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January l7. 1930 WILMETTE LIFE 41 ENDS LECTURE TOUR. Mrs. A. Starr Beat of Evanston Returns to Teach Drama Course at Garrett I natitute Returning· from an early winter lecture tour in Florida to teach a twelve weeks' course at Garrett institute in the drama, and to supervise the judging of the manuscripts entered in the Drama league's national religious play contest, Mrs. A. Starr Best of Evanston, is deep in the drama movement with which her name is nationally and internationally coupled. While in Florida she gave a series of lectures on the drama in Jacksonville, Orlando, Winter Park and Tampa and gave single lectures in other places in the state. At Garrett she is teaching three courses, one in the elements of the use of drama in the church, another in elementary drama, and the third an evening seminar in play appreciation. The contests organized by the Drama league, both sacred and secular. have closed, and a local committee appointed by Mrs. Best is doing the preliminary judging of the 104 manuscripts entered in the sacred drama contest. Its members include Gareth P . Leverton of the School of Speech faculty, Prof. Oliver Farnsworth Mrs . Edwin Price, Miss Greta Goffe, Eugene Frost, Mrs. Ralph Dennis, John Allen Stewart, Mrs. Bertha Burrill. Mrs. Frederick Dickinson and Edward Crowley. The final judging wilJ be done by Dr. Norman Richardson~ Harold Ehrensperger and Mrs. Best. Results are expected to be readv for announcement before April when the results of the judging of the secular play contest will be given out. now ·.· blinding, treacherous snow ··· clinging to the windshield . . · clogging the squeegee · · . blocking, stalling cars on lonely roads. You're up against it on the highway! 31 Kenilworth Scouts Enjoy Jaunt to Cary Robert W. Townley, athletic director at the Joseph Sears school in K ... nilworth, !ook thirty-one Boy Sco11ts on a winter hike to Cary last Satnrday. Although the weather was too mild for ~kating the group spent the day skiing and tobogganing. The bo~vs report that they skied on thirty- se\'en 1 different hills. The tri') to Cary was made by bus, and the boys who went were: B'Jb Burns, Harry .Weese, Paul Leach. , Henry Eggert, Stanley Hillman, Laury Botthof, Cy MacKinnon, Bill Shades, Stanley Knight, David Weimar, David Elmgren, Bill Robertson, Tom Hild.e brandt, Bob Fulton, Jack Byrne, Donald Vail. Jim. Fitzgerald, Tom Crit tenden, Fred Workman, Donald Cooke, George Benson, Bob Cutler, Jack Sinding, Bruce Granstrom, Frank Carr>enter, Richard Holmes, Paul Cornell, Robert MtiCloud., Russell Cooke, Ben Matthews, and Jack Stebbins. If the weatl)er is favorable, Mr. Townley plans a similar hike this Saturday for . boys wh;:> were unable to go last week. Craig B. Ketchum, 611 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, gave a stag dinner in honor of Wesley Blom of Evamton who has left for San Francisco to enter business. The guests were business associates of Mr. Ketchum and Mr. BJorn. Mrs. Blom and her small daughter are spending the time until they leave for California tu join Mr. Blom, with Mrs. Blom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pease 0f Kenilworth. M iss Inez Webster, 314 Oxford road, Kenilworth, who returned to Smith college last week, stopped off at Utica, N. Y. to attend a party at Hamilton college. Miss Webster arrived at Smith last Friday to resume her studies. -o-Mrs. Grant Ridgeway, 207 Cumberland road, Kenilworth entertained her afternoon bridge club at luncheon at he~ home on Tuesday of this week. ~ Eleetrie lnterurbans -o- Motor Coaeb Boatel You'll Make Better Time on the Electric! Ride 70 miles an hour Make use of our Outing and Recreation Bureau. Free in· formation on outings, trips, recreation centers, and edu· cational tours throughout the Chicago Metropolitan Area. For aehedula, farea and information, phone North Shore Line Tiekec OJ]iee: WILMETTE PASSENGER STATION-Phone Wilmette 2514 -o- 'CHICAGO NORTH SHORE and MILWAUKEE R.R.CO. The Road of Servu1