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WINNETKA TALK January 2, 1926 North Shore Talking Machine Co. 712 Church Street Evanston 554 Center Street Winnetka Invites You To "Tune In" and Enjoy The Greatest of All Radio Concerts Friday, January 1st, 8 p.m. Central Standard Time LUCRETIA BORI John McCormack VICTOR CONCERT ORCHESTRA Presented by the Victor Talking Machine Company through station WJZ New York, KYW Chicago, KDKA Pittsburgh, WBZ Springfield, WGY Schenectady, WRC Washington: Victor Record Number 35764. MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR --..Victor Concert Orchestra 35763. TRIUMPHAL MARCH............ Victor Concert Orchestra 6561. BOHEME----ADDIO .......v0:000c sea sssncees Lucretia Bori 1133. COTTAGE SMALL BY A WATERFALL. ...John McCormack 1121. YOU FORGOT TO REMEMBER ......... John McCormack 781. WHEN YOU AND I WERE YOUNG, MAGGIE. -*".......... "rae atts et eerie Lae. hee Ve John McCormack 747. BOHEMIAN GIRL--THEN YOU'LL REMEMBER ME ...... A II TEN 1 Te pow d John McCormack 3029. BOHEME--O SOAVE FANCIULLA........ Bori-McCormack 35743. WINE, WOMEN AND SONG--Waltz ..........cc000nnnannn RR LE LE LT Tr NMP NCE MVE A Te Victor Concert Orchestra When the concert is over do not fail to hear these world-famous artists at our store or at home whenever you wish to hear them on THE WONDERFUL NEW ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA. NOTICE! All Hay Rael Parties Sleighing Parties MUST STOP AT Frint George's OLDE HAYLOFT Corner of Grove and Church Street FOR REFRESHMENTS and DANCING You may either make special arrangements or drop in any time and join the crowd. MUSIC BY Frint George's "Seven Barn Swallows" Phone Greenleaf 140 Race Problems Will Be Chicago Forum Subject The Chicago Forum will challenge the thought of the community on the problem of race relations at its meet- ing in the Apollo theatre Sunday af- ternoon, January 3, Fred A. Moore, the director, has announced. The speaker will be Dr. M. Ashby Jones of Atlanta, president of the Inter-Race Relations Commission which is doing the biggest piece of constructive work on the problem of race relations in the South that has been undertaken since the Civil war. Dr. Jones is the minister of one of the largest churches in the South and is therefore a re- liable exponent of the pogressive pub- lic opinion in the South on what has been a seemingly insoluble social prob- lem. Dr. Jones' subject will be "The Race Problem from a Southern Stand Point." The usual question period will follow the address. Music will be provided by a negro male quartet from the Metropolitan Glee club. SKOKIE MOTOR COMPANY The only Authorized Ford Dealers Between Evanston and Highland Park. WINNETKA, ILL. 712-14-16 Elm Street | Milan Lusk Gains Big Following of Radio Listeners Recently Milan Lusk, the dis- tinguished violinist, appeared on a special radio program and achieved a noteworthy success. Letters attesting to the remarkably fine performance Lave been pouring in from all sides, it is said. Douglass, writing in the Chicago Tribune of December 24, says: "The recital by Milan Lusk was, as always, filled with interest and en- joyment. Mr. Lusk produces tones as fine and pure as a thread cr round and full and robust, and his technic is so perfect that it sounds as though the violin could sound no other way." Within the next two months, Mr. Lusk is billed to appear in some of the largest music centers in Illinois, Michigan, Kansas, and probably Iowa. He will give an entire recital in the College Auditorium of the University of Illinois on February 11. "Compromise--Is Progress Always Unethical?" will be the subject at the services of the North Shore Congre- gation Friday evening, January 1, at 8:15 o'clock. The services are held in the Glencoe Masonic hall. The subject is announced as a sermon for the New Year. -- Mrs. Harold Knight of English vil- lage, Glencoe, entertained at tea Wed- nesday for her sisters, Miss Dorothy and Ainslee Bennett of Kenilworth, who are spending the winter at the Belmont hotel. ---- Mrs. Mark Cresap, 239 Essex road, Kenilworth, gave a small dinner at In dian club Tuesday. The guests en- joyed winter sports later in the eve- ing. ---- Mrs. S. Edwin Earle, 922 Tower road, left for Coronada Beach, Cal, Monday. December 28. She will be away three Made For Better Home Made Candies Home Made Fudge cream, butter and sugar, pecans or black walnuts, chocolate or pure maple sugar--per 1b. Our Winnetka Store COMMUNITY KITCHEN EVANSTON STORE, 1633 ORRINGTON AVE. in our own kitchens of pure 584 Lincoln Street Phone Winn. 1740 with the We specialize 1124 Central Ave. UNDERTAKER Our nineteen years of faithful service in Wilmette and the North Shore is our best recommendation. Our New Limousine Hearse is the newest thought in funeral equipment. We have lived on the North Shore twenty years. Wilmette 654 WILMETTE 173 gti Cit | } | |