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May 26, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Conference Track Stars Compete for Honors at Stadium Spirited rivalry among the specta- tors as well as competitors will be in evidence at the Western Conference Track and Field championships to be held at Dyche stadium, Northwestern university this Saturday afternoon. Alumni bodies of each of the ten competing schools are making a de- termined effort to outdo the other in both numbers and enthusiasm. Fach of the ten sections are to be decorated in the colors of the schools. Flags and bunting will be employed in generous amounts to make the stadium a gay," colorful scene. Those in charge of the various alumni groups are Miss Opal Powers, University of Chicago; Irvin W. Bar- nett, University of Illinois; J. Frank Lindsay, University of Indiana; Rob- ert Showers, University of Iowa; M. H. Gerlach, University of Michigan; G. E. Husby, University of Minneso- ta; Max Hayford, Northwestern wuni- versity; E. W. Schmunk, Ohio State; B. R. Gebhart, Purdue university; B. I. Peterson, University of Wisconsin. Northwestern university's band of 100 pieces will be on hand ready to play the songs of each of the schools. Glenn Bainum, band director, has been busy with the bandsmen getting them ready for the occasion and promises a lively musical program throughout the afternoon. Followers of Illinois and Iowa will be out in force since these two teams are regarded as strong possibilities to finish first. The Illini won the indoor meet last winter by a close advantage over Iowa but with the additional field events the Hawks are conceded a good chance of cutting down this lead. Northwestern, Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin are expected to pile up a number of points but hardly have the reserve strength to win sufficient points to place out in front. Indiana will be represented by its strongest team in years while Purdue, Chicago and Minnesota are all represented by a number of individual stars who will figure in the scoring. Preliminaries were to be held Friday afternoon and the finals will get under way Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the mile run. The pole vault and shot put trials will start at 1 and 1:30, respectively. CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The Scriblerus club of New Trier, had a social meeting on Friday, May 17, at the home of Cecilia Baldwin, 622 Washington avenue. An election of officers for the coming year was held and the result was as follows: Mar- jorie Bramer, president; Delma Cald- well, vice-president; Kingsley Karnop, secretary and treasurer. Several busi- ness matters were settled and a picnic discussed, then refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned. SELECT PROM DATE The date for the Senior Hop this vear at New Trier has been set for June 9. It has been decided that junior, seniors, and alumni will be allowed to attend. The Fair which was to have been given by the Girls' club at New Trier June 9, has been changed to a rum- mage sale and will be held in the city. All donations of old clothes and used articles are acceptable and will be taken care of if sent to the high school. A group of senior girls at New Trier are leaving this afternoon on a motor trip to Madison, Wis., where they will stay over the week-end at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wray of Glencoe, formerly of Wilmette, whose daughter, Clara Grace, is one of the group. (Jerr Mr. and Mrs. Burton H. Atwood, Sr., 829 Elm street, have moved to Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods. GIFTS from the Leather Section Besides the "Travel Necessities" in our Leather Section there are so many interesting rs Gifts in "in . b . Leather" that a visit to "Spauldings 18 sure to: prove interesting during the "Season of Weddings SPAULDING & COMPANY Jewelers Michigan Avenue CHICAGO Orrington Avenue EVANSTON Riie de la Paix PARIS MITZI FROCKS 624 DAVIS ST., EVANSTON UNUSUAL PRINTS p-U |) | | I The silk ensemble as fea- tured oy Mitzi is the dominant vogue for Sum- mer. Here the fashionable woman will find the new- est in mode at a nominal cost of its worth. Priced at only $25. 6334 COTTAGE GROVE AVE. iS Paris says it with prints. Here they are in all their newness . .. A marvelous selection . . . for Sports ...for Town ... for after- noon . . . for business. Un- usually priced at $15. SILK ENSEMBLES 624 DAVIS ST., EVANSTO! i 1] 342 MICHIGAN AVEKUE, NORTH RE ER ee, 3236 ROOSEVELT R DB J § ~~ . Od \ wf J