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January 31, 1930 ' WILMETTE LIFE . ZJ Rollin Pease, Noted Baritone Soloist, at Shawnee Jan. 26 The fa'c ulty members of the Chicago i\rt institute have many of their works i!lcluding paintings, drawings, etchings, and sculpture on exhibition during this week and next at Shawnee Country club. Among those who are showing their works here are Karl Buehr, ]. Allen St. John, Allen Philbrick, Elmer A . Forsberg, Jessie B. Lacey, Laura Van Pappelendam, George Oberteuffer, Albin Polasel{, and Charles A. WilitPnvsky. A musicale and reception were held. f(,r the artists last Sunday afternoon at the club. Rollin Pease, baritone, of Evanston, was the soloist for the afternoon. His program was preceded by a brief talk on the songs and composers, which comprised an aria from the Messiah by Handel, "Why Do the ;.Jations Rage?" "Invocation of Orph.e us" by Peri, the "Volga Boat Song." These were followed by three songs by Hugo Wolf. "The Song of Weyla," "Verhorgenheit," and. "Fussreise." Mr. Pease sang next three French numbers, "The Procession" by Cesar Frank, '·Ariette" by Vidal, "Algeries at Ev'"!niug" by Fourdrain, concluding his program with five American songs: "Prospice" by Sidney Homer, "Charity" l1y Hageman, "Seranade" by John Alden Carpenter, "The (~rcen River" also hy John Alden Carpenter, and "The I\oad to Vaux" by Van Grove. The piano ac..:ompaniment for Ur. Pe.tse \'·as played by Miss Hadassah McGiffen. During the reception and tea at 5 o'clock Mrs. C. Howard Searle of Glencoe and Mrs. Arthur B. Seibold of \Vilmette poured. Directs Play In Photographs Only Can Yesterdays Live AU Children Smile I fo-r Bernie Valentine Special Three PE!ts $7.so Regular price $15 Gordon VanKirk, of the New Trier High school dramatic department, is (iirccting the rehearsals for a three-act comedy, "Three Wise Fools," to be presented by the Faculty Men's club of the high school Saturday night, February 8. Frederick A. Kahler, dean of hoys at New Trier, F. C. Windoes and C. Russell Small have the leading roles in the play. The cast is made up <'ntirely oi 1\'ew Trier faculty members. GUIDE-LECTURE TOURS "Gems and Jewelry" at ll and "The Eskimos" at 3 o'clock Monday, February 3, are the subjects of next week's guide-lecture tours for the public at Field Museum of Natural History. Other days at the same hours subjects will he: Tuesday, "\Vater Plants'~ and "Coal and Iron"; \Vednesday, "Egypt" and "Horses, Past and Present"; Thursday, t\\'o general tours of anthropological, botanical, geological and zoological exhibits, and Friday, "Bird Families" and "Illinois Industries." Persons wishing to participate in these tours of museum exhibits conducted hy staff lecturers shou ld assemble inside the north entrance. The Nu Psi chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambdo, national fraternity, announces its winter informal to be held at Miralago Dansant Friday evening, February 7. BERNIE STUDIO "Better Pictures-Better Values" 1623 Sherman Ave., Evanston "Soviet Russia in Its Second Decade"-Topic "Soviet Russia in Its Second Decade" will be discussed by Prof. ] erome Da \·is of Yale university at the Chicago Forum Sunday afternoon, February 2. Professor Davis is one of the foremost American authorities on Russia. He knew Russia . under the Czar, was in Russia during the revolution in 1917, has made frequent visits during the Soviet regime, and speaks the Russian language. The Chicago Forum . meets at the Adelphi theater, Clark near Madison street, Chicago, at 3:15 o'clock. BAHA'I LECTURE "\Vhen a Manifestation Appears, How Shall We Know Him?" will he the subject of the first addre.ss in the February series under the general subject "The Message of the New Age," to be presented by Mrs. Corinne True Sunday afternoon, February 2, at 3 :30 o'clock, in Foundation hall of the Baha~i Temple, Linden avenue at Sher-j idan road, Wilmette. University 8998 SEMI,. ANNUAL SALE of SHOES Offering Established Fashions at SALES PRICES A practically un· limited choice of s h o e s for .present w e a r and f o r the coming season. EVERY PAIR OF SHOES REDUCED PINEAPPLE, STRAWBERRY AND ClJSTARD There Is 1 Hydrox Ascncy Ncar Your Home The Shoes with a Snug Fitting Heel 634 CHURCH STREET, EVANSTON .UNIVERSITY 0971