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March 1, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 51 tion cars, will be used for the tour. The twenty boys and forty-two girls who have made their reservations are: Girl I Isabelle Macalester, Katharine E111s, Betty Vosborgh, Gertrude Lucke, Katharine Heentg, Dorothea West, Margaret Stowell, Georgiana Gonsalves, Mary Karker, Florence McCoy, Jeanette Henning, Louise Hubsch, Helen Bosley, Janet Brown Helen Brandrltf, Sarah Rossman, Marion Flentye, Margaret French, Elaine · Bloementhal, Ernestine Herman, Maxine Choate, Marjorie Evers, Josephine Pridmore, Gene Paddock, Alive Burkhardt, Esther Mosley, Betty Bayliss, Betty Holmes, Margaret Lindstrom, Jean Lindstrom, Margaret Niestadt, Mary Elizabeth Ronan, Phyllis Fuermann. Barbara Brenneman, Margaret Gindele, Julia Crossley, Marion McGauran. Lillian Leaf, Rosalie Roach, Grace Weber, Eleanor Zemek, and Charlotte Holg. Boys Robert Ellis, Richard Barnard, Charles Greegard, Richard Streeter, Oscar Cohn, Richard Schuettge, Farrington Schaeffer, Walter Lindblad, Jack Weiller, Rae Goss, Lloyd Huguenor, Bill Gage, Lester White, Phtup Von Ammon, Carl VonAmmon, George Campbell, Jack . Loeb, George Greaves Kendall Garrettson, and Frank.. lin DeBeers. North Shore ·Art League Sponsors Painting Class The painting class of the North Shore Art league, under the direction of George Oberteuffer, a painter and teacher of note, will conclude its sessions at the end of this month. The classes are held in Winnetka Community House every Wednesday and Thursday evening. The members of the dass are: Mrs. Felix Boldenweck, Mrs. Edward Brion, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Shippen, Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, Mrs. vVilliam Patten, Mrs. Helena Chase Johns~m. Miss Erma Ket>hn, Miss Jane Johnson, Miss ·Patricia Hoffman, Mrs. Novelle Wrightson, Frederick Howe, Fredenck Stoddard, Kennett Cowan, and Mrs. Peter Johansen. Many of the members of the class have paintings in the league's exhibition at the Chicago Woman's club. PHOTO BY STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER less than 70. This number will be reached easily, according to Donald Frisbie, New Trier faculty member in charge of t:hc tour. who stated this . week that from 90 to 100 persons are Sixty-two student reservations had I expected to make the trip. been accepted by Tuesday of this week Points of present-day and historic for New Trier High school's third edu- interest including Washington, D. C., cational tour to be conducted during Old Point Cor:nfort, the Gettysburg . . ? battlefield, Balttmore, Md., and Charthe sprmg vacatiOn from March 2- to lottesville Richmond Williamsburg29 inclusive. The railroad over whose and ] am~stown, Va.,' will be visited: lines the tour will be conducted has 1 A special train. carrying the finest asked for a guarantee of a party of no equi_ornent. including club and observa- FURNISH SAFETY POSTERS The Chicago Auto club makes posters for every room tn the public schools. There are posters In every room of the Howard school bullding. Each poster tells a 'different story, but they all say "Be Careful." In Spring Concert New Trier Students Enroll for Journey to Historic Places Pattersoa Brothers Sell Nationally Known Merchandise Only, Was f62.50 1Now$39.50 Guaranteed for Two Yean Hamilton Beach Vacuum Cleaner Miss Katherine Witwer, lpric soprano, will give the program at the spring concert the ways and means committee of the 'Voman's club of vVilmettc will give the evening of April 9, as a benefit for the building fund. This will be the last affair held in the pres ent auditorium. · Motor-Driven Beating Bruah $11,500 buys an attractive home of four bedrooms and two baths, built to your own taste and design. Brick veneer with hot water heat. We invite you to see one under construction at Glenview. House size 30x34. Living room 1 5x2o. Cross ventilati~n in the four bedrooms. Attract1ve dining room and kitchen with breakfast nook. One bath, tiled. Decorated to suit. On 5o foot lot. Phone any one of our offices for appointment. Ball Bearing Motor Never Needs OiliDc Guard Health By Play In Open Air, Advice With the spring slump in gener~l h. e alth conditions manifesting itself m the form of widening prevalence of respiratory illness; Dr. Thomas H. Leonard, acting director, state department of public . health, issued a statement this week ca.fling attention to the benefits of a vacation at thi ~ time of year and emphasizing the importance of outdoor play and recreation as .a counteracting agent. Right now IS tpe most unhealthful season of the year and a short rest wilt do worlds of good toward preserving vigor and offsetting frank illness, the statement said. "We are in the midst of the season when ill health is most prevalent" J?r. Leonard said, "and when outdoor hfe is apt to be at a minimum. We arr between the seasons of winter and warm weather sports. You save $23.00 under our new plan of seiling without door-to-door salesmen. Very Convenient Terms Pattersoa Brothers 1565 Sbaaaaa Ave. E'VANSTON Clu"caqo Ofli£~ WYATT{:; COONS '-'"- 127NORTH DEARBORN .ST. J!w~ Celltrai J911 <y> ,,_ I . GL!"tNVI EW, ILLINOIS ./~ f"l)~altors,lul~·(jleMIIiemtfl Northbrook Office Phones 15 5-19 3 _j TeL Univ. 990 C hicato Store 1952 lrvint Park Blvd.