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'Nr.Robert Fonthamn, Mrs. Willia Otter, Ms Kaye, and Mrs. Frank J. Rothing, that lingers, is; the under- lying suitability of their vojees, one to the other-an alikeness of quality, rich, mature, ringing, and sympathet.. ic, and a tone volume that makes a unified blending. Mrs. Frank Mal- :10Y gaVe str.ong support -with ,-her piano accompaniment. Their num- *bers,; famniliar toaal, -Corne. 'Where MUy Love Lies Dreamiing,". "Ir! the Luxembourg Garden," and "In a Monastery Garden" were rccejved *with markedenthusj.asmn. The bal- ance and the training*,of their voices were quickly man ifested. The, tim- bre of church singing. shane out,- 1particularly in the. last selection > One of the mûajor features of wlich ardent applause dernanded as the two-claiy bazacir-the Woman's anenor.guild of the Wilmýette -Parh There was ample time after .the Methodist church is staging No- brief program, formerbers -to linger vemnber 17 and 18, is the Pet jii conver sational group)s arountd the show. In charge of it la Mrs. A. tea table charming-ly appoinited wvith H. Fuessie of 1529 Highland ave- white cornucopias holdinig deep pink iie. DeHaven Photo s!napdragons and \wýhite chrysathe- intinis.\White candies 1,colifleted its dýecoration. A plea was mnade that ineetings Phlanthropy Sewing ;p the future siýtr i mtlfot - !;e'thà'n.2:30 o'clock. ýfor Episcooal Home Using the definition, -Art is ai weriory of a miai's work starnped Philanthropy sewing. will be held wihthe man,- a quotation, IMiSS at h '1Vrna's Club of Wilnctteý Mary Ryan depicted for ierubers o rdy oebr4 t1 ()f the Woman's Ca tholie, Club iast >'r~y oebr4 t1 'clôck_ Frdvafternoonr Antonin Dfvoirak. mn. the mnorniing and will continuei Bôhemian composer and a Roian until 3 in the .afternon. Th -)f tbree in front ($4.95) . *., lam-goro ,4bbed short cardi- garn witti. matching pearl but- tons ($3.95). . . a beautifuf enfsemble! Suitsfrom $12.950 Coràpretiensive Collection Of sweaters from $ 1.00.to $1 4.95. *I-----777-- 7 -7 704 Cburch Street Sportswear Evanston a d lo:aper*son Ipicturied the qu1aint and colOr'fuL tw of hiE hJrth, where his father ~a an inn.i keprand village butcher as vwell. The life of the peasant boy whj-o later was. to become one of the wol's great composers, was sym-j liathetically described- his ;sorrows, his great success, 1 his trip to Amer- 'jca, the twilight. of his composîng days. his personality, bis works, particularly his' Siavie dances, his New World symphony, bis.. Stabat' Othér imeilnbers, on this co 1t tee are Mesdames A. F. Biser. R V. Green, J. Charters McQuide'anld William E. Robertson, Any womnan in, the' village whoj -desires, to do philanthropie sewving; wvill fi'd 'a Place at th+s sewing, whether she is a rnember of, the' .Wornan's clUb or not. Luncheon 1, wl eserved at 12:30. ~,,t #itontÀ A SALE LIKE THIS!. 13 9-9' STUDIO COUCH' Regiilar Price .gomma. 1Mrs-, J. H. Kiel of 911 Greenwood aVenue will be hostess at an'all-day' m'eeting of the Cozy Corner circle of sest or the F Ir s t Congregational church, HoIsesf or Tuesday, November 8. The luncheofl Mrs. H. A. Berg, 1738 .Washingto hour is 1 o'clock. Assisting hostesses avenue, wiIl be hostess to the Miee MWill be Mrs. Frank R. Adams, Mrs. ing oif the board of. the Woman' Geoe1. al, d Mrs. Howar soiety of the, Wilmette Baptis E. ingolm . church on Monpda y, November-1. 15P& Shermane Ave. DRAUCIS SLUMDBER SHOP- EVAN OPini. 282â n'VANOT014