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December 6, 1929 Catholic = WILMETTE LIFE Woman~s l.~eague Sponsors N. T. Tri-Ship Club Gets Widespread Publicity (Continued from Page 36 ) e other sch?ols which entered the to rfrhendly r~oresentatives to ~c th t e Rc ools Wtth the conditions of co;dia~u~~u:n~n~ndE to h extend to them t~encefment. after ~ecet~il)/;:~omatmecnodma tons rom gr·ouos th the b ovs. t h rough th eir adviser Tri-Shi'o B~y~~e~l~ttve committee of the a wa.rd to the bo b mhakes an honorarv or h h Y w o most fullv a.D sh?;,c ci~iz~nes~?ea~s of the club in. f.e llow: 'l ward is . D. ~nd soortmanshtp. This ' · UntQue m t hat it · 8 · mad e entirely I an school. award · by · th e boys of the Direct ContrlbutJons · ";An organization of the type here de~~~~be~o ~~~es ad direct ~ontribution not . . . . nee s and mterests o! the ~~~ll~o 1 ~tl~ua~l~ an~ collectively bJJt A .' ~ mtmstratiOn of th e schQ0' nmhathet1c administration is essentl~ to s~ .~uc an organizat·10 A "' f'chool will welcome ~ Progessive aid in carrying out t~uc a club as ?.n o· dary education." e purposes nf sec~wnshio High school boys were sent to t Benefit Program By Critic The Loyola Community Players gave an excellent performance of "Little Old New York" Friday evening November 29, in the Glencoe ;chool auditorium. This was the first appearance in Glencoe of this group of players, which is considered by manv to be the finest dramatic group on the north side and which is now making a tour of the various north shore suburbs. The play was sponsored by the North Shore Catholic Woman's league. "Little Old New York" was prod.ucecl in Chicago about seven years ago with Genevieve Tobin in the leading role, and scored. a decided hit. The work of the cast and the production Friday night compared very favorably with the original. All the members of the caste were particularly enthusiastic about thP.ir roles and played them with the ease and suavity of long experienced. performers. Too much of a favorable nature cannot he said of Miss Lorraine Bremner, who maintained her Irish accent to the very last and who made a nry charming boy as well as girl. During the intermission, members of the Chicago Concert orchestra under the direction of Curt H. Apel played appropriate selections. Mr. Ape! played se veral xylophone solos. New Management Since July 1st g~~~~\~8 t KENILWORTH 315 Cumnor Rd. INN 'Kenilworth 167 Meals Served Quiet Environments New Trier High schoo~ opens its 1929-1930 basketball season ·this Saturday night, December 7, when two lightweight teams will engage Senn High school of Chicago. . About the middle of Kovember l)efore the football season had .closed 197 boys reported to Basketball Coach Clyde Grater at the first practice call. Since then both the heavy\\t:ght and lightweight squads have heen cut. Twenty boys weighed in for light weight basketball practice Tul':;day afternoon of this week. T~n of this number, Frank Church, · Colin Finlayson. Paul Jones and John Borino, forwards; Harvey Klunder and Cecil \i\'illiams. center; and Elmer Becol, Albert Bows, Roy West and Hugh Saxon, gu~rds, comprise the lightweight f.rst strmg. Second string players who weighed in for lightweight pra.:tice Tu~sday were: Tom , Saxton, Ja.:k He1tman. Frank Belmont and Dick Joslin, forwards ; Fred Mitchell and Charles Kremer, centers; and Clyde Warble, Bill Oglesbee, Jack Hicks and I oe Berol, guards . . Heavyweight basketball practice got mto full swin~ when the football season closed. On Tuesday of this week c;oach Grater had the following boys Its ted on his heavyweight squad: Carleton Schroeder, Clayton Paulson, Richard Schuettge, Tom Hicks, Ed Cullen, Ct.aude Phillips, Bob Reschke, Claude H_~ll. Fred Lind, Albert Lind, Marshall Lm'!. Ge~rg.e Quinlan, Hugh Fleming, Tom Smdmg, Raymond Kimball, Frank Kaulbach, BiJl Turney, George Eaton, Russell Horn, "Bib" Connor, Tommy Walter and Ed Rudolph. Place Season Tickets on Sale for N. T. Cage Tilts . The Girls' club of New Trier school 1s pl.a!lnin.g to furnish blankets to need.y fam.thes tn the Chicago area as part of 1ts Christmas charity. All girls at New Trier are members of the club and they are now engaged in selling Christmas health seals. From Armistice dav to .Thanksgiving the New Trier giris assisted in the Red Cross subscription campaign. Miss Lulu-Wright is faculty sponsor of the Girls' club.