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] June 26, 1926 WINNE TKA TALK 17 Yale Gives Degrees to Two North Shore Students This Week | Two north shore men are counted | among the graduates of Yale univer- sity this week. They are Robert O. Clark of 596 Oak street, Winnetka, and Edward Gay Mason of 490 Jeffer- | son avenue, Glencoe. Mr. Clark is the son of Edwin Hill Clark, Yale '00, and prepared for Yale | at the Eliot school, the North Shore Country Day school and at Phillips- | Andover. At Sheff he took the course | in general science. He was a scholar of the second rank in freshman year and received general one-year honors for excellence in all studies in sopho- more year and two-year honors in junior year. He heeled the News in freshman year, was assistant manager of the varsity track team in junior vear and manager in senior year, re- ceiving his "Y." He was a member of the Undergraduate Athletic associa- tion, belongs to the Andover club, the Torch honor-society, and The Colony and Berzelius. Mr. Mason is the son of Edward H. Mason, Yale 92. He prepared for college at the New Trier High school and at Phillips-Andover. In freshman vear he was on the fall crew squad, and in 1924 he competed for manager- ship of the hockey team. He also went out for swimming, tennis and squash, and in freshman year he heeled the News. He served on the budget com- mittee in sophomore year, is a member of the Andover club, the University club, Delta Kappa Epsilon, and the Elihu club. Other graduates of Yale this year | who studied at New Trier are Henry | Godfrey Phillips, Jr., of Evanston, and | Frederick Roe of Chicago. Mrs. Frank E. Plowman, 421 Linden avenue, has left Winnetka to visit her mother and sister, who live in Holly- wood, Cal. 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000LOO000COOCES®SSO®SS || = ooo oooooroooooooo: COO OOO OOOO OO xx) 1 ---------- A Henry C. Lytton & Sons State and Jackson--Chicago THE@® [UB \l | = = =A = = H IN OUR SHOP KRINKNOT The Only Perfect Fabric for Smart Summer Clothes NEW EVANSTON RINKNOT is a wiry, porous worsted that will not wrinkle. Tailored according to the strictest custom methods, these Suits offer every- thing that can be had in the finest Clothes of heav- ier woolens--plus real summer style and comfort. The wonder is that a weave so light doesn't pull or stretch. They have silk sleeves, are quarter silk lined and are exclusive with us. For thei~ Charac- ter and Quality, they are very moderately priced. Two $ 6 5 Three $ 7 5 Piece Piece Blue Flannel Coats and Gray Flannel Trousers . . $27 Tropical Worsted and Linen Suits . . $22.50 to $50 Mohair Suits in blue, black and colors . $22.50 to $45 Palm Beach Suits with 2 trousers « « « « « . $22.50 Tan, Gray and White Flannel Trousers . . $8.50 to $15 © 000000( 0000000000000 0000 00000000000 EC ------------ EE ---------- A hi Orrington and Church --Evanston