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52 WINNETKA TALK April 28, 1928 he Geneva, Illinois GENERAL REAL ESTATE A.L. Carlisle State & 3rd Sts. Those from the Kenilworth Garden club leaving for Cincinnati this week- end to attend the meetings of the Garden club of America, are Mrs. Gilbert Kelly, Mrs. Sidney Ball, Mrs. Hugh Foresman, Mrs. Grant Ridgway, and Mrs. Bently McCloud. IREDALE Winnetka 1332 CHAIRS and TABLES for RENT STORAGE NEW TRIER WINS This year appears to be a banner one for New Trier High school in matters athletic. = With the passing of very successful seasons in football, basketball, and swimming, New Trier's baseball team has started out by win- ning. In their first game of the sea- son they defeated Evanston High school easily with a final score of 9-2. The only factory in the United States that manufactures both airplanes and airplane motors is located 'in Moline, Illinois. "My Family Enjoys Living in aw Deere Park? "Every one in the family is so keenly enjoying all seasons of the year in this beauty spot. Summer, winter, spring or fall--it makes no difference, Deere Park is beautiful, and Deere Park is their home. "The family has learned to know one another so much better since we are in our own home, enjoying our own fireside. "The children are ving in their play in this healthful, fresh air. My wife has learned to appreciate our motor car, for she can drive on uncongested roads now. And I am a better worker for the restful relaxation of the place, after a day at the office. "Yes, my whole family enjoys living in Deere Park." --at the Lake J) HIGHLAND PARK A DEERE PARK RESIDENT. DEERE PARK Sheridan Road (Route 42) to North Boundary of Glencoe BAIRD & WARNER DIVISION OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT 4a 646 N. Michigan Avenue Superior 1855 SS EN ------) New Trier Players to Present Noyes' Drama, "Sherwood" By M. B. Just as no tale of Robin Hood would be complete without an account of his love for the poor, so would it be incomplete without showing how he often risked himself to help his com- rades. In "Sherwood," Alfred Noyes has taken many of the myths sur- rounding the life of Robin and worked them into the play. Beginning at the point of his banishment, the play deals with many of the characters and the incidents that are associated with him. Will Scarlet has been condemned to die by being hanged. Disguised as an old man, Robin offers to kill him by -- | his own bow, in the absence of the hangman, with three shots. Instead of doing that, he uses the shots to cut the rope that binds Will, and to kill one of the guards; then, under the protection of his merry men, and with the aid of a strange Black Knight, Will is taken back to the forest. Prince John is not alone in his de- sire to harm Robin. His mother, Queen Elinor, plots with her son to bring sorrow and unhappiness to Robin and Lady Marian. After Marian has followed her lover to the forest, Queen Elinor in turn pursues her and tries vainly to kill her; but she is saved by her quick-footed little fool, Shadow-of-a-Leaf. Again, later in the play, it is this same Shadow-of-a-Leaf who. helps Robin to escape from the cell into which John has thrown him. John has his men seal up the wall, thinking in this way to do away with him and be ususpected, Robin Hood escapes, but is wounded, and the fol- lowing day in Sherwood forest, he is found to be gravely ill. The only thing that can be done is to take Robin to a convent where the Prioress is noted for her skill in treat- ing with herbs. Here he is taken to be cured; however, Queen Elinor has come just before him, and, pretending to the Prioress that she intends to help him, she is left with him. She finally obtains her vengeance by bleed- ing him to death. By the time Lady Marian arrives, Robin is near death. Alone and unprotected, Marian falls easily into. Elinor's trap. She stabs Marian and leaves the convent. The play is a serious one, and rather a large undertaking for high school students, but the cast is in the capable hands of the Players. The New Trier Dramatic ¢lub promises a very inter- esting performance Saturday night, April 28. Miss Elizabeth Stanwood is directing. SCRIBLERUS CLUB MEETS The Scriblerus club of New Trier High school met last week at the home of Delma Caldwell, 930 Linden aventie, Wilmette, The Scriblerus club is the writers' club, membership being given only to those whose liter- ary contributions for "tryouts" are deemed of sufficient high caliber by the members of the club. The Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority has set the date for its informal spring party as Friday evening, May 11. The party will take place at the sorority house. --_--Q-- The Delta Upsilon fraternity is giv- ing its spring party Saturday evening, May 5 WITHOUT L 0 A N S COMMISSION On Desirable Homes and Apartment Buildings John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance Company A. D.. LANGWORTHY, Loan Agent' od w. Adams St., Chicago «: