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The first of a series of studio afternoons to pre- sent young artists of unusual àbility, wiii be held March 13 at the home of Mrs., Burt Dennian, 21 Linden avenue, Wilmette, by the North Shore Alunma of Phi Beta fraternity and the patrons and patronesses of Alpha chapter. The artists are Miss. ClaraMaas of Wiimette, pianist, Mary 1Evelyn Burns and Fannie Ellen Hogg, students of dra- matic art. Miss Maas, whose technique 'and interpretation of Bach, are outstanding, received her Bachelor. of Music degree at the Cosmopolitan S<chool of Music' and, Dramatic Art, took aàadmic courses at North- western uîniversity, and also studied with Edwin Fiséfher at the* Musik Institut fur Auslander in Berlin,' Gèrmany. Atý the Cosmopolitan School of Music. she was the pupil of Daisy Waller Stephensi Ini addition to Music and dramfa there.will be a comprehensive exhibit- of the paintings of. Clara MaffGowan, assistant. prof essor of art at North- western university and. vice-presidenit of the Chicago, Society of Artists, and also an exhibit of the work of. Peterpaul Ott of Evanston, the scuiptor. who bas won , any European and American prizes. In 1934 he was awarded the Logani Medal for bis figute of "The tDmmoer, HaaldKreutzberg." At present Mr. Ott is working on a large figure panel in alaminuni for the new Kedzie street post office i Chicago. A short talk on these modern works of art will be delivered. Mrs. D. V. Gathany is president of the club and Mrs. R. C. Gessell o f Winnetka the chairman of the studio afternoons. Mrs. R. H. Sanineis of Evans- ton, is. prograni chairman, and Mrs. Myrtle L. Meels of Evanston, publicity chairman. Mrs. Gordon Cory is assisting with the publicity, and Miss Margaret *Nelson is in charge of arrangements. The chair- man of transportation is Miss Jessie Robinson of Wilmette. Serving on the hostess committee are Mrs. Paul Morrison, Mrs. Fred P. Burnhart, Jr., and Mrs. Robert Reani. -Recital by Cellist Leonard Krupnick of Chicago, fornieriy of 1844$ Forest avenue, Wilmette, will give a recital ini the Chicago Woman's Club theatre on April 18. Mm.. Kmupnick is a cellist and a meniber of the lindianý- apolis. Symphony orchestra.. Has Exhibition Maurice Photo Ma.ren Johakisw. .Hatti.edt (Mr£. J. R?. Hatstaedt), 147 Birch .treet, Winnetka, so- prano, wil give a joint recital with Harold Van Horne, pianist., agKimbali -hall in Chico go, Sundayai ternoon, February 27, at 3:15 o'clock. The recitai is .çponsored by Gamma chapter 'of Phi Beta frqternity. Winnetka Soprn i Joint Recital, Feb. 27. Gamma chapter of Phi Beta fraternity wili pre- sent Mamen Johansen Hattstaedt of Winnetka, so- prano, and Harold. Van Horne of Chicago, the. pianist and well known 'radio artist-over NBC, in a joint recital at Kimbali hall in Chicago at 3:15 o'clock Sunday aftemnoon, February 27. The 're- cital wiii benefit the scholarship fund. Frances Grund is to be: the accompanist. The program for the afternoon is as follows*. Rondo. ln A minor ..... ......... ...... Mozart Les Cyclopes .................... >... Rameau La Tendre Nanete .. ..... .. Couperin Scherzo a Capriccio ......... Mendelssohn Mr. Van Horne *Tuesday evening, February 22, is the date for the Mardi Gras Carnival, .with masked, bail and caids, to be held at the Winnetka Wornan's club by the North Shore Art league. Costumes of f an- tastic design and, color. fromn foreign countries. will be- Worn,, and awards wil be made for the most beautifut, original and economical. Mrs. C. Pierre, Kinder of Fvanston is in charge of the awards. Special cotillons are being planned by Herbie MiWntz,' the: master of ceremonies,. whose* orchestra will play for the dancing. Decorations of gav balloons and parasols will be used by MrËs. Ballard Bradley and her committee. Mrs. Jasper King and. Mrs. Edward Brion, have. charge of ,al plans' for the Mardi Gras. A buffet supper, wil be served under the direction of Mrs. Austin Zimmermni. Charles Pierce has arranged for many unique mulsi- cal, nunbers for the dance. The list of, patrons and -patronesses for'the party includes: Messrs. and Mesdames Jasper King, Ed, ward' Çassels,: Percy Eckhart, Rudolph Ingerie, *Dudley Crafts, Watso;n, Edward Brion. Allen Phil- brick. John Vennemfa, James Cady Eei Merle \Valtz. Frank Venning, Matthew, P. Gaffney. Beverly Vedder. 1Jarry Barnum, Ira Wilson' l'ouis Kuppenheimer, Harld Sell, C. Pierre Kindr.. Emanel Hahn, Charles Pierce, Siiey, Bartlett, Felixc Boldenweck, David Kennicott; Dr. and Ms L. Harrison, Mettier. Dr. and M.\rs. J. . F. Davies., Miss F.nielyl N Waltz, Van WVagenen Allinig. ani *Mr. Adams. AMIl reservations are to be. sent toý Miss Leùla Soafford. ,1111 Spruce street, Winnetka. hefore Feray21. Artit I-olds Landscape Show i New York Citv Ail exhibition of landscapes of Jasper National, park and M.,ounit Robsoni Provincial park. Canada. by Clama M\acGoman opened 'Monday of this week at the Delphic studios ini New York. Miss M-,ac- Gcvan is as'istant professor of art at N-\Torth*esterin univemsity. The amtist's fourth ýNew York, show. it is the tliird: in aseries of landscapes of the Rocky on tains in,. the United States and Canada. The fir>t was a 'group of abstractions. The thirteen canvasses. in the show are: -Mt. FEdith Cavell, Righit Shouider of Mt. Edith Cavell. Franchere. Peak, PyramidMota, Roche Bon- Peterpaul' Ott of Rvan.ston, the ,ationally knoum scuiptor, is one of ive artists whose .worle wi4ll be presented in the first of a series of studio alternoons sponsored by the North Shore Aluin- mue of Phi Reta fraternity. The opening of the seriez takes place Marcm 13 at the home of. Mr. Burt Denm,»an, 21 Linden avenue, Wilmette. play thec tô pe A fQr1 Mvrs.) tos.3 arcn. Th e violin-piailo. be at the d'Indy's "Symph6ony on a next concert. of the Civi hall March 6. His sche( in the near future indu hall on March* 23. 26 to play the Piano part of 1Mountain Therne" at the ic orchestra at Orchestra clule of public appeamances ides a recital at Kimbal WILMETTE LIFE