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Are niorth shore, artists reflecting impressions of the miasterpieces of A Century of Progress exhibit of thé Chicago Art institute and going con- servative? Just whiat effect the W\orid's Fair show will have, upon contemporary painting' it is interest- iflg to conijecture. It is also interest- ing to claim, after seeitig the North Shore Art. league exhibit which opeined at. Comnmunity louse Sundayï, that a :World's Fair. influence is alilareit. Su'ch a claim, however, cannot be truthfully advanced, for a known, percentage of. the picturés in the Art, league show: were painted before Julie of this 'year, with the, possibility that an unknowni percent- age, to eedn before the opeIn- ing. of A Century of Progress. Restraied Influence Nevertheless, Fair or nîo Fair, a strong favoring of' the farniliar, the r estrained, the, intelligible,- rather than itheic spectacular, is ,to be seen i the inust recent>Art league collection. Only, Kerfoot's "Street Scelle and M\fary l Poinarth's "A-bstractioni" over- step the c:rcumscribed limits of ves-' terday anid,,take advantage' of thc new; license. Losing noôthing by this failure to keep esep %vith the latest mnode, Fran- ces *Bcow-tai has produced and dis-* plays ini this exhibit a water color of "The D)es Plaines River," so vigorous that it. received honorable mention both ini the A. WV. C. C. and the N. Y. W. C. C. Quite as noticeable for its composure, as Frances Bowmnan-'s for its stimiulating qualitiés, is Allen Phil- brick's " River Iiii Maine'" or "Ebb Tide." Flacid greens and blues have been hlalidled ,vith such tralnsparericy that the usuai weaknless associated wvith these colors falîs away into tva- ttr, sky> antd trees wvhichi canniot pos- sibly be iiiade of just- oils, pigmients and canvas. Subdued "Sky Scrapmera" Relie Lavenanit is the artist of "'Sky ýScrapers," iîot of, cold imlasonry.,but. Of imelting shades and shadows. Thé initerpretationis'il;romiantic., the verti- cal lunes and curves of the composi- tion unusuial, and tlhe worknîaniship talentcd. Other comptitor s-Jii i the thoughttul young man in a browfl business suit. IN NEW HO>ME *Mr. and Mrs. N. Hl., Midgley and two children have moved fromn 717 Kent road, Kenilworth, and are no w occupying. the house- at 533Bie street. -Mr. and, Mrs. HfarVey'Scrib- ner--have, bought the home at 717 Kent. road. -They were formier ly livý- ing in. Evansto.. DAUGHTER ILL -Mr., and Mrs. Flugh, G. Petersen, 212 Warwick road, Kenilworth, are in Tucson, Ariz, whcre they were called suddeinly by t he, illncss of their daughter,. Fuse, who is ,thére .at school.. Although -she bas beeni seri- ously ill. she is noiwEmuch better. Mrs., Walter H-. Williams, 514 Eariston road, Kenilworth. has ber sister and husband,. Mr. and' Mrs. Frederick Bugbee of Vineland, 'N. J.,' as hier guests oyer Thanksgiving. i Hot) RS VIA Cocktail Suit.' Jacket Frocks with disreéet touches of paillettes or lame, ideal for, au evemiuig ii wMO Evanston's- Largest Restaurant Facîlities r DINNER-60c Served 12 to 8 p. M* THANKSGIVING MENU Cder Cocktail Chicken'MNushroom Soup Hcarts of Celery Queen Olives Roast Young Turkey, Giblet Sauce, Oyster Dressing Jellied Cranberries Candied. Sweet Potatoes or Whipped Potatoes Green Peas in Çreami, or Cauliflower H-ollandaise Sauce. Head Lettuce, Roquefort Çhecse, Dressing or Nowe lk, $150- HudsOnil Mink, Squirrel, ý5. Aiso traded- ow as $5 5, $4 5, & uc..II N lu k~zq In the Heurt ef Downtourn Evanston Eastern Seas, Raccoor IL, l ý