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April 5, 1929 WILMET T .E LIFE PLAN GYM EXHIBIT Students Enjoy New Trier Department of Physical Education Invites Villagers to Unique Program April 12 The department of physical education at New Trier High school in cooperation with the New Trier ParentTeacher association, is planning a treat for the parents and friends of the high school in the form of an athletic exhibition, to be held in the new Leslie t Gates gymnasium on Friday, Apnl 12, at 8 o'clock in the evening. This exhibition is to be of a type never before undertaken af Nt::w Trier and promises to provide the guest~ ~ith a most interesting and entertainIng event. Both the boys and girls have been in training for a number of weeks for their special features. The ~rogram s~~~s the following imposing list of exhibitJOnal work and drills: Marchjng Tactics .. ...... Girls (Leader~) Ca listhenlc Exercises . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Boy~ ~wimming Drill . ....... Sophomore Girl~ Remarks .. . .... By S. John Dunran-Clark President, Parent-Teacher association Obstacle Race . . . . . . . ...... .. ...... Boys Mimetics .. ...... Senior and Junior Girls Exerch;es on Heavy Apparatus .. . .... . .. ... . .. ........ Girls (voluntary work) Exercif-'es on Heavy Apparatus ... . .. Boys Folk Dances ............ Freshman girls Natural Dancinl!' . Girls (voluntary work) Dance of the Jumping Jacks . . novs Marvelous ·Tour During Holidays New Trier High school's third spring vacation educational tour was the principal topic of discussion among students of the school this week. The party of one hundred New Trier s~u dents and faculty members returned Friday, March 29, from a week's excursion to places of current and historic interest in Virginia, · Maryland, and other eastern states. The placing of a wreath on the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington National cemetery was one of the highlights of the trip. The ceremony took place Tuesday morning of last week. Farrington Schaeffer placed the wreath, and was esc;,orted by Isabel Macelister. Maxine Choate, Jean Lindstrom, Margaret Stowell, Mary Karker, John Fetcher, and Charles Robb, who were chosen to represent the various chaperon groups in the party. On Wednesday morning the New Trier party met a similar group from the Evanston High school at the \Vashington monument, where a num- ~ her of the more energetic students, instead· of taking the elevator to the top, raced up the steps to the top of the monument. The .same day the New Trier party was granted .the special privilege of seeing some of the private rooms in the White House. The state legislature of Maryland was in session while the party was in Annapolis on Monday and many qf the students got their first glimpse of actual legislative ·procedure. Donald Frisbie, New Trier faculty member who was in general charge of the trip, reported that the weather was good throughout the entire week, with the exception of the first day. 320 MICHIGAN AVENUE · NO:PTJ.( ]ust South of the BriJgu .{ZJ lrue reflecl;o'tt o{your ;nd;v;dua/;ty and li;l;~{::>"""'""' '""'"·;\,_ }/ The obstacle race, dance of the Jumping Jacks, an·d the mimetics feature ought to prove particularly amusin_g. In the obc;tacle race, the team s will be divided into the "Reds" and "Whites." It is planned that the spectators will become partisans and root. for their favorites according to the seating- arrang-ement-the "Reds" . ,dll be sponsored by the spectators seated on the north side of the gymnasium, and the "\Vhites" by the spectators seated on the south side of the gYmnasium. · If vou have never heard of mimetics. \'OU will soon realize their importance when you see demonstrations of golf driving-. b~sketbalt tapping, archery. etc .. all carried out on the gvm floor without the aid of golf halls atid sticks. ha~h·t balls. or bows and arrows. The exhihitfon is under ioint directorship of \V. L. Childs and Miss M av Fogg-. Admission to this gvmnastic df'monstration is lw invit~tion and tickets have ·been sent to the narents. <~long ,~vith explanator~r letters . Friends anrl residents who wish tickets mav ohtain them without charg-e at the school officr. Tt i" expected that thP QTmnasium will hP comnletelv filled with p_~rents and friends of New Trier. Mrs. Thomas L. D. Hall, 935 Elmwood avenue, has returned from Pittsburgh after a sojourn of about two weeks. . -oDr. and Mrs. Lester E. Mee, 1227 Chestnut avenue, returned last Friday from French Lick Springs, Ind., where they had been sojourning for a week. Bennett in "Jamegan" Moves to Selwyn Apr. 7 Richard Bennett in "J arnegan," the outstanding dramatic success this season in Chicag-o, moves to the Selwyn theater on Sunday, April 7. This change of theaters has been necessitated by the fact that a contract was previously signed with a picture concern for the exhibition of a movie at the present theater in which Mr. Bennett is playing. The successful engagement of Mr. Bennett's "J arnegan" induced the management to immediatetv nrocure another theater for the continuation of this attraction in ChicaQ'o, hence the removal to the Selwyn theater. 1fr". Ch::~rles N. Roberts. 1014 take ~venue. will entertain members of her Drama Sturh· class at luncheon next Tuesday. · 11 Il \(! ·!!. :: 'if,: ::\ ._:.· -oMrs. John C. Carpenter, 239 Essex roarl. Kenilworth is entertaining her luncheon club today. IRED ALE I~'IREPROOF For tea or dinner . . . a Patou frock of ·Black Chiffon ... embroidered Batiste and Lace collar WAREHOUSES Wise householders who are making a change of residence this Spring will call Iredale's TODAY and make moving day arrangements. Your work will be Qone quickly, with· out loss or damage, and with a minimum amount of inconvenience to you. Phone today. 1723 BENSON AVENUE, EVANSTON PHONE WIL1JIETTE 1332 MOVING