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Spalding gave his services to the Winetka Music club for a recital for the benefit of the unemployed at New Trier High school. auditorium. The, unrestrained admiration of his audience, whiçh, stoQid when lie firsi appeared, touched Mr. Spalding> and bis wife, who'declared that it rivaled. European, audiences. Mr. Spalding was visibly affected by the. warnith which' greeted himn, and he played. with sincb fire and, brilliance as ,i *seldom beard .f romf a violin. He acknoWledged his g ratefulniles s through, the beauty oif bis tone and the masterly executioàs of the coin- positions- he played. Tt was ail miked up, somiehow, the, audience's. great appreciation for Mr., Sp*aldinig's gen- erou s offer of' bis services without Charge, and -Mr. Spalding's apprecia- tion for the, audience's warmth. The very air seemed electric, and the lis- teners appeared to be particularly en rapport with Mr. Spalding. That the concert was an unusual success is. a * ee1tanty, andi saie of us becamne al- most deliriously elated over it. Vie applause after: each nuinber swept tôward the violinist with such fervor * that it was like a tribut.e renewed each timie. * Mr. Spalding, was in excellent formi last Saturday, .,having a broad, ful tone, made of sun and amber in the first number, Veracini's 'Preludio and Siciliano." Then came the lilting grace of the Mozart' E flat major *concerto, the sparkling tones flitting *and scampering about the violin witli resilience and verve. The "poco. adlagio" moven1-ent glowed with beau- ty and was a charming contrast. Andre Benoist, who hias beenMr Spalding's accompanist for nianv, .,vears, gave a stunning performance *in the Schuinanin D inor sonata for. violin :and . piano. Mr. .Splaldling played as if he were unaw.%are, of the, * intricate ornaramentations ai scale passages ini the Schumann, for for though he ýstruck.onut, lis toiles ...th incredible .speed they were ai- ways perfectly formed,' perf ectWv * rounded and on exact pitch. The sonata, which is rarely heard, has inuch cliaracter and' loveliness, and CHRISTIAN4 SCIENCE SERVICES "Matter" will be the subject at the services i the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Wilmette, Sunday morn- ing, March 22, at Il o'cock. Sunday school convenes at 9:35 o'clock. Mis. Lorenzo Ci Streeter, ý1213 forest avenue, returned ta ber home last Friday from a two weeks' vist in New York City. Stoddard is chairman of the Wiî- &enilworth on Tuesciay. Mrs. D.aring mette Plan Commissio n and tbe Wil1 has been in Chandler since January 18, but Miss Dorothy remained in Kenil- mette Zoning commission. D. H. %worth longer to be in the Crowe- Burnhani of Winnetka was elected Knott wedding. Mr. Darling and president of the Chicago Regional Dorothy went to Del Monte, Cal., for Planning association and Robert -a short tinie before joining Mrs. Dar- Kingery, another. Wininetka resident, lin. MOTHPIRO@VEXD FOR, LI-PE "ýAÏLAMIAX" ObOULLUS9 OTEPlROOPINQ protW efraituu'. ami carpetis frouamoUa to fer te LU 0OF TEE AJLTICLE andi la Iaekei bYr*tnuawanta erieed la our plant or la yout bhoue wltâ -a* Ui. 6300 Drowa FurnitutcCe,: v. Watches Frenchi CIocîçs Grandfather Clocica, Silverware D wery. - deu Resftng Mmsufaetgrng Optic»iens1 COME UPTAIRS AND SAVE: MONBY! ,.,EASTER CLEANINO *Should Be, Attended To Now Easter Time-the season of the year when everyane wanfs fo laok their besf, wilI soon b. kere, and right now is the fime ta gether faqfher everything that neecis cleaning and phone for aur driver. Send us men's--suifs, fopcoefsi fies, sceàrfs, spats 5d afs. ,Wameni's s uifs, dresses, coàfs, gowns, scarfs and MIl dress acces- saries. We wiliI dean fhem perfecfly and refurn fhemn wifh al former newness and 4rckac -t w -if