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July 7, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 33 New Trier Artist Does a Remarkable "Stuart" Painting Miss Jane Lyons, 1015 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, a student at New Trier High school, has prepared a re- production of Van Dyke's painting "Baby Stuart" which will be on dis- play at the Wilmette Public library beginning this Friday. From a small print of the famous painting in Keysor's book "Great Art- ists," Miss Lyons made an enlarged sketch of the head. She then made a tracing of the sketch, being careful to block out each shadow and change of color. Tracings were made on plain paper, with each piece of the draw- ing painted and cut out, after which the pieces were pasted together like a mosaic panel or a stained glass win- dow effect. Miss Lyons obtained the coloring for | her reproduction from a small size colored painting of "Baby Stuart" in "Day Masterpiece Miniatures." . Miss Lyons' reproduction is framed and will be on display for an indefinite period. The youthful painter has had a year and a half of art work at the New Trier High school under the direction of Miss Murphy, art instructor at New Trier. Several new books of art for adults have been added to the Wilmette Pub- lic library collection within the last year. Construct Huge Tunnel in Zion National Park | A tunnel, 22 feet wide by 14 feet high, and a mile long with six gallery portals scattered along the way, which afford stopping places where the auto- mobilist may draw aside from the trafic and view the stupendous scen- ery, is under construction in Zion Na- tional Park, where the Zion-Mount Carmel road undertakes to make a rise of 3,000 feet up the sides of a mountain, says a bulletin issued by the touring bureau of the Chicago Mo- tor club. This tunnel is driven through sheer rock, and is going forward at the rate of about 900 feet a month. Some of the galleries are 75 feet or more in length, and the arched openings will be 35 feet high. It is said that there are few places in the United States where the scenery is more impressive than from these giant portals that look out across the mammoth canyon some two or three thousand feet above the little Pine Creek, which hurries anxiously along the canyon bed. Legion Sends Delegations to Rogers Park Celebration Delegations from the American Leg- ion posts along the north shore at- tended a celebration at the Farwell avenue bathing beach in Rogers Park on July 4, when a cannon was present- ed to the Rogers Park district by the seventh district of the American Legion, comprising all of the north shore posts. The celebration was held under the direction of Rogers Park Post No. 108 of the American Legion. RETURNING FROM ABROAD Miss Antoinette Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen Brown of 806 Rosewood avenue, has com- pleted her year of study at the Inter- national school at Geneva, Switzer- land, and is returning with Miss Marion Carswell on the S. S. Stutt- gart from Bremen, landing in New York on July 15. She will come direct to Winnetka and leave with the rest of the family July 20, for the family camp at Ontario, Canada. Golfers Eager to Play New Techny Fields Links Techny Fields, a new daily fee golf course, opened last Saturday morning with a host of golfers taking advan- tage of the clear day. The new course, which is situated at the junc- tion of Waukegan and Willow roads, directly west of Winnetka, is easily ac- cessible and is destined to be one of the most popular daily fee courses near Chicago. North shore men who are sponsoring | the club are: Charles A. Nash of Wil- | mette, general manager; Frank A.| Seng, Wilmette, president; and E. A. | Kalkhurst of Evanston, vice-president of the corporation. On the board of | directors are E. F. Kelly and O. G. Corns of Wilmette. | Mrs. Frank R. Howard entertained | Thursday at a luncheon and bridge in | her home at 859 Lincoln avenue. THOMAS J. LYNCH Tree Surgeons The North Shore's Largest and Best Equipped Tree Surgery Organization Tree Surgery - Spraying Power Sprayers Pruning - Pneumatic Cavity Machines GLENCOE 514 Phones WINNETKA 1294 555-57 Chestnut St. In the Graham-Paige 629 we have ear- nestly endeavored to combine the beauty and refinement of detail which distinguish a fine motor car with the delightful swift- ness and smoothness of driving with four speeds forward (standard shift). A car is at your disposal. Five chassis--sixes and eights--prices ranging from $860 to $2485. Car illustrated is Model 629, five-passenger Sedan, with 4-speed transmission, (standard gear shift), All prices f. 0. b. Detroit. Beauty Smoothness, Swiftness... GRAAAM PAIGE] |] re dots Hanson Motor Co. Phone Winnetka 330 GRARAM-BAIGE