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WILMETTE LIFE Aptjl 12, 1929 2E ..-~.....----------------. Chaqe l"mae for Meetiq · Nur$es' Glee Club to of Junior ·Garden Cub Give A··util Cot1cert SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS Amounts up to S 100,000 at 6' Interest LOWEST RATES I yr. $45.00 COST PER ,$1,000 ·sso.oo R~pcrJGbk 2 yrs. 3 yrs. $110.00 4 yrs. s 130.00 5 yrs. $150.00 in Eqal Monthly lnatallmtnt· RESOURCES S4.7oo.ooo REPUBUC REALTY MORTGAGE CORP. Walter C. Anderson WILMETTE AVE. WILMETTE 2.181 First National Bank Bldg. 1 1 o So. Dearborn St., Chicago Ctntral 4804 1 1 5o The Howard school branch of \he Junior Garden club of Wilmette, or-· ganized J:>y Mrs. Charles D. Ewer for the purpose 9f developing interest. in home garden work among the children of the village, will meet every Monday morning at 11:30 o'clock beginning Monday, April 15. The first two meetings of the club at the Howard school were held on 'Tue'sdays. Mrs. Ewer planned to talk to the pupils this week on the preparation of a garden and the planting of seed. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Willett of Kenilworth have been sojourning in California. Dr. Willett is returning to the north shore for the service at the Kenilworth Union church Sunday, April 21. Mrs. Willett is remaining in the west throughout April. at the Patten Home Mrs. James A. Patten's home will be the scene Tuesday evening, April 16, ·f or the annual concert of the Evanston Hospital Nurses' Glee club. Beginning at 8 :30 p. m. the program will consi~t of varied selections from Schubertr Handel, Mendelssohn, Brahms and Rachmaninoff, among others. One piece written by Helen Hawk Carlisle · director of the club, will he sung. William O'Connor, : tenor, will give two groups of songs and the club sextet consisting of Miss Katherine Eberh~rdt, Miss Lavonne Frey, Miss Davis Mrs. Oresta Kober, Miss Alva Sjogr~n and Miss Sternisk~. will also · be on the program. Thirty-five voices make up the club which plans to provide for its general expenses through the proceeds of this concert. Tickets are on sale to the general public. The complete program follows: Quiclc-Ptrsonal-Con6dtntial Service THIS HOUSE BEAUTIFULand IN WINNETKA ACRE GROUND - $43,500 Who is Sylvia? (Arr. by Lynes) . . Schubert Deep River (American Negro Melody) (Arr. by Harris\ .. William Arms Fisher My Love Dwelt in a Northern Land .Elgar Chorus . Where'er You Walk (from Semele} .... ...... . ........................ Handel The Spirit Flower ........ Campbell-Tipton Onaway, Awake, Beloved (Kiwantha's Wedding Feast) ....... Colerid~e-'Iaylor 1\lr. O'Connor Lo, How a Rose (A.rr. by Manney) .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ Praetorius Slumber Song of the Infant Jesus (Arr. by Dickenson) ................. Gevaert Lift Thine Eves (from "Elijah") .... . . . . . . . ......... ...... .. ... Mendelssohn Chorus The Dair-y Maid s (Arr. ' by Treharne) .. .. .·...... ..... ........ ..... La Forge WiPgenlied (.M·r. by Rees) ... . .... Brahms Afternoon on a Hill (Edna St. Vincent Millay) .. . ....... Helen Hawk Carlisle Sextet In the Silence of Night .... Rachmaninoff Morning . . . . . . . . ................. Speaks Walther's Preislied (The Meistersinger) ................................ Wagner Mr. O'Connor Nurserv Rhymes (Arr. by De is) .. Curran The Modern Hiawatha ... ........... Bliss April, My April . . ..... . .. ... ...... Milligan Chorus Northwestern Ball Team to Open Season Saturday Northwestern's baseball team will open 'the conference season Saturday against Purdue at Lafayette. The Purple nine recently completed a successful southern training trip and appears ready to start on the long Big . Ten schedule. Although the Wildcats won onh two out of the seven games on the southern jaunt, their showing in all the contests was good. Four of the games they lost were by one-run margins. The pitchers especially seem to be in fine form for so early in the season. Coach Paul Stewart has three hurlers that he can depend on for first class performances. They are George· Panosh. Gerald McAleece and Les Heideman. Two Evanston boys, Larry Oliphant and Don Scheutt, are contenders for the first base position with the former having the edge. Both are sophomores. The owner of 1 ~ acres of ground in a beautiful, highly restricted section of Winnetka, on a private drive, will build this house complete, for an acceptable purchaser, for $4 3,500, including la.nd value (except unpaid special assessments) · This price does not include brokerage and, on any inquiries coming through brokers, commission must be added. The owner would therefore appreciate inquiries direct and reserves the right to select a purchaser acceptable as a neighbor. You may recognize this house as having been shown recently in House Beautiful. The price quoted is for high-grade construction throughout-living room 18x28 and either five or six bedrooms wjth 3 baths. To those interested, kindly fill out the coupon below and mail to Advertiser, care this paper, and the owner will get in touch with you direct, without any obligation on your part. Advertiser, care of THE WILMETTE LIFE Kenilworth Auditorium Stage Ready for Playa The stage of the new Kenilworth uemorial gymnasium-auditorium is now completely equipped for the presentation of plays. One Qf it's most attractive features is a red velour outside curtain with a gold "K" in the center. Stage settings, including tree groupings and the outside of a house, have been purchased. The lighting equipment includes footlights, prosceniurnj lights, and t_ wo cyclorama, one of ·s ky blue for outdoor scenes. I am interested in your ad and would like full information. Name ..... . Bus. Phone . Address . ~ . . . . . .. . .. ..... . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Home Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530 Forest avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Luther Belshe, retur~ed last week from ~ seven weeks' motor trip through Florida.