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Magid -» NA SO 1 Si ------ om-- dl ho September 8, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 29 ON HIS JUBILEE TOUR John Philip Sousa's "Blue Danube" to Be One of Features of Concert in Evanston Club To hear Sousa and his band play "The Blue Danube"--that vision of laughter-loving Vienna--will be but one lure to the concerts which these makers of music will bring to Evans- ton September 22. Appearing that afternoon and eve- ning at Northwestern university gym- nasium, they will exemplify the spirit of national music and the times. They will be brought to Evanston by the Evanston League of Women Voters and the Associate Alumnae of North- western university. They will offer the first important musical event of the early season after months of qui- etude which have put the community into mood for the fine thing that this event assures. His appearance here will be a part of John Philip Sousa's jubilee tour, celebrating a half century service as knight of the baton. Committees from the league and the alumnae association have been in zealous activity for many weeks, in- cluding hot weeks of the late summer, making the arrangements for these concerts, trying to spread the ticket sale over as diverse a range as possi- ble, and including the school children all over the city. There is every rea- son to expect that the Sousa concerts will bring out the first great concert crowd of the season, pack the gymna- sium both afternoon and evening, and leave a stirring memory of something uncommonly fine by way of music after the concerts are past. Miss Marion Campbell of Glencoe, formerly of Wilmette, is spending two weeks with her cousin, Mrs. A. M. Murduff at Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. Your Baby Will Smile for Bernie too! Better pictures-- Better values BERNIE'S Studio 1623 Sherman Ave. Tel. University 8998 C. F. Hills, Veteran of Civil War, Passes Away Funeral services for C. F. Hills, father of Mrs. Leroy Woodland of 336 Leicester road, Kenilworth, were conducted last Friday. Mr. Hills' home was at 1148 East 45th street, Chicago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mathilde Hills and his daughter, Mrs. Leroy Woodland. Mr. Hills was a Civil war veteran and youngest member and a former commander of the Civil War Veterans of the Loyal Legion composed of veteran officers. He was a member of George Thomas Post of the G. A. R. He served as an officer with the 51st Illinois infantry. Director of Research Is Back From Eastern Tour Wesley Brown, director of the re- search department at New Trier High school, was back at his desk this week after a two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Brown took an auto trip through the East, visiting Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands, and points in Canada. After returning from the Fast they visited relatives at Oshkosh, Wis. LOSES FATHER BY DEATH Word has been received from Mrs. George C. Kingsley, 529 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, that her father, Mr. Cros- sett of New York passed away August 22, following an operation. Mrs. Kingsley and her three sons had been visiting the Crossetts dur- ing the summer. The family of Charles V. Sommer of 425 Provident avenue, that has been with him at Port Arthur, Canada, will return home this week-end. Mr. Som- mer will probably be away for another three weeks. El sess esos ssssssssscsssscll eS Es SH Ss SE | Evanston Shop Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings 11e1 y and rag TEE@)[UB » Henry C.Lytton & Sons EVANSTON Onington and Church New Ji I les! New x nd New Shades! in These Wonderful Fall 'Chicagoans Suits With One and Two Trousers ~ <Jhat Present an Incomparable Standard of Value Giving' IN OUR EVANSTON SHOP We called them "Chicagoans" because they exactly fit the needs of the average man or young man who demands the most for his money. They're here now for Fall--hundredsof them--and smarter than ever. You will certainly want to see "Chicagoans" before you buy. No others quite compare with them at 35 and 3 4 100 000000000000000000606060000000 04