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ire as expesse amazement at thle progress the children had made dur- ing the year. The poise and bril- liancy with which each number was rendered showed a command of tech- nique rarely found in children. The hall- was .beautifully decorated for the occasion which added no small part in mfiakingit* one of the most beauti- futi programs ever presented at St. Francis' school. The. school orches- tra opened. the. proigrani with 'two clas-sic selections. Besides. the mem-' berfs of the'orchestra, thefôllowing Wilmette children took part: Cath- erne McDaniels, Jane Ethel New- man, Suzannie Barton, Eugenia.Sher- ry, Thomas Lucas, Mary Frances McPhelin, Patricia Mroz, Jane Ro- ho!,,Jane Redlin, Gloria.del Carlo, Frances Venn, Francis Berminghami Mary Ruth Venin, Mary'Patricia St. Clair, Ida Kathryn Cummisky, jean Reidel, Theresa Peifer, Marie Peifer and Georgana Grignon. The concert closed with: another orchestra' selec- tion. .As a fitting' close to the~ musical activities of the school year, the younger children, adding their aspir- nggenius to the talent of the ad- vanced pupils, gave a very attractive recital in theirspaclous, studio last Thursday afternoon,. Lending'much charm to the piano and violin number,, the Children 's Rhythm band appeared for the last time playing, two selections: Klapp~ Dance, a folk tune, and La Czarine. by Louis Ganne, both pieces being specially scored for. Rhythm band. An unusual skill in the use of the.ba- ton was displayed by the able little director, Mary Janet Grant. The personnel of the band included: .Margaret Ward, Mary Lucas, Fran- cis McNar-nee, Marjorie, Grignon. Darlene Foley, Katharine . McDer- mott, Mary, Hun-ter, Theodore Cha- m1aIes, Clement Cummings, Ph.illip Mergeiler,, Patricia. Hughes, Cather- ine Broad,. Patricia Evers,. Henry S1amin, Richard St. Clair,' George McCarthy,- John D. Flynni, Marie Rogers, Jeanne Macferran, Paul .McNamee, jack Hickey, Madeline' k,Ç;irtsen- Thomas McGowan, Mar-, IVe're sure vwe don't InoW'. Probably the saMe person191Who said that etrgbread cusswbuld give. lie girls curly hi... Of course, we grant that there are store ANI) STORES and that > makes a> whale oôf a diileërente With two- fisted men. AtEDGAR A. STEVENS, for instancel, there. are an uwsual nuberof :the rçgiiiar he-men type of husbands who corne Mn to enjoy a pleas- ant afternoon while their wives and. daughters tiy on clothes. These North Shore meni show surprisingly good. taste, too. They recogauze Quality when they see -it andi the sight of bargains britigs a sort of phosphorescent' glearn to their eyes. ... They're ticlcled pink to, thunk. they've spotted a '"buy". for the: littie woman. Naturaliy we try to niake thunga as unviting as Mrs. Ernest R. Reichmann, Romoûna road, accompariied , by sister, Mrs. D. Beckwith, and1 Mary Howell of Evanston, left Th -l"ay of last week to niotor to Dunr and New York City on a tep d trip. 0e. * e.. r j n.