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WILMETTE LIFB January 18, 1929 North Shore .Girls Win New Scholarship Honors NORMAN HAPGOOD WILL ADDRESS MEN'S GROUP Noted Publicist and Diplomat to Be Guest of Israel Temple Men's Club Norman Hapgood, editor, pu~licist and student of world affairs, wtll be the guest and ·.; peaker at the next meeting fo the Men's club of No:th Shore Temple Israel, Vern~n and. Lmcoln a·venues, Glencoe. fhe dmner will take place in the auditorium of the Temple, :M onday, January 21, at 7 o'clock. Mr. Hapgood has been pron~inently identified with public issues smce ~e became editor of Collier's Weekly m 1905. Leaving that position in 1912 ~e headed the committee that secured tne election of Mayor Purroy Mitchel in New York. Later he edited Harper's Weekly until its merger with the Independent. In 1919 he became U. S. Mini·.;ter to Denmark and after two years of distinguished services as . an American diplomat, became a wnkr of feature articles in Washington for Universal Press Service. Here he came into contact with all the leading literary, newspaper and political men of the nation. He then edited Hearst'3 International Magazine until it was merged with the Cosmopolitan when be became a correspondent at Washtt tgton for a large syndicate of papers and became one of the leading authorities on newspaper writing and politics. He is now a writer of current com· ment and ·authoritative articles for leading magazines on political '5ubjects. At the request of the committee in charge, Mr. Hapgood has consented to speak on the two subjects concerning which he is a recognized authority, "Politics" and "The Press." fllneral Services Conducted in a Most Exacting Manner UR for. ty.five years of scientific research O in this field quqJifies us to render a most careful and conscientious service. A graduate lady assistant will be in attend· ance whenever required. This new funeral home will be under the management of Mr. M. H. Lieber of Winnetka. Estelle Englehardt, 915 Oak~ood avenue, Wilmette, and Edna E. Fntsch, Deerfield, were among twelve stude~1ts at Northwestern university to receiVe awards in recognition of high scholastic ·~tanding at a special hon<;>rs convocation held at Evanston thts week. Dr. Raymond Asa Kent, dean of the college of liberal arts, presented .a vo_lume of literature to each of the stx bovs and the six gi rl s in the freshman cl;ss of 1927-2R ""ho ranked highest in scholar ship. Dr. Roscoe Pound ·. dea_n of the law school at Harvard unlverstty, made the principal address. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Skinner, 1012 Greenwood ayenue, left this week for their winter place in Fairhope, Ala., to be gone until April. The Skinners are going to move to South Bend, Ind._. on their return from the south. M iss Theresa Schaefer, 1501 Washington a\·enue, entertained · seven friend·.; at luncheon on the occasion of her birthday last Thursda\'. In the evening she c1~tertained eight. members of her Five-hundred club at bridge. -0- - ··~{ » AMBULANCE SERVICE A · modern invalid coach in charge of courteous attendants will be stationed Hubbard Woods ready /or instant re· sponse at all times. at}<~·· -o- Telephones - Winnetka 3375 University 1065 Rogers Park 0071 Al,b ert N. Page, 901 Ashland avenue, returned this ,.,·eek from a business trip to Elyria, Ohio. NORTHSHOREF~ERALHOME WEIMESKIRCH & SONS Forty-Five Years on the North Shore 928 Linden Ave. South of Gage St. Hubbard Woods I FLUENT SPEECH This school ts prepared to teaell any man or woman. regardlcsil of birth or cducaUc!), to speak fl~tl'!ntly from th" platform. :n office or eoclctr. Pt:b!ic SiJenldnll C(lur-;e will give yon At!l\lrnn~. Confl:.l~nce, Mem<'r:l and Con\'ersntior.al ~trt'n!;~h . ( S11ecial co·.i rse given politicillns.) 'f~t' r'·urh. ?r:·dJ~a) EJ~5i l!sh Course.; co:-rc':!t <.>rrors and ·spec:Jall;:e ln Pronun,.,iation. S~c;llhg and Lc:ttu W!'lt :mr. M<:n :111d women scpa:-atcly. Clao;~s or private. Fluent Speech Studio M E. .Jackson Blvd. Harrleon 2'!61. Lewis Institute Invites Alumni to Reunion Week Silent Automatic Below Zero Now is the time to ask our users. in Silenee--Eeonomy DependabiUty...Sales It is not difficult to state the reasons for "Silent's" popularity-for "Silent'.s" amazing record of success. Read and consider the superior advantages this excellent oil burner offers. Realize that "Silent" has introduced into the modern home a radically new conception of comfort, cleanliness and satisfaction. Lewis Institute, Madison and Robey street5, Chicago, is planning a midwinter Home-coming for the week of Februarv 25 to March 2. The school is to be ·thrown open to the public during the entire week with exhibits of the school work in the daytime, and programs of interest each evening. An attempt will be made to reach as many as possible of the 50,000 students who have enrdlled in the ln5titute since its opening. in 1895. Many Lewis alumni are at present on the north shore and will be interested in this announcement. A local committee has been appointed in each of the suburbs to get in touch with fellow alumni and arouse enthusiasm for the reunion in February. Miss Pauline McCoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McCoy, 730 Ashland avenue, returned last week to Sarah-Lawrence college in Bronxville, N. Y., after passing the Christmas holidays with her parents. you cannot keep a good product from asserting its leadership. The Silent Automatic Oil Burner is an example of the demand for nothing but the best in heating ayatems. The strongest proof of "Silent's" efficiency, dependability, economy and comfort is found in .,Silent's" phenomenal sales-everywhere t -oMarjorie Smith, daughter of Dr. and Mn . C. G. Smith, 1325 Greenwood avenue, has returned to the University of Chicago where she is taking post graduate work for her master's degree. The Misse.; Helen and Virgini~ Seng, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Julius T. Seng, 1222 Chestnut avenue, will leave on January 27, to spend several weeks in Miami, Fla., and Cuba. SllE IJTOMATIC THE NOISELESS OIL BUA.NF.I -o- -o- Evanston Showroom, 1620 Sherman Ave. Greenleaf 700 Mr. and Mrs. Wendelin P. Seng 401 Lake avenue, will leave next Thursday for their winter home on Silver Lake, Leesburg, Fla., to be gorie until April.