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WINNETKA TALK March 20, 1926 fo uv ) better ways for modern days [|New Trier Wins Prep Swim Meet in Home Waters By placing first in nearly every event, | swimmers representing New Trier High school Saturday night won the annual | Cook county interscholastic meet held |in the winner's pool. New Trier piled {up a total of 66 points, while Lane Tech., their closest rival, found it dif- ficult to collect 18. Maine township finished third with 17. It was mainly through the untiring efforts of Lawrence Davis, who swam to high point honors in the events, that the New Trier natators were able to pile up such an overwhelming score. Davis won firsts in both the 40 yard breast stroke and the 100 yard free style | events, and was a member of the vic- torious medley and 160 yard relay teams which gave him 1214 points. The points won in the tourney by each school were as follows: New Trier, 66; Lane Tech, 18; Maine town- ship, 17; Evanston, 7; Proviso, 1; Har- rison, 1; Morton, 0; Englewood, 0. Mrs. A. B. Collins and her two little sons of 655 Garland avenue departs to- day for a months' stay with her father and mother in Virginia. SS -- Mothers and Fathers... want the best wearing and the best: looking shoes --for their growing boy--that money will buy. Zhe DUD~CLIFF SHOE for Boys. rn 320 (0500 Fountain Square, Evanston _ M N / \ \ \44]37; "hia > 'Joliet Beats New Trier in Sectional Cage Tilt After winning the district basketball championship the previous week-end, New Trier High school cagers were de- feated last Friday evening in the sec- tional tournament by the close score of 15-13. The victors were the Joliet five, playing on their home floor, to the cheering of 5,000 Joliet fans. The game was fast and hard-fought, and New Trier made two baskets which were not allowed, which otherwise would have given them the game. On the preceding evening they had defeated La Salle by a score of 33-17. The team would prob- ably have beaten Joliet had the game not been on the home floor, it is thought. Another factor which entered into the contest was the fact that sev- eral members of the Gray and Green quintet were suffering from severe colds. Organize Music Clubs in Elementary Schools Music students of New Trier High school are co-operating with music supervisors of the township in es- tablishing small music clubs, patterned after the New Trier Music club, in the grammar schools of the various villages in the township. Clubs are already established at Wilmette, Win- netka and Glencoe, and one will be organized in Kenilworth in the near future, it was said. The high school students hold examinations for those who wish to join the clubs and help with the organization. Much interest in-the movement is being displayed by the pupils of the grammar schools, it is said. Mrs. Melville C. Chatten of 1025 Dinsmore road regent of the Kaskaskia chapter, is leaving Tuesday to attend the Daughters of the American Revo- lution convention in Peoria. Day-Peirce Wedding on April 5, Event of Local Interest Invitations were issued along the north shore this week for the marriage of Miss Dorothy Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis Day, formerly of Winnetka, to Stanley Keith Pierce, son of Mrs. Alden Pierce of Evanston, which will take place on Easter Mon- day, April 5, at Christ church, Winn- netka. The Rev. E. Ashley Gerhard will read the service at 4:30 o'clock, and a reception will follow immediately at the home of the bride's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MacLeish, of Craigie Lea, Glencoe. Miss Day has chosen Mrs. Thomas Hough of St. Louis as matron of honor, and the bridesmaids are to be Mrs. Lewis Andrew Day, a recent bride, and Mrs. John Magie. Mr. Pierce's best man will be John Knoche, and the ushers Lewis Andrew Day, John Magie, James Keefe and George Butler. A number of affairs are being plan- ned for the bride-elect, among which will be the theater party for the en- tire bridal party to be given by Mr. and Mrs. John Magie of innetka, Wednesday, March 31, when the Magies will take their guests to a per- formance of "Louie the Fourteenth" at the Illinois theatre, and the dinner to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hough at the Palmer house preceding the theater party. Mrs. George Stanley Parker of 200 Linden street and the J. Lawrence On- derdonks of 190 Linden street have re- turned from their trip to Asheville, N. C. --Q-- Mrs. Danile Noe of 1432 Asbury ave- nue, Hubbard Woods, had as her guest last week, her father, Carl Bergmann, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 1141 Greenleaf Avenue on ET 1 Vigan A A Heterodyne--Neutrodyne Calcimine What does it matter? As Long As It Works in your home Find out for yourself at our expense the kind of a set that works best in your home. Try any of the below sets in your home for three nights without expense or obligation. Fada -- Pfanstiehl -- Kellogg Crosley -- Carlson -- Stromberg BOB'S RADIO SHOP at the North Shore Depot Wilmette 3573 .