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September 13, 1929 WILMETTE I LIFE 31 ', I ..... ""' and a light, humorous touch. Miss Symons and Miss Angstrom were liked i!l Ronald's "Down in th e Forest"; and the program was concluded with the at 0 te On Un ay quartet singing "Santa Lucia" and a By Rutheda L. Pretzel spirited lll(!,!ldolin sketch, "I tali an The Chicago Treble Clef quartet Street Song." The quartet shows it gave the la st of the summer musicales . has· had good direction and careiul at the Skokie Country club on Sunday hours oi study. They all posse ss voices afternoon, September 8. Four young that are pleasing and personalities that women, · GlaQ.ys Houlden, Florine immediately win the audience. · Schlamp, Jane Sumons and Sigrid Angstrom, not only sang in a com~ Offer Demonstrations of meudable ~anner but they were good Concealed Radio Speakers to look at, something one cannot say No one knows to what limit s of . for all quartets. The members and Grace Symons, accompanist, wore perfection, if any, radio may go. One white satin sleeveless gowns with ropes of the newest ideas is the concealed speaker, hidden between the \'\"all~ in of red beads. The program chosen was the regula- such manner that the wall itself acts tion one for women's quartets with sev- as a gigantic "baffle" . or "sounding" eral outstanding numbers. The first board. The depth. color and richne ·s part showed more novelty, beginning of tone achieved in this manner are with "To th e Spirit of Music" 'Jy astounding. it is explained. An exStephens, which was well liked. "Gyp- am!"le of this kind of installation :s sy Life" by Brahms; "Waves" by Fer- on exhibition at the Scott Radio Salon rari; and "Ind ian Mountain Song" by in the Carlson building, Evanston. Mr. Cadman completed the second group. Scott. the dl'signer, is giving d.e mon()ns at the studio. The latt er was particularly enjoya ble strati_ for here the voices were used much like instruments. There was the blend- Junior Sisterhood Holds I ing and flexibility, besides a perfect First Fall Meeting Sunday 1 en semble to lend it charm. Cadman 1s The fir st autumn meeting of t:-Je not easy to sing, and that the quartet made it seem so is to their great credit. Junior Sisterhood of the North Shore ).1 iss Houlden and Miss Schlamp ap- Congregation Israel will be held Sutlpeared in ~ duet, "The Day is Done" day, September 15, at 2:30 o'clock at by Lohr, which is set to the poem of the temple, Vernon and Lincoln avethe same name by Longfellow. It was c:.n nues, Glencoe . This will be the first uninteresting setting, but was excellent- meeting of the ,·car · with the new officers in charge.· All girls interested ly given. Coming clown to the traditional quar- ha,·e been in\'itcd to attend this meettet music, the women sang Clough- ing. Leighter's "My Lady Chloe," and the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wolfe, 41·l texture of their voices seemed particularly adapted to the soutpern music. Essex road, Kenilworth and their two They · followed with "Medley from the chi·ldren, S usan and Dodo, have reSouth," arranged by Pike, w_ith all the turned to their home after a two weeks' old favorites. The~e was plenty of op- fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. portunity during the songs for a cap- The made their trip by motor. · pella work, all of which showed a good, substantia l hold on the pi·tch. Zamecnik's "Love Came Calling," received a good round of applause, wl}lile Buck's arrangement of "Annie Laurie" suffered becaus.e of too fancy treatment. "Comin' Thru' the . Rye" was one of the high spot s of the afternoon, for it had grace Treble clef Quartet Sk k · ' .us-icale G ,;ves Last M " S d TATMAN and Wedding (lifts are synonyms in Chicago, Evanston and along the North Shore Perchance we know the Bride's likes. If so, this will greatly lessen your task. In a~y event ... The Bride a .is not apt to receive · duplicate gift from ·T atman's. I "The House of gifts" 517 DAVIS ST. EVANSTON 625 N. MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO ... NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL Four New Shoes - for the College Wardrobe GARDNER RADIATOR SHIELDS AND $6.50 tO $8.50 ONE-STRAP in Patent, Blue or Gunmetal Kid with contrasting strap ... for afternoon affairs, ENCLOSURES FOR EVERY TYPE AND SIZE RADIATOR Any Finish ·········· Any Desitn $7.50. SUEDE PUMP to answer many purposes . . . In black or brown with lizard trim and high heel, ' $8.50. T -STRAP In Patent, Brown, Blue or Black Kid, smartly accented with lizard and tiny buckle, ·· · · Equipped with or without Copper Humidifier Thousands Jn Use CAU OR WRITE JJCet Ready for School Week" MAIN FLOOR $6.50. OXFORD o f Spanish Brown or Black Calfskin for Campus Wear has a lizard tongue and perforations, $7.50. DJstrlbutor J. T. PARSONS 1718 North Wells Street Chleago, Illinois Telephone Dh~rsey 5733