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2 WINNETKA TALK December 31, 1927 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Clark, 902 | Pine street, who sailed from New York on the Berengaria recently, spent Christmas in London. They will re- main in Europe for two months, partly on pleasure, partly on business. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Reed, 1075 Pelham road, were among other Win- netka members and guests attending the Christmas ball at the Union League club Wednesday evening. A midnight supper was served and special enter- tainment given. PETERS SELLS NONE BUT THE BEST! When you are expecting guests for dinner, you want to be sure that every item on the menu shall be absolutely beyond reproach. You want to be sure that your guests will rise from the table not only satisfied but delighted by the quality of your offering. Buy your meats at Peters'. Peters' 734 Elm Street Meats of Quality Market Phones 920-21-22 JACK & JILL PLAYERS Annual Christmas Party Given at Kenilworth Club Festival North shore lovers of the little thea- ter had interest in the appearance of the Jack and Jill players of Chicago at the annual Christmas party of the Kenilworth club Friday afternoon. The children's company of the play- ers presented "Uncle Tom's Cabin," The players, who are directed by Marie Agnes Foley, and who have headquarters at 943 Rush street, will revive "Little Lord Fauntleroy" for January playing and give its first per- formance New Year's Day. During December, Wednesday, Sat- urday and Sunday evenings, the play- ers are presenting "When the Roses Bloom Again," a comedy in three acts by Eduardo Marquina. During Janu- ary the adult players will play Ibsen's "The Doll's House." During Decem- ber the younger players are offering "The Great Gift," a Christmas "make- believe" by Florence Crocker Com- fort, and "The Voice of the Bell," a masque of Christmas by Constance D'Arcy Mackaye. TEACHES AT GARRETT Dr. Horace G. Smith, pastor of the Wilmette Parish Methodist church, is to conduct a class at Garrett Biblical institute, Evanston, in his capacity as associate professor of preaching at the institute. He will begin the class next week and continue his teaching service over a period of eleven weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lucke of 394 Elder lane are giving a dinner party Friday, December 30, for their son, | William, who is home for the holidays from St. John's Military academy. =O Mr. and Mrs, J. Ward Butler, who have made their home at 315 Poplar street, have moved to 50 Ellicott ave- nue, Batavia, N.Y. ---- Miss Caroline Simmons of New York City is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Alexander of 1275 Scott avenue. DORIS DOE, SOLOIST ON SYMPHONY PROGRAM Famous Contralto to Be Heard With Little Symphony Or- chestra Next Monday Doris Doe, contralto, will be the soloist with the Little Symphony orchestra of Chicago in the third of the current season's series of concerts at New Trier auditorium under aus- pices of the New Trier Orchestral Fssocisiol The concert is scheduled or onday evenin anuary 2 8:15 3 Ed Y. 52 Miss Doe has appeared with the New York Ontario society, the music festival in Worcester and the North Shore Music Festival in Evanston. She has been soloist with the New York Philharmonic orchestra, An eminent critic has said of her: "She uses with technical finish a voice which is beau- tiful in quality, full-throated and gen- erous in volume." Next Monday's concert program, given under direction of George Dasch, will be as follows: The Program Air from Suite, D Major .......... Bach BOULGE ,, yivmmunisepiturbinss ssid de sianhs oh Bach Overture, "Coriolan". ........ Beethoven Adagietto for Strings, from Symphony 0. § JL eee saan san asa Mahler Allegretto Vivace (From "Roma" Suite) .......cecels ies Bizet-Dasch Aria: "O Don Fatale" from the Opera, "Don Carlos", .. «ccs rs Verdi Miss Doe and the Orchestra Intermission (a) "Zur Ruh! Zur Ruh! ..Wolf (b) "Chanson Norwegienne" TEE age SRO Fourdrain (¢) "Cradle Song" ....McFadyen (d) "Take Joy Home" ...Bassett Doris Doe (Robert MacDonald at the Piano) Slavonic Folk Song with Variations, from the Ballet, "Coppelia" ..Delibes "Scherzo" from "Sonata Tragica" "00%... MacDowell-Schmidt "Marche Hongroise" from "The Damnation of Faust" Songs: CONVOCATION PREACHER Rev. James A. Richards was the preacher last Tuesday evening at the annual convocation of Congregational ministers of Illinois at Knox college, Galesburg, Ill. om A New Chevrolet will be on display after January 1st. See it here. "Time Start the New Year right--Use Fisk The new heavy cord gives more miles per dollar and more comfort in riding. Fisk tires and Richardson service are above par. tires. to Retire" 4 ¥ . ' IR Sr a NE TL TO Te ee ae a