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: 6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY ?0, 1923 JACOUFS GORDON IS SYMPHONY SOLOIST Third Little Symphony Con- cert January 24 The Little Symphony orchestra of Chicago, George Dasch, Conductor, will present the third concert of the New Trier Township Orchestral as- sociation series, Wednesday evening, January 24, in the high school audi- torium. The program is featuring 'Jacques Gordon, distinguished violin- ist and concert master of the Chicagi Symphony orchestra, who is the so- loist for that evening. Mr. Gordon is a native of the city of Odessa, the southern gateway of Rus- sia. He attended the Imperial con- servatory, his instructor being Franz Stupka, at present conductor of the Prague Philharmonic orchestra. Mr. Dasch has again planned a most delightful program. It is as follows: March of the Boyards...... Halvorsen Overture--*"Fingal's Cave" ....... MASSIRA Mendelssohn Symphony No. 8, B Minor (Unfinished) anes CR RA Schubert Allegro Moderato Andante con Moto Concerto in G Minor (Opus 26).... i A AGRI Ft Si Bruch Adagio Finale--Allegro Energico Intermission. Three Dances from Henry VIII.... 920 rE oe FENN German Morris Dance Shepherds' Dance Torch Dance a) Serenade. ..... i.e ..Moszkowski b) Aubade Printaniere....... Lacome Symphonic Poem No. 3--"Les Pre- Judes)... eee ies Liszt The fourth and final concert will be given on Feb. 20th. Public School Girls Vie for Basketball Positions More than 150 children of the Win- petka public schools are contesting for places on the school basketball teams whigh are being drilled 'by Harry P. Clark. This number includes a great many girls who will later com- pose the girls' teams. All of the 150 children are being «taught the fundamentals of the cage © sport. As soon as the majority have progressed enough the best will be sriicwed to form heavy and lightweight promos © teams. When the teams have picked up enough knowledge 'of the sport it is probable that tournaments will be held to determine the championship in both the boys' and the girls' divi- sion. Outside games may be scheduled with the North Shore Country Day school, if present plans materialize. Winnetka Woman's Club The regular meeting of the Woman's club was held January 11, Mrs. Wall- ing announced the next regular meet- ing to be held January 25, in charge of the Art and Literature committee. Mr. Percy B. Eckhart will give a lect- ure illustrated with slides on "Sicily and "'Round About the Mediterran- ean." Miss Cawin, a member of the Na- tional child labor committee made a most convincing argument in favor of the child Labor Amendment to the Federal Constitution. The first law in regard to child labor was found to be unconstitutional and the second law suffered the same fate. Since last May child labor has been unprotected by federal law. At the outbreak of the war illiteracy tests showed that of those entering the service one out of every four could not read. Where illiteracy is greatest there is where cihld labor is exploited. Out of 1,000 CATERING Sunshine Cake Frozen Pudding Frozen Charlotte Russe Punch made-to-order Also Birthday Cake Wedding Cake We deliver promptly in Winnetka, Glencoe and Wilmette Mrs. Smith 819 Oak Phone 112 WINNETKA children between the ages of 10 and 3 employed in beet fields in Colorado, 700 had postural deformity. The United States is a backward nation, in regard to this question, ranking with China, Japan and India. Every club member is urged to bom- bard our senators and representatives in Washington with letters in favor of this amendment. Mrs. Crushman introduced Mrs. Al- fred J. Benson, ex-secretary of the Vocational Society for Shut-Ins. This society was started in about three years ago for ex-service men. At first it was merely ocupational therapy but the idea grew and instructors were sent into the homes to teach the shut-ins who had some knowledge of needlework or arts and crafts to pro- duce salable articles. The products of these handicapped persons have been placed on sale at a shop at 677 North Michigan avenue. The work is now two-thirds self-supporting and many unfortunate ones who have hitherto been consumers and burdens on society, have become producers and have had given them a new lease on life. Many individual instances were related by Mrs. Benson showing the great good which is being done. The following members served tea: Mrs. George W. Gordon, Mrs. John Olmstead, Mrs. L. Harry Waidner and Mrs. R. Jordan Wilson. Wilmette Wrestler Defeats Chicago Man at Gross Point Benjamin Ginsberg of Wilmette de- feated Jimmy Grover of Chicago in a wrestling match at the Gross ™oint Village hall last Saturday evening. Ginsberg won in three straight falls. 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