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Wasi December 10, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 57 Community House Calendar (Week of December 12) Monday Morning-- 9--Musical Kindergarten. 9--Women's gym class. 9--Fancy dancing. 12:30 League of Women Voters. Afternoon-- 2:30--Camp Fire Guardian's course. 3:45--Social dancing. 4--Meltzer School of Music. Evening-- 6:30--Chamber of Commerce dinner. 7:30--Young Men's gym class. 8--Community Drama club. 8--Modern Woodmen. 8--English classes. 8--Triangle club. 8:30--Business Men's gym class. Tuesday Morning-- 9--Musical Kindergarten. 9--Brush and Pencil club. All-Day Community Sewing class. Afternoon-- 3:45--Girls' gym class. 4--Motion pictures. Evening-- 7 :15-9--Motion pictures. 7 :30--Young Ladies' gym class. 7 :30--New Trier Rifle club. 8--Troubadour Glee club. 8--English classes. 8--Black and White football meeting. 8:30--Friendship circle. 8:30--Business Girls' club. Wednesday Morning-- 9--Musical Kindergarten. 9--Brush and Pencil club. Afternoon-- 4--Fancy dancing. 4--Camp Fire council. 4:30--Boys' gym class. Evening-- 7 :30--Young Men's gym class. 8--Community Drama club. 8--Czecho-Slarakian club. Thursday Morning-- 9--Musical Kindergarten. Players of the BANJO and other fretted instruments. A knowledge of analytical har- mony will enable you to determine the names of the chords in any musical composition from the piano score and play them upon your instrument, thus giving you the ability to play any number whether it has been already ar- ranged for your instrument or not. Mr. Meltzer, himself an artist pu- pil of Alfredo Quartullo, graduate of the Conservatory of Naples, and David Berend, formerly of the Vin- cent Lopez orchestra, will combine his training on the fretted instru- ments with his complete knowledge of musical theory gained during his four year course at North- western University which award- ed him the degree of Bachelor of Music to give two interesting courses in this subject. Course I--Elementary Harmony. Scales, intervals, chord construec- tion. Course II--Advaneed Harmony. And analysis of many folk-songs and popular compositions. Each course can be completed in ten half-hour private lessons. THE MELTZER SCHOOL OF MUSIC Studios in Winnetka, Wilmette, Evanston and Chicago Phone University 7615 9--Women's gym class. Afternoon-- Camp Fire Guardian's course. 3:30--Camp Fire Girls, 5--Fancy dancing. Evening-- 7 :30--Boy Scouts. 8--Community Drama club. 8:30--Fancy dancing. Friday Morning-- ~9--Musical Kindergarten. 9--Fancy dancing. 12:15--Rotary club luncheon. Afternoon-- 3:30--Blue Birds. 3:45--Basket ball. 4--Motion pictures. 4--Pathfinders. Evening-- 7 :15-9--Motion pictures. 7:30--New Trier Rifle club. 8--Panthers. 8--Real Estate lecture. 8--Scout Troop committee. Saturday Morning-- 9--Fancy dancing. Evening-- 8:30--Triangle Club dance. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brede, who have been here visiting their daughters, Mrs. C. D. Goodman, 519 Sunset road, and Mrs. L. Salinger, 265 Poplar street, left Thursday morning for St. Peters- burg, Fla., where they expect to spend several months. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS Frank and Larned Blatchford, the sons of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Blatch- ford of 32 Indian Hill road, are ex- pected home December 23 from Harv- ard, where Frank is a sophomore and Larned, a freshman. Dr. and Mrs. Blatchford's daughter, Mrs. Ludlow S. Fowler of New York will arrive that same day with her husband to spend Christmas with her parents. Mr. Fowler will stay only over the week-end, but Mrs. Fowler will be here for two weeks, Mrs. Blatchford returned last week from the East, where she spent Thanksgiving with her sons and was in New York with Mrs. Fowler for two weeks. Miss Barbara Barrett, daughter of the Arthur Barretts of 530 Cherry street, returns next*Wednesday from the Knox school at Cooperstown, NY pe FA State parks in Illinois have a com- bined area of 2,420 acres. FOR FUEL--USE OIL "A Correct Grade for Each Burner" Two Bulk Plants--Eight Trucks operated ON the north shore to assure PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE Braun Bros. On Co. 723 Oak Street, Winnetka Winnetka 3020 -- Telephones -- Highland Park 3290 Announce Almer Coe & Company Mr. Frank Wohlleber, until recently manager of our Evanston store, having retired from the optical field to en- gage in the business of insurance, has been succeeded by Mr. Theodore Colberg Mr. Colberg has been in our organization for more than ten years and has every qualification ©o adequately meet the most exacting require- ments of our discriminating Evanston and North Shore clientele. Almer Coe & Company are duly appreciative of the hearty support and loyalty you have accorded our Evanston store since its opening in 1919, and we shall hope to merit a continuance of this con- fidence by striving to still further improve our service to you. Scientifically equipped and supervised, this store possesses, we believe, the assuring atmosphere of stability and dependability characteristic of the service rendered and the merchandise sold in our stores for more than forty years. You are invited to come to us on all occasions when we can be of service to you either optically or photographically, and for maximum eye com- fort we urge frequent adjustment of your glasses. ALMER COE, President