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April 28, 1928 WINNETKA TALK DISCUSS HOUSING AS AFFECTING WINNETKA (Continued from Page 1) hesitating about building a home, merely because they did not have the ready cash. Get Building Hints Wednesday evening, April 25, the discussion centered around building and building materials. William A. + Otis was chairman of the evening, and the speaker was S. S. Beman, who gave many practical suggestions. The audience was especially interested in necessity of insulating and sound- proofing a building. There was dis- cussion on fire-proofing; humidifying; substitutes for plaster; brick; weather stripping; storm windows; glass; screens, window-frames; types of houses, and many other things that home-builders have to consider. Thursday evening, April 26, Ernst C. von Ammon discussed "Interior Decorating and Furnishing." Mrs. Walter L. Benson was chairman of the evening. Friday evening, April 27, Jens Jen- sen talked on "Exterior Decoration-- Trees, Shrubs, Gardens." Mr. Henry F. Tenney, Village President, was chairman. Kingery Speaks Tonight Tonight it is planned to. have "The Relation of Zoning Laws to Better Homes" presented by Robert S. Kingery. E. A. Rummler is chairman of this meeting. The last three evening meetings will be reviewed more in detail, later. Winnetka is, primarily, a village of homes, and to have had a week with the thought of the community centers ing consciously about the home, em- phasizes anew what is in the heart of all who love their home--"East, West --Hame's best!" ON INDUSTRIAL CLUB BOARD Ralph H. Hobart, 600 Prospect ave- nue, was elected secretary of the In- dustrial club at the annual meeting held Friday, April 20, at the Black- stone hotel. Other Winnetka men elected as directors are Horace W. Armstrong of 365 Sheridan road and Howard W. Fenton of 818 Bryant ave- nue. KATHERINE KING Teacher of Voice STUDIO--859 Elm Street TELEPHONE WINNETKA 1325 Troubadour Glee Club to Appear in Concert May 4 The Troubadour Glee club, made up of north shore men, and which ap- pears nightly over radio station WEHS, Evanston, is to give its second annual concert at the Evanston Wo- man's club Friday evening, May 4. The club will be assisted on the pro- gram by the Swigart Trio. The pro- gram is to be as follows: Bugle Song a 0 aka Dudley Buck The Lamp in the West ...Horatio Parker Glee Club Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt ....Goethe : Composition--Tschaikowski Vision fugitize "Heriodiade" ..Massenet Hardin Van Deursen, Baritone Theme with Variations (In A Minor) .... SER EO Tschaikowski The Swigart String Trio Men Cg Ser TRA, Selected ei tRNA Selected E. S. McCready, Tenor That Little World Is Mine, Jessie Deppen Hush A Bye My Baby . K. Logan One Sweet Day ........... J. S. Zamecnik Glee Club y Selections from the Following Songs Trixie from Dixie The Waggle of the Kilt 'When I Was Twenty One Susie Mc Lean Roamin' in the Gloamin' Bella, the Bella Dunoon Jimmie Gunn, Scotch Comedian (Impersonator of Sir Harry Lauder) Part No. 2 The Pilot, Son... Daniel Protheroe Rolling Down to Rio ...Edward German Glee Club King Charles (Browning) . ....... has Maude Velerie White Hardin Van Deursen, Baritone Rustle of Spring Liebestraume Waltz--Fairy Tale Suite The Swigart String Trio Se EE Rt a Ta Selected . BE. 8. McCready, Tenor Selections from the Repertoire of Sir Harry Lauder Jimmie Gunn, Scotch Comedian Vera Gillette, Accompanist Seng of the Camp 7.5.0. H. J. 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