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lO W I L M E T T E .L I F E February 15, 1929 BRIAR B..u.L 'l'zA RooM , Rosenthal, Master Pianist, Glencoe Couple Injured to be Heard February 17 in Automobile Accident Ray Ringson, New Trier High school senior, received word Thursdav of this week that his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Ringson, of 585 Drexel avenue, Glencoe, had been injured in an automobile accident in southern Illinois near Flora. Both were taken to the Flora hospital, where Mrs. Ringson was treated for· a fractured leg. Mr. Ringson received minor injuries. According to the report, the car struck a bridge when Mr. Ringson attempted to release the acceJer ator which had stuck . Music studerilts in the north shore . schools will have an opportunity Sunday, February 17, to hear some of the world's masterpieces interpreted by the dean of concert pianists. This will be the first of three programs to be given by Moriz Rosenthal, who is not only a master of the keyboard, but an author and authority on musical subjects. Next Sunday's program will include the C Minor Sonata by Beethoven; Schumann's Etudes Symphoniques; a Chopin group and compositions by Albeniz, Scriabin, Liadow and Liszt. Scheduled for Rosenthal's later appearances, March 17 and March 31, are Bach, Haendel, Scarlatti and Debussy. All the recitals will be given in the Goodman theater in Grant park, just across the Monroe street viaduct. Many of the young pianirsts studying under Helen West on in the Wilmette, Kenilworth and Winnetka schools; members of the New Trier high school junior and senior music clubs, harmony' and music appreciation classes, are planning to take advantage of thi·s opportunity to hear the classics played by one of the masters. Another attraction that will interest the young musicians as well as older musiC lovers i's the Chicago debut at the Auditorium theater, March 3, of the 12-year-old boy marvel, Yehudi Menuhin, whose violin wizardry ha s captured the public. Rachel B. Kinsolving is arranging these appearances. S Telephone Gretnleaf -.927 M r1. Gertrude Fintllav OMETIME. when the question of "where to eat" is under discussion. settle . it by coming here-you'll not ngret it. We serve a Speelal Cbleken Pie dinner on Satur· da7s, and our Porterhouse._ Steaks are unequalled. '· ' Luncheons Dinner 5:30-8 :oo Sunday Dinnet $1.00- $1.:15 1:1:3o to 7:oo P.M. 904 SHERMAN AVE. (at Main St.) EVANSTON ·················· ································· ·Convenience Which Costs You Little E telephones, carefully located to save steps and time, add greatly to the . convenience of the home. In the upper hall of your house or the rear hall of ·your apartment, at the bedside, in the kitchen, extra telephones make the day's work easier, ·and they are . . a protection tn every way. The comfort and convenience of enough telephones is being enjoyed by more and more families every day. You will find the additional cost surprisingly small. A representative of this company will gladly confer with you as to the proper placing of extension telephones tn your home. XTENSION Christian Science Churches "Spirit" " ·as the subject of the le sson- sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, February 10. The golden text was, "The natural man receiveth not the things of the Spirit of God: for they are foolishness unto him: neither can he know them. because they are spiritually discerned" ll Cor. 2 :14). Among the citations which comprised the lesson-sermon '"'·as the following from the Bible: "Thus I sav then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfill the lust of the flesh. For the flesh lusteth against the Spirit. anu the Spirit against the · flesh: and these are contrary the one to the other: so that ye cannot do the things that ye would" (Galatians 5 :16, 17.) · The lesson-sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "We should strive to reach the Horeb height where God is revealed; and the corner-stone of all spiritual building is purity" (p. 241 ). ') I· Complete F ur~ishing of Tri-Ship Club Quarters The Tri-Ship Boys' club room in the new Leslie F. Gates gymnasium addition at New Trier High school is already . partly furnished, and the bovs plan to have it completely equipp~cl in time for the district basketball tournament at New Trier early in March. Davenports and chairs have been placed in the room and the tables and window drape; have been ordered. Louis Kuppenheimer. a resident of Winnetka, donated half of the sum necessary to furnish the room, and the boys raised the other half themselves. Donald Frisbie is facultv sponsor. of the Tri-Ship club. ~ Rev. and Mrs. George P. Magill, 1011 Lake avenue, had as their guest over last week-end, Mr. Magill's .brother, Frank :Magill. who is headmaster of Penn Hall School for Girls at Chambersburg, Pa. Call Our Business Office ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM . < One Po'licy One System ,. Universal Service