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June 21, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 43. In Recital ] The Cuckoo's Call ...... .. ...... Bragdnm The Giant .................. . C umbe rland A piano class recital was presented by pupils of Sue R. I ,ake Sunday ( vening, June 16, at Lyon. and Healy's in Evanston. The program· given follows: Sing-Lee, Jack Wray the committee, as Alice Home hospital is a community institution and. proceeds of the horse show are turned over annually to the hospital. W. :McCormick Blair \vho has just changed his signature from William McCormick Blair, the better to differentiate between himself and \Villiam ~1111111111111111111111111111111111111)11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111:111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111~ ~ ; ~ ... ............................................... Blair, is president of the horse Chinrt-Boy . .. . ...... ....'Li\'e lY, ? ho~v assoc iati on. Joseph Tilton Bowen JS ~{itchell I -~= =~.... MISS HA~:~::~~~:~=~PENING of the i Fairyland Mul'ic · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Little Waltz . . . . . . Mary Berteling The Bass Singe r . ......... . . . .... Rolfe l'bg r·t . . Wright Chester Ronan Cradle Song . . ... .... .. Gaynor Jack Berteling Down in th e Dungeon .... ... .. . . .. . R olfe · William :l\loody · Fa.i ry Bark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Aaron Climbing . . . . . ............. :\lac Lac hlan Betty F u e rmann H e r e 'omes the Band . . .. Daines Howard CulYer ·.rhe Elf and the Fairy . . . ... . . .. B ·ntl ey Eleanor Hardy Hallad e . .. .............. . .. .. Burgmullu· The W e ndy House (l'eter Pan) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Loui se l :(IIJyn B e tty Ellis 1'laying Pranks .. l..(·uH, nt 0\'L'l' the Snt1\\' ... L~·n\:'~ .\farjori e Bl·l'tl· ling· Primrr, ·e \\'ing~ . . . . . . . . . . . < :1·1·d ri('h 0\'~r the "'an' s . r:rant-Sl:hadt·r ~ors e land Franc!:'~ Ebt·I ·lt· in SuMMER TuTORING St:HOOL v1ce-president, Earle H. Revnolds is treasurer, and Laurance He~rne Ar· at !Tiour. is secn:tary. Vaughan Spalding 1s cha1rman at the box committee· AusGLENCOE UNION CHURCH tin H. ~ibla c k, hea d the ring cdmmittec \\'ith }.Irs. :r\ihlack chairman of WEDNESDAY, JULY SEVENTEENTH the prize s. ' ~1r s: John Andrews King heads the recept10n committ ee; 1Irs. Samuel }. _ Registration should be made in advance through the School office, \Valkcr is looking aft r the decora2150 Lincoln Park West, Telephone Diversey 1530. tion s; Charles F. Glore is chairman of the stabling committl:c, and Donald B. Dougla s is in charge of the ad~e_ rt_ i _si_ n..::: g_._ ~_ ,u_ lu_ u,_ ul_ lll_ lul_ u l_ lll_ lll_ lll_ lll_ llll_ lll_ ul_l _ u_ lll_ lul_l·l_lu_ul_ll_l_ lll_ lll_ lul_lll_ln_u,_ lu_ lu_ ul_ lul_ lu_ lll_ lll_ lll_ lll_ llll_ lll_ lll_ lll_ lll_ lll_l u_ nl_ llll_ lll_ lll_ lll_lu_ ul_ lll_ llll_lll_lll_lll_lu_lu_llll_lu_ul_ lll_lu_ul_llll_lll_u~ " IS · Elfentanz-Opus. 1 ~ . C rit:"g Syl\·e:-;ter B cP l'.' 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Jm<tg·tt :-: in tht· \Vatt ·r Jarwt \\'ray l\Ian.:h \Yint1 Dorothy (;p:-;it-r Several New Horses to Make Appearance at Lake For est Show New horses m·aking their appcaranl'e at the Lake Forest horse sho,,· thi:< Friday and Saturday, June 21 and 22 ior the first time at Onwcntsia, will be those of Laurance Hearne Armour, Donald Douglas, 'vV. ~fcCormick Blair, and Mrs. Howard Linn. Among the new horses will be Flying Fox. Golden Arrow, Leap Frog. Golden Da\',:n, Bank Raider, and Cjolclcn Eagle i rom the Armour stables; The Ace, Enthusia;-;t and White Fox from the Douglas stables; Pipennis from the Blairs' and Debutante from Mrs. Linn's stabl es. For the first time in th.e history of the Lake Forest horse shows, the open- · ing will be held in the morning at 10:30 o'clock. There will, of course, 'be an afternoon performance at 2 o'clock. Every effort is being made to make the horse show a community affair and cooperation is being sought among the residents of the neighboring villages by Bowman's Milk combines all these health-building qualities with a most delicious taste. Due . to the extra care' we take in bringing it from farm to your table you will find it is extra good-a milk full-rich in cream, fresh, sweet and unmistakably superior in flavor. Order a quart today. It is an investment in health. Phone our nearest distributing station or order from the courteous Bowman milkman who passes your door. - DAIRY COMPANY MILK THE MILK OF SUPERIOR FLAVOR