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6 \VILMETTE 1924 that time Armand Tokatyan will probably have recovered more fully, and he no doubt, will be able .t o reach some of the high notes he sltpped over at this performance . The program for t~e com!~g wee~ brings several new p1eces. Fedora, which in the opinion of many, was one of the best operas given at Ravinia, will be sung Tuesday evening, July 15. "Romeo and Julie" will have a showing Wednesday, July men" has been placed for July 17. On Friday evening, July 18, ore Dei Tre Re" will be an that many music lovers waiting for this season. "Th Suzanne" and "Pagliacci" be sung Saturday, July 19. day evening rendition will Barber of Seville." CHURCH NOTICES Congregational Church . .________________ I charge while away or the Rev. F. J. Tromp, curate o! St. Augustlne'e. and Mr. Thomas Fullerton, cholrma.ater. The boys report a most enjoyable time and of th e families best camp yet held. A drove number of parishioners there Is Illness In your family or tt On Sunday morning, July 13, Rev. W. you need his services In any professional capacity you may phone him at J . Kitchen will occupy the pulpit ot Wilmette 1152 or call at th e Manse, the Baptist church. He has chosen as his theme "The Christ Wlthlln You." No. 1035 Lake avenue. During July and August, the Bible school will convene at 10 Instead of The summer sch-;dule ot servlcee Is now In operation with th e Church 9:45 o'clock. No r eco rd ot individual school meeti ng at 10 o'clock Instead of attendance will be kept during the at 9:30 and the morning worship and month ot August. The mid-week meeting tor prayer eermon at 11 o'clock. and conference will be held on WedPrlmar:~' and Beginners departments nesday evening at 8 o'clock In Chilare undE'r the direction of Miss Whee- dren's hall. The meeting will be on the theme, "What I Int end to Do In lock and meet In the Primary room. _ Junior and Intermediate departments My Church Next Year." The Wilmette Baptist church Is lomeet together In Pilgrim hall. Next Sunday morning Miss Dunshee, super- cated at \Vilmette and Forest avenuea Intend ent of the Church school, will and w elcomes all to Its services. The give a dramati c rt>adlng on th e "Lite pastor, flE'v. Francis C. Stifter may be and Work of Elijah" to th ese groupe. reachecl at his study during the mornIngs or by appointment. The church "Finding God In Vacation Time" will otflce In charge of Miss Badger Is open be th e subject of Dr. Lloyd's sermon daily except Saturdays from 9-5 and at th e services ot worship at 11 o'clock from 9-12 on Saturdays. The church Sunday morning. telephone Is Wilmette 2235. "\Velcome" Is a word ot real meanIng at the Congregational church. :~ya~nd h~: r~sfde:n~~e.nn~~~~~ v~fl:i~~~t The Congregational church Is located on the point tormed by the junction of Wilmette avenue and Eleventh street, and Is open every day In the week. VIsitors are cordially Invited to step Inside and enjoy Its quiet and peace and to worship with Its people. The minister, Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd, Is ready at all times to serve ln. any up last week to visit the boys IncludIng Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Royal D. Smith, Mr. Seth B. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wachs, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hope and others. The thanks of th e boys are given especially to Mr. S. B. Roberts, Mr. Lester G. Wood, Mr. R. G. Read and the rector tor furnishing cars to take the boys from Wilmette to their camp. 'LA TRAVIATA' SCORES NICELY Tokatyan, Basiola and Pareto Applauded B Y J. T ... Baptist Church St. John·s L utheran Wilm e tte and Park avenues, Wilm e tte Herman W. Meyer, M:. A ., pastor 406 Prairie avenue. Telephone 1396 Church Telephone 3111 Third Sunday after Trinity SERVICES: 9:30 A. M. Sunday school and Bible class. 9:30 A. M. Preparatory service tor communicants. 9:45 A. M. First service and Holy Communion. 