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hh ------ February 27, 1926 WINNETKA TALK | "God and Idols," Next Subject in Tuesday Lectures By OBSERVER The marvelous literary beauty of the later chapters of Isaiah would be suf- ficient reason for their study if no other was named. Do you recall the beauty of Is. 40:1-11?7 The Rev. J. A. Richards spoke of that portion Tuesday morning, February 23, and gave a most informing story of how the chapters of 40 to 66 of Isaiah are credited by scholars to an unknown author called, for convenience, the "Second Isaiah." A very striking feature of the talk was the suggestion as to what de- velops a nation's literature. Many of the psalms, lamentations, some of the lesser or minor prophets, Ezekiah's great book and all historical books compiled and known as the Hexateuch were written at this time. Yet this was the period of exile, of suffering, of discouragement. Never have the beautiful words "Comfort ye, comfort ye, my people-- speak ye comfortably," or "whisper wooingly to Jerusalem" meant so much as when read at the close of the morning lecture. Do not miss the second lecture to be given Tuesday morning, March 2, at 10 o'clock, on "God and Idols." Isaiah 40:12-31 and Isaiah 44:9-20. Neighborhood room, Community House. Mrs. J. Waller of 674 Prospect ave- nue will be hostess at a luncheon and bridge given for the alumnae of Brad- ford academy Tuesday, March 2. --( Mrs. Arthur J. Schultz of 979 Cherry street entertained Monday afternoon at tea in honor of her mother, Mrs. James P. McMahon of Evanston. | Give Symphony Concert Over Radio Next Week Symphony concerts are so in- | frequently broadcast that much in- terest should attach to the concert to be given by the School Symphony orchestra under the direc- tion of Ludwig Becker in Orchestra hall, Chicago, Wednesday evening, March 3. This will be broadcast from station WMAQ operated by the Chi- cago Daily News. The orchestra will play an overture by Massenet; the "New World Symphony," by Dvorak, Columbia | and will close the program with an | Egyptian ballet by Luigini. There will |be two piano concertos, a violin | concerto, a baritone solo and a soprano solo. This is the school that for so many years has had a branch in Win- netka in charge of Miss Kathleen Air who was recently elected a member of its board of directors. Dr. and Mrs. George F. Suker, 1028 Starr road, left Thursday, February 13, with a party of friends, for New York whence they sailed Monday for a cruise to the West Indies. They will be away several weeks. Electric An electric washer and it conserves the 735 Elm Street Wash Day Is Play Day with an $165 out of wash day. It takes less time to do the family wash, the results are excellent, wife. Let us demonstrate to you the ster- ling features of Conlon Electric Washer. Deferred Payments May Be Arranged Eckart Hardware Co. Phones--Winn. 843-844 WINNETKA Washer takes all the drudge strength of the house- A Our Milk Reflects Good Health Mirrored in every bottle of our pure, sweet Milk are the faces of happy, robust chil- dren--children who through their early years have de- pended entirely upon Milk from our sanitary dairy. Drink More Milk! PHONE 137 LT RL PE SANITARY & DAIRY CO. "The Home of the Well Winnetka 25 Our new washing machine-- QUICK! CAREFUL! THOROUGH! Let our brand new washing machine give your car its next cleansing bath. This washing machine uses only pure water, cleans the car quickly, carefully, thoroughly. It washes away every bit of dirt and grease from the entire car, including the chassis, injuring neither paint nor finish. Give your car the benefit of a trial. Groomed Car' Richardson's Garage Authorized may Dealer WINNETKA 726 Elm Street