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December 27, 1929 SUBURBAN LE . ACUE BOARD . I I ·ARRANGES GRID PROGRAM .______________. New Books WILMETTE LIFE s The Alpha Phi Mothers' club has planned a benefit bridge party to be given at the Alpha Phi Sorority house on Northwestern campus, January 16, at 2 o'clock. The prizes will include those for each table. "Speedway" Ia Holiday Community House Film A splendid cast appears in next Friday and Saturday's picture at Community House. In the first place, William ·Haines is the star; second, third, etc., come Anita Page, Ernest Torrence, . Karl ·Dane, and John Miljan. The picture is "Speedway" and fulfills the promise of its title by thrilling automobile races and daring ~pi sodes in the air. Of course, Haines brings his wise-cracks-and they're clever! There is something indescribable about William Haines that f!ndears him to the hearts of movie fans. You will like him again in 11 Speedway" at Community House Friday and Saturday, January 3 and 4. The Saturday matinee performance is at 2 !30 o'clock. Other showings are on regular schedule of 4 o'clock on Friand continuous from 7 :15 o'clock both evenings. Among the new books at the Wilmette Public library one finds the following, including eight volumes of fiction and eleven of the non-fiction New Trier High school's Suburban type: league football schedule for 1930 \\'as Fiction · announced this week following a meeting of the league board of control Atherton-Dido. Thursday of last week at the Harvard- Davis-Whirlwind. Yale-Princeton club in Chicago. Fred- Erskine-Sincerity. erick A. Kahler, dean of boys at New Glaspell-Fugitive's Return. Trier, is chairman of the board of La Farge-Laughing Boy. control. Weston-Around the World. Proviso, of Maywood., will be New Webb-Gone to Earth. Trier's fir st Suburban football league opponent next season. The game is Wodehouse-Intrusion of Jimmy. Non- Fiction scheduled for October 11 and will be played at New Trier. Fisher-Self· reliance. The following week on Octoher 18 Becker- Books as Windows. Morton High school, of Cicero, will O'Neill-Glens of Antrim. · play at New Trier, and on October 25. Milne- By Yfay of Introduction. the north shore boys go to Oak Park Silberer-Caprice. for their first league game away from Lubbock-Earlham. home. Maccunn-Mary Stuart. P·l ay Evanston Nov. 1 Warwick-Life's Ebb and Flow. The Evanston-New Trier ga~ne , Seeley-Expansion of England. which is usuatlv held about Thanks- Voltaire-Age of Louis 14. giving time,will be on November 1 next Haley-XIT Ranch of Texas. year. Thi5 date was picked by the Subur··- - · ·ban league board of control in view board was the hiring of officials for ~ f the fact that Northwestern univers· league basketball games. The board tty plays 2.way from home on ~ovember is seriously considering using a single 1. November 22, another po~ stble date official for the se games, instead of a for the Evan ston - ~ew Trter fracas, I referee and an umpire as is the case was eliminated because Northwestern now. A 1· 1 · 1 plavs at home that week. · an open d a t c, tl1us far - ovem 1)er g IS N · move · bto es tab ts11 mtra-mura · 1 comon New Tri er's 1930 foot hall schedule. petitiOn. et.ween t le vanous eague 0 N her 15 the Gra and Green schools ts bemg spon s ore~ by the. boar.d ~ ovem S Y a 1 of control. As an expenment m thts wtll clos~ the uburban 1 eague se - phase of interscholastic atheletic competition New Trier's winning intrason , playt~~ Deerfield at Deerfield. In addt~IOn to the games already mural playground baseball team wilt sc~edule~ m the Suburban league, New play the winning team from Morton _________________________ : Tner :vill play two or three other , High school next spring. games· tf they can he arranged. The~e will probably be with Lindblom of ChtI ·cago, Waukegan, and one other team. I Artistic I Want Frosh, Soph Games I The Suburban league board o f conI I trol. m addition to drawing up the I 1930 football ', schedules for the stx Your home has Its own atmosphere. I member schools at its meeting last Wltll the aid of our Interior I week, transacted other business. Repdeeorators you can express th!~ I lndlvldualft:r In the decorations. I resentatives of a majority of the league schools expres·s ed themselves as favor- 1 ing freshman -sophomore inter-school I e football games to supplement the I varsity games. Contests between light- : Painter and Decorator weight te'a ms of the vario1,1s league . 1 schools were discussed as a third pos-1': 1030 Greenleaf Phone 2764 sibility. 1 Another matter taken up by the '························· New Trier to Open 1930 Season With Provi.O; Play EV8bston High November 1 Fot Rent · Woman's Club of Wilmette New Auditorium, wlth ftneat and best fitted stage, spacious ballroom floor. Small Auditorium. "" ·;l'.. f . Lounge, attractively furnish· Large Committee Room.. -.Fot Information CGll · ·~ Wiimett~· 1928 ·. They Are Delicious Let us have your order now for fancy ice crea~ moulds, pies, cakes, etc. for your New Year's party or dinner. Serving North Shore Residents for more than 25 Years Snider·Cazel ·Drug Co.· 1 16 7 WILMETTE AVE. WILMETTE 400-40 l Auto Delivery Service in Wilmette and Kenilworth , DECORATING First Church of Christ, Scientist WILMETTE, ILLINOIS M portenhauser announces a Free Lecture on Christian Science BY CHAIRS and TABLES I'OB JU·DGE FREDERICK C. HILL, C. S. OF CLINTON, ILLINOIS Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. RENT L We are prepared to furnish the .extra chairs and tables neces· sary to make your holiday festivities a success. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY AT 8 O,CLOCK 3, 1930 MoviNG · PA<;KING · SHIPPING · LoNG DISTANCE HAULING D)ENSCH .FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE 521 MAIN STREET . Wilmette 32 IN THE CHURCH EDIFICE r j CENTRAL A VENUE AND TENTH STREET I ' '·I, ' ·! STORAGE~ WILMETTE, ILL. University 7317 ;. The public is cordially invited to attend ' u ,, j . . - . . . -·