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42 WINNETKA TALK May 29, 1926 Before Storing Your Winter Clothes Have Them Thoroughly Cleaned They are then not only in a clean sanitary condition--ready to wear next winter--but will withstand the onslaughts of moths during the summer months. Storing them in a soiled condition may mean their complete ruin. Master Cleaner Service Costs No More The Only Cleaning Plant RAUS in New Trier CLEAN ING % DYEING Phones Wilmette 3400 Greenleaf 700 Ballet Program Gives Last Program Buy-- Price Is Lowest Now Fill your fuel bin this month --at the season's lowest price-- with Chicago Solvay Coke. The price of all sizes has been reduced. The price today is 309, under that of hard coal. It costs you nothing to store this clean, smokeless, eco- nomical fuel in your bin this summer. Buy the dependable home furl- -Chicago Solvay Coke. You will want Chicago Solvay Coke next fall and winter in your hot water boiler, hot air furnace or stove. Buy now at the lowest price of the season while Chicago Solvay Coke is plentiful and deliveries are prompt. Phone your dealer-- he will have a service man look at your.plant and recommend its most economical operation. Remember--the price is lowest now CHICAGO Solvay Coke Buy it-Bum it You'll Like it E. C. WEISSENBERG Phone 12 WINNETKA COAL-LUMBER CO. Phone 734 The Winnetka chapter, Order of Eastern Star, is sponsoring the follow- ing program by members of the Belle Bender Ballet, assisted by Leah Brady and Frances Sherman, pianists, which will be given in the Skokie school auditorium Thursday, June 3, at 8:15. Crinoline Dance ........cooeevnnes Berger Shirley Glass La Coquette .........ocevasvvens Barrett Mildred Mullen Pomponette .........cooiacrannnn Durand Evelyn Dukes Spanish Dance .........oecaveens Beryl Williams MIgNOonne .........cseacererrranns Delibes Shirley Glass To: Spring; '«. ovis snes Granville English Mildred Mullen Piano: S010 LU... did. cvaaanies cri Selected (a) Leah Brody (b) Frances Sherman Dance of the Dolls .........0n. Engelman Mildren Mullen, Shirley Glass The Snowbird .........c.ccceeenen Braga Lorette Dickow Russian Dance ..........ccovvvens Violet Milne Harlequin's Pranks ........... Engelman Shirley Glass Plano S0l0 ..iceeiicstsrrrririos Selected (a) Leah Brody (b) Frances Sherman Rag DONS .........coveeiensnnnnes Gallup Mildred Mullen, Ava Robbins, Dorothy Robbins L'oiseau de Fantasie .......: Cyril Scott Miss Milne Pas de Trois .......cccoviinnsn Walteufel Misses Dukes, Dickow, Williams The pianists have been procured through the courtesy of the Bender Studios, and the choregraphy and cos- tume designing are the work of Miss Belle Bender. SELLS WILMETTE LOTS John P. Gage, of Vineland, N. J., re- ports that he has sold lots 7 and 10 in block 1, Gage's addition to Wilmette, the agreed price being $150 per foot. -- HE ORRINGTON has been planned as a home, not only in the attractiveness of its apartments, but also in the pleasure of its rest- ful lounge, commodi- ous dining rooms, breezy roof garden, sol- arium, ball roo ms, private dining rooms and gentlemen's den. There is no prettier town than Evanston and no happier hotel home than The Or- rington. Write for lit- erature. Che ORRINGTON Evanston's Largest and Finest Hotel The last program of the season for the North Shore Musical society was held Monday, May 24, with Mrs. F. W. Fuermann of 835 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette, the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jean MacShane and Mrs. Elizabeth Weixel. The American program given at that time follows: I Songs: (a) Geh Vieni non Tarder...... Mozart (b) Sketches of Paris ...... Manning 1. River Boats 2. Paris Mrs. Elizabeth D. English II Piano: (a) Chromatic Fugue ............ Bach (b) Mazurka ...... Frances Copthorne Miss Ethel Flentye III Songs: (a) Ah Love But a Day...... Beach (b) My Wild Crabapple Tree .......... a Frances Copthorne (c) Moon Marketing ........ Weaver (d) Love, I Have Won You ....Ronald Mrs. Alvene Resseguie IV Violin (a) Waltz .........e00 Sturkow-Ryder (b) Tarantella ........ Sturkow-Ruder (¢) Melodies .......... Charles Dawes (d) Nobody Knows the Trouble I've SEER +c vicrenss Clarence White Mrs. Elizabeth Weixel V Songs: (a) Tears of God ............ (b) Little Bells of Sevilla .. (¢) In Nezo Al Mar ...... . (d) The Banjo Player ...... Mrs. Vesta Simpson VI Piano: (a) Diversion .....ceeveeess Carpenter (b) Concert Etude .. 'Whiting Mrs. Ernau Akely VII Songs: (a) Love in Spring ........ Borowski (b) The Word .......... «eons Dobson (c) And the Curtains Drawn ........ a ara Cea a G. Ferrata (d) Surely the Time for Making Songs Has Come .........co0000e Rogers Mrs. Helen Stewart VIII Piano: (ay Antieg®.. ove. Sturkow-Ryder IX Trio: (a) D.- Minor. ...... Charles Cadman Andante Cantabile Vivace Energieo Mrs. Ernau Akely, piano; Mrs. Horween, 'cello; Mrs. Winifred Cree, violin. Mrs. Frances Copthorne, who com- posed the two songs on above pro- gram, is a member of the North Shore Musical society. Mme. Ryder played her own compositions and gave a des- cription of them in a short talk. Music Leaders Conduct Sessions in Evanston The Illinois Federation of Music clubs held its seventh state meeting at the North Shore hotel in Evanston May 24, 25 and 26. Mrs. Edmund Jos- eph Tyler, of Chicago, who is the state president, presided. Several hundred delegates from all over the state, as well as from other states, were pres- ent. Mrs. August C. Babize, 484 Sheri- dan road, Glencoe, attended in her ca- pacity as president of the Music Study club of Chicago. The business meetings took place in the mornings, after which programs were offered. Women archers at Northwestern U. participated Thursday in the intercol- legiate telegraphic meet together with teams from Bryn Mawr, Mt. Holyoke, University of Wisconsin and Cornell university. The girls have prepared for the match under the direction of Miss Marie Hjermstad. May Day, May 22, the contest to select the school champion will be held. Miss Virginia Fitzmaurice, present title holder will defend her IY --O-- Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart of Sheri- dan road and their daughter, Miss Joan, left Friday, May 28, to motor east to attend the graduation of their daughter, Ellen, from Farmington. They expect to return in three weeks. Miss Ellen will be one of the fall's debutantes. a