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2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1924 READY TO SELL RAVINIA BOOKS Winnetka Committee An- nounces Plan to Make Canvass of Local Homes CALLED BIG BARGAIN Group of Prominent Women Recruited Winnetka members of the Ravinia club are making a canvas of residents to reserve tickets for the Ravinia musical season which opens June 21. The season tickets will be sold for $18. The ticket campaign committee has sent out a special notice urging the lo- cal residents to back the operatic activi- ties at Ravinia park this summer. The Winnetka members who can supply sea- son tickets are here listed so that local people may obtain them from their own community. The committee letter has the folloiwng to say: Committee Pens Letter "Another summertime and Ravinia! It hardly seems possible that Ravinia park--the wonder place not only of the middle west but of the musical world-- can be looked upon in a matter of fact way by those who live at its very gates but in too many instances it is true! "It is true that every year a com- mittee of the enthusiastic few must can- vass your neighborhood and tell you all over again that you owe Ravinia your support through the advance ticket sale because you as a resident of this north shore, have a personal and civic pride in this institution! "But surely the committee will not need to "sell" Ravinia to you this year? The most wonderful cast of singers, the new operas and all the great season plans have been given publicity through the press and pamphlets mailed to your door and most of all you know what to expect because you enjoyed Ravinia last year and the years before that! "World's Greatest Bargain" seven hd. "The ticket books are eighteen dol- lars this year and a saving thereby over separate gate admissions. Don't argue with your solicitor about the price of the tickets as you are getting "the world's greatest bargain" at the advanc- ed rate and you know it. Do you dis- cuss the price of the tickets with the man at the boxoffice when you go to the opera here and when you go to New York, or buy tickets for the "Follies" or. the baseball games or the movies? Call up your neighborhood solicitor be- fore she calls on you and tell her how many books you want! That's real Ra- vina enthusiasm and the spirit that makes Ravinia an immortal place, as immortal as Beyreuth and Oberamma- gaul" Local Organization The local organization comprises : Mrs. Arthur R Dean, chairman; Miss H. Josephine Landon, first vice chair- man; Mrs. Archibald W. Shaw, second vice chairman; Mrs, John Vennema, third vice chairman and Mrs. Chester F. Sargent, secretary. Mrs. Norman K. Anderson, Mrs. Bur- ton H. Atwood, Mrs. Harry H. Bar- num, Mrs. Percy W. Bradstreet, Mrs. Thomas M. Brooks, Mrs. E. V. L. Brown, Mrs John C. Cobb, Mrs. Ham- ilton Daughaday, Mrs. Frank F. Ferry, Mrs. Howard W. Fenton, Mrs. George E. Frazer, Mrs. Dudley K. French, Mrs. I. K. Friedman, Mrs. Neil H. Gates, Mrs. John W. Hansel, Jr., Mrs. Everett I. Harris, Mrs. William Sherman Hay, Mrs. Thomas H. Holton, Mrs. N. Lan- don Hoyt, Mrs. Ralph M. Jaeger, Mrs. Philemon B. Kohlsaat, Mrs. Francis A. Lackner, Mrs. Isador Lang, Mrs. John C. Marshall, Mrs. William D. Mec- Adams, Mrs. Samuel N. McCaulley, Mrs. William C. Moffat, Mrs. George S. Parker, Mrs. Louis G. Schmid, Mrs. Lloyd R. Steere, Mrs. Elmer E. Stults, Mrs. Ezra S. Taylor, Mrs. William A. Thrall, Mrs. William D. Truesdale, Mrs. John N. Vander Vries, Mrs. Ernest C. Von Ammon, Mrs. Fritz Wagner, Jr. Mrs. Roland D. Whitman, and Mrs. Ira J. Wilson are the other members of the Ravinia club who will canvas Winnetka residents. FISHERMEN! ATTENTION! The Chicago & North Western Ry. has just published a new booklet which contains a large scale map of the Lake Region of Northern Wiscon- sin and Michigan, the Land of 7,000 Lakes and a Million Pines. Invaluable as a 'guide. Call or address M. H. 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