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mmnm^nmm â- >!0&!:. THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923 POMANDER WALK HAS FINE 'SETS' High School Play Result of Diligent Work BY GEORGE MARTIN "Pomander Walk," to be given at the New Trier High school auditorium this Saturday, is characterized as a charming and whimsical comedy in three acts. The setting alone is said said to be worth the price of admis- |ion. Ji_Mi«s Grover and her assistants have worked long and diligently to achieve the desired effect, and the final result is all that could be wish- ed. Five little houses stand side by side, exactly alike, miniature copies of Queen Anne mansions, and each with its tiny garden. In front of the houses is a lawn„ in the center of Which is an elm, with a seat around it. Beyond this elm, at the Extreme left of the audience, is the gazebo, or summer-house, by the river. The Characters There you have "Pomander Walk." It is a community set apart from the rest of the world. It is sufficient unto itself, and it leads its own life. Each character is quaint and interesting. In Number One we find the crusty old Admiral, in Number Two is Mrs. Pos- kett, widow of Admiral Poskett. in Number Three are Brooke-Hoskyn, a man of fashion, and the little dried- up clergyman, in Number Four are the jPennymint sisters, old maids, and Bas- il Pringle, a poor violinist, and in Number Five are Marjolaine Laches- jnais and her mother. Then, from out â- side the Walk, come Lord Otford and Ask Bids on Naval Station Surplus Supplies, March 20 Bids will be received at the office of the supply Officer at the U. S. Naval Training station at Great Lakes, to be opened at 2 o'clock on March 20 for the sale of certain sur- plus material and equipment consist- ing in general of chairs, tables, ward- robe cabinets, dressers, file cabinets, desks, window frames, iron cots, speed boat hull, typewriters, adding ma- chines, Diamond T trucks, ambulanc- es, touring cars, sewing machines, band instruments and scrap iron, ac- cording to an announcement made to- day. Violates Rule of Road; Assessed $15 and Costs H. Johnson of Highland Park was as- sessed a fine of $15 and costs in magis- trate JD. «M. Mickey's Wihnette police court this week on the charge of violat- ing a traffic regulation. J'ohn«on, according to testimony at the hearing violated the state law providing for the right-hand right-of-way. H negligence caused an accident in which Johnson's machine crashed into a car driven by W. Lehman of Chicago. Pa- trolman H. S. Vance made the arrest. Golbach, Schwall, Clark Star in K. of C. Bowling Peter Golbach, of Schaefer and Gol- bach, Wilmette, realtors, and Carl Sch- wall brought honor to Ouilmette council Knights of Columbus, Saturday by win- ning high places in the K. of C. State bowling tournament at the Randolph Al- leys, Chicago. In the doubles, Golbach and Schwall rolled a total of 1131 pins. Tom Clark featured for Oujlmette council in the singles by achieving^ score ,of 608. No. 1 five-men team of the council rolled 2,581. Ouilmette council finished fifth in a large field of competi- tors. Only 3 Tuesday Dances Left in Present Season The Tuesday Community Dance Com- mittee announces the closing dance of the 1922-23 season for Tuesday evening, April 3. Three more dance evenings re- main in the present seasonâ€"-OMarch 20, March 27 and April 3-â€" The committee has "made the request that members indicate by their attendance at these final dances whether or not they desire to have the Community dances con- tinued next season. Last Tuesday's "Hard Times" party was pronounced a great success. DANCE-CARD PARTY) • Wilmette Chapter, Order of the East- ern Star is to give a Dance and Card party at the Ouilmette Country club Fri- day evening, April 6. Arns orchestra wilJLprQyjde^jhjklmusic.-------â€"-â€"â€"â€"° Read The Want Ads FANS AT TOURNEY One hundred and fifty boys and thirty girls of New Trier High school attended the Northern Illinois High School Bas- iketball tournament at Joliet Saturday, March 10. New Trier was defeated in the semi-finals in a close game with Rockford High school. iJaek Say lev Remarkable Possibilities There you have the characters: -4Maeeâ€"them-iflPtfce"setting described and see what remarkable possibilities. It is truly delightful, full of clever lines, a little mustery, and plenty of interest from start to finish. You will ienjoy hv • S There will be two performances. Matinee at 2:15, and evening at 8:00. All seats reserved; - U. OF I. ALUMNA BANQUET f North shore Alumna of the University Of. Illinois will banquet at the North -Shore hotel, Evanston Friday evening of this week. The dinner, to be served at 7 o'clock, is in honor of David Kinley, president of the state university. Com- mittees representing the various towns of the north shore have been in charge ? |>f arrangements. Read the Want Ads WILMETTE BIRD HOUSE Bird*, Fancy Fish. Dogi, Rare Animals. Seeda of all kinds and Bulbs, Cases. Aquariums, Water Plants. Castles, Bird Houses and Baths, Baby Chicks. 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