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April 26, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 2S. ..I George Seaberg, Chicago pianist, has won the contest for pianists sponsored by the Society of American Musicians. The finals took place Friday evening, April 19, at Curtiss hall, and two oth~r pianists besides Mr. ~eaberg competed, ,Miss Grace Nelson and Miss Ruth Walker. The judges on Friday we re Rudolph Ganz, Maurice Rosenfeld and Allen Spencer, and the prize was a grand piano given by the Cable company. Mr. Seaberg is well known in th e north shore town s, for he has a large class of pupils here. He has appeared i.n recital at Skoki e s@hoolJ Winnetk~, a11d has t1een enthusiastically praised for hi s poise, his command of technique and his arti stic interpretations. For the · past five years he has been a pupil of Howard \Vell s, who lives in \Vilmette. As the winner in the contest, Mr. Seaberg was presented in recital Tue sday afternoon at the Blackstone hotel hv the Kenwood Music club. He will give a recital within three weeks. which will be sponsored by the Society of American M usidan s. His program last Friday evening consisted of the Prelude from the Second Partita of Bach. the first movement of Sonate Opus 111 of Beethoven, the Chopin F Major Etude and "La Terrasse des Audiences du Clair de Lune," by Dehussv. Miss Pauline Manchester of Glencoe won the contest last year. She is also a pupil of Howard \Vetls. George Seab. erg, Ticket Chairman Y ottthful Pianist, Is Contest Winner-------------· ROYAL tailored-to-order clothes are truly distinctive, even if sold at a low price. The finest woolens, the classiest linings, the most expert workmanship and tailoring that the money can buy are packed into a ROYAL $25 Suit or Topcoat. MORRIS VEIION Pre·idena Photo by Ray North Shore Line Trains Now Stop at Clark-Lake Effective Thursday morning. April 25. all northbound North Shore Line trains will stop to receive passengers at the Clark-Lake "L" station in the Chicago Loop, it was announced by John R. Blackhall. general manager. All southbound trains circling the Loop also will stop to discharge pas sengers at this point. "This new North Shore Line station in the · Chicago Loop is only one hlock from the Randolph street Rialto." said Mr. Blackhall. "It has heen established primarily with a Yiew to affording theatregoers from north shore communities greater convenience in 'boarding trains after the show. It also affords the public North Shore Line station facilities on the north side of the Loop for the first time. " Inauguration of this new stop gives the 'Road of Service' four outbound stations in the Chicago Loop. The main 'outbound station is at 223 c . vVabash avenue. Northbound trains also may be boarded at MadisonWabash and Randolph -Wabash stations on the Rapid Transit Lines. Inbound trains stop at all "L" station s on \Veils and Van Buren streets." Mrs. F. L. Dougher, of Evanston, St. is ticket chairman for the George's Aux:liary card ·party to be held at the high school the evening of May 10. She reports that a sale of 1,000 tickets is expected before that date, · from which the proceeds will go to the financing of the St. George's band. flOhen lflut'~ DreJted Riqht ROYALLY ONLY PRICES You have style - you have fit-have clothes value plus. See the many hundreds of fashions and fabrics-select just the color~just the pat· tern, just the cloth you wish. Have it made to your individual measure- for you only. Should you want any little individualiti~s or par· ticular touches built in, tell us. We'll give them to you. And remember, money back ifyou're .not satisfied. FINE QUALITY Norman Hess to Appear in Recital This Week Norman H ess. pianist. and pupil of \.V alt er R. Knupfer, 127 Laurel avenue, \Vilmett e will giv e a recital in Curtiss Hall, Fin e Arts building. Chicago. U1i'5 Saturday afternoon. He will be as sisted by Lottie Kuenkele, soprano, a pupil of Mrs. A. T. Allen. Miss \Vinnifred Mickcv of Wilmette will be the accompanist.· Th e program is as follows: ... I · The Junior auxiliary of the Woman's club of Wilmette will close its season with ·a dinner and program Wednesday evening, May 1, at 6:30 o'clock, at which time the (!uxiliary will entertain the mothers of members and their friends. The evening's program will be given by Mrs. John Do lese of Evanston, who hfrs. W. 0. Belt of 202 Abingdon will sing a group of numbers, · and by avenue, Kenilworth, and her daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Kemp of Hammoud, Virginia, returned recently from an pianist, who will present two groups extended visit in Florida. of selectiot'is. ing . by way of Cleveland, Buffalo and Rochester, \vhere they will stop and stay with friends over night. They are planning to attend the annual meeting of the Garden Club of America at Philadelphia, May 13-17. Among the other members of the Kenilworth Garden club who will attend these meetings are Mrs. Rufus Stolp, Mrs. Hugh Foresman, Mrs. Grant Ridgway, .Mrs. Edwin Phelps, Mrs. Arthur Ruf, Mrs. Guv Littell, and Mrs. S. D. Flood. · Prelude and Fug ue D Major ........ Bach Bourree (from 2nrt ]<~nglish suite ) .. Bach Rourree (from 2nd Yiolin Sonata) .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . Bach-Saint-Sae n s N'ormnn H ess The Little B ells of Se \·illa . . . . . . Scott Villanelle . . . . . ........... . D ell'Acqua Lottie Kue nl< ele Sona ta, Op. 27 No. 2 (Moonlight)'.. . . .... .. . .. . . ... . .... . . . . .. BeethoYe n Adagio Sostenuto All egretto Presto Agitato Norm a n He s ~ Aria "Caro Nom e" Rigole tto . ...... V t> rdi Lottie Ku enkele I ·reludes (C mhwr, C Maj or , G Ma j or, A Major) . . . . .. Ch opin P.tudes (F minor, G flat Major) Chopin Valses (G flat Ma j or , D flat Ma jor) . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chopin P r elude A minor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Debu s::-y Norma n H es s A White R ose . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knupfer .\t the W ell ......... . ... Hage man GO TO G~ C. OF A. MEETING Lotti e Kuenkel e Mrs: Alfred McDougal and Mrs. P ell Street in China Town . . Whithorne Edwin Hedrick are leaving Kenil- Hu~h Hour in Hongkong . . . . ChasinR LiHzt-Busoni worth the latter part of next week C'nmpanella . . . . . . . . . . Norman He ~s for a motor trip to Summit, N. ]. , goWinnifred Mickey, Accompanist EXTRA FINE QUALITY SUPER FINE QUALITY WORLD'S GREATEST CLOTHES VALUE Musicale Will Conclude Junior Auxiliary Season 1641 Orrington Ave. Open Tuaday, 'I'hurlday and Soaurt:IGy EW!ninp