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22 WILMETTE LIFE December 25, 1925 Many re sidents of this suburb at -· tended the three plays given recently at the Village Hou. e in H.aYinia hy the arts commmittce of the \Voman's CiYic CJub of RaYi_ n ia. The playwright, l\1rs. John R. Warmington ~ was formerly a rt·sident of Winnetka. The repor.t of the success of the production is herewith quoted in part from a press notice, and wiJJ be of interest to many residents here: "The three plays which were given last Si}turday and l\.1ond ay mghts at the Viljage House in Rav :nia by the arts committee of the \\'oman's CiYic club of Ravinia, ~tre not only a personal triumph for l\1 rs. ] ohn R. \Varmington, the playwrig-ht, but also a rare artistic success for the community. "The creatiYe power and talent concentrated in the Ravinia section of Highland Park is SO!llething of which this suburb may he justly proud. for the entire production was the work of the artistic talent of residents of Ravinia. "Under the ah1e direction of Mrs. Frank C. Pevraud, well known artist and chairma~ of the arts committee, not only th e scenery and costumes were designed and made, hut the staEring, settings, and coaching of the plays were accomplished b\· the artists and actors them selves. "The three one -act plays presented arf' the first finished product from the neighborhood drama work -hop of the Woman's Civic cltth. whose mrmhers meet regulr~rlv for drama study and dramatics. The titles of the pla~·s are "The Song of the La'r k" "The Skelr ton in the C 1o··et" and "The Millennium." Each one was a li ·tle jewel of dramatic art. cxq u =site and perfect in every detail and gree t ed hy tremen dous applause from the audience whirh packed the Vi11age House hoth nig·ht s " Assisting- Mrs. Pevraud were l\f rs. .Tames Cady Ewrll, Rene La,·enant. :-tnd Miss Fricke who a"s=sted in r:lire~ting CJnd coaching. 1vfr. and l\frs. I. A. Rc>nnett and the Misses Doroth~· and Ain"lce Bennett nf the Belmont hotcl. formerlv of Kenilworth, ,,-jJl mo"e to Pitt.:;hurgh to liv~ after the first of the year. Radio Brings Christmas Local Res~dents Cheer to Disabled Vets Attend Three Plays Radio, Santa Claus' gift to the twenGiven in Ravinia tieth century, will be used this Christn1as to bring cheer to the World war Yetera:1s scattered in hospitals through out the country. A special program for them featuring Kathryn Browne, contralto' of the Chicago Civic Opera, "The Voice That Cheered The Boys in France" will be broadcast from thr Stewart- \Varner station \NBBM, Chi cago, between 8 and 9 o'clock Christ mas night. Because of the lar~e num ber of sets that have been mstalled itt government hospital in recent month" through the efforts of newspapers and other public spirited individual and groups, it is expect~d that more \\'Ounded vetrrans will hear Miss Browne in this program than were able to hear her during her 150 concert overseas. Songs of war ~urh as no A. E. F. mem bcr can ever forget and songs of peace s.vmholical of Christmas, will .be included in the program b) Mtss Browne, who was the only A'11cri~an \\'Oman on the operatic stage to smg to the boys in France. AT FOUNTAIN SQUARE EVANSTON The Boot Shoppe A Slipper to Match Your Gown The Newest Note in Evening Dress A slipper carrying out the same color as your evening frock- can you imagine a more lovely colo1 harmony? Fashion says you must have your slippers tinted- White Satin Pumps like tho~e sketched, may be tinted any color you wish. Select your size, give the slippers to the salesman. and before you buy your hose to match , your slippers will be ready. And there is no extra charg~. Marmon Improvements Double Fire Ignition Chassis Lubrication 3 Way Oil Purifier Marmon North Shore Sales and Service 1008 Davis St. Greenleaf 1038 White Satin · Slippers Priced at $8.00 and $10.50 EVANSTON Open until 9:30P.M. HUDSO~·ESSEX SALES SERVICE WARM CHRISTMAS GREETINGS from the J. F. I;~ \ VIS TEL. WINN. 2268 - Hardinge Oil Burner Folks fOil BuRNER and I [REfRIGERATING C9j I 911 LINDEN AVE. W/4/WffAddd&W!!dpAffAij///ff&/fffl;:z;zz;: -; :.70771'l/Wffi/W/41Wd@W/fA/«&7ffd/WA "For Fuel Use Oil" Prompt Deliveries f1. on1 Our Winnetka Bulk Sto -c~l:'~r- Plant Braun Bu -::;:~ . Oil Co. 11 For Fue'-· ·l T'\C Oil" 1.':· I u·;!' netka Wilmettr r4222'*PAiWM.t&ikWA/W4Yd@)#!W/WANN//)Z::_~.~ ?22221J2:'/»!H#4'ff~~'2tl2.1& WILMETTF. 290 WINNETKA 1565