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July 17, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 9 Plays at Skokie Sunday Rudolph Reuter is one of the very few American pianists whose success has been as great in Europe as it is in this country. From season to season the number of his concert engagements has steadily grown, so that there is hardly a section of the United States where he has not successfully performed with a minimum of publicity. In this season (1925-26) Mr. Reuter is for the fifth time soloist with the Chicago Symphony orchestra, Frederick Stock, con- ducting. In Europe he played nine times with orchestras under various well- known conductors, in little more than a season, and each time received en- viable press comments. He was soloist at the Salzburg Festival in 1923. A brilliant interpreter of the most modern music, he is, at the same time an exponent of the classics in a manner that has won hearty praise from the critics here and abroad. He will inaugurate the series of musicales to be given at Skokie Country club with a program next Sunday, July 18. Mary Ellen Prindiville, 151 Euclid| Announcement has been made of avenue, left yesterday for a two weeks' | the birth of a daughter, July 6, at the visit with Annie Mason at Lac du |W esley Memorial hospital to Mr. and Flambeau, Wis. Mrs. Stanley Morrill (Beatrice Fen- ton) of Chicago. Their first child, a Mrs. George E. Graves, 57 Warwick [two year old son, avenue, left Friday, July 9, for a two|in Winnetka with his grandparents, weeks' visit in the East. She will in- | Mr .and Mrs. Ho ward Fenton, while clude Boston in her trip. his mother is in the hospital. THE PAINTED BUTTERFLY Art Studio and Gift Shop 1054 Gage St., Hubbard Woods -- Winn. 1207 MID-SUMMER PRE-INVENTORY SALE All Stocks Radically Reduced Lamps - Shades - Pottery - Pewter - Brass. Glassware and Furniture Visit Our Toy Corner has been staying | { Congregational (ON 2\ Church -- em ITAA GTTETEAATEAN TY NT i Get © 12 (TER LIO EEL Iti ma Sunday, July 18th Morning-- 11:00 Morning Worship. Ser- mon by Rev. Thos. A. Goodwin. "Are You a Friend of Life?" Evening-- 8:00 Evening Worship. Ser- mon by Mr. Goodwin. "The Surprises of Christ." ll Maria " Beauty Culture Maria Lagerquist, Prop. 794 Elm Street, 2nd Floor, Franklin Bldg. KEEN Steam Oil Permanent Waving For Appointment Phone Winnetka 762 lopgunsnmmae areanannsraansaasessesens | NW AW EE ES RS Re Ee ee ee L Vacation Time Vacation time means lots of wear and tear on shoes. New shoes are not always necessary. Bring THE your old ones to us. We will re- ] SQUARE build them. J N ' Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store R. WAGNER 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot Telephone Winn. 991