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WINNETKA TALK May 28, 1927 CHOIR PARTY PROVES | &:i iid Wowatd Storrison at whe plano. Mrs. Webb opened with a number consisting of extracts from five na- tional dances, Scottish, Irish, English, ENTHUSIASTIC SUCCESS Senior Group in Winnetka Con- | BARGES BROS. | DECORATION DAY = FOOD SALE HOME GROWN SEASON FOR VEGETABLES From now until the summer is over practically all our merchandise will be home grown. RADISHES, bunch GREEN ONIONS SPINACH, peck CARROTS, 3 bunches CUCUMBERS, each 10c, GREEN AND WAX BEANS, Ri a A a sr A PE Sa ILLINOIS ASPARAGUS, bunch 15c, A EN TE RE EE a YR ET Ee Re PEE ER LR ERE Ee NEE EE aN PINEAPPLES--FOR CANNING PINEAPPLES, large and delicious, each, 15¢, 20c Dozen PARE er Sy SrA RS DEERE CEN Rm er a UR FLORIDA ORANGES, 3 doz. ............ CALIFORNIA ORANGES, 3 doz. SWEET CANTALOUPE, LEMONS, dozen. co. cn one cress aves e es os WATERMELONS -- CALAVOS, SWEET CHERRIES FOR THE OUTING BEVERAGE SPECIALS CANADA DRY GINGERALE, OZRI i. sone snr stb secon dates MORAND DRY GINGERALE, dozen 4.8 i. ad oni ed] WHITE ROCK, Free Deliveries on All Orders. BARGES BROS. 635 Main Street West across the tracks from the Station. gregational Church Presents Fine Music Program Judging from the enthusiasm of its] general satisfaction | patrons and the of the promoters, the party given by the Senior choir of the Winnetka Con- | gregational church at the Douglas Smith residence last Saturday evening was an outstanding success. The musical program, given to an | audience which filled the living room | and overflowed into library, hall, and | | burlesque enhanced by the added years sun porch, was as follows: I Piano solos Autumn The Ny PTET ee PE Chaminade Two Larks Leschetizky Raymond Allyn Smith II Choir Selections O Saviour Sweet There Shall Be No More Night .... SEES cP Vas Pane Woodward The Senior Choir, with Mrs. Russell T. Locke, soloist IIT Solos A Group of Love Songs Harry Davis IV Violin Duets Compositions of Mrs. Floy Little Bart- ett Echoes of a Tea Dansant Dance of the Marionettes Mrs. Valona Brewer, Mrs. Robert Kingery, Mrs. Bartlett at the piano The program of dances which fol- lowed was given in the ballroom on the third floor by Mrs. W. J. Webb, assisted by Charles Eastman, Russell Locke, Charles Simpson, James Rod- | Webb's dancing Dutch, and American. The perfection of grace and rythm displayed in Mrs. elated the audience with a fresh sense oi the talent which seems to naturally gravitate to Win- netka from the four quarters of the globe, by virtue of which it has been said that one can find in Winnetka someone to do anything if one but look long enough. The original ballet "Spring," per- formed by the five men fulfilled not to say exceeded, all expectations. It had all the humor of a college boy's and avoirdupois. The ecstacies of the dancers on hearing the song of the cuckoo in the tree, and conspicuously Mr. Eastman's endeavor to imitate the flight of the bird, were greatly appre- ciated by the audience. Mrs. Webb closed the program with a Spanish dance, followed by an Eng- lish Country jig, the dance in which she coached Dorothy Gish for the film "Nell Gwynne." Refreshments and dancing followed. That the evening was an enjoyable one was evidenced by the reluctance of the participants to leave and by several interested inquiries as to when the next party would be given. In- cidentally the proceeds resulted in a substantial fund which it is hoped will soon increase to the amount neces- sary for the piano. "On H---- Our Tools Are Built the Square" Accurate making, good work with. and woods, the right shaping and de- sign--those are the things that make our tools easier to use, easier to do more, wear longer, and are a pride to the workman who uses them. What- ever your work may be, see us for the best tools for your purpose. the correct metals And they cost no 735 Elm St. Eckart Hardware Co. Winnetka Phones 843-844