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12 WILMBTTE LIER Noveanher 15, 1934 Moves Art Gallery to, Wilmefte Home Robert H. Doran, established in the art business in Chicago' for '41 yearsas the Robert H. Doran.Gai- leriesi, announcçd this week the re- movalI of his art gallery, from the Edgewaterý Beach-hotel to hisresi- dence at 1627 Wilmette avenue, Wil- mete. Mr. Doran expects to openi a gift an d art shop on -the north shore ini the very near future. He is now ar- ranging exhibitions of paintings for varions clubs and organizations in this vicinity and is inviting inspection of bis fine stock of paintings. The Doran Galleries, ini serving the Chicago area for more thau four decadesý have supplied most of. the fine paintings to be found ini leading theaters through the city and Middle West. Their service alsoe xtends to the general renovation of painitings. Mr. andMrs. Bruce Hulbert (Mary Utley). formcr of 316 Richmond road. Kenilwortb, have gone to New York< where the former will have charge of the New York office of the firm for whicb be works. Creole Mints Choeolat. througbout wtb 0 mint flavor ........ . 0 RtaE. 6sePound1 CHRIS.TMAS GIFT Myra Hes SUGGESTION Ninon Vaflin Sigrid Onegin gumtimuuigt:umummguIimmmsummmgmumumuIiiiiiu~iigoImumiig Four concerts remain of the five progranis arranged this season for the Artist-Recital series sponsored by the Winnetka Music club, and the suggestion has corne f rom those interested in these outstanding artistic ventures that a season ticket, providing for the quartet of prograrns would constitute a pleasantly unique Christmas gift for some member of the family or fri-',d Such a Christmas gift would permit the fortunate recipient to hear the notable artists pictured bere. Sigrid Onegin, contralto, who appears Monday, No- venîber 26; Ninon Vallin, soprano, and Emnanuel Feuermann, 'cellist, who will present a joint recital on December 10; Nathan Milstein, world renowned violinist, who appears January 28, and Myra Hess, famous pianist, who will conclude the series with a concert on March .11. This eleventh season of Artist-Recitals measures up f ully to the lofty standard established by the Winnetka Music club when, more than a decade ago; it fostered the idea of bringing the leading artists of the world to the north shore at a moderate cost to the concert patrons of this vicinity. The recital.s are held in the New Trier High school auditorium. I GOING TO WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. John «V.. Rathbone, 523 Abbotsford road, Kenilworth, are leaving Saturday. nîotoring to Detroit where they will attend the wedding of Miss jean Marklev. Mrs. Mildred Mershon and ber sister, Miss Lucille Brady, of Winnetka. wîll accompany them. relief program. The number of men employed on the Kenilworth work relief project from March tbrough October aver- aged between twenty and twenty- five. Rabbi Liebman at N. S. Temple Services Sunday Rabbi Joshua L. Liebman of K. A. M. temple in Chicag(o, will give the address at the services in North Shore -Congregation Israel, Glencoe, Sunday morning, November 18, at il o'clock. Ris subject will be, "Hor- izons of Modern Life." Music at the services wiîî be as follows subject with sonie of the most remark- of the museum at 3 o 9clock. While to attend. No tickets are needed. The Adon Olom........................ Fjsk Borchu........................... Stark Shema ...........................Stark Michomocho ...... 1.........Schlesinger Tzur Yisroel ................ Landsman Kedusha.;................... .Federlein May the Words.............. Idelsohîî Anthem-"Shew Us Thy %Iërcy, 0 Lord" ..... Lewandowski-Spicker Solo-"I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto the His"l ....... Ward-Stephens Va'Anachnu .....................Binder Largo ....................... .Periman Elohenu ... ........Stark Richard W. Child Next Forum Council Leetu rer Richard Washburn Child, distin- guished as lawyer, author,*and diplo- matist, will present the next lecture in the Forum council program . at North *Shore Congregation temple Tuesday, December 4. Ris subject will be "The Changing Structure of Government Everywhere." Tickets may be purchased at the temple office, or. from Mrs. Barnett, Farroîl, 741 Prospect, avenue, Win- netka. A CORRECTION t an anounced to WILmerTE LinE latweek that Mrs., J.' C. Baker would receive the rummage for the- League of Women Voters Rummage sale, November 47, 23, 24., Instead, Mrs. Fred S. Rye of 1714 Forest ave- nue is to be chairman for Wilmette. Mrs. William Allen of Davenport, Iowa, is the guest of the Leon M. Allens, 258 Melrose avenue, Kenil- worth. ]Kenilwortk Board. Ready to Set op, Work Relief Plan The Kenilworth Village. board, at. its Novembèrmeeting Mo nday night, decided to go ahead: with plans for setting up a new work relief program to take the place of a similar. project, which expired on October 31. The project finished by time limit at the end of October-included the development of Mahoney park on both sides of Sheridan road at the south limits of the village, the im- provement of the Village hall and fire station sites at Green Bay road and Kenilworth- avenue, street, side- walk and, water repairs and tree surgery and tree planting. This work was started as a CWA project and when the CWA passed out of existence last Marcb the work was continued by the village under the Federal Emergency Relief admin- istration. AIl men employed were on federal relief and their salaries were paid by the federal government., Whatever projects of this kind are undertaken. in the future are to be continued on1 this basis. The finance committee of the Vil- lage board, of which Trustee Chase Love is chairman, will work with a committee fromf the Kenilworth Park board in making plans for the work Nové.inber 15, 1934 ýWILMETTE 'LIPE 12