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October 12, 1928 WILMETTE LIFB President·s Band Will Give Concert. 0 r V et erans , p OSt 1 President Coolidge's own band, the one that plays at official Washington functions and aboard the "Mayflower" whenever the nation's Executive spends a week-end afloat, is to be in Chicago for one day-Saturday, October 13. Under leadership of Lieut. Charles Renter, former bandleader of the USS Connecticut, the U. S. Navy band will appear at the Auditorium for two concerts, afternoon and evening under ai.tspice.s of Quentin. Roosevelt' Chapter, Dtsabled Amencan Veterans of the World War. The chapter plans to handle one musical affair each month, with the Navy band appearance as the first concert. The ~and ma.ke~ one tour annually, hy spectal permtsswn of the President and booking for the Chicago appear~ ance h~d to be m~de four months ago to obtam the servtces of the organization, even for the one day. Variety of Reading .in New Books at Library ne~ non-fictton books received at the Wtlmette Public library this week shows that the subjects discussed in these books include almost everything from politics to flower gardens. Following is the list: "Political Behavior,'.' by Kent· "Com~orts of Home," by Bergenson; '"Withm the \Valls of Nankin" by Hobart· "Travels in Tartary," by Hue· "Old Time Gardens," by Earle; "O~t and About London," by Burke; "Wild Flowers and Ferns," by Durand; ::PSeter £Stuyvesant," by VanLoon; tory o the Great Lakes," by Channing; "Interpretation of Topographic Maps," by Dake; "Color in My Garden," by Wilder; "Homes of Character," by Meads; "Wallpaper," by Ackerman; "Oxford Song Book," by Buck; "English Castles," by D'Auvergne; "Book of Gallant Vagabonds," by Beston; "Building Character"; "Sherwood Anderson," by Chase; "Barrie," by Moult, and "Lenin," by Marcu. Five books of fiction also were mentioned in the list of new arrivals at the library this week. They are: "Catherine Paris," by Bibesco; "Greenmau_tle," by Buchan; "Miss Esperance and Mr. Wycherly," by Harker; "Le Gentleman," by Sidgwick, and "Inn of the Silver Moon," by Viele. Mrs. S. M. Dingee and Miss Anna Dingee of 926 Lake avenue and their guest, Miss Georgianna Rogers, have motored west to visit Miss Anna Law, a former resident of Wilmette. -o-- A glance ?ver the list of twenty- The North Shore School of Concentration Suite 202-544 Chestnut St., Winnetka Telephone 1077 Winnetka 4545 BROADWAY CHICAGO SUNNYSmB S30I individu~l tutoring in all brancba by ttachen of outstandiDa ability Prepares students for eastern IChools and anivenitiJL Caa.. or and experience. FALL TERM Now OPEN B. F. ANDERSON SWEDELIUS, PH. D., Ptinciptd GRACE SERCOMB, B. A., Aa,t Principal Both for yean with Mia Harris' Scbooll. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Located in the Heart of Evanston Ooerlooking Southern Cross Isles Field Museum Lecture A free illustrated lecture on "Isles of the Southern Cross" will be given for the general public Saturday afternoon Oct. 13, at the Field Museum of Natural History. The lecturer is Fred Payne Clatworthy of Estes Park, Colo. The lecture will begin at 3 o'clock, and will be given in the James Simpson theatre of ·the museum. This is the second of a series of ten free lectures on science and travel bein~ given on successive Saturday afternoons at the museum. Miss Mary Lannon and Miss Pearl Munro, both of Wilmette, were at home last week-end from Rockford, 111.1 where they are attending Rockford college. Northwestern Univenity Campus and Lake Michigan Liaht-Airy-Ciaaa rooms. Thoroughly pLumed canic:ulum. Faculty of only profesaioaal artiata. tile clirectiea of Carl Sc:beftler. u.- ... DRAWING PAINTING DESIGN ILLUSTRATION ADVERTISING CRAFTS INTERIOR STAGE ART Send for llluatrattd Catlllog Mrs. Hubert Carleton . returned Monday to her home at 1103 Forest avenue after a short trip to Newtonville, Mass., where she was summoned by the death of her father. OF FINE ARTS 636 CHURCH STREET EVANSTON ILL. PHONE.GAEENLEAF 167-4 THE EVANSTON ACADEMY ~I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ft~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ft~~~ Touchdown with Spalding Football Equipment Get complete football togs here. ~ ~I ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ « ~ ~ ~ ~ ~! Footballs of good quality cowhide, well made, regulation size. Pure Para rubber bladder, lacing needle. Each. . ... $4.00 ~ ~ ~~! L the. foot comfort that nature intended-plus all the style that youth demands in the new Modern Miss ~ .... Football pants of tan canvas, one piece thigh guard \vith fibre reinforcement, gray felt hip and knee pads. Pair $6 00 . · , ~ Miss 1o-to-2o voices her approval in no uncertain terms when answering the question of what-to-wear for Fall! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Hallowe'en Tallies and Favors Tickets for Northwestern football games here., ~ ~ ~ Store Houn-8 to ~ ~ 6 ~. 630 DAVIS ST., EVANSTON University 123 Wilmette 724 rs ~ = PCDL c ~ ~ ~ ~ ·INC~ & PIPER = · ~ ~ l ~· CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIALISTS 1608 Chicago Avenue Evanston ~~~~9~---··~·-·999¥99~ ; -