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February 27,.1926 WINNETKA TALK Quartet Gives Fine Program at Woman's || Music Society Meets Club Tuesday Last Music lovers of Winnetka had ihe good fortune Tuesday afternoon, FFeb- ruary 23, to hear a string quartet com- posed of the following well known art- ists: Mrs. William Sherman Hay of Winnetka, violin; Alexander Sebold, violin: Herman Felber, 'cello; Herman Felber, Jr., viola. They presented the following pro- gram: Quartet No. "19 ..... 0 vas Mozart B flat Major Allegro Vivace Assai Menuetto Adagio Allegro Assai Quartet II icussiunrnnens Schumann Adagio D Major Quartet Op. 18, No. 4 .... C Minor Allegro ma non tanto Scherzo The hostesses of the afternoon were Mrs. Morton Cahn, Mrs. Arthur Dean, Mrs. William Hale, Mrs. William G. Hibbard, Mrs. William C. Van Horne, and Mrs. Mellen C. Martin. Beethoven HEAR BEAUTIFUL CONCERT Nearly 200 members and guests of the Mu Phi Epsilon sorority gathered in the spacious music room of the log Cabin home of Mrs. Asa B. Coolev on Scott avenue Wednesday when a de- lightful program was given by Wally Heymar, Lillian Pringle, Agnes Con- over, Anna Burmeister, Margaret Farr, and Sydnie Cooley, with Agnes Con- over and Sylvia Bargman Wentworth, accompanists. : GIVE PLEASURE TO VETS Anita Willets Burnham will give a chalk talk on her European trip next week for the disabled veterans at Great Lakes. Mrs. Frederick Dickinson, Mrs. William Van Horne, and Milton Higgins will give a sketch of a fasci- nating little drama by Lady Gregory for the boys the following week. Maurice G. Ivins, baritone, will give the program at the Noonday reciral at Kimball hall Friday, March 5. These Friday programs, which attract many musical folk of Winnetka and the north shore, are open to the public without admission charge. Permanent Waving We give the large, soft, nat- ural looking wave. Abso- lately no kink or friz. Marcel Waving Manicuring Shampooing Hair Dyeing Marinello Beauty Shop HANNA N. ANDERSON 733 Elm St. ° Phone 822 The North Shore Musical society held its February meeting on Washing- ton's birthday, at the home of Mrs. A. H. Ruth, 1345 Tower road, Winnetka. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Fran- ces Copthorne of Winnetka and Mrs. Marie Pettibone of Evanston. The following program of Russian music was given: I Piano: (a) Prelude, G. minor.Rachmaninoff (b) Polichinelle ..... Rachmaninoff Mrs. Gevilla Neukranz II Songs: (a) Nightingale and the Rose ..... TI Wily BI Rimsky-Korsakoff (b) Snow Drop ....... Gretchaninoff Mrs. Mayo Dazey III Piano: (a) Song of the Volga Boatman ... A PP TT ELE Meers (b) Humoresque ... Rachmaninoff (c) Rhapsody in G minor...Brahms Miss Adelaide Jones IV Songs (a) Unto Thy Heart ......Z Allisten (b) Angus Dei ............. Bezet Miss Dorothy Rae, violin and 'cello obligatos by Mrs. Dorothy Macauley and Miss Estelle Swigart. V Violin: (a) Autumn Song ....Tschaikowsky (b) Romance .......ss004. Ogarew (¢c) Melody Tartare ....... Kosloff Mrs. Elizabeth Weixel VI Songs: (a) In the Silence of Night ........ Als at sent ts sss Rachmaninoff (b) The Island ...... Rachmaninoff (c) Hymn to the Sun............... Frum esas Rimsky-Korsakoff Mrs. Olive Ahara VII Piano: Variations on a Theme by Glinka Vunls vie Wsidinie we winln a eins Liadow Mrs. Jean MacShane VIII Songs: (a) Lungi Del Caro Bene....Secchi (b) Ships of Arcady........... Head (c) Night ...:. Mary Helen Brown Mrs. Dorothy Cordts IX Violin: Concerto D minor ..... Wieniawski Mrs. Winifred Cree Why worry about getting dinner when we are here to serve you?! The question of where to eat is always answered by us. Tasty, de- licious meals, cooked as you do at home, to your own liking as you do it at home. Tuesdays and Thursdays Chicken Table d"Hote Dinners, 75¢ Sunday Dinners Turkey -- Chicken -- Steak $1.10 Winnetka Cafe 730% Elm St. The "tee-time" frock $20.75 For travel--club-- seaside--country--sports At last the knitted frock which fits every outdoor scheme! This charming designed garment made of the finest Australian zephyr yarn is smartness itself. Seven reasons for the popularity of the Tee- time frock: 1. Hangs straight from shoulder and does not cling. 2. Will not stretch, being knitted with a patented lock stitch. 3. Is not too warm--being porous and absorbs heat as all outdoor woolens do. 4. No hooks, no eyes, no snaps, no buttons! 5. Nine of the loveliest colors. 6. V or round neck--long or short sleeves. . 7. Non-crushable--no need of pressing. These frocks may be chosen with collar, cuffs, and vestees for $35 and $39.75. Worthen-Carrico Co. 1146-48 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette