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. 5 May 21, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 19 Art League Plans Children's Classes, and Lecture Course The North Shore Art league showed its appreciation of the efficient service given by its officers of the past year by reelecting the same ones for the following year, at the annual meeting held at Community House May 12. James Cady Ewell of Highland Park | is president ; William T. Jones of Wil- mette, vice-president; Mrs. J. W. F. Davies of Winnetka, secretary; and Mrs. Felix Boldenweck of Winnetka, treasurer. These former directors were re- elected: Jesse Smith, Rudolph Ingerle, Allen Philbrick, Mrs. A. J. Coburn, Mrs. A. M. Burnham, and Mrs. John Vennema. New directors are E. L. Nygaard, Lionel Robertson, Frank Dil- lon, and Mrs. Edward Brion. Mrs. Homer Cotton of New Trier High school spoke on "New Trier as an Art Center," Mr. Ewall dis- cussed the question of having children's classes in painting, drawing, and mod- eling conducted in schools in the north shore towns, beginning in October, The teachers of these classes will be an- nounced later, As this was the last meeting of the season, plans for next year were formed. The plans include a series of lectures to be given during the fall, Lake Forest Flower Show to Have Open Entry List The Lake Forest Garden club has announced a Flower show on the estate of Mrs. Rockefeller McCormick on Saturday, May 28, from 12 noon to 8 in the evening, and on Sunday, May 29, from 10 in the morning until 8. Spring flowers will be the special feature of this show and many new classes of flowers will be exhibited. Entries are open to everyone, applica- tion blanks being obtainable from Mrs. Albert B. Dick, Jr., Lake Forest, Ill. The public is invited to attend this exhibition on Mrs. Rockefeller Mc- Cormick's estate, which will be open on these two days. A small admission fee will be charged, the receipts to be devoted to the development of land- scaping and garden art through an ed- ucational program. The show is being held on Saturday and Sunday to give motorists the op- portunity of viewing it. The estate is in easy access to a number of communities in the vicinity of Lake Forest. Board of Theatre Guild Entertains Committees The board of directors of the North Shore Theatre guild entertained the members of the local committees in the north shore towns, at an informal party Thursday evening, May 19, at the Winnetka Woman's club. The entertainment was in charge of Samuel Otis, who, with his reputation established as "Falstaff" in "Henry IV," was chosen as chairman. Witty monologues and short comedy sketches were included in the program. Raabe is NN SAN NN NN NS pa The Greatest Drive Ever! CALLA ALARA RRR Ee a PIERCE-ARROW 500 reduction makes lowest price in its history 'It has never before been possible to enjoy the prestige, smartness and comfort of Pierce-Arrow transportation for so little and on terms so easy. Demonstrations by appointment. A small down payment gives you immediate delivery. Your present car accepted as cash. adh A These SERIES 80 cars have been reduced 5-passenger Brougham Now $2495 --a reduction of *500 The Runabout, now $2495__a reduction of $400 Also new low prices on the 5-passenger Standard Sedan and the 4-passenger Coupe All prices at Buffalo, N. Y., tax extra Pierce-Arrow Series 80 cars have hand- . Houdaille double-acting shock hammered aluminum bodies covered absorbers « . special Pierce-Arrow with 14 coats of nitro-cellulose lacquer. four-wheel safety brakes. 14 to 17 miles Luxurious appointments . « silver per gallon of gasoline, 15,000 to 18,000 Sinish hardware . . . handsome vanity miles per set of tires. Nation-wide er ie wage SE Calor aud WPROL Pierce-Arrow flat-rate service effects stery choices. 70-horsepower engine great operating economy. Let us appraise your used car today (2, +9 Tom Hay AND SON 1819 Ridge Avenue Evanston Greenleaf 50