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WINNETKA TALK November 13, 1926 TURKEYS The turkeys we will have for Thanksgiving are coming to us direct from a farm in South Dakota. Each and every bird is selected, first as to quality and second as to size. These turkeys have an enviable reputa- tion of being the best on any market and we are very for- tunate in having them for our patrons this year. We assure you there will be no disappointments as to superior quality and correct size of the Thanksgiving Tur- key ordered early from us. Our Sale of Canned Foods continues all next week. For Saturday, November 13th, we offer: PRIME NATIVE RIB ROAST BEEF at 36 1b. THE Winnetka Co-Operative Co. Grocery and Market 718 Elm St. Phones 51-52-53 CECELIA HANSEN NEXT MUSIC CLUB FEATURE World Famous Violinist to Ap- pear in Second Recital Pro- gram December 6 Following the tremendous ovation accorded Tito Schipa at his Winnetka | Music club recital Monday of this week, the patrons holding season tick- ets tor the club's series of programs are looking forward with keen interest to the appearance of Cecelia Hansen, world renowned violinist, who will ap- pear in recital at New Trier auditor- ium Monday evening, December 6. Not since Jascha Heifetz made his famous debut in 1917 has any violinist made so sensational a debut as did this gifted young woman, who, in 1922, as- tonished the New York critics. Native of Russia Miss Hansen was born in a Cossack settlement, and heard her first music from military bands. While a native of Russia, her grandfather was a Dane, and it is from the Hansen family that she inherits her Norse name and her Scandinavian type of beauty. Russia, however, is this violinist's native land, and Russian is her native tongue. She began playing the violin at an early age. Her first teacher was Zukovsky, now a member of the Chicago Sym- phony orchestra. She continued her studies with Prof. Leopold Auer, win- | ning at the age of 16 first prize at the Petrograd Conservatory in 1914, where she was a classmate of Jascha Heifetz and Toscha Seidel. The war interrupted her plans, but after many hardships and vicissitudes she made a dramatic escape from Russia through 'the fog of the Baltic sea in a flimsy rowboat. In Finland, then, she made a triumphal debut, blazed a trail of brilliant recitals through Germany, Austria, Czecho-Slovakia and Scan- dinavia, and now she has won the ac- claim of the American critics by her remarkable series of appearances in the United States. Plays "Like a Man" While Miss Hansen possesses great beauty, charm and a magnetic per- sonality, yet of her the critic say: "She plays like a man." It is upon this basis she is judged. Her tone ir individual, and tremendous power and purity. Technically she is an acknowl- edged master of her instrument--a famous Stradivarius once owned by Wilhelmj. Miss Hansen is one of the world's great violinists. It is as a worthy colleague of Heifetz and the rest that she deserves to be heard. !Her appearance in the north shore will be a notable event It is significant that in her first sea- son in America she was engaged for appearance with the Chicago, Boston, St. Louis, Detroit, New York Phil- harmonic, State Symphony and Metro- | politian Opera House orchestras, and |that the Chicago Symphony, the first | orchestra with which she played in | this country, re-engaged her for an- other pair of concerts within the same season--of itself a rare tribute. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE The lesson sermon at First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday morn- ing, November 14, will be "Mortals and Immortals." Service will be held in the Masonic | temple at 708 Elm street, at 11 o'clock, Sunday school at 9:35 o'clock and the testimonial meeting is held on Wed- nesday evening at 8 o'clock. The Christian Science reading room at 526 Linden street, is open daily from 12 until 6 p. m. Christmas ale Aprons Novelties S A T L owels E WINNETKA CHAPTER O.E. S. 942 WINNETKA MASONIC TEMPLE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18 PLUNKET DINNER At 6:30 Phone Winnetka 561J For Reservations Style Show by Rosenberg's--in the Lodge Hall At 8:30--No Admi ttance Fee.