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WINNETKA TALK November 17, 1928 22 AA I III ITI ITITI IIT IIIIIIIIIZAS Gavel Club to Hold Debate Tournament to Pick Champion -- On Ball Committee Zl- aa ON (rd NW a hristmas Giving ~ i ff ot el SUNT ¥ Living g Pe ce SST ol GIFTS & Healy Kind There is a certain kind of gift for which you have always looked to Lyon & Healy's. For years you have taken the pains to make countless trips to the Loop for it. But this year it is right at your door--at the new Lyon & Healy's in Evanston . . . that same fine piano . . . that same well-known radio . . . the many things--in- cluding cameras--for which you can now look to this store. ke --Here in Evanston Pianos--Used Pianos--Music Rolls-- Radios -- Radio Combinations--Phono- graphs -- Phonograph Records -- Sheet Music--Musical Literature--Band In- struments--Instrumental Accessories-- Harps -- Cameras (still, movie and color)--Camera Accessories and Sup- plies--Developing and Printing-- Piano Repairing, Moving and Storage -- Radio Installing and Repairing -- Con- cert Ticket Service of the Lyon Evanston 615 Davis St. The Gavel club, debating organiza- tion of New Trier High school, is hold- ing a debate tournament to pick the champion debater of the club. Pair- ings for the twenty members of the club taking part in the tournament were announced this week as follows: Richard Gage vs. Ralph Dillon, Olin Sethness vs. Earl Lingle, John Erick- son vs. Joe Stixrud, Richard Nichales vs. Kurman, Bob Livingston vs. Rich- ard Older, Lowell Comee vs. Ralph Horsting, John Warren vs. Albert Denton, Dick Longini vs. Jim Alsdorf, Dick Barnard vs. Schilbach, and Solon Reiley vs. Fred Schmidt. These debates will be judged by members of the club. The club meets each Friday during the school year. Its program for the year includes sev- eral short talks on debate strategy by Chester E. MacLean, New Trier debate coach, and speeches by several out- siders. Among these speakers are: Miss Gertrude Baylis, on a year's leave of absence from China, who will talk on the legal system in that coun- try, and Dr. Clark from Korea. One of the chief purposes of having outside speakers for the club, according to Debate Coach Maclean, is to provide speech material and theme subjects for the members. Photo by Moffett Miss Katherine Buchanan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Buchanan, 1044 Greenwood boulevard, Evanston, is a member of the decorations com- Mrs. Phillip Sheridan Smith, 571 Or- chard lane, entertained the North Shore Study club at her home yester- day. Mrs. Ethel Colson Brazelton was the speaker of the afternoon."Current mittee for the Junior league ball to be | Events" was her subject. held at the Evanston Country club No- =o Mrs. Neil Dawes, 1034 Westmoor vember 28. Mrs. Harry A. Kimbark is : ' road, entertained at luncheon at the chairman of the committee. Arts club in Chicago yesterday. 7 / We qo OCCASION Our fashions will icipate in all local smart LEB Se. N occasions this N season, that is N NY sure Because NI \ Eva Karon Schuve N ff ; i } ] 2} S Sl Z. Js t small cost Ny ai small cost. hol § H hy Lu Lh "~ 4 Hl oT SOOO RRA EVA KARON SCHUR owns and Sportswear TH SHORE HOTEL - 1605 CHICAGO AVE. EVANSTON 0000000009000 0000000000000000009000000000000009000009