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February 4, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 23 Prize Winning Painting (Lehle photo) Canvas titled "Shadow Clouds" by Allen Philbrick, which was awarded Loraine Miller Stewart prize by popular vote at the recent North Shore Art league exhibit in Matz hall, at Community House in Winnetka. New Trier Tankers Encounter Evanston This Saturday Eve New Trier High school swimmers meet the mermen from Fvanston high school, this Saturday night at 8 o'clock at the New Trier tank. While Evanston has the edge on paper over the New Trier swimmers it will not be a runaway meet in any partic- ular, since the time records rolled up by the fasiest men in the two schools show little to choose between. Coach Jackson of New Trier will probably stick pretty closely to his re- vised lineup. Bennett and Roos are slated for the senior forty yard swim and the 100 yard crawl. Rogers was Coach Jackson's only entry in the 220 last Saturday, and will probably swim tomorrow. Rogers and Rich will be assigned to the breaststroke event, and Read and Netterstrom in the backstroke. Don Granstrom and Enchelmeyer will be entered in the fancy diving, while the regular quartet -- Roos, Bennett, Williams, and Paterson, are the New Trier relay entrants. The forty-yard event men for Evans- ton will probably be Troup and Eisner, with Wilson and Aiken in the 100 yard event The breaststroke men will be Troup and Crawford, according to in- dications. Bowman and Verner will probably be the backstroke men, while Hartwell and Kordt are the fancy div- ers. Coolidge and Fitch are the men in the 200 yard ireestyle. Holmes is generally well up among the high point men for the Evanston juniors, and Banks and Beach are also dependable. For New Trier juniors, Prussing, Larner, Zinner, Springer, and Granstrom are the outstanding men. King has returned to the New Trier lineup after an enforced absence because of illness, and will undoubtedly do his part in the meet. N. U. Campus to be Scene of Coliege Drama Tourney Taking their cue from the ancient Greek dramatic contests, American collegiate one-act troupes will gather on the campus of Northwestern uni- versity along Lake Michigan April 19-21 to compete for 1928 honors in the third annual University Theater tournament, University of West Virginia players O1T0 G. OPPEN CARPENTER CONTRACTOR New Work -- Repairs Estimates Furnished Corner Monroe and Jefferson St. Phone Glenview 106 - Maplenut, Raspberry and Vanilla Ice Cream THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL "IVANHOE?" There is a HYDRGX Agency NearYourHome won the $250 prize and the Cumnock cup in the first two years of the tour- nament, but will probably meet stronger competition this year, ac- cording to Dean Ralph Dennis, of the Northwestern School of Speech, in charge of arrangements. Registration closes March 1. Monmouth college, Ill, University of Illinois, Berea col- lege, Ky., and Evanston college, Ind., are already entered. Members of competing casts must be undergraduates, carrying full work, and meeting all local requirements for intercollegiate competition. Plays are limited to 40 minutes, Northwestern furnishing the scenery. Judges will be named by Dean Dennis, and Theo- dore Hinckley, associate professor of playwriting at Northwestern, and edi- tor of Drama. The decision of the judges will be based upon the choice of play, direc- tion and acting. The preliminary contests will begin on the evening of April 19, the final being scheduled for the evening of April 21. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Robertson of 560 Sheridan road are enjoying a Sso- journ through various parts of Florida. They are now at Crystal Beach, on the west coast, having just finished a months' visit in St. Petersberg. Piano Playing Positively taught any person IN 20 LESSONS Write or phone for FREE BOO CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS OF POPULAR MUSIC Piano, Saxophone, Banjo, all Instruments 20 E. JACKSON ST. HARRISON 5668 CHICAGO, ILL. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES EVANSTON-HICHLAND PK. - WINNETKA i Sy 5} RENTAL OF CHAIRS ¥ TABLES Moth Extermination Moving, Packing and Ship- ping of Household Goods Phone Winn. 1332 interesting sequence. work. and our work. ment at any time. PEN AND INK or pencil drawing, water color or oils--in fact, every medium of artistic expression is brought to the student in Through problem after problem the student is taught the methods and principles of art practice in carefully planned lessons that combine studies from the model with creative Drawing, composition, perspective, color and design are made easy by carefully planned teaching methods. We invite critical inspection of our School, our methods Day and Evening Classes--Individual Instruction--Enroll- The EVANSTON ACADEM OF FINE ARTS CARL SCHEFFLER, Director Carlson Building Tower, Church and Orrington Telephone Greenleaf 1674 Hin Student's Drawing Fi