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WILMB .T TE LIFE · · 4 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 0 ·········· February 4, 1927 OIL. TO BURN A Grade for Every Burner SCHOOL OF POLITICS North Shore A-'1en Will Attend Big League of Women Voters and N. U. to Hold Institute at Harris Hall J?raternity Fete Early in March The Interfraternity association of Chicago, a group of more than forty colleg~ fraternities whose 12,000 local alumt)i make up its membership, has announced its tenth annual banquet to be held at the Palmer House, Chicago, Thursday, February 10. The interfraternity association was formed in 1915 to promote good fellowship among college fraternity men in Chicago and vicinity and to advance the common welfare of the fraternities of which they are members. Banquets are held annually in February, the one this year being restricted to an attendance of 1,200, which is ten per cent of the total membership of the association. Richard Henry Little, the "R. H. L." of the Chicago Tribune, Lin e-O-Type column, will act as toastmaster and speakers include Jess Hawley, Dartmouth Football coach, and Max Mason, president of the University of Chicago. Elaborate entertainment features have been provided including a complete stage from which one of the head-line Yaudeville acts in Chicago \\'ill be pre en t.cd. A large number of north shore men are members of the association. ]. Milton Coulter, of \Vinnetka, a member of Kappa Sigma, is in charge of speakers; and Charles J. Eastman, of Winnetka, national officer of Phi Gamma Delta, is chairman of the ad. vertising committee. An institute on "Government and Politics" conduc-ted by the Illinois League' of Women Voters ~n co.-oper~ tion with Northwestern ltl1tverstty, w1ll be held in Evanston at Har.ris hall r March 2, 3 and 4. The subjects to he studied will run through three days and will include the federal constitution, public welfare in government, election Ia ws in Illinoi and inte.rnational relations. The speakers will be Prof. Kcnnet,h Colegrove, Prof. William Bailey, Dr. A. ]. Todd, Dr. Frank \Vhitmore,. and Dr. J. Cox of Northwestern untversity; Dr. S. P. Breckenridge, Dr. J erome Kerwin, Dr. Rodney Molt, and Dr. Jacob Viner of the University of Chicago; C. ~1. Doty, assistant corporation counsel of Chicago: Judge Edmund K. Jarecki; Miss Anne Davisr director of vocational guidance in the public schools : ~Irs. James \V. ~1or risson. The presidents of the north shore: lcagues_:_~lrs. Harvey Edwards of Evanston, :\Irs. C. P. Evans of \Vilmette. U rs. Mark Cresap of Kenilworth, and Mrs. John Vander Vries of \Vinnctka. arc handling the arrangements of the institute. There will be a dinner ~~arch 3 at the new Georgian hotel and luncheon at the same hotel the three days of the session. Tickets will be sold by ENGAGED the members of the league co-opera tMr. and Mrs. Philip A. Rising an- in in the plans for the institute. nounced the engagement of their daughter, Frances, to Arthur B. Durham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dur- Groups from New Trier, ham of Kenilworth, at a bridge given Horace Mann, Go Sleighing Saturday afternoon at the Rising home, Taking advantage of the cri p \vintcr 2311 Lincoln street. \\·eather. two advisor group s at Ne\'... Tllinois electric light and po\Ycr com- Trier High school, gave de 1 i g h t f u I panies gained more than 100,000 new .sleigh -ride parties, followed h ~ refreshrnents at the Gray and Green ~hop at customers during 1926. Indian Hill, a week ago. ).[iss Burchard's advi sor group and ).f i:-;s Brown's g roup, about thirty in number, gave a party a \reck ago Thursday. Chaperons for the party were ).fiss Price, Miss Burchard and ~fiss Brown. 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