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ry ps: ng] u WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924 Second Chamber Recital To Be Given December 7 The second recital of chamber music will be given at 4 o'clock on Sunday af- ternoon, December 7, in the assembly hall at Kenilworth. The artists on this oc- casion will be the Muenzer Trio, com- posed of Hans Muenzer, violinist. Hans Koelber, cellist, and Rudolph Wagner, pianist. Concerning this trio it was said by Glenn Dillard Gunn, well-known music critic, formerly on the Chicago Tribune: "They combined the spirit and enthusiasm of youth with the insight and judgment of maturity." And Karleton Hacknett of the Chicago Evening Post reviewed them as a "genuine chamber music organiza- tion, a trio of real quality." Hans Muen- zer will be recalled by many as the musi- cian who, acting as concertmaster of the Symphony Players of Chicago in a re- cent concert at New Trier hall, gave such eminent satisfaction not only be- cause of his ability but particularly be- cause of the genuine interest and en- thusiasm which he manifested. At this December 7 recital the Muen- zer Trio will play a G-major trio by Mozart and a trio by Enrico Bossi. Tickets may be obtained at the door. Noted Music Authority Speaks at High School Dr. Charles D. Isaacson, noted musi- cal authority and music critic, addressed New Trier Township high school stu- dents at assembly last Monday morning on "Art." He laid particular emphosis upon music and opera. And concluded his address with the history and story cf Verdi's "Aida." . Dr. Isaacson held the attention of his audience closely. According to Cyrus Daniel, instructor in music at New Trier, the speech was one of the best and most interesting talks heard at that school in some time. Legion Solicits Yuletide Gifts for Disabled Vets Donations of gifts to make the Yule- tide season for the disabled men who the members of Winnetka Post, No. 10, fought in the World War a brighter and better holiday time, are being solicited by the American Legion. Gilbert Scribner, 812 Ash street vice- commander, is in charge of the drive for Christmas gifts. So if any one wishes to remember the boys who have not forgotten, and are not likely soon to forget the late war, he or she should either send the donations to Mr. Scrib- ner, or telephone him at Winnetka 584. Not a Single Burglary In Winnekta Last Month Burglars departed from traditional custom by giving Winnetka a wide berth during the month of October, according to the monthly report submitted by Chief of Police W. M. Peterson. In October of last year nine house-breakings were reported. Village officials and citizens of Win- netka have commended the police depart- ment for the excellent protection given during the month. KATHLEEN AIR Specialist in Child Training for Piano Study Principal of Winnetka Branch of the Columbia School of Music Phone Winnetka 974 KATHERINE HEDGLIN PIANO Sight Reading Keyboard Harmony Columbia School of Music Winnetka Branch Winnetka 974 MANY A MAN IS "FARSIGHTED" ONLY IN THE FACT THAT HE CAN'T SEE ADVANTAGES CLOSE TO HIM! Phone Winnetka 9220-21-22 Since we moved so far North, we had to give up our old Butcher because he won't deliver so far a away. I don't know of angy, real good market that w make deliveries sG2 ALOT North, do you? Sure, iY ido. Trade at PETERS MARKET. They make deliveries as far north as South Avenue in Glencoe. PETERS' de- liveries are prompt and reliable and you'll get quality meats at the low- est prices. 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WELTER, Prop. 554 Center Street Phone Winnetka 44 Winnetka, Ill. 2 If electrical and good, we sell iti Bio iiat i The Gift She Will Appreciate Lilac Tea Room Crowded as Vets Enjoy Turkey The Lilac Tea Room, on Lincoln ave- nue was crowded to the doors when Win- netka Post, No. 10, American Legion entertained a number of disabled war veterans from the Great Lake hospital at a Thanksgiving dinner last Thursday. The disabled vets who were brought down by the Winnetka Legionnaires in the member's cars ate their fill of turkey, cranberry sauce and the rest of the fix- ings, were more than happy and thank- ful and voted the Winnetka boys the best-hearted ever. AINT x of all kinds. 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