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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1923 NEW TRIER WINS MUSIC CONTEST Team of Girls Will Enter the Finals New Trier High school defeated the Deerfield-Shields High school in the preliminary Music Memory contest held at New Trier Thursday, March 15. In consequence of the victory a team of five pupils will represent New Trier in the final contest to be held at Orchestra hall Chicago, on Satur- day, March 31. Winning students who will repre- sent New Trier are, Olga Reinhold, Pauline Manchester, Katherine Ham- ilton, Lillian Fitch and Elizabeth Francoeur. The first four of this group had peyfect papers and the last two were tied for fourth hon- ors. Pauline Manchester, Katherine Hamilton and Lillian Fitch were on last year's New Trier Music Memory contest team. A large attendance marked the con- test. In the interval while the judges were examining the contestant's pap- ers, the Little Symphony orchestra, George Dasch, director, gave a de- lightful .concert. The entire Chicago Symphony will play for the final contest on March 31 at which a score of schools in Chi- cago and vicinity will be competitors. Persons desiring to attend the con- test and program at Orchestra hall, -are requested to make reservations with Mrs. Homer E. Cotton, super- visitor of music at New Trier High school. IF KING TUT AWOKE! Suppose King Tut woke up and saw the electric light in his tomb ?--Nash- ville Tennesseean. fe ES A Feature of Appearance EYEGLASSES are a striking feature of | one's appearance; either because they are very good, in point of style, or very bad. This need not be a matter of chance. It is quite in the hands of your opti- cian, who should know and care. Long experience in eyeglass making, coupled with an in- terest in the impor- tance of this feature ofit,make AlmerCoe Opticians of great assistance to you in | choosing glasses. Almer (oe &(ompany Opticians 527 Davis Street North Shore Hotel Bldg. Phone Evanston 6804 America can feed and care for these Chapters in the State, Mrs. Northam announced. Miss Anna A. Gordon of Evanston, World and National President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Un- ion; Miss Julia HOLD LENTEN CAMPAIGN FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF appeal. Lathrop and Mrs. Medill McCormick, of Chicago, are among those on the national special relief committee co-operating in this Mrs. Martin Kent Northam of Ev- ston, chairman of the Woman's de- partment, Near East Relief, announc- es a special lenten campaign among the women's organizations in Illinois to meet the emergency confronting the relief organization. "There are more than 2,000,000 re- fugees from Asia Minor now home- less," said Mrs. Northam. "Among this number are 20,000 orphans re- moved from Asia Minor by Near East Relief to places of safety. Unless Breaking home ties often means pain and sorrow, both to those who go and to those who stay. 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