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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921 > Activities & ^ortKJKoreChilxy by Rutk RLrle^> IKOKIE Country club announces the opening musicale of the season for Sunday afternoon, June 5, at 5 o'clock These Sunday afternoon concerts have been very delightful and thhryearfive o-clock is to be the regular time for beeinnine jTograins during the season. & Mr. Enrico Tramonti, the eminent harpist of the Chicago Iphony Orchestra, will be the soloist that afternoon and the ertainment committee feels that it is most foYtunate in being able )resent Mr. Tramonti, who gave such a delightful program last at the club and is so well known to residents of the north • •••••a* Following is the program: »gie....................... irabesque................... [rpe Eolienne ...... Initet...................... Monastere ................ Blade..................*.... storale.................... ir La Rive De La Mer..........................,.: . .Oberthur carolle ------.......................................Tramonti Iching the Wheat (Welch).......................... Thomas izurka -----....................................... Schuecker the Fountain..............................,..........\ Zabel . Godefroid ... Debussy Hasselmans Hasselmans Hasselmans Hasselmans Bellotta •«••>..... The North Shore Wellesley circle ier the chairmanship of Miss Ruth pes held a meeting Monday after- Mi at 2 o'clock at the Wellesley lyside Inn. Reports from the vari- committees which were instru- ^ntal in the success of the Inn were ird: 'he following officers were present: rs. Marvin Pool, president of the Chicago Wellesley College club: Mrs. Henry Gilbertson, secretary; Mrs. Thomas Lord, recording secretary. "Moon Magic" the pageant"""by Eleanor Ellis Perkins which is to be given June 7 at Northwestern Uni- versity gymnasium promises to be one of the most brilliant affairs of the season. IALK MISSIONS, TEMPERANCE The Woman's Christian Temperance lion will unite with the Woman's Issiohary society of the Glencoe iodist church at the home of Mrs. W4amm, 270 Scott avenue, Hub- Woods on Monday. June 6, at o'clock. Mrs. Bone, Superintend- of Co-operation of Missionary Temperance work, will be the leaker. ECONOMY DEVICE lH. E. McNeal, north shore distribu- tor of the American Steam. Carbure- tor, has located his base of operations at 2 Prouty court, and is prepared to demonstrate the device to automobile owners of the north shore. The car- buretor, it is explained, is an econ- omy device which will save from 25 to 40 per cent in gasolineâ€"consutnp^ tion, eliminating carbon formations and augmenting motor power. 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