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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919 Shall Winneiks Have Its Own Motion Picture House? : The question of movies is one not only for parents but also for teach- ers. And it will be, in the writer's opinion, important to get the point of view of the people who are ad- ministering and teaching in the school plants of Winnetka--High, Grammar and Private. It would seem to an outsider that the great desire of school people must always be to conserve the benefit of the school influence and instruc- tion. That in order to have schools effective there must be secured and maintained a certain state of mind in children congenial to the school pur- poses and plans; and that nothing could more effectively dislocate those purposes and plans and undo a larger percentage of what an intelligent school force is doing than moving picture shows for children except very occasionally and then only when the subject is distinctly constructive --as, for instance, the pictures of the Scott Expedition, For there is no doubt whatever that even the best of the usutl moving pictures are de- structive. The temperature of modern af- fairs--as represented by these mov- ing picture shows operated for profit --will evaporate out of childrens' lives the most invaluable quality--a quality that grows only in a quiet and cool place where the imagination and the discrimination and the nervous energies are stored up for the long day ahead and for an old age which will need every particle of this storage to make it both beautiful and happy rather than ugly and sad. It would seem most natural that the educative bodies in this com- munity should be the ones to declare definitely whether moving pictures of the type under discussion will or will not be beneficial to children, and it is to he hoped that they on no ac- count hesitate to declare themselves in very definite terms and with their reasons attached. Edward Yeomans. The members of the MacDowell Musical = club entertained their friends at the home of Mrs. Charles L. Weeks, 600 Ash street, on Tues- day evening, December 2. The pro- gram was as follows: Piano Duet-- 1st movement of the New World Symphony SGI TS Dvorak Mrs. B. J. Kellum and Mrs. Percival Hunter Songs-- "Way Down South" ..Sidney Homer "Candle Lightin' Time" ...C. Taylor Two Negro Spirituals, "Deep River", Burleigh and "Rain" '....... Turner Mrs. John W. Hansel; Mrs. Orcutt at the piano Piano-- French Rigadon, 16th Century, Hubay Scardas dance Mrs. H. 1 Brewer; Mrs. Orcutt at the piano Songs-- The Birch... noi. Gertchaninoff Folksongs arranged by Zimbalist Psyche seria. vi. vi Pahadihle ji Le SORE NG SUR. BNL Scott Her:Dream ...... 0... 4 ou Waller Mrs. Louis G. Schmid; Mrs. Ewatt at the piano Piano-- In a Boao. atu it, 1. ao DeBussy Waltz: nibs vase den Grodzki Concert Ftude .,. e000 MacDowell mire Mrs. George H. Mars of Kenilworth COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL WILL Fran ; : announces the engagement of her Wedding Procession .......... Grieg | daughter, Miss Lillian Mars to Carnival Maurice S. Prenatt. 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Telephone Evanston 455 1709 SHERMAN AVENUE Residence Telephone Evanston 3397-J CONRAD SCHMEISSER PLUMBING oe .e .e EVANSTON GIVE BIG HOLIDAY BAZAAR The pupils of the Country Day school bazaar on Thursday, December 11. There will be a sale of various ar- ticles for holiday presents made by pupils. In addition to the sale there will be many attractions including side shows. fortune-telling, grab-bags and other interesting entertainment. The bazaar will be open from 2 until 6 o'clock and also in the evening when there will be dancing. Refreshments will be served in the afternoon and evening. Everyone is invited and a large attendance is expected. Assembly will be at eight o'clock, sharp. Every member be there. W. C. T. U. MEETING The Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union will meet with Mrs. Edith R. Pearson, 1233 Lake avenue, on Monday, December 8, at 2:30 o'clock. Reports will be read from very the State and County conventions. 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