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12 WILMETTE LIFE January 22, 1926 WINNETKA BUILDING NEWS I Vol. I Winnetka, · IIi. jl No. 1 Catholic League Has Music Department of Winnetka Club Plans Arranged Lectures Following Program on Current Events The North Shore Catholic Vvoman's league held its regular monthly meeting at the \Vinnetka Woman's club on January 12. Owing to illness, the speaker of the afternoon, : M ary Jane Allen, was unable to · give her talk on "Period Furnit.urc and Fabrics." Her part of the program was kindly filled by one of the league members, Mrs. Daniel V. Harkin, who gave a reading from "Arts and Decorations" the subject being a visit to the studio of "Ajello" designer and maker of world's famous candles, such as the one in memory of "Caruso" which is to burn 18 centuries. · The reading was most interesting and delightfully given. The singer of the afternoon was Florence Lucas, contralto, with Mr. Brown at the piano. She prQved herself to be an artist of high order. Her group of songs was most charmingly rendered and received with great pleasure and applause. The meeting closed with the social hour and afternoon tea. The next meeting of the League Sewing circle will be held at the home of 11 rs. T.· H. :McAllister, 619 Crofton a\·enue, Highland Park, January 26, at 2 o'clock. The league is very happy to announce that it has secured Mrs. AnthonY French Merrill for a course of five ·lectures on current events, the first lrcture being given at the home of 1-f rs. John Janette, 315 Abbottsford road. Kenihvorth, January 20. The committee regrets not being able to announce this last \veek, but the certainty of giving these lectures came too late for the press. The future dates wilt be given out at the February meeting. J The best wav to be contented I We may not talk about coal, lumwith your lot i"s to build a home b.er and building material all the on it. tune. 1 Which reminds us. Here in our office we have soine beautifully illustrated plans for homes-any type, any size desired. You can spend many enjoyable hours studying these plans and getting ideas for YOUR home. Come and see us. ~igh brow editorials. \V e may decide to write poetry or The music department of the Winnetka Woman's club, Mrs. Everett L. Harris, chairman, announces the following program for Tuesday, January 26, at 3 o'clock, hy Burton Thatcher, baritone, and William Beller, piani st, using the Steinway Duo-Art: I ........... .... . ... :\lae DowPll Fountain of Aqua Paola ....... nrifft. ·~ American Polonaise ........ Cat·pel1ti· r· Mr. Beller II fi<'a Raptur .................. Coate s Valle ......................... Hussel Danny Deever ....... .., ..... Damrosch · :\Tr. Th:l teh<·r But we'll at least try to be interesting and we hope you'll watch for Winnetka Building Ne\YS each week. SclH·rzo Our editorial policy will be sim"Hey, get off that cement. Can't ple: you see it's wet?" "Oh, that's all right, I have. my First-GOOD coal and building goloshes on." material. Jim Moore says', "The city man Second-a better \Vinnetka. who tries to raise a garden doesn't wonder that farmers sometimes get Third-absolute neutrality in poldiscouraged." itics. Lloyd Hollister down at the \Vin\Vhen Koppers Chicago Coke netka 1'a lk office says everybody thinks he knows how to run a news- comes into your home, cold goes out. Its the best antidote for cold paper. weather v-:e kno\Y anything about. But we can't afford a newspaper Keeps the house nice and comfortBurns with a fine, even of our own. \V e're too busv with able. the coal, lumber and building mate- heat. The price is right too. rial business. So we have arranged for ' this litHow manv of vou like parsnips tle corner in the \Vinnetka Talk and egg plant .? We just want to and will devote it to the news of know. We've had an argument with our yards. the cook. Yit·nn< ·sf' \Val tz .. <i~wrt TWr - Fri t·fl mann Ht: pro<l m·<·<l hy the Stein way Duo-Art, III <·oul'tt·sy of Lyon and H~·aly , Ine . IV Air dt· Tampour :\lajor- Lt.· Ca(li :\Ir. Thatch r ..... . ........ ..... . 'l'hon1as v PUPIH'tR .................... H('ndrik s Irish Tunt· from County Derry Countv Garll<·n ~; ...... ... . .. Cirning(·r · ~lr. R(·ller VT. Four Nt·g-ro Spirituals H(·av,·n, Hea\'f·n ............. Burlt·ig-h l>t· 01' Ark'H :t :\loverin' ....... (;uion H.un, ~rary, Hun . ........ ...... Guion \\'a it Til I Put on !\ly Crown .. H.eddick 1\Ir. Thatrhf'r .................. Grninp;1 ·r Prof. J. R. Harper Talks to Business Women's Clu~ The Wilmette Business and Professional Woman's club held its regular monthly meeting in the Congregational church dining room last Thursday eve ning. Following a substantial dinner at 6:30, \\·hich was enjoyt·d hy about 30 cluh members, Proi. J. 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