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Nov.ember 29, 1929 WILMETTE , LIFE St Foundaiions Are In for New · Building to Be Devoted If! H~ealth Excavation work has been completed and all foundations are in for the North Shore School of Physical Development building being built within one block of Dyche stadium on the southwest corner of Central street and Eastwood avenue. Construction work is being done hy the 0. W. RosenthalCornell Co. which is just finishing the Emerson Y. M. C. A. building also. Meyer ]. Sturn, 708 Church street, is the architect who designed both buildings. The North Shore school fronts on Eastwood and the main entrance is just around the corner from· Central street. The exterior will be fini shc: d in a new shade of brick which varies from a deep pink to tan in color, and all trim to the lobby is of cut stone flanked by two pylons, and the interior is in Bedford ston e. The entrance will be finished in marble with a tile floor, and steel framed French doors between the . lobbv and the swimi11ing pool will enable guests and student s tll watch aquatic activity. The pool is 25 by 60 feet and the natatorium i.-. fini shed entirely in tile and brick. The lohbv will be completely fini shed in black and gold marble and tra\'ertin e. Besides the pool the ground floor will contain six handball courts, four sq ua sh . and exercise courts, individual separate shO\ver room s for men and women, ma ssage rooms completely equipped for any type of massage includin g electric ho rse s and vibrators. Th~: men's and women's departm en t s arc :; o arranged as to be separate units. hut can all be joined in one large sec ti on if desired bv opening several foldi11g doors and partitions. Lockers and dressing room~ are on the mezzanine floor s and there are two solariums . there for giving arti · ficial sunlight baths. A new feature of the building hitherto unknown in physical development schools will be the installatio n of a completely and modernly equipped laundry in the basement. On the Central street side of the building there w.ill be seven shops on the first floor. Three Kenih,·orth Boy Scouts. Carl~ ton Ross Ru ssell C~oke, and T om Hildebrand. accompanied bv Tom's father and bv Robert \V. Townley , athletic director at the Joseph Sears school, went to Chippily ridge in the Forest Preserve Sunday afternoon. where they skated on the north branch o·£ the Chicago river. On Tuesclav afternoon Mr. Townley took a group uf fifteen Kenilworth Scouts to skate at the same place. To Demonstrate 'Kenllworth Study Class Will Review "The Axe" The Kenilworth Study ciass met at the home of Mrs. Percy Eckhart, Cumberland road, on Monday morning of this week, and after an .hour's discussion of the "Brand of the Sea" by And·?rscn, enjoyed a buffet luncheon. An almost perfect attendance of the class was noted. Mrs. \V. D. MacClin · tock gave atr enthusiastic discussion in appreciation of this splendid tale of the o;ea, bringing a vivid sketch of . the story and a clear idea of its purpose. The next class meeting in two weeks will occur in the afternoon at the regular hour . Ann nnnccment of the location will he mailed to each member. 'fhP book for d1scussion will he Undsct's "The Axe." Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simmons. 2751 Broadway, Evanston. announces t.hc birth of a daughter Mondav, November 25. at the Evanston hos-pital. Mrs. Simmons was Miss Madeleine Carnahan. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Carnahan of 700 Central avenue. -0- lake lbo·e p·oduedon· Playing now and continuing until November 30th '4 LI'ITLE WOMEM~' A popular Child's Play from the Book by Louisa M. Alcott, the author. Mrs. George S. Wood expected to Vera ,j.~ ego wen will be speakrr at return to her home at 443 Adams the demonstration of de sse rt s and a huf - street, Glencoe. last Saturday. from the fet supper to be given at the \\' oman's Presbyterian hospital. Mr. \~lood recluh Tuesday morning, December 2, un - turned from there the preceding week. der direction of a committee from its home and education depa rtment. at New Evanston Theatre Preaented by an txctlltnt cat ol New York piayttl Coming for the Week of December 2 "WHITE COLLARS'.' A ripping comedy In S aet1 ORDER MANY ·NEW BOOKS A five hundred dollar order for ne\\: books for the \\'ilmette Puhlic school librarie s at the Stolp and Howa:-d buildings was mailecl to the publishe;s la st week. Miss Grace Gayton. sc ho,Jl librarian. stat es that she plans to have the new hooks on di~play before Christmas. Mrs. E. J oh n Hicks 2-n Melrose ayenue. Kenilworth is entertaining h-::r luncheon club today. PYGMALION By Bernard Shaw EVENINGS AT 8:30 Prices SOc to $1.50 MATINEES AT 2:10 Wednesday, SOc Saturday, SOc & 7Sc NORTH SHORE COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL December Sth, 6th, 7th Fo·1· th e Benefit of 'J'hc· Sf'nlee }'und of the Winnt>tkn · Post .A merican Lc·l.\'lou SPECIAL MATINEE Friday, November !ttb. For Children only. No seate resened. 35c - Tickets at Banks al)d Drug TEL. UNIVERSITY 3000 Store~ SKATE IN FOREST PRESERVE -------- Friday, Saturday November 29, 30 SUNDAY DINNER December L 1929 Price : $ l. 35 Robert Annstrong and MENU Lobster Cocktail Celery Olives Pickles Chicken Consomme Roast Long Island Duckling, Walnut Dressing Chicken Fricassee with Dumplings Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus Baked Ham, Southern Style Double Lamb Chops with Mint Jelly Lake Trout with Lemon Butter Sauce Ridgeview Club Steak with Mushroom Sauce Candied Sweet Potatoes Whipped Potatoes James Gleason in "OH YEAH!" Monday, Tuesday December .2, 3 -------------ENJOY NEW PAINTING · Among- the paintings which adorn the walls of the recently redecorated Stolp school library is a nature scene loaned bv the Wilmette Art l~ag.ue. The art league places a new pat11ttng in the school library every two months . Mr. and Mrs. tertained sixteen friends at dinner home I 337 Essex Georg~ Ortseifen enof thetr South Sho~c last Satun.lay at thctr road. Kemlworth. Pauline Fredric in "EVIDENCE" 1 Wednesday, Thursday December 4, S Mashed Turnips Butter Beets Cauliflower in Cream Sauce Perfection Salad Apple Pie Blackberry Pie Boston Cream Pie C:-.rmel Layer Cake Chocolate Eclair Ice Cream and Cake Clara Bow in COMMUNITY HOUSE FRI. DEC. 8 WARNER BAXTER "THE SATURDAY NIGHT KID" with James Hall and Jean Arthur Tea Coffee Milk Iced Tea Buttermilk SandwicJ:les to Order Weekday Luncheon 6Sc EYeniq DiDDer $1.M All pa1tri11 and Rolla at The Ridgeview Are H omt Made. DURING DECEMBER! ~~ otlon COMING THE RIDGEVIEW MAIN STREET AND MAPLE AVENUE, EVANSTON UNIVERSITY 10000 "IN OLD ARIZONA" Flr!lt 4 Star Plt"tu.-e Mae Tfnee's J·irturts f:n'rY Friday "THE GREAT DIVIDE" NO TUESDAY TBT OUR DELICIOUS W APPLES AND TOASTED SANDWICHES IN OUR COFFEE SHOP. SHOWS