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WILMETTE LIFE May 18, 1928 Troop 9 Another Fraternities Entertain in N. T. Music Club Elects Honor of Mothers' Day Officers for Next Year of the Efficient VISION 11Theae are changing times. ffOne of the evidences of change ia in the manner in which people live. ffSO.Ue d e a i r e to bouse themaelvea in b o t e I a or large apartments. ffOtbera desire homes--and among those who desire homea there ia a decided tendency to have as large a measure of privacy or isolation aa possible. 1]Thia manifests itaelf ·primarily in larger groundsgetting away from the SO and 75 foot lots. was with this purpose in m i n d that Weatmoor Trail was laid out-nothing leas than 125 feet frontage with an insurance of at least 60 feet between houses. ~Large enough for privacy ~It A number of the sororities and fraternities at Northwestern entertained their par~nts Sunday in their respective houses in honor of Mothers' day. Among those giving teas were Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Upsilon, Chi Omega, Sigma Chi, Zeta Tau Alpha, Delta Zeta, Beta Theta ·Pi, Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Theta. Sigma N u, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Delta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pi Beta Phi, and Gamma Phi Betd.. Dinners were given by Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi M u Delta, Wranglers, and Delta Tau Delta. The Junior-Senior farewell party will be given at Mallinckrodt High school on May 26. It is the custom at tlie school on the Ridge for the Juniors to g-ive a party each year for the graduating class. Mary Louise Cotton was named president of. the New Trier High school Music club at the annual election of officer~ held Thursday, May 10. Norman Hess was chosen vice-president, Patricia Goodhue, !'ecretary, and Leon Dickinson, treasurer. The election was held at the home of Virginia Cordell, 923 Greenleaf avenue, \Vii-· mette. · I Boy Scout T roops (Contributed) To be included among fhe well organized and. effident Boy Scout Troops of \Vilmette is Troop 9, sponsored by St. Joseph's church. Troop 9 meets everv Friday night at the sJmrch, located at Lake and Ridge avenues. Visitors are always welcome and boys interested in becoming Scouts are invited tu attend the meetings, it is announced by the members of the troop. The Scoutmasters and members of the troop committee are as follow s : Frank Kreusch, Scoutmaster; Peter Braun, Assistant Scoutmaster; John Selzer, general chairman troop ~om mittee; James B. H~ffman, educatt.onal member troop comm1ttee; John Mtller, outdoor member · troop committee; Marcus Mick, advisor and community service . member troop committee; and Carl Renneckar, secretary, treasurer and Thrift memher troop committee. ·The Eagle Patrol holds weekly meetings each Friday afternoon at 1611 Washington avenue. The members are: Patrol Leader-C. (Lefty) Steffens; A. P. L.-Henry Rau. Wm. Schmitt; John Freihage, Clarence Schnell, Marcel Kneip, John Kneip, i and George Schopen. I The Panther Patrol holds weekly meetings each Monday afternoon at 1500 \\ ashington avenue. The members are Patrol Leader-Robert -:\iay: A. P. Leader-Stephen Kraft: Ralph Hoffman. Gerald May, Frank Kreusch, Jr., Douglas Scott and James Hoffman. Bob White Patrol holds weekly meetings each Thursday afternoon at 1619 \Vashington avenue. The members are Patrol Leader- Henry ~filler; A. P. Leader-Joseph Ettienne; Anthonv Peters and Frank Barnich. The Buffalo Patrol holds weekly meetings each Thursday a(ternoon at 1730 \Yashington avenue. The patrol members are Patrol Leader- John ~filler: A. P. Leader-Matt Schwall, and Henry· Schwall. TO OPEN HOUSE FOR BENEFIT Miss Emma Schreiner of 1110 Greenleaf avenue is opening her home Saturday evening, May 19, for a bridge and bunco party to be given as a benefit for the scholarship fund of the Club for Business and Professional Women of Wilmette.- Miss Schreiner is in charge of reservations. FIVE Mll~UTES and not · too large for ·individual up-keep. . a private road-where no through traffic will ever pus-just a service way for those who live here. all homes will be new homes, h i g h I y restricted, in a beautiful location, ever protected. ~Here ~On FROM WILMETTE .. GLEI~COE .. .WINNETKA Have you seen the very recent development in Kenil worth Gardens. at Kenilworth Avenue and tht Ridge~ With spring in the air and daylight savings already hrre. it will be well worth your while any evening. to take the few moments necessary to inspect this development. Two new houses are ready for occupancy, while six more are now in the course of construction. Lots are still available as low as $70 a foot-just three short blocks from electric and steam transportation. f New Trier Graduates Get Class Honors at Illinois Six former New Trier high school students, now studying at the Universitv of Illinois, will be given recognition. by the university for outstanding excellence in their studies at "Honors Day" exercises this Friday. The six students are: Frances Marie Etzbach, Robert Clayton Garretson, Cecile Gray Gilroy, Jack W. Hood, Ralph Stevenson Johansen and Edward Todd Wheeler. All of the honor students have stood in the upper ten per cent of their classes during the two semesters preceding "Honors Day," with the exception of the freshmen, where the first semester's grades are made the basis for the distinction. The exercises are being held in the Universitv Auditorium at 10 o'clock this mor~1ing. . The addresses to be given at the Convocation are being broadcast by the University Station, \VRM, wavelength 272.6 meters or 1,100 kilocycles. A popularity contest is being held this week at Mallinckrodt High school. On Tuesday nominations were made in each clas·s and the most popular girl will be decided by the votes cast by the students at the Ridge school. 1lTo those who appreciate beauty, privacy, a view over the Skokie which cannot be .surpassed, Weatmoor Trail offers everything that is desirable at a moderate coat. ~o those who have the vi a ion to see Westmoor For full particulars call. 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