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A ------ Ey J Ea wor fs May 28, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 33 HUGO VON HOSTEN TO SHOW WEST PAINTINGS Noted Winnetka Artist to Exhibit Work Done During Winter in California Hugo O. von Hofsten, Winnetka art- | ist and painter of the Skokie returns this Saturday, from a winter spent in California. Mr. von Hofsten is bring- ing back with him collection of water colors and sketches he has painted during the winter and which will be on exhibition in the Camp Fire Girls' room at Winnetka Community House, from May 29 to June 12. The water colors include scenes at the Grand Canyon, Pasadena, Mt. Wil- son and the San Bernardino range, the Ojai Valley, the Bell Ringers' Garden at the San Juan Capistrano Mission, the Pacific ocean from Balboa, the Torrey Pines, Carmel-by-the-sea, the Imperial Valley, and the Mojave Desert in bloom. This is Mr. von Hofsten's first trip to the West coast and he has written back to Winnetka that he had been at first overwhelmed by all the colors and sunlight and then had painted dili- gently to catch it with his brush. The flowers in the desert this spring have been more impressive than for forty years, Mr. von Hofsten writes, because of the unusually heavy rainfall. He describes a trip into the desert with other artists, as follows: "For hours, six thousand feet up on a ridge overlooking immense moun- tains and valleys on either side. Then we came down suddenly into the Mo-~ jave Desert--in the foreground forty square miles of flowers, blue, purple, vellow and maroon. The colors go on so far that you see no horizon, disap- pearing in a soft gray, with the snow- colored mountains faintly showing through." Mr. von Hofsten's friends on the north shore have been interested to see how he has reacted to this new setting, startlingly different from the locale of his landscapes of former vears--the Skokie valley, the Moun- tains in Switzerland and Winter in Sweden. First Scandinavian Ev. 886 Elm street, Winnetka E. Rohrbach 043 Spruce street Phone 2791 Saturday--Confirmation class, 10 A. M. Sunday--Sunday school, 9:30 A. M. Swedish service, 11 A. M. Young People's service, 5 P. M. English service, 7:45 P. M. Subject--" "One Man with God." "One man with God is a majority though there be a thousand on the other Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Ellsworth of 460 Cedar street returned recently from a two months' trip to Hot Springs, Ex- celsior Springs, and New Mexico. They spent some time on a ranch near Santa Fe, and were also in Santa Fe for .a time. Mrs. Ellsworth spent last week-end at Rockford college, where her niece, Miss Marion Jay of Evans- ton, was crowned May Queen at the May Day ceremonies. --Q-- Charles Law of 659 Lincoln avenue has returned from Biloxi with the chil- dren. Mrs. Law came home last month. Telephone Wilmette 3847 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN Specializing in the treatment of your best friends the "Dog and Cat" All calls recelve my personal attention 1000 Ridge Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Clay Risk, and their children, of 787 Foxdale avenue, accompanied by Mrs. Risk's mother, Mrs. Mary A. Bell of Chicago, and Alfred Moon of Winnetka, leave this morning for lauderdale Iake, Wis. They will be there over Decoration day. The North Shore Line receives countless letters commending its Lost and Found Department. Mr. and Mrs. George Dovenmuehle of 560 Ash street have returned to Winnetka from a six weeks' European trip. Mrs. Dovenmuehle has gone to Nashville, Tennessee, to join the chil- dren. They have been staying with her mother during their parents' ab- sence. Ask Your Dealer for Eleanor Bird Seed A Song In Bvery Seed. It's better than what you think is best. Recently this department received the following editorial recognition in the Waukegan Daily Sun: "We have a good word to say for the efficient work of the North Shore Line 'lost and found' department. We left a pocketbook on a city line car. the road, and received the pocketbook a few hours later. clothing on a limited train. As a matter of course we notified More recently we left an article of That, too, was returned as soon as we notified the 'lost and found'. These cases, but two of hundreds handled each month, speak well for the honesty of the conductors and motormen."' 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