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D ecember 4, 1925 WILMETTE LIFE 41 Cadman Devotees to Psi U's Observe Their Ninety-Second Birthday Hear Noted Artist Members of the Psi Upsilon fraterin Concert Dec. 11 nity celebrated the ninety-second an· ,; Charles Wakefield Cadman, the famous composer, will give a concert of his own compositidns in the ball roo m of the Orrington hotel, Evan ~ ton. 1· riday evening, December 11 at 8 :15 o'clock. The concert is givet~ a:.; a benefit for the sc holar ship fund of the Sigma chapter of the ~~ u Phi F.psilon sorority. "It seems to be the i ate of nearlv every compo er," reads a com m ent th e forthcoming concert, " to be known one or two of hi~ 'little thing-s'ongs or piano piece::.-e, en though he may have produced !:><: riou s works in the large r form s which hav e won recognition by cnttcs and :-;e riott s · minded musicians. Thi s is true of ~[r. Cadman, wh o ha s written serious chamber music and the ~co res of several operas, together with many orchestral compo~ition". .. Y d the publi c at large knows him ot;ly as a compo-.er of "From the Land of the Sky Blue \Yater" and "At Dawning." so ng~ made famous by !\o.rd ica . Bonci. ~lcCormack, Gluck, Aida. Ui pham and a score of other great art i-.t s." ~I r . Cadman \nil he assi!:'>ted in thi5 concert hy Constance Eberhart, so· prano, ~~a dame Olk Roelk. cellist, and ~ramie l'cdargren Jernberg, violinist. Thi:-. i:-. the only public appearance of ).f r. Cadman in (·hicago and vicinity thi:-. :-.eason. niversary of the founding of the order Tuesday evening with a rally and ban quet in the Hotel La Salle. \Varren C. Agry of \\. inn ct ka was chairman of the dinner committee, Ernest J. StcYens, manager of the Hotel La Salle, and abo a P~i C. m e mber, acted as ho st , 11 ax ::\lason. ' president of the L'ni,·ersity of Chicago, and a member oi the fraternity, wa-; guc:-. t of honor and chid speaker. Psi Cpsilon. reported as the olde!'>t ui American Greek letter fraternities. was founded at Cnion college, ~chenectady, !\. Y ., ::\o\·e mher 24, 1833. It now ha s twenty - s ix active chapter .· in thi s country - and in -anada. Th e alumni member sh ip exceeds 14.000 m en. 0;1 oy ~1 r:-.. C. C. H opkins, pre:-.i<lent of th · (h soli club. will entert,ain the hoarrl members at lun c heon. foll o wing- tlw bu si ne ss meet in g . THE MONETA The sfze of thiS brick house is 26 feet X 33 feet. --oF. E. ~r. Cole, 315 Essex road, Ken ilworth, left Tue sday to spe nd a fortntght in Florida. Has large living room, dining room and kitchen on the first floor, three bedrooms and bath on second. It requires 51U thousand bricks to build. The cost of this brick delivered in Chicago dis· trict is only $612.00. A brick house is always better. No repair bills-no painting-easy to heat-high resale value and is endurln, ~ fire-safe. Let us help you. CHARLESTON LESSONS Viola M. Specht School of Dancing F or appo intm ent call W ilmet te 5 , HAHF;' OLD ORIC:IXAL PHI~T!::) Aquatints, -:\[('zzotints, Fashion and Fluv.·er prints. .\nti(JUl' Furniture, P+..·wt e z·, Lustre, Old Glass, Lamps, Hottl l:'s, large c·ollection of ol(l maps. 1\lRS. MARY A="=" DICKE ~(J8 \Val:>hington Evanston, Ill. · I Bridge Today Benefits Great Lakes Veterans Mrs. E. ]. 1IcArdle is chairman of the commi:tee for friendly co-operation with ex-service men of the \Voman 's Catholic Cluh of \Vilmette, that i:- gi\ ing a bridge party Friday aitemoon, December 4, in the auditorium of the St. Francis X<wier ~chool to rai-;e funds to pay ior boxes which are given to the ex-sen·ice men at Great Lakes on the occa ion of the annual Christmas party giYen b~· the committee. the date oi which will he annllttnced later. Send for Builde~ Lib~ - "Brick, How to Build ud ~" ~ c:-"The Home You Cu Al!ord,"lOc-"Your Nenl-loma. · JOe 51/2% Money Havt· 1111 p1 . funds to loan on choice "'·ed :'\orth Shor .. 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