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8 WINNETKA TALK Dudley Smiths Give Delightful Musicale at Winnetka Home Mr. and Mrs. Dudley L. Smith gave a very charming musical Sunday af- ternoon, November 1, at their home, 819 Humboldt avenue. The first num- ber on the program was "Carnaval" by Schumann, played by Dudley L. Smith. Mr. Smith is not only a pianist, but is also a well known organist, having played for many years at the Pilgrim church in Oak Park. The next number was a group of songs sung by Edith Richelsen Brown, contralto, who is now singing at the Pilgrim church. Her voice is very rich and beautiful in tone. A group of violin selections including "Ro- mance," by Cyril Scott, and "Noc- turne," by Faure, was then played by Louis Blackman. Mr. Blackman is November 7, 1925 Adi rived wnnlifstvouitfosvonifousedtfrell} P83 Week of November 9 NEXT WEEK IN WINNETKA | (Recorded at Community House) | Warning!-- Monday, November 9 Afternoon-- League of Women Voters, lunch- eon, Community House. : Turley, Sovember. 36 Several batteries froze up Afternoon-- Winnetka "Circles." Wednesday, November 11 Evening-- Community Drama Community House. in the very recent cold ih phy. snap. Is yours in condition THander, Novels. 12 to stand a return of such - Evening-- Communjty Drama club play, Community House. weather! Better let us test Then you'll Friday, November 13 it -§ ou. Hood it for vy prominent in musical circles, being Rotary club luncheon, Commu- connected with the Northwestern nity House. know. University School of Music and hav- |] Evening-- 5 ing played for many years with the New Trier High school play, J Grand Opera orchestra. New Trier. The next selections, which were sung by Frederick Huntley, a baritone, with full rich notes, who is a soloist at the Christian Science church at Highland Park, were of special in- Saturday, November 14 Afternoon-- North Shore Art league, Com- munity House. Starting, Lighting, and Ignition Work Evening-- terest as they were composed by Dud- : : : ley L. Smith. They were "What Shall [| Ngee Trice Tigh school play. WINNETKA EXIDE It Profit a Man," "When I Consider Thy Heavens," and "Nunc Dimittis." " Then followed two piano solos by| LECTURES ON "NATURALISM Grace Rogers Burlin, "Arabesque"| Naturalism," will be the subject of and "Soaring," by Schumann. These |2 lecture given by Alexander Dean at were played with great brilliancy. Mrs. the Community House Wednesday, BATTERY SERVICE | Opposite Winnetka Post Office Winnetka 1387 : . November 11. Dean will illustrate his Burlin ake accompanied Mr. Black- 1, prog "of esion of "What Prive Glory." This lecture is one of a series on contemporary drama which will end December 16. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meline of Los Angeles were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Consalves of 635 Rose- man and Mr. Huntley. Two more songs, "The Clock" and "My Lover He Comes on the Ski," were sung by Mrs. Brown and the program con- cluded with "Promise" and "Rolling Down to Rio," sung by Mr. Huntley and accompanied by Mr. Smith. wood avenue, last week-end. 552-554 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA The Store of Good Tools-- Invitations have been issued on the = . og TTY north shore by Mrs. George A. Mc- Or Your convenience, Lhe ear!y > Kinlock and Miss Muriel McCormick Hon of Monday's Herald and Examuner to a Red Cross tea Monday, November [5:00 P. M. o'clock Sunday night, with 9, from 3 until 6 o'clock, at the Casino slr she late we BUY oa ri} ay club. Street, Winn. 765. i Adv. It's a lot better to throw away a poor tool than a good f S P E C I A L job. 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