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· C~icago WILMETTE LIFE May 11, 1928 MUSIC FESTIVAL North Shore Festival Association Summer Camps Are Calling Northwestern University Gymnasium MAY 21 - 22 - 24 - 26 PROMINENT ARTISTS APPEAR AT EACH CONCERT 1st Concert. Verdi "Requiem." Soloists, Isabel Richardson Molter, Alvene Resseguie, Eugene F. Dressler, Rollin M. Pease. 2nd Concert, Soloists, Marquerite D' Alvar:ez, Richard Crooks. 3 rd Concert, Soloists, Dorothy Speare, Jacques Gordon, large male chorus I .ooo voices. 4th Concert, Children's matinee, Soloist, Florence Macbeth. 5th Concert. Soloists, Claire Dux, Lawrence T ibbett. Chicago Symphony Orchestra All Concerts SINGLE TICKETS ON SALE NOW at 1517 Sherman Avenue. Telephone University 51 and 52 BUY EARLY AND SECURE GOOD SEATS Single Prices: $3.50, $3.00, $2.00, $1.50, and $1.00 Course Prices: $16.00, $14.00, $11.00, $7.00, and $5.00 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Homestead t} Evo.nfton-lllinois While "See the home town first" wi'll probably be working for several weeks yet and both the younger and older lovers of nature will be strolling down Village streets, viewing the forsythia that graces almost every lawn and the tulips that are just bursting forth in riotous color, still, "It won't be long now!" The above scene was taken last year by Scoutmaster Robert W. Townly of Kenilworth at the camp in Canada conducted each year by Duke Childs, head of the department of physical training at New Trier High school, a ssisted by Mr. Townley and several other north shore boys' leaders. Miss Marion Ruess of 568 Hill ter- Husband' s Wife," at her home, last · race, entertained the cast o( the Wit- Friday evening. Following a rehearsal mette Dramatic club's new pl t \', "Her of the play, refreshments were served. I to add to the pleasuTe of the Homestead guest Mothers' Day, Sunday, May 13 You can give MOTHER no better token of your love than a box of delicious home made B. & G. candies The HOMESTEAD TEA ROOM Those <Jtttndanct vention of 1t now the in con- Proftuional <~nd &aineu Womrn'a cluba Gre ea,wciallv in. vittd to malct a vi1it :o Tht of Homtatoad ont ex- A quaint little table for two or four. For a background. the richly colorful tapesty of colonial panorama ... over there a cavernous fireplace of Holland. brtclc . . . budding branches outlined. beyond many-paned. windows ... overhead., rough-hewn beams and. shining ship·s lanterns. Sharing the friendliness of this hospitable room is a pleasure hetghtened by a nicety of service appointments that permits of no deviation from the excellence ·which these surroundings. imply. the tnj01Jablt P~cked, ptrimcu of their viait to El'aruton. wrapped and mailed to any place in the U. S. lVe deliver twice d·ily Yow may claoolc a H o m e s t e ad apartment ot two· tLrcc or fo·r rooall, witL kitcLenette 6 hreakfast room· Or a liaglc room .itL ltatla. Eoery apartmen~ is compldJy furnished. ne Homestead---a ~~>ay of lioingl T elepbone G r e e D 1e a f 3 3 o o For Bttttr Homt Jl114t anywhere in Evanlton · 1633 Orrington Ave. Library Plata Evanston Can4is THE HOMESTEAD 0· Hiaaaa Aoenue. a feu paca nortla of Da~ StrMI ~~~YJiij~YJaJ~~ 567 Lincoln Ave. Winnetka ~ I