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December 21, 1928 . Wll METTE LIFE' 37 Inter-Troop St~out Contest Won by Kenilworth Boys The Kenilworth Boy Scouts, troop · No. 13, undefeated by any north sh'Jre Scouts' group in the last seven years, won more laurels last Friday night, December 14, when · they took first place in the annual north shore inter-troop Scouting contest held at the Kenilworth Union gymnasium. The Kenilworth Scouts ·had twentyeight points to their credit. Evanston troop No. 7. was second with thirteen. Evanston t :·oop· No. 3 finished third with ten points, and Evanston troop No. 5 fourth with three. Points were a warded 0::1 the basis of proficiency in drilling, knot tying, semaphore -and Morse code signaling, fire by flint and steel, and fire by fiction . With the exception of fire by friction, in which troop No. 7 of Evanston had the most points, Kenilworth excelled in every event, winning the contest decisively in spite of the fact that h,;enty-ninc out of fifty-eight boys were absent on account of illness or for other reasons. One hundred eighteen north shore Boy Scouts, principally from Kenilworth and Evanston, were entered in the various events of the contest. Walter :McPeck, north shore areJ Scout executive,. was head judge. He was assisted by Robert ]. Hildebrandt, ] ack Banks. ] effrcy Poole. George Stocking, and Bailey Barnes. \ V. Chessman was timekeeper. Mr. and Mrs. Post and Jeannette Post of Abhottsford road. Kenilworth left today for Lincoln, Neb. where they will spend the Christmas holidays. -oM iss Marjorie Oleson, 240 Woodstock avenue, Kenilworth returned home from \¥ard Belm. o nt school, Nashville. Tenn. last \V ednesday. Mr. and Mrs. \tVilliam Lewis Dal rymple, 624 Isabella street \Vilmettf' will have as house guests for thr Christmas holidays, Mr. and Mrs. 1. \Vilson Dalrymple of the Ct!rtis hot~!. Minneapolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen11 A. Lawrence and their small daughter. Betty ] ane, of Cleve land. COUGH E.O.C. SYR.UP Don't suffer with cough or bronchitis when E. 0. C. cough syrup is guaranteed to , relieve coughs of long standIng. Prevents pneumonia. for Sale at Your Drug Store Yuletide Season Musicale to Usher ·in Joyous Christmas Musicale Program I "Winter Song" ......... . . . . . Frederick FiPld Bullard "Absent" ......... Metcalf "Po' Lil' Lamb" ...... Parks "Morning" ... . .. Oley Speaks By the Quartet II AN INVITATION The Georgian cordially invites you to attend one of the outstanding musicale events of the season . . .. next Sunday . The program at the left, under the direction of Ernau Akely, hints of the pleasures in store for those who enjoy beautiful music. Christmas Dinner To those who know Georgian cooking there is no need to c!escribe the delectable f o o d which will be served here on Christmas Day. "Love if for Nothing Else" . . . . . .. Harling "Plantation Love Song" ... . . . . . . . . . . . . Deems Taylor "Spanish Gold" .. ....... . .. . ...... . . Howard Fisher "No Candle Was There and No Fire" .... . Lehmann "Drums" . . . . . . . . . . . . .l\1eale Arthur Ranous III "Good King Wenceslas" .. . . . .... .. . .... Traditional "Silent Night" .... .. . Gruber "Here a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella" .............. . . . . . . . Old Provencal Noel in two parts "Gesu Bambino" ... ... . Yon "The Birthday of a King" .......... Neidlinger By the Quartet IV "Novelette" ... .... McDowell "Romance" ... Sturkow-Ryder "Valse Parisienne" ... Schuett Ernau Akely It is rather important to make your reservations e~rl y. however. to avoid disappointments . . . . because our chef says he has a "right merry dinner in store for you." Whe G{roJ]ian An Address of Distinction v "Sunset" .... Van de Water By .the Quartet THE QUARTET Omar Covert, first tenor Arthur Scott, second tenor Arthur Ranous, baritone Frank Collins, bass Ernau Akely, pianist DAVIS at HINMAN-EVANSTON T eI ep h o n e G re e n I e a f 4 1 oo B. E. de Murg, Manager