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IIIIFLOOR COVÉRINGS RENnFINISHING- I UPHOLSTERING ANTIQUES CABINETt WORK Ichtinizes and ali Drapery and Upholstering FabricsI PAT RO0NLZ E-,DOUR .AD.VERTISER.S Imporid Formosa Panama In An Extraordin.ry :Anniversary Shg $2.19 Sailors Cari ubels Off - t e-Faceý Panama grows sm&r a ýnd smarf.r -and the bats. wMhcomprs. ibhis sp.ciat Anniversary Sale ofF .ring present a not.worthy com- bination of high. fashion .and specially Iow pricel White B(ack talk on 'i.<yng Out a Gjarden," wnjch he will illustrate with slides. Dean, Erneritus Peter Christian Lutkin, much beloved director of school of *music, will direct the A Cappella choir of forty-seven voices. The mnembers of the program com- mittee, Mrs.. Charles Van Djeursen and Mrs. W. 'Ross Marviin, co-chairmen- and Mrs. F. J. S. Farrell,. announice this fin~e program. The, social 'committee., under. the ch-airmianship of Mrs. joseph Diebler, has interesting plans' underway for re- f reshments following the program. Mrs. James Cady E well, president of the Ravinia Garden club and alrnern- bers ask that.,those wisbing' to attend no0tif v Mr§. Ewvell or any memnbers of the commnittees just.oietioneéd., CH ICAGO NORTH SHORE. MUSIC FESTIVA'L Northwestern University Gymnasium EVANSTON, MAY 18 to 23 5 GalaConcerts. FREDERICK STOCK 000 ILDRI Festival Choruas Ch'cago Symphony Orchestra Mon. Lily Pons, Coloratura Ev.. Jeannette Vreelaid May 1 Eleanor Reynolds. Paul- Leyssac Dan GrId ley Tues. Chicago Symnphony Eve. il Orchestra' May 19Paderewski MaPiano 'Il Millinery Salon-Second Flocr Davis Street Wilmette I I OO ,The postessioni St., Evanston r$11, $14, $11 a course ticket wiil assure admission to ail t/w ýconcerts o! the festival. HUY now! Will I>e student. crector for tiiis de- bate, Mr. M acLean stated. Miss Kate Mitchell of 2125 'Ihorn- wood avenue, who bias been in the Evanston, hospital, for the last. five weeks, is progressing satisfactorily: and expects -to be homne a'ain sôn ni**iL, i afl. l u ', wa TV. . . . . .u LI week. Supt. E. L. Nygaard is directing the play wîth the assistance of Miss Gertrude Herrick, assistant atheltic directôr at the schoo. Rehearsalý have been under way for. sometie Following is"the. cast: Orsino, duke of Illyria........... ....... ...James Fitzg'rald. Sebastian, b'rother of Viola ......... ...........Tom Hildebrandt. Antonio, a sea captain, friend of Sebastian..........Carleton Rs A sea captain, friend to Viola.. Va lentine Curlo Gentlemen attendhWî the duke . Paul Wright and ]illv Robertson Sir, Toby Belch, uncle to Ol-ivia.. .i. . . . . ... . . . . .Shope K it Sr Anidrew Aguecheek.. ..............Q Malvollo, stewàard to Clivia.... ... . . . . .. . . . . .Russell cim"ke Fai ia n Fe,,te, a clown Servants to Olivia Robent Cutlei' aidFred W(V<lir ni Olivia.. .. .. .-Mary le V iola ...... Priscilla Hwv Maria, Oiiasservant ...c.i.......n, priest................. Roy Demilloil Lor:ds, sailor-s officers, inu,.ieiianad other attendants .-... Hloird FuehS,. Anthony Totorello, Rlobert Murray_ àferritt Cox, Richard BlroNwn, Davi d Elingren, Nick. Sinmon', Tom Crutifin den , Stéphen. Johnston, .,Irivi!ig Ms Shirleéy Botthof, Barbara Clark, EH- nor Clark,' Jean Cosner, Ddrothy rwa- con, Janet Mathieson,- Rose hli. Dorothy *Richards, *Ruth 'Swanson. Loui'ke WtoootySyhJane W\eese, Cathierine ('onley, EIlie Eg gert, Ahîee Welty and Doris Briggs. 'l'le scene of the play is Olix îagar(len in I11h a. Gléncoe Man WilI Speak at World's Pair Dinner Amnong «the distinguished guesîs- Whlo wili speak at the Gala, World's Fair dinner at Hotel Knickerbocker, Chicago, .Thursday,, May, a re the following north shore1 residerits: \Vil- liam R. Dawes, IV87 H-azel -avenue. Glencoe, president, of the Mississippi Valley association; Mrs. Martin Kent Nort-ham, Evanston, mnember of. the staff 'of the Century of Progress,- formrely vice-presidetit and rec.ord- ing secretary of the Illinois Federa- tion of Womnan's clubs, and a region-