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January 14, 1928 WEINNETRA "T-A'LK THRESHOLDERS SCORE Glencoe Dramatic Group Appears at Matz Hall Community House: Want Little Theatre in Village The Threshold Players of Glencoe presented Susan Glaspell"s "Suppressed Desires" to a packed house last Wed- nesday evening. Every seat in Matz hall, Winnetka, was occupied and "standing room only" was the fate of those obliged to come in late. The audience responded with delight to this parody of psycho-analysis, and realized again the truth of the old adage: "A little knowledge is a dangerous thing." The Winnetka Community Drama club has expressed its gratitude to the Glencoe Players. The cast was as fol- lows: Henrietta Brewster, ox: ont rad one rir hs Leis a Tha Tat Mrs. Harry I. Miller Stephen Brewster ..Meoncure Paynter Mabel": 15 383% Miss Margaret Miller Directed by W. Albert Kemp of Glencoe Winnetka members, Mrs. William T. Wersted for the setting, Mrs. G. A. Watson and Mrs. Frederick Thomas for the properties, and E. B. Fox for the lighting, co-operated efficiently. Dr. J. W. F. Davies, director of Com- munity House, made a very significant talk preceding the second part of the program. Dr. Davies recognized the growing and legitimate interest in amateur dramatics. He spoke of the increasing difficulty experienced in put- ting on plays in Matz hall, because of the growing demands for that room by other groups, and suggested that plans for a Little Theatre be started. To plan adequately, to study carefully the various Little Theatres now existing, should be the Drama club's immediate interest and duty, said Dr. Davies. The program continued with three solos by Mrs. George Kreer, accom- panied by Mrs. Dwight C. Orcutt of Glencoe, followed by a series of inter- pretative dances given by Janie Undem and Alvia Bleil, with Miss Florence Abbanat at the piano. These were di- rected by Martha Blair Fox, who has a studio in Winnetka. The dances were a Butterfly ballet, Slave dance, Bow and Arrow dance, and Scarf dance. Punch and cookies helped make the social hour agreeable and closed a de- lightful evening. Thanks are due Mrs. Charles Karnopp and the members of her players' committee, Mrs. Alfred Freeman. Mrs, Carleton W. Wash- burne, and Mrs. W. E. Davis. Grace Herbst Attending Annual Furniture Market Grace Herbst of the Herbst Gift Shop of Winnetka, is in Grand Rapids attending the 100th Semi-Annual Furniture market now being held in that city. The exhibition which opened January 3 will continue through Janu- ary 2%. This event, in commemoration of fifty years of service to American homes, marks the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Grand Rapids Furniture market, and is acknowledged to be the greatest and most far reach- ing occasion of its kind in American history. Swigart Trio Gives Program at Skokie A musical program consisting = of some of the best known compositions by famous composers was presented during the assembly period at the Skokie school by the Swigart String Trio on Thursday of this week. The trio is composed of George Swigart, Estelle Swigart and Frances Anderson, playing the violin, 'cello and piano respectively, all three of whom are graduates of New Trier High school and are well known throughout the north shore for their talent and abilitv. Wilmette Scouts to Hike to Cabin Over Week-end Troop No. 6 of the Wilmette Boy Scouts will take an over-night hike to the Cabin-in-the-Woods in the For- est Preserve, under the leadership oi Assistant Scoutmaster Elmer Priebe, Friday and Saturday, January 13 and 14, it was announced this week. About twenty scouts are expected to parti- cipate. YOUNG PEOPLE HEAR TALK Miss Jane Addams gave a very in- teresting and illuminating talk on "In- ternational Peace and Brotherhood" before the Young People's society of the Congregational church last Sunday. More than one hundred young people were present. . Next Sunday Janet Marshall will lead a discussion on "Where Should We Draw a Line Between the Moral and the Immoral?" This topic will be of vital interest to boys and girls, it is elt. At this meeting some important an- nouncements will be made concerning future plans of the club. -. Refresh- ments will be served. Stops Coughs InFive Minutes THE first spoonful brings relief. Breaks up Chest Colds, relieves Hoarseness, Hacking and Sore Throats. 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