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64 WILMETTE 'LIFE 'D ecember 20, 1929 Prominent Local Soloists on Ohio Wesleyan Program cl/nnouncing--the opening of another office, Saturday, December twentyfirst-located at 164 3 SHERIDAN RoAD Miralago Bldg., No-Man'a-Land Superbly furnished tn the Early American mode, and located so conveniently. This new office is in keeping with the progress of a well-established firm and is now ready to serve you. · TELEPHONE WILMETTE 994 Crosby Realty Co. 566 Center Street, Winnetka '--....._____._.....;;,.-:""-'~-........ ~ . Miss Catherine Bickham, 429 Ninth street, Wilmette, participated in the presentation of Handel's "Messiah" at Installation of newly elected officefs Ohio Wesleyan university, Wednesday of Wilmette Lodge, No. 931, A. F. and evening, December 18. A. M. was held Thursday evening, DeProf. Harrison D. LeBaron of the cember 19, in the Wilmette Masoni c d.epartment of music at the university temple. At this time ]. Egbert Campdirected the presentation of the ora- ton, new master of the lodge, assum.;!d torio which was the feature of pre- formal charge of the fraternity's acChristmas festivities at Ohio Wesleyan tivities for the year 1930. this year and which was the most preThursday's ceremonies were contentious musical event ever attempted ducted by Timothy M. Avery, district by local talent. The chorus for the deputy grand master, who was assisted oratorio included 240 voices and the by former masters of Wilmette lodge accompaniment was played by an or- including Irvin R. Adkins, Earl A. chestra of forty pieces. Pettibone, August ]. Kuelzow, Fennien , Welt known oratorio singers were A. Buck, Clifton A. Keith, and Charles brought to the university campus to H. Jackson. Others serving in t~c carry the solo parts in the production. ritual were ]. Nye McAlister, as secreThe soloists were Mme. Gilderoy tary; Charles L. Hosken, as chaplain; Scott, director of music in the Wit- Frank C. Nason, as marshal. mette Baptist church, contralto; Miss Music was provided by .the Imperial Angeline Kelly of the · department of Quartet. music faculty at Ohio Wesleyan, soThe 1930 staff of officers follows: prano; Eugene Dressler, tenor soloist ]. Egbert Compton, master; J. E. of the First M. E. Church, Evansbn, Swift Teal, senior warden; Albert :M. and Charles E. Lutten, bass, and musi- Long, junior warden: Earl E. Ornl;!r, cal drector of the Wilmette Parish, treasurer: George W. Hess, secretary; Methodist church. Mr. Lutton is na- Carl C. Schultz, chaplain; James C. tiona} secretary of Phi M u Alpha, 'Anderson, senior deacon; W. Edwin national music fraternity. Richmond, junior deacon: Orville C. Presentation of the "Messiah" at Daily, senior steward; Raymond ll. Christmas time by Ohio Wesleyan stu- Swigart, junior steward; Raymond \V. dents is a revival of a custom which Armstrong, marshal; Orian A. Gali~z. was in vogue there some years ago and. organist; Earle D. Lyon, tyler. which Ohio Wesleyan officials hope to make a university tradition. Freel Peter Heitman, Jr., has returned for the holidays from Kenyon Dan Burrill, son of Dr. and ~Irs. j. college, Gambier, Ohio. Fred, who is A. Burrill, 812 Greenwood avenue, will a freshman there_. has been pledged rereturn fr~:nn University of Michigan ~ently to the Delta Tau Delta fraternto spend the holidays with his parents. tty. · Coming from l{ockford college to -ospend the holidays at home arc Evelyn ).J rs. Eleanor Smith of Battle Creek, vVicnecke, Hekn \Vilson, Katherine "!\1ich., arrived last Sunday to make an Cook, Margaret Gillson, Elizabeth Jen- indefinite visit with her son-in-law and kins, Elizabeth Banning, and Janet daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Hall. Bonte. 1517 Highland avenue . J. Egbert Compton . Installed as Head f M QSOnf.C · L odge 0 I Yards CHICAGO EVANSTON Residence of MR. WM. SPENCER HARVEY, JR. 1025 FoREST AvE., GLENCOE BUILDERS' MILLWORK & StJPPLY CoMPANY General Millwork 2131 DEWEY AvE. EvANSTON .,(._. University 7700 HuBBARD WooDs Wilmette 289 DEERFIELD t;~ i I Phone Greenleaf 6040 [ 11111111111111111~ WILLIAM B. LUCKE Plumbing and Heating Manufacturer of Lucke Leakproof B~thtub Hangers-Patented JOHNSON BROS. HEATING CoMPANY Heating · Ventilating Refrigeration 514 E. RAILROAD AVENUE Phones: Wilmette 2020-2021 1419 BELLEPLAINE AVENUE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Phones: Wtllington 2 792-2793 pAUL PHILLIPS Plaster Contractor and R ef'air Work 828 OAI ST. TRIANGLE MosAIC TILING ·coMPANY Not Inc. WINNETKA Phone Winnetka 2181 S. S. BEMAN, Architect Floor Tile · Wall Tile - Fire1lace1 Mosaic 1509 OTIO ST. CHICAGO Phone Wellington 8083 John H. Davies WILMETI'E CoAL & MATERIAL Co. 1301 LAD AVB. BUILDER 1167 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette Phone Wilmette 1664 JAMES WIGGINTON Ce.,utor for BRIC~ 1115 OAK ST. Univenity 676 wnaeu. Utt o......, ftH Ow Fltlt·to·~· M t~lt' B··flli/fll Wllllt1 & STONE WORK EVANSTON Wilmette 4200