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WILMETTE Mrs. Albert Ackerman and her son, Albert, Jr., 811 Park avenue, spent J·st week visiting Mrs. Ackerman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rousk. of Plymouth, Ind. LIF! April 5, 1929 Fruit Salad and Vanilla Mrs. Harry ]. Wolf, 819 Greenwood New Trier Grad Achieves avenue who with her daughter, Miss Signal Honors at Comell Marion, who .has been . motoring for One senior and twelve juniors at two months through Florida, returned Monday by way of Washington, D. C. Co~nell university, included in the number being L. D. McDowell, '30, of Glencoe have been elected to Tau Beta Pi' honorary engineering society. Electio1; to this national organization is on the basis of scholastic standing and is one of the highest honors which can be obtained by students 'in the technical schools. Mr. McDowell is a graduate of New Trier High school. New Trier Debate Squads to Engage Proviso April 19 Debaters of New Trier High school will engage in their first inter-school clashes this month when they meet teams representing Proviso High school in a dual debate Friday, April 19. The subject for debate will be: "Res.olve~; That jury systems should be abohshed· New Trier's teams will be composed of the following: affirmative-Dorland Davis, Lois Goldstein, and John Erickson; negative-Albert Denton, Lowell Comee, and Olin Sethness. Debate Coach Chester F.. Maclean will select the best debaters from the entire New Trier squad for the clash with Cleveland on May 10. This debate is considered the most important of the year for New Trier. Cleveland. champion of Ohio in 1927, was defeated by New Trier in that year, but won the decision over the north shore team last year. The Ohio team will uphold the affirmative of the jury question in the third clash between the two team s next month. A committee composed of Solon Reily, chairman and Betty Buckett has been appointed to arrange for the entertainment of the Cleveland debaters who will arrive on Friday, May 10, and stay for Saturday and Sunday. Roosevelt of Chicago and Kenosha. Wis., are t\Yo other teams which New Trier debaters will meet this spring . Dates for the Kenosha and Roosev elt debat e. have not been set. Roosevelt has suggested the last week in !\fay and has asked for the negative sid e of the jury question. Orders taken for fancy Ice Cream Moulds Ice Crum Snider-Cazel Drug Co. Wilmette PLAN BOXING PROGRAM Eight amateur boxers who participated in the Chicago-New York Golden Gloves tournam.ent recently_ w!ll I?rovide the attractiOn at the Mens mght program in the Shawnee Country club Monday evening, April 22, it was announced this week. J Le~ionnaires Make Plans for Boxin~ Show Aoril 8 Share Its Happy Living VERYTHING you cherish in happier living is generously found at The Orrington .. elegance tempered with simplicity . . friendly, courteous service . . commodious rooms brimful of comfort, leisure. pleasant living. And evident everywhere is a quiet, homelike quality -unique among hotels-that charms and holds an Orrington guest. You are invited to visit The Orrington .. to inspect its delightful apartments, a few of which are available now .. and to !tarn for yourself the reason why over 70% of Orrington guests have lived here, without change, ever since the hotel opened! E For reservations call University 8 700 Commanders of eleven American Lq:rinn posts met la st Friday eyening at 1940 Irving Park boul evard. Chicago, to complete plans for the all star amat eur boxing tournament to he given Monday evening. April 8. in th<> Hippodrome, LaV\ l ci1ce avenue and Clark street. Chicago. nesides the eight boxing bouts. added attractions include the Gold Dust twins, entertainers, numbers ln· four drum anrl bugle corps. the Peter P. H ucrtcr post orchestra, and "Hi Li" games. Proceeds from the e\·ent will be usf'd for service work in the seyenth district. Twelve Legion posts in this district sponsoring the show are: \Vinnetka. Xorth Shore, Evanston. \Vilmctte, Trowel. Sheridan. Rogers Park , ~ilcs Township, J os . M. Sesterhenn. Daniel C. Gibbons, X orthto\YI1, anrl Peter ]. Huerter posts. Fighters who will appear on ~{on day night's card include some of the co11testants in the recent gold glovrs tourney conducted by the Chicagu Tribune. Davie Miller, well known referee, will be the third man in the ring. GUIDE-LECTURE TOUR "Egypt," at 11 o'clock, and "Precious ~ems" at 3 o'clock, Monday, April 8, wtll be the subjects of the first of n~xt week's free guide-lecture tours at Field Museum of Natural Historv. Other days at the same hours subjects will be: Tuesdav "Birds and Their Homes" and "Industrial Models"; Wednesday, "Antelopes" and "Primitive Games": Thursday, two general tours of anthropological, botanical, geological and zoological exhibits, and Friday, "Primitive Costumes" and "Musical Instruments." Parties for these tours, under the guidance of staff lecturers, assemble inside the north entrance. EVANSTON'S LARGEST AND PINIST HOTBL ···················· Miss Jane Burrill. daughter of the ]. A. Burrills. 812 Greenwood avenue, returned to Rockford college the first of this week after spending the spring vacation with her parents.