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December 13, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE CHANGES RADIO HOUR lads with the accompaniament of I4arry Larson, organist for WGN. Mrs. George Steffens of Illinois road entertained sixteen small friends of her daughter, Lorraine, from 2 to 4 o'clock last Saturday. The occasion was Lorraine's sixth birthday. N. T. Heavyweight Pauline. Palmer Pictures in Shawnee Club Exhibit Cagers Will.Meet Two of Pauline Palmer's loveliest Fenger Saturday paintings are among showings that New Trier High school's heavyweight basketball team will make its first app~arance of .the season this Saturday n1g.ht when It meets Fenger High of Chtcago at the New Trier gymnasium. Capt. Carleton Schroeder, playing a guard position, will lead the New Trier cagers against a team which has already engaged in several contests this year. With the exception of Schroeder who is a veteran of last year, the north shore heavyweights are comparatively "green." Coach Clyde Grater announced this week that the starting lineup probably will be: Marshall Ling and Clayton Paulson, forwards; Richard Schuettge, center, and Tom Hici<s and Schroeder, guards. New Trier's lightweight team, which made an impressive showing against Senn High of Chicago last Saturdav will play the Fenger lightwe·ights. Last year the New Trier lightweights were champions of the Suburban league. On Saturday, December 21, New Trier will open its Suburban league season, playing Oak Park in a doubleheader on the home court. Mrs. Pauline Palmer-"Jane" ; "The Old Gown." Joseph P. Birren-"Three Score and Ten," "Bouquette Ranch," "Marshland Sentinel," "Tree Masses," "Eucalyptus Abloom," "Hillside VIllage." Karl A. Buehr-"Vermont, Wood Interior," "October Mist, Vermont," "StudY for a Mural." ' Frank V. Dudley-"Snowclad." ..A Song of Autumn," "Day Is Done."" ..Highway of the Clouds," "Gentian and Bittersweet," "Through the Blowout." Charles Kfllgore-"The Little White House," "Storm Clouds." Miss Anna Lynch-"Spanlsh Possessions," "Granada Gypsle," "Senorita of Seville," ":Midsummer Blooms." Sculpture : Artists-Stephen Beames, Mrs. Helen Orb Dawes, Miss Ellzabeth Haseltine, Albin Polasek, Emory P. Setdel, Ruth Sherwood, Mabel Lanstrum Torry, Fred M. Torry, Angelo Zlroll. Carl W. Stremmel, formerly of Kenilworth, but now of Evanston, who has been singing at 12 o'clock on Wednesdays from' station WGN on the Drake form the current loan exhibition at hotel, will now sing on the Tea-Time Shawnee Country club where there is program from 3 until 5 on Wednesday. a highly meritorious collection of Mr. Stremmel will sing popular halpaintings and sculpture by several artists of this region. The paintings and their artists · include the following: NORTH SHORE PEOPLE are pleased with the selection we offer. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $1.60 HOSIERY-3 PAIR $4.50 LINGERIE AND HOSIERY SHOP 1159 Wilmette Ave., Wilmette R eftresetftatioe will call by Phone Wilmette 4370 appoi11tm~11t U. S. N. A. ALUMNI DINE The Naval Academy association of Chicago will hold its annual dinnerdance in the Tower room of the Drake hot el this Saturday. Membership in the association is made up of Annapoli s alumni now in civilian life in the C hi c a~o area. J ohn Metcalf of Win netka is president, and W. B. McCandless, secretary. Mr. and Mrs. \.Varren Pease, 320 Leicester road, Kenilworth, entertained th eir Evening Bridge club on Monday of this wee k. Mr. and Mrs. Geo rge Kee ne of \ Vinnetka will entert ain the club on next ~I o nday evening. rAnnouncing The removal of our offices to the ~ift ~uggr.atinu.a /rom Snider·Cazel Drug Co. 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