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May 10, 1929 Vaudeville Staged by Young People at ' Kenilworth club The Village "Daffy Dills!' in "Moments, Scenes, and Episodes" were presented at the Kenilworth club on Wednesday, May 1. The opening chorus composed of Loretta White Mary Lent, Janet Healy, Charlott~ Hamilton, Charlotte Moody, and Ruth Kneip sang "Making Whooppee," while the six collegians comprising Bill Yonkers, Fritz Heitman, John O'Connor, Chile Southward, Rich Granger and Bud Williams sang "If I Had You." Bob Berger and his four piece orchestra played a group of jazz numbers. The personnel of the band includes Tom Hildebrandt, pianist; Dan Killips, banjo player; Carleton Ross, banjo, and Fred Workman, drummer. Another ten piece orchestra composed of Marshall Ling, Robert J oslin, Bud Smith, Homer Flentye, Robert Martin, Arthur Mclntosch, Jr., William Kurtz, Leon Dickenson, Joe Rushton, and Lou Hubsch, Fred \Vaidner, conductor, played several popular numbers with the usual jazz pep and technique. Junie Poulsen, Bob Hill, and John O'Connor played a group of numbers on the piano, saxophone, and banjo, respectively. Other cleyer numbers were Peggy and Helen and Joe in "Just Themselves," a "Night in Hawaii" and a "Babe" Frazer spccialtv entitled "B e t t e r Than Lesser.;, Elmer E. Nygard, the Rev. Leland H. Danforth, Mr. Townley, Ur. Borgfeldt, Carleton Ross, and Burt E. Crowe took part in a little skit entitled "For Sale, A Live Boy at Public Auction." Numbers in the second p~ut oi the program · were: "Dance Little Lady. Da·nce," "Just Two Guys and a Lady," "The Rhythm Girls," "Bertha's, Inc.," and "Dance of the Sailor's Sweetheart," the sailor being enacted by Joe Horn, and his sweetheart by Helen Frazer. Members of the chorus were Bill Yonkers, Fritz Heitman, John O'Connor, Chile Southward, Rich Granger, Bud \Villiams, Loretta \Vhite, ~fary Lent, Janet Healy, Charlotte -- WILMETTE LIFE ~ radiogram received in Wilmett~ Hamilton, Charlotte Moody, and Ruth and Australia. His wonderful touch, Kniep. The "Humming Harmony" a together with skillful technique, places from Hawaii May 2, announced the, birth of James William Campbell, son number done by Helene Mahan, Ruth him among our greatet.;t artists. of Mr. and Mrs. John Nairjl. Camp· :C:~d· ~er, and Mary Parker was very ENTERTAINS TEACHERS bell of PaauHau, T. H. Mrs. CampThe producing staff consisted of Teachers at the Stolp school were bell was Miss Jessie Gay, daughter of Louis D. Jones, general director; entertained Monday noon at the home Mrs. Sarah E. Gay of 929 Twelfth Jimmy Griffen, director' of dancing; of Mrs. R. D. Taylor, 504 Fifth street. I street. Helen Frazer, assistant director of dancing; L. H. Danforth and Wesley BJorn, properties, and Lee Ellis, stage mahager. Skalski Presents Fine Recital at Shawnee Club Andre Skalaski, the noted pianist, appeared last Sunday afternoon at the Shawnee Country club in his first north shore mu'.;icale. He was assisted by Lillian Rehberg, a cellist who has received considerable distinction in her ovvn right. Andre Skalski is making his first appcrance in America, having just completed a tour of New Zealand Hipp &Coburn Co Jewelers 4ntl SiltJersmiths Wrigley Building Chicago .Quality and Service JEWELS COMPLETE THE COSTUME FRANKEN'S May SHRUBS Barberry Thunbergii, 18-24 in. Cornus (Red Dogwood) 2-3 ft. Forsythia (Golden Bell) 2-3 ft. Spirea Van Houteii 3-4 ft. Spirea Tomentosa 2-3ft. Coralberry 2-3 ft. 9-16 CASH AND CARRY SPECIALS ROSES climbing DEERFIELD, ILLINOIS-West of tracks- at south end of street Hardy Carnations; Centaurea Mon· tan a; Coreopsis ; Gaillardia; Stokesia; Scabiosa; Gypsophila; Lychnis; Day Lilies Thunbergii, Kwan so 2. lor $1.00 PANSIES 3 lor soe HARDY PERENNIALS 24-36 in. tall R udbeckia Purpurea Pyretheum Uliginosu'm Sib~rian Iris 3 . lor $1.00 HARDY PERENNIALS 6 to 12 in. tall Tunica Dianthus Caessius Campanula Carpatica Forget-me-nots, blue and pink Gypsophila Repans Strong, hardy field-grown plants $5.00 per 100 PI-ILOX Antonio Mercie Henry Murger Jeanne D'arc ~ 3 lor soe . 35-50 in. tall Boltonia Anchusa Hardy Asters Rudbeckia Lacinata Physotegia Mrs. Dorr Mrs. Jenkins Wanadis Rhynstrom lor soe R. P. Struthers 3 lor soe 12 in. to 24 in. tall Pyretheum; Canterbury Bell; Columbine; Sweet Williams; Shasta Daisies; Chinese Delphinium; Platycodon; Anthemis; Linum Perene (Flax); A chi 11 e.a; Agrostemma; 3 lor soe fJIJADIOLUS assorted varieties, mixed 3 lor soe '11lEES Sin1ond's Lombardy Poplar, 6-8 ft. ~lor $1.00 Vulgaris Lombardy Poplar,. 6-8ft. 2.5 lor $1.00 s l()r $1.00