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March 24, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Three New Pieces by Dean Peter Lutkin on Choir's Program Three new compositions by Dean Peter Christian Lutkin of the School of Music, Northwestern university, will be items of the program which the A Cappella choir of the university, under his direction, will sing at the MacDowell Society meeting Sunday. The musicale will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Koch, 1412 Judson avenue. Admission will be by membership ticket. Stephen Phillips' poem, "Marpessa," which has been set to music as a cantata for four solo voices by Miss Emily Bottcher, a graduate student of great promise at the School of Music, will also be sung by Miss Ruth McIn- niss, soprano; Miss Martha Williams, contralto; Chester Ewers, tenor, and Carl Gutekunst, bass, accompanied by the gifted young composer. The choir will sing Rachmaninoff's "Glory to the Trinity"; Tcheneskoff's "The Beatitudes," a new writing for tenor solo and accompaniment in novel form; Kopolyoff's "Alleluia, Christ is Risen," an arrangement of a Russian Easter folk song; and a Latin group by Palestina. Dean ,Lutkin's new numbers are, "The Waits are Singing in the Lane," "The Shepherd" (words of the twenty-third psalm written for alto solo and choral accompaniment), and "The Night of Bethlehem." The choir will also sing two interesting negro spirituals arranged by Nathaniel Dett of that race, "Weeping Mary" and "Every Time I Feel the Spirit." Persons interested in joining the society may do so at this meeting. Its object is to raise funds through dues for contribution to the MacDowell colony for young artists of recognized talent established at Peterboro, N. H., in memory of the late American com- BUYS WILMETTE HOME poser, Edward MacDowell. Henry B. Dearborn of 607 Ninth street, Wilmette, has purchased the re- sidence of Fred B. Elliott of 739 Ninth street, Wilmette. Hokanson and Jenks of Evanston negotiated the transac- tion. A group of senior girls from New Trier High school is giving a program this afternoon at the Presbyterian Old Ladies' home in Evanston. The trend of the modernistic mode is noticeable in this Smart Jabet Hat of Fuschia Felt, $28. Designed by 'America's Foremost Fashion Creator" Atiags a "new note" of ultra modishness is found in the Millinery of MILGRII -- the subtleties of style distinctively expressed. MILGRIIN NEW YORK CLEVELAND 600 MICHIGAN BOULEVARD + SOUTH CHICAGO For Fuel-- Use Oil THE LATEST PHOTO OF OUR WINNETKA BULK PLANT "BRAUN BROS. OIL CO. Winnetka 3020-21 Telephones fdas pi i es The strategic location of this modern--efficient bulk plant guarantees prompt deliveries of FUEL OIL "A Correct Grade for Each Burner" Highland Pk. 3290 Our New Creation "PERSONALITY BOB" Maison Worth Opposite Teatro del Lago 916 Spanish Ct. Phone Wilmette 2950 og The New Automatic Electrola-Radiola "There is no other musical instrument like this!" OR those discriminating peo- ple whom Fortune has en- dowed with exquisite exacting tastes, this instrument bas been created. In it is embodied the amaz- ing Electrola, developed refined to a degree of. perfec- tion that is almost beyond be- Lief. and The Automatic enables you to choose your program, touch a button, and forget everything but the music itself. The Radiola brings the events of the moment to you-- with a perfection that will de- light you. May we play it for you? V ictrola With Radiola CONVENIENT TERMS North Shore Talking Machine Co. 712 Church Street, Evanston t Open Evenings & ne