The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

56 WILMETTE LIFE December 13, 1929 New Trier's Aviation Class When styles demand that woman's ·figure should have lovely, graceful, perfect lines, STAYFORM is the ONLY foundation garment that meets the requirements. STAY FORM is designed on perfect lines, and perfection cannot oe improved upon; for this reason STAYFORM has been years in advance of everything else on the market. STAY FORM is, therefore, the IDEAL foundation garment for today's style, the new Princess Gown-now that Perfect Lines of the figure are being recognized and admired. THE STAYFORM SHOP STATE BANK AND TRUST BUILDING, Fountain Square Phone Greenleaf 7077 EVANSTON 1009 Lake Street (The Forsyth Bldg.)-OAK PARK Phone Euclid 5392 lMgewater Beach Hotel l6!~ CHICAGO SHOPS 4U1 Lincoln Avenue .'57 FJ. Madison BtevenB Bldg. St. 8!5 B. 68rd St. :!llllnuir Qtumrra <&ifts T WENTY "air-minded" New Trier High school boys. shown aboYe with their instructor, R. L. F. Biesemeier, have taken up the study of the mechanics of a·viation. The group recently made a trip to Sky Harbor, where the boys inspected the airport and were taken on demonstration flights with experienced pilots. The other picture, taken in the shop where the class meets, sh_ows in the background the airplane motors which were given to New Trier High school by the United States government to encourage the study of aviation. R. L. F. Bie~emeier. the aviation mechanic s instructor, is shown at the extreme left of the group pict~re in the front row . Members of the class. reading from left to right, are: Front row-Henning Jansson, Ossian Cameri on. Earl narcs, Herbert Otten, and Victor Schultz; middle row-George Grommcr, Carleton Schroeder, John Barrett, Raleigh Blake, Lester Carlson, .Arlo Anderson. Ralph Bates, Donald Cornell, Shen\'oOd ~elson. and Ralph JS.unnfcldt; back row-Philiv Born, Edward Mendum, Earl Lingle, Don Mcintyre, and James Faucett. Tht! All-the-Year Gilts lor All the Familfl ]YON & HEALY presents a complete L selection of Movie Cameras of the leading makes to Christmas shoppers. A new Movie Camera just added is the Victor [illustrated] which embodies every movie camera requirement. Co~~t~lder State Daughters, 1812, Real Estate Board Hold Annual Luncheon Elects Officers at The Illinois society of the United States Daughters of 1812 held its annual luncheon Tuesday, December 3 at the Auditorium hotel, in recognition' of Illinois statehood. . The g:uests were received by the gracwus chairman of the social committee, Mrs. John G. Barnett of Wilmette, and her assistants, also the president, Mrs. Arthur J. O'Neill. An appetizing luncheon was served at tables attractively decorated \1\'ith flowers. Members were present from Bloomington and other cities in the southern part of the state. The program consisted of groups of songs by Mme. Joan Young; "December :flistory of Early Illinois," Mrs. Edward G. Snodgrass, state chairman of patriotic education, and "Illinois of Today," by Maj. Norman A. Imrie of Indiana. Mrs. Leslie McArthur, formerly of Kenilworth and now of Bridgeport, Conn., is spending this week in Kenilworth visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Burch of 163 Abingdon avenue. Meeting Monday The next regular dinner-meeting of the North Shore Real Estate board will be held Monday, December 16, at 6:30 o'clock at the Green Tea Pot, Highland Park. ·This is regarded as the most important meeting of the year, since the election of officers for the ensuing year is to be held at this time. Following is the slate to be recommended by the Nominating commith:e: For president, A. ]. Woodcock. For vice-president, R. B. Webster. For secretary, C. R. Norman. For treasurer, Margaret E. Byrn. For director (3 years), Harold R. TheBe FamoUII Make11: VIetor £1ne . · from 8125 to 8195.00 Fllmo · from 8120 to 1245.00 £1ne Kodaks from 875to 8175.00 £1ne-Anseo · · 8120.00 Zelas Klname · 885.00 DeVry · · 139.50 Patbe . 145.00 Vant. Junior Police Receive ·Their Raincoats, Hats Evanston Store: 615 Davis St. Raincoats and hats for the Wilmette Junior Police arrived this week. The outfits were purchased for the youthful "policemen" by the parent-teacher organizations of the village. "Hap" Gathercoal of the Wilmette Play-oground and Recreation · staff, is in The Misses Eva and Helen Elliott, of charge of the Junior Police, whose Ithaca, N. Y., are the guests of their chief duty is to assist younger children niece, Mrs. J. C. Carpenter, Essex road, across street crossings near school Kenilworth, for over the holidays. buildings before and after school hours. .,