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Octo~er 22, 1926 WILMETTE LIFE 33. Mrs. Nunzio Russo, 725 Sheridan Miss Eleanor Kremer and Miss HelNEW ,DASCH MUSJCJANS Iamong intermission there is a lei~urely v.isiting the groups of fnends the road, entertained at dinner Sunday for en Peacock ot Wilmette and Joe ATJON mess hall and around the auditorium. Attico Bernabini, of the Chicago Civic Geiger of Chicago attended homecomACCORDED AN Ovll This is a community enterprise which opera, and Louis Sacchetti, of Turin. ing at the University of Illinois the tn 1 Little Symphony Orchestra, Composed of New Talent, Hu Brilliant Inaugural · BY MUS_JC CRITIC ·The New Little Symphony orchestra of Chicago which George Dasch conducts in the first concert of the Orchestral association series Monday night of this week at New Trier auditorium, gave a pleasin.g impression of youth from the large number of talented young musicians at the various desks. Their playing has the zest and enthusiasm of youth that called forth an instant response from the large audience. There was nothing perfunctory about their work and at the end of a spirited program, Mr. Dasch and the orchestra were given a veritable ovation. During the summer Mr. Dasch has performed herculean tasks of reorganizing entirely his group of symphony players. After the intermission on Monday night the audience was informed that they were having the unique experience of listening to the first public concert of an entirelv n<"w and entirely independent sym.p hony orchestra. Verv few of the auclience, however, could · have had any idea of the courage with which Mr. Dasch and his able manager, Mr. Schulte, have overcome the thousand discouragements incident to such an undertaking. With this new group of able and loyal musicians ~~ r. Dasch expects to take his symphoi1y mu sic to many a community where jazz and the movie have hern without anv competition. His is a fine and a laudable ambition and he started his season on Mondav with the good wishes of a thousand New Trier people made maniicst by the heartiest applause. The audience of the Orche stra] association differs from an\' other audience in New Trier. There- seems to be a sense of per sonal loyalty to the association which is made up of all those who purchased season tickets. In the seems to. give an unusual satisfaction -o-past week-end, where they were guests to its supporters. Mrs. P. ]. Vandenorth entertained of Miss Marjorie ,Hareld and Irving During the afternoon about 850 of her bridge club Tuesdax at her home Toehler, who· is a fraternity brother of the young people from the high school at 207 Dupee place. Mr. Geiger. an_~ the upper gr~des of the grammar school of ~be township listened to a program of about an hour's length. These afternoon programs are made possible hy the co-operation of the music supervisor and the Orchestral association. As far as possible the programs are analyzed in advance and are made the basis of true musical appreciation. It is· very doubtful whether the parents of the township appreciate th~ opporhl.nity which the children are Jliven to acquire the real musical taste. In this respect New Trier is in tine with the most advanced practice in a few of the finest schools of the country. It was announced at the evening concert that some tickets had been subscribed for but not taken up and that they would .h e for sale by the chairmen in the four towns. An amEvanston the ideal home location is bitious program for the year has been midway between the lake and tranS' planned and it is necessary that all tickets be sold in o.rder to carry the portation. Away from downtown, yet program out in its entirety. ~ome new facts TN 1 close to every activity, this is a fitting site for an apartment of distinction and unusual charm. . Here, both outside and within, you wilt' find a building suited to the home atmosphere of Evanston. Light streams in its windows across a quarter acre of garden. Cheery log fires will bum on the hearths of its four, five and six room apartments. on where to live At 9 o'clock this evening, in the Evanston \Voman's club building, the Fort Dearborn chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is giving a card party and dance for the benefit of the building being erected hv the. organization in Washington, D. C. . -oMrs. E. \\·. Thomas. 1231 Greenwood avenue, is at the Evanston hos -. pita!, where she underwent an opera tion last week. Mrs. Thomas will be at the hospital for another week. .\ . -oMiss Rebecca Allen returned to her home in Pittsburgh last week after spending the summer with her grand mother, Mrs. D. E. Allen, 209 Fourth street. ' . . !J · . 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