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The, work Of five North Shore composers, al members of the club, will comprise the, entire Pr07 gram for the March meeting of the North Shore Musicians club next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Margaret Tufts, 449 Sunset road, Winnetka. The hostesses. for, the meeting are Mrs. Dewey Anderson, Mrs. S. B. 'Roberts,, and Mrs. William C. Whiteý Marjorie Elliott of Glencoe, Dorothy RileyBrown of Evanston Evýelyn, LaSalle' of: Winnetka, Lois Perkinis of Wilme tte, anid'Miss Tufts are the com- poeers. Theprogram will be as follows,: MARJORIE ELLIOTT "'April Muslc" (iviolin obbligato by Elizabeth Weixei) "Autumn" *"Summer Day"e North Shore Lyric Ensemble Electa AustIn Gamron at the.Piano Sonata for Violin 'and Piano "Tango" from the opera, I'Gypsy Moon" Caroline Harnsberger, Violin The Composer at the Piano DOROTHY XLEY BROWN, Selected, songs sung by Fay Palmer Kreer> (with the composer at the.piano) Tir., LOIS PERKINS Bouree for piano quartette Caroline 1HfirnsbeYger, ist violin; Elizabeth Weixel, 2nd violin; Genevieve Horween, celliit, with the composer at the piano. ,"Folly" Songe from "Siesta Key, No. 1" "The Oid Enemy" Avice Evans, soprano The Composer at the Piano EVELYN LASALLE Trio in E major Elizabeth Welxel, violinist; Genevieve Horween, et-iiist, with the composer at the piano. "A prayer of the aftlicted when he Is overwheimed and poureth out his compiaint before Jehovah- lO2nd Psalm. Rose White Rose (lyrie by 'Caroline Harns- berger). "Why Do ILIve Among Green Mountains" lyrics from Chinese L.i Po)., borothy Rae, Soprano Trhe Composer at the Piano Minm to Introduce Young. Talent to North Shore .The North Shore alumnae of Phi Beta fraternity. who are sponsoring a series of studio afternoonis the first to be held Mareh 13 at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Burt Denman, 21 Linden avenue, W ilmette;.have as the aim of this project the intro- Morris Photô Miss Clara Moas, 2011 Thornwood avenue, Wilmette, p>UUMt, zW#ll bc Em 4té .hree young artists presented Sunday; March 13, by Phi Beta fratcrnzity at a studio ajternoon to be held at the home of Mrs; Burt Dènman, 21 Linden avenue, Wilmette. Phuýlharmonuc Quartet IGives Concert March 13 The Philharmonic String quarte, ail four artists members of the, Chicago Syniphopy orchestra, wilI give the third concert for the North Shore Chauiber Music Association's 1937-38 season on Sunday .after- noon, March 13, at 4 o'clock ini the Kenilworth. Assembly hall. The artists are' John WVeicber, first violinist and conçertmeister witb fthe Chicago Synmphony; Robert ,Quick, sec~ond violin; Walter Hancock, viola, and RichardWagner, cellist. Cotînmittee members of the association were enter- tained at tea Monday at the home of. the chairnian, Mirs. C. E.- G. Tuthill, in Evanston. At this time plans were discussed for the fourth concert to be held in April, and an announcement regarding that pro- gram will be made ini the near future. The committee reports that it bas been àa nost successful season for* the; organization. David Geppert of Wilmette, pianist, and G eorge Swigart of Wilmette, violinist, will present, a joint recital' in the Howard School auditorium in Wil- mette at 4 o'clock Sunday, March 6, for -the benefit of the Wilmette Schools orchestra. The recital -is the second of a series of three concerts sponsored by the' Logan-HoWard and Central-Laurel, Parent-., Teacher associations of WiMette.. Due to the wonderful response-on the part of the public, only 'a- few tickets remain for the two last concerts. Mrs. H. M. Rose, 1231 Greenwood avenue, and Mrs. Hlenry Tanner, 1707, Centrial avenue, Wilmette, are in charge of tickets. Single admis-- sions will bie sold at the auditorium. George Swigart is already well known to North Shore audiences,. but' David, Geppert,, only 16 years old and a *senior at N4ew Trier I-igh school, May not be remembered by sô maniyý His talent first attracted the attention of music. critics when at the age of nine he played solos at Ravinia on the Chili dren's Festival program, and laterý piano recitals at . the. age of nine and twelve. Whilé an eigbth grade student at the Stolp school hé conducted- bis own composition, "Processional," which be wrote for the annual spring concert of the Wilmette School orchestra. Laitspring David was one of three winners in the Scholastic National High scbool, competition for original pianio com- -positions. The past three years he lias been study- ing harmony and composition with Dr. Albert *Noelte of Northwestern university. *While a freshman at New Trier, David won.the Ainal contest for junior pianists heid under the aus- pices of the Society of American Musicians, the winners appearing in a concert-under the manage- mnent.of Bertha Ott. At a. recent piano audition supervised- by Albert: Goldberg, state director of. the Federal Music Project, the young pianist was invited' to play the frst and second movements of the Macl)owell con- certo with the Atnerican Concert orchestra, at a date still to be anriouflced. David is a pupil of Howard Wells, a resident of Wilinette witb a studio in Chicago. Peays mnConcert.; gram wili be fi afternoon are1 Heleni Price of Mora Murdock ve sirteeni-year-old pianist, zviII be one of twvo he atists appearing in a joit recital at the Houlard nd School auditorium Sunday afterniooii, March 6, un ider the auspices. of the Wilnwtte Pa7renit :a. 7'eacheif associations.- WILMETTE LIFE-