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16 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1925 NEXT WEEK AT RAVINIA Saturday night, August 8--"Ballo In "Maschera": Rosa 'Raisa, Gio- vanni- Martinelli, Giuseppe Danise, Ina Bourskaya, Florence Macbeth, Virgilio Lazzari, Louis D'Angelo, Desire Defrere, Giordano Paltrinieri. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Sunday afternoon, August 9-- Concert: Chicago Symphony Or- chestra, Eric Delamarter, con- ductor. Soloists: Alfred Wallen- stein, 'cellist; Jacques Gordon, vio- linist, Sunday night, August 9--"La Boheme": Marie Sundelius, Mario Chamlee, Margery Maxwell, Gioa- como Rimini, Leon Rothier, Louis D'Angelo, Eugenio Correnti, Paolo Ananian. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Monday night, August 10--Con- cert: Chicago Symphony Orches- tra, Eric De Lamarter, conductor. Soloists: Elvira de Hadalgo, so- prano; Mario Basiola, baritone. Tuesday night, August 11--"La Juive"; Rosa Raise, Giovanni Mar- tinelli, Florence Macbeth, Armand Tokatyan, Desire Defrere, Louis D'Angelo, Leon Rothier, Paolo Ananian. Conductor, Louis Hassel- mans. Wednesday night, August 12-- "Rigoletto": Elvira de Hadalgo, Mario Chamlee, Guiseppe Danise, Virgilio Lazzari, Merle Alcock, Louis D'Angelo, Paolo Ananian, Anna_Correnti. Conductor; Gen- naro Papi. Thursday afternoon, August 13-- Children's concert bank entertain- ment: Chicago Symphony Orches- tra, Eric DeLamarter, conductor. The entertainment will be given by Robert Wassman, magician. Thursday night, August 13-- "Lucia": Florence Macbeth, Tito Schipa, Giacomo Rimini, Virgilio Lazzari, Giordano Paltrinieri, Phi- line Falco. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Friday night, August 14--"La Tosca": Rosa Raisa, Mario Cham- lee, Giuseppe Danise, Giordano Pal- trinieri, Louis D'Angelo. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Saturday night, August "Manon Lescaut": Lucrezia Giovanni Martinelli, Giocomo Rimini, niert, 15-- Bori, Merle Alcock, Giordano Paltri- .. Louis D'Angelo, Paolo Ananian. Conductor, Gennaro Papi. Fixing Tire on Drive Nearly Costs His Life Mrs. Oscar W. Olson, 1108 Oak street, Winnetka, narrowly escaped se- rious injury Monday noon when she was forced to choose between a head- on collision with a speeding auto- mobile or another machine parked at the curb. She chose the latter and escaped injury. Mrs. Ridge avenue in Evanston. neared the St. Francis hospital an- other machine cut out of the stream of south-bound. traffic, directly .in her path. The car was going at a high rate of speed and could not stop in time so she crashed her car into one belonging to Thomas Irving, of Nor- wood Park, which stood parked at the curb. Irving was changing a tire on his machine when struck and knocked him senseless. He was taken into the hospital where he soon recov- ered, having suffered only minor bruises and slight cuts about the head. The other driver escaped. Gambrill Wins Trophy in Illinois Club Play Dick Gambrill won the Espinosa trophy at the Illinois Golf club last Saturday with a low net score of 72. H. J. Kaufman came second with a low net of 73. Gambrill also led the field in the qualifying round for the Vice-Presi- dent's cup. These men qualified for the first round of match play which will be held on Saturday, August 8, and will be paired as follows: R. Gam- brill--]J. C. Bolter; C. W. Jordan--W. C. Lewis; F. B. Ahara--ER. A. Sand- born; A. C. Hammond--H. Redman: H. J. Kaufman--H. Mosier; J. E. Carney--E. M. James; Dr. R. Wilson --F. W. Franklin; I. H. Puls--H. T. Sackett. Mrs. Laird Bell, 1352 Tower road, is at Edgerton, Mass., until the end of September. Mr. Bell spent some time recently in Winona, Minn. re Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Holton and their daughter, Helen, of 98 Pine street, left the first of this week to spend three weeks at Plum lake. i Mrs. E. W. Beach, 532 Oak street, entertained last week for Mrs. Fletcher Dobyns, who has gone to California. 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WERSTED MOTOR CO. COMPLETE AUTOMOBILE SERVICE as a permanent investing establishment BROTHERS CARS 532 LINCOLN AVENUE Dr. and Mrs. Richard Austin of Cin- cinnati, formerly of Chicago, arrived for a visit in the home of Mrs. W. W. Case, 759 Burr avenue, Hubbard Woods. 2eoiL, Mrs. S. B. Rogers of 278 Linden avenue left last Monday for Minocqua, where she will remain a fortnight with friends. --Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Everett I. Harris, 334 Forest avenue, left Wednesday for a trip in the New England states and Canada. yy. | 5 ren | 5 Dimi : M¥® Electro-serve says he doesn't think that a room is completely fur- nished without an electric We charming designs in floor lamp. have some and table lamps, reading lamps and piano lamps. Delightful with shades in silk and parch- finishes ment. Boudoir lamps that add a glamor to the last MM =--<Z20 MW, Mrs. Charles Sweet entertained a number of friends at a bridge-tea at her home at 1312 Asbury avenue Thursday afternoon. hE Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Barber and children, 1214 Scott avenue, have gone on a week's lake trip. Mrs. Earl Weinstock entertained 20 guests at luncheon and bridge Friday afternoon at her home at 630 Walden road. i Mr. and Mrs. Sam B. Fleager and four children, 952 Pine street, are at Pine lake for a two weeks' vacation. to you, but there is really a us to the test? Order some All Coal May Look Alike A scuttle of our coal, for instance, will go much farther than one of lower grade. That means a considerable sav- ing in the course of a year or even a winter. Why not put { great difference in qualities. to-day. 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