11 :00 A. M. Second service and se rmon. MEETINGS: Tuesday, Jul y 8, at 8 P. M . Business meeting ot the congregation. Thursday, July 10, at 2. Ladles' Ald and Mission. Armand Tokatyan made hi s first appearance with the Ravinia Park Opera company in "La Traviata" Tuesday e1·ening, July 8. His Alfredo Germont was ple;lsing. His earne~t ness in rendering the love songs w1th Violetta hrought the "moon" days to the audi ence as is seldom done. Even when he makes a public scene after he meets Violetta with a new man, Alfredo is not neglected. Mario Basiola was the pet of the evening with the audience. His explanation and pleasing song to Violetta in the second act brought "Bravo" from several listeners. It was a strong appeal that even a person not knowing a single word of Italian could feel the strength of. A charming Violetta, from the openhomescene wheninshe Alfredo, ing themeets salon with of her own who has come to Paris to make his fortune, until her death scene, there is hardly a moment that she is on the stage that we have a feeling that she is not part of us. Graziella Pareto goes through the part in fine manner, except her death scene which appeared a little abrupt. Verdi's "La Traviata" wi ~ be repeated · Sunday evening, July 13. By Screens Screens Order your screens from us now-Any amount-Any size Made in our own factory REAL SERVICE Plate and Window Glass-Glazing-Mirr.o rs-Art Picture Frames and Framing Paints and Varnish Wilmette Glass & Paint Works 1133 Central Ave. English Lutheran Greenleaf and Seventh William Guise, Pastor Services for July 18:"Chlldren of the Highest" will be the theme for the message next Sunday. This beautiful passage from St. Luke's gospel (Chap. 6) sets forth some or the splendid virtues of the Christian life. The words of Jesus will help you In the attainment of a. strong Christian character. Bible School at 9:45. VIsitors are welcome. We desire to thank all for the lib eral otrerlng of last Sunday. The attend ance banner was awarded to Cheste r Stark's class ot boys. ~~;;;;~~~~;;~~;;~;;;;~~~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;~ Why Wo.rry! When you can have it dry cleaned? Let us restore your clothes to their original newness. Hemstitching Repairing The Lord's Supper will be celebrated the first service on Sunday A cordial Invitation Is extended to during morning next. the confessional or prefriends to worship with us. paratory service beginning at 9:30, and the r egular service at 9:45 o'clock. All those desiring to receive the Sacrament are requested to make this The services tor next Sunday, July known to the pastor on Saturday next. 13, at St. Augustine's will be Holy Communion at 8 A. M. and morning The International convention of the vrayer with sermon at 11 A. M. Walther League takes place this year at the Auditorium, St. Paul, Minnesota, The beautiful new window recently July 13-18. The meetings will be erected over the entrance to tht. church opened on the afternoon of the thiron Wilmette avenue by Mrs. F. J . Bak- teenth with a great devotional service. er In memory ot her late husband, will The Misses Esther Schmelsser and Berbe dedicated on Sunday, July 20, at the tha Knobel have been delegated to re11 A. M . service. Mrs. Baker and her present the Walther League or St. two children, from Calltornla, will be John's. The pastor, Mr. Meyer, will present at the dedication. attend on behalf of the Intematlonal This Is the window which 1s Illum- Hospice Board and the Synodical Inated by searchlight from within Board o! Publicity and Lectures. every night and which can be seen eo clearly from Wilmette avenue by the The Sunday School Plcnle whleh unPftl'ser- by. fortunately could not be held on June 28 owing to the heavy rain, ha~r been The Choir boys and boys from dif- postponed to Saturday afternoon, July ferent organizations In St. Augustine's 12. The same program and arrangechurch returned from their tortnlght'e ments hold good tor this date, and It camp at Lake Ripley, Wisconsin, Mon- Is the hope ot the committee that a day evening. They were under the big crowd will turn out. DE LUXE CLEANERS 1105 CENTRAL AVENUE Phone Wilmette 690 St. Augustine's Parish ~[12! LAKE SHORE Phone Wilmette 2600 AUTO SALES Salea Room and Serrice Station 1818-18 Chica1o AYe., E·aneton. IU. WILMmE, Dl. Read All the Want-Ad· I MOTORS SERVICE, Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTOMOBILE Pleasure Insurance Attractive DODGE BROTHERS Before going on a trip let us look over your car. There is no charge for the inspection, and sometimes a little work will save a lot of trouble and money later on. Pl~ase come in early, don't leave it go till the day of departure. J. C. Slown A. B. Van Deusen Special Type Cars We think each autoist should fight For prices that he thinks are right. Q UR repair shop has the marks of a square deal all over its dealings. When you come here for work you know that not going to fuss ar.ound about it and charge you for time that did not benefit you. You know that with expert precision we are going to finish the job and charge you fairly. C. M. McDONALD EVANSTON 1019 Dam SL Pboae2Z.f WILMETTE MACHINE AND AUTO WORKS at IZZS Central Avenue, Wilmette Pboae Wdmette 115