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.... : .. :. WILMETTE L~FE . December 7, 1928 . ) ·Mallinc:krodt Cage Teams MILK K~eps 'Mrs. Rile"' Chinese Battle in Tie Encounter Play Will Be Staged The third of a series of ·interclass at Evanston Club basketball games played · last Tuesday the Body Warm The elements that. keqJ the body ~a~ and comfortable these raw days, are found in our pure, fresh milk and cream. They contain butter. fats combined with other nutritious ingredients in easily assimilable form. at Mallinckrodt High school, put the senior winning team to a severe test. The juniors, not hc:ard of ~o much before as ke~n players, held the score in their favor until the last quarter. The seniors then putting up a strong fight managed to pull up until at t?e end of the game the teams were tte. Another game between these teams will decide the winner. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE · "God The Only Cause and Creator" will be the subject at the services in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Wilmette, Sunday morning, December 9 at the 11 o'clock service. The Sund~y school convenes at 9 :45 o'clock. WINNETKA SANITARY DAIRY 818 OAK ST. PH. WINN. 137 An Orrington Home is true economy Many of The Orrington's permanent guests have come here after selling WJ"or .. leasing expensive private homes. Not only has The Orrington offered these guests an economy in living, but its intelligent service has relieved them of the work and worry of household management. If you are irked by the cares and expense of a private home-why not dwell at The Orrington-in quiet elegance and home· like charm-at an actual saving over your prese~t mode of living? Alice c.' D. Riley's fantasy after the Chinese manner, '"Little New Moon," has , been chosen for .the pre-holiday play to be presented by the Fine Arh department of the Evanston Woman's club. It will be presented Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 11, and this performance will precede the three Playshop productions to be staged at the School of Speech the evenings of Dec. 12, 13 and 14. These are devoted primarily to the North Shore Theater guild, members of the play-writing classes and School of Spe·e ch students, so the week's performances will thoroughly cover the attention oi the various groups which have active interest in or are particular patrons of the dram.a in Evanston and on the north shore. One of the interesting features of the fantasy will be the costumes. These are being designed by Miss E. Louise Guernsey who has made intensive study, not only for the cut and color correct for ' the characters, but also for the symbols which form the decorations. The motif which decorates the costume of Key Fah, for example, the gardener of the Emperor, means "a garden," and the one which the juggler, Lee Sing, will wear, means "magic." In the real Chinese theater the robes used are truly regal, their cost often mounting into thousands of dollars. The Playshop hopes in their production to create beauty of color, line and design, in simple materials. The great bronze gong used in all the magic music for "Little New Moon," is an antique temple gong brought from China for the production. The beauty of the music of the Chinese gong is held unrivaled by that of any other gongs. Percussion instruments of both metal and wood will be much used in the Chinese orchestra which will play at the several productions. There will be four uses of the dance in "'Little New Moon." The Snowmaiden with her cold and the Desert Winds. with his heat are part of the dramatic effort of the Juggler to destroy the chrysanthemum. As they are cosmic forces, their dance-forms are free of Chinese restrictions. The battle dance with which Yinyin repels the Snowmaiden, is based on the stylized dance of the Chinese, as is the chrysanthemum dance given by Key Wing. The juxaposition of two styles makes interesting contrast. ·· · Thankstriving Festival Held at Harrison Hall A Thanksgiving pageant and festival were held the Tuesday before Thanksgiving at Harrison hall, National Kindergarten college. Pupils of the school and students at the college joined in a Thanksgiving donation of food and suppties for the Mary Crane nursery school at Hull house. There were a processional and presentation of the gifts prior to the pageant's presentation. Miss Edna Dean Baker, president of the college, gave a short address. Miss Clara Belle Baker, director of the children's school at the N. K. & E. C., recently delivered a series of four lectures on the teaching of reading at the Williamson county teachers' institute held at Marion, Ill. SHARE SOCCER TITLE The junior and senior girls share the soccer championship of New Trier. Recently they played to a 3 to 3 tie and played so hard in the second championship game that neither team could score. ·ORRINGTON EVANSTON·$ LARGEST AND PINBST HOTEl. GJtw ... Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Anne GansinP"er and Clarke C. Nevins, formerly of Wilmette, on November 21, at Joliet, Itt.