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WILMETTE LIFE December 28, .1928 more. Prominent among the distance men ....------------~ are Ralph Wolf and James Moring, both members of last year's team. Donald Crews, a sophomore, is also on the squad in this capacity. Fred Hoffman who won points in dual meets in the high jump last year is back again. Alden Jamison is the lone sophomore aspirant in this ·event. WiU Lewis. is the only varsity broad jumper back although Hermansen performs in this event at times. Will Portmess, a highly promising sophomore, t3 also working out. ] us tin Dart will take good care of the hammer in the spring competition. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Allen of Kenilworth left Sunday for New York to spend Christmas and the holidays with their son and his wife. Pltlys for PufjtJets I Sinkler and Henry Anderson, of last year's team, and Henry Bruder, sopho- lour tnnfibtntt tn nur ahUttg tn Strut g.ou ~as mabt us ~appg. In rtturn. ~trt's ~nptng t~at yau wtll ht ~a.ppg anb suttts.sful burtng tlyt Ntw ltar-1!12!1. 1626 Oa~INGTON LEE NELSON·- Jeweler AvENUE UNIVERSITY 461 (New Hahtt Buildittg) ·----------------------------------------·----------------------------------------· Miss Margaret Bluthardt of Kenilworth plays the Vidal music for "Noel," the production by Theatron's Marionettes. Expert N.ll. Track Team to Make Good Showing This Year Despite the Joss of a number of star athletes, including Capt. Bill Droegemueller, pole vaulter, AI Bagge, shot putter and Frank Rettig, high jumper, the Northwe,;tern track team appears to be welJ fortified in most events and should make as strong a showing as last season. The team will probably not stack up quite so strong in the indoor season as. outdoors since a number of the prospective candidates are members of the basketball squad. Capt. John Gorby appears to be the strongest entrant in the half mile. Besides being a consistent performer in the 880 he is also a member of the relay team which usually places well up in conference competition. Other middle distance men from last year artSam Bloomberg, Bert Fox, and Earl Wilkins. Rut Walter, basketball star, will be available for the outdoor season in the quarter and the relay. Sophomore half mile and quarter mile candidates include Eddie Farrell, former Crane high school star, and Eddie McAuliffe, who shows promise. Etnar Hermansen should be amon({ the top notchers in the conference this year as far as the sprints are concerned. Sophomore candidates in the sprint!' are Don Green, Peter Lattman and C. Lundberg. Pole Vaultera Show Promiae Four sophomore pole vaulters, all of whom show promise, arc Tom \Varne, Scott Ingle, F. Lundberg and Dean Klarr. Several of these boys will get up around 13 feet this season, it is expected. The hurdle candidates, although not brilliant wiiJ probably win more points than usual in this event. George M orris and John Sing1eton of last year'~ team are working out. Sophomores include Roy Leming, Fred De Cordova, and J. MacKin. The wealth of shot put material of several years ago has passed on. Coach Frank Hill is grooming Frank Start the New Year Successfully I The Georgian Hote~ will serve the following ide~l New Year's Dinner in that delightful manner which has justly gained distinction for this residence. Covers are moderately placed at two dollars. ++++ Fresh Fruit Supreme or Clam Juice Cocktail Litrle Neck Clams Choice Scotch Mutton Broth or Consomme Armenonvitte Parmesan Cheese Straws Celery Mixed Of i ves Salted Almonds Parisienne Potatoes Supreme of Sole lnedite Pineapple Water lee Choice Breast of Chicken Pasc(Jle Garden Peas a Ia Francoise Filet Mignon Rossini Pate de foie gras Braised Watertown Goose with Dressing, Appl<? Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus Pommes Chateau New Cauliflower in Butter Stuffed Tomato Surprise Coffee Tea Or Milk Dessert- Plum Pudding Hard and Brandy Sauce French Pastry Biscuit Glace Raspberry Parfait Chocolate Ice Cream .Vanilla lee Cream · Roquefort Cheese with Crackers ++++ Jllhr G1ror,gian An AddreS& of Distinction DAVIS at HINMAN-EVANSTON Telephone Greenleaf 41 oo B. E. de Murg, Manager ·--------------------------------------------------------------------·