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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1920 PRY| N Sunday night, August 8, "La Traviata" will be sung for | the first time at Ravinia, and the leading role, almost in- variably sung by a coloratura soprano, will be taken by Mme. Pastor. Charles Hackett will sing the tenor role, Mics Kent and Ananian being other members of the cast. Continuing his policy of maintaining an interesting repertoire for the season, Mr. Eckstein announces for the near future "Don Pasquale," with Mr. Hackett and Vittorio Trevisan in the cast; "Martha", with Mme. Mason; "Romeo and Juliet", with Mr. Hack® ett and Mme. Mason, and "Zaza", with Mme, Easton in the title role. Antonio Scotti will return soon to the Ravinia company and will be heard in other performances of "L'Oracolo" and "Tosca", as well as in several new roles. The usual children's day, Thursday afternoon, was celebrated this week under the guise of a wild flower carnival. The plans em- braced a processional and pageant under the direction of Miss Bertha Iles, followed by a play, "The Lesson of the Wild Flowers", the work of Mrs. Charles Millspaugh, who was present at the per- formance. More than 4,000 children took part in the carnival, costumed variously as flowers, birds, and fairies.. There was no orchestral con- cert on that day. All children under the age of 14 years were ad- mitted without charge. Thursday evening "Thais" was repeated, with Mme. Mason, Rothier, Miss Kent, and Paltrinieri in the leading roles. Hageman conducted. & A 4 Miss Emily Larned of Winnetka is holding the fort with Mrs. Lambert O. Wile at the Republican headquarters, 411 Conway building, Chicago, while Mrs. Jacob Baur is in Europe, and Mrs. Joseph Coleman is summering at El Mirasol, Santa Barbara, Cal. Miss Larned will be remembered by many as the staunch and successful advocate of the motor busses when they were seeking a foothold in Chicago. So identified was she with their fate that it was suggested that they be called "Emilybusses". She has a genius as a publicity agent for any cause which she espouses. Dur- ing and before the recent Republican convention she was an ardent Hoover advocate. Today, however, she is as enthusiastic a supporter of Harding as she was formerly of Hoover. To her came the idea of a rubber stamp, which should at the same time be a source of revenue for the Republican ways and means committee, and an agent of publicity for her candidate. This stamp bears the inspiring words: "I am a Harding Republican". Not a Hoover or any other kind of Republican, but the genuine article. It is to be applied to every piece of writing that such a Harding Republican sends forth, letters, checks, bills, invitations. It is really a brilliant piece of publicity. Reiteration is the spirit and soul of propaganda. These rubber stamps sell for 25 cents apiece and are distributed in neat little boxes. & Vv There will be a three-day tourna-|at the club on Friday afternoons is ment at the Indiam Hill Golf club on [for members and their guests. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of | Saturday afternoon is Men's Day next week. The tournament is open |at the club. Luncheon is served. lto dll members of the Women's -- Western Golf association. A summer dance was held at the A dinner dance will be given at|Ouilmette Country club Thursday Indian Hill Saturday evening. evening. The dance was for the There will be a dinner and bridge party at the North Shore Golf club at 7 o'clock Saturday evening. A mixed foursome is to be played at the club today at 4:30 o'clock. Every Wednesday at 2:30 o'cleck there is bridge for the women mem- bers of the club. On Thursday afternoon there will be a bridge party for members and their guests at the Lake Shore Coun- try club. There will be a dance on Saturday evening. ( z | While the automobile novices | create the most alarm on the road, | it is the experienced drivers thet figure in the most accidents. Dr. Miller, Osteopath. North Shore Hotel, Evanston. Phone 6424. LTG27-tfc 0YBUR 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 Saturday August 7 CHARLES RAY "Paris Green" Universal Screen Events Lk HL SEP Rolin Comedy NEXT WEEK MARY PICKFORD "SUDS" from the famous novel "Hop 0' My Thumb" Highest Score For Tone T the Panama Pacific Exposition in competition with all phonographs, Sonora won highest score for tonal quality. Wonderfully pure, sweet, true, expressive, the tone of this instrument THE INSTRUMENTR.OF QUALITY onoy, CLEAR AS A BELL The Highest Class Talking Machine in the World Repa ring on All Talking Machines PATTERSON BROS, fpuissr. EVANSTON FURS Now Showing a Complete Line of Furs for Fall and Winter ery article made in my own establishment by expert fur= riers and every garment guaranteed Arvthing in the Line of Fur Wraps Made to Order Promptly LEAVE ORDERS NOW MEYER MILLER Telephone Randolph 1768 15 East Washington St., Chicago Venetian Building SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR LOCAL PAPER Miss Marjorie Hallen of Winnetka, and Miss Thorne of Winnetka, gave a dinner at the clubhouse Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for eight. Mrs. Thomas C. Dennehy gave a dinner at the club on Tuesday even- ing for twelve guests. A dance fol- lowed at the Dennehy home in Win- netka. Wednesday morning is Ladies' Golf Day at the Indian Hill club. A spe- cial luncheon is served women mem- bers of the club. Luncheon and bridge for women | members of the club and their guests. Unusual activity at the Country club during the summer months has been most encouraging to the committees this season. Plans are being formu- lated for opening of the regular season early in the fall and it is pre- dicted the coming year will surpass any in the past in variety of activi- ties. Members have been enjoying the splendid tennis courts through the summer days, there being especial activity in this department during |the long evening hours and over the week-ends. LOBSTER CREAM OF HALF BROILED M ORANGE NEW CORN ON COB Menu STUFFED CELERY SOUP HEARTS OF LETTUCE © THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING v : CASABA MELON PIMENTO CHEESE, CRACKERS DEMI TASSE 12 TO 7:30 P. M. $1.50 Il B 551 Lincoln Ave. R Ke €r Dros., WINNETKA § Formerly 72e TEA ROOM VaxiaxIvaYivexhiaxivexiyed yaxlyeYiveviyevivaivaXivavivevivavie) COCKTAIL NEW CORN ILK-FED CHICKEN SHERBET JexiveviveivavivevhvaYiiarlvaiaxivaxlvevvavivevivaivavivavhie] O'BRIEN AU GRATIN ih vax Across U. S. 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