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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1923 ARRANGE PLANS FOR SCHOLARSHIP DANCE Plans for the annual Scholarship dance of the Skokie Yacht club and boys going to Charles A. Kinney's camp on Adventure Island, Sturgeon Bay, will be made Monday when rep- resentatives of the two groups hold a conference. Every year the two organizations give a party and dance. The proceeds from the affair are used to defray the expenses of one boy or girl for three or.four weeks at one of the Indian Hill camps. On alternate years boys are chosen, girls being picked every other year. This is girl's year. The lucky win- ner of the scholarship will be sent to Indian Hill camp which is under J. Call Golfers To 1923 So s0n (Continued from Page 1) Handicap. 4 classes, 16 to qualify in each. First, second and semi-final rounds on succeeding Saturdays and Sundays. September Blind Bogey. September 15 and 16--Finals, Mar- tin Challenge Cup, 36 holes. September 29 and 30--Finals, Sep- tember Class tournament. Ball Sweep- stakes. October 6 and 7--Monthly Class tournament championship. The win- ners in each class for June, July, Aug- ust and September participating. E. S. Rogers Cup to winner in Class A. October 13 and 14. Final rounds for championship in Classes A, B, C and 3--Ball Sweepstakes, W. F. Davies, director of Community | D House. Grade School Baseball Teams Open '23 Season The baseball season has opened at the Country Day and Skokie schools. Two leagues have been formed, one for boys and one for girls. Skokie has five teams in the Girls' league and four in the boys'. North Shore has two teams in the Girls' league and one in the boys'. In the first games of the girls ser- ies the North Shore Iroquois beat out the Skokie Fagles 19 to 17, and the North Shore Chiefs defeated the Sko- kie Seagulls 15 to 5. Skokie was more successful in the boys games. The Skokie Sagamores sent the North Shore team to defeat 12 to 9. The Skokie Stags beat the * Skokie Spartans 22 te 11. "Lorna Doone" Will Be At Community House May 11 A successful romantic novel that has run through countless editions and that has been read and enjoyed by millions has been brought to the screen with Maurice Tourneur's spectacular produc- tion of "Lorna Doone." In the hands of Tourneur, the fine old novel has been transformed into a mod- ern screen triumph. Blackmore furnished the material, for his story abounds in the tense situations, the swift action and smashing climaxes which are the delight of the picture-maker. Tourneur has furnished the artistry and the dra- matic comprehension and the firm of "Tourneur and Blasckmore, Inc." has put forth a screen knock-out, which will be shown at the Community House, Friday, May 11. October 20 and 21--Harvest Home tournament. Open to all residents of Winnetka. Women's Events Tuesday has been set aside for women's tournaments and various competitions will be held throughout the season under the leadership of Mrs. T. G. Rockwell, chairman of Women's activities. June 5--Opening round of first Round Robin tournament. 9 holes. Match play. First and second prizes. Succeeding rounds on successive Tuesdays until completion. Second Round Robin to start upon comple- tion of first. 9 holes. Match play. Handicap. June 24--Blind Bogey. 9 holes. September 11--Qualifying round, COAL Phone ! Winnetka 12 E. C. WEISSENBERG \ --C__7 S-- / Si FITTER HR Wills Sainte Claire owners buy for two reasons. Because they have seen the carandriddenin it. WERSTED MOTOR CO. : WINN 562 Linden Ave. ETKA -:- Phone 165 WILLS SAINTE CLAIRE c Motor Qc. h. NN Cars Ww. Co. Realtor work. Carpenters Wanted Steady work for good, sober, industrious fellows who be- lieve that an American Dollar is worth a dollars worth of Phone Winnetka 1782 Builder Women's championship Douglas Smith trophy. 9 holes. Medal play. Handicap. 16 to qualify. First, second, semi-final and final rounds. Match play on succeeding Tuesdays. Application for golf membership is to be made with Sanborn Hale, treas- urer, Winnetka Park board, Box 131, Winnetka, Ill Playing Fees Classification of playing fees as desig- nated by the Park board are as follows: Non-residents, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, $3. Non-residents, week days, $1.50. Winnetka residents, $1.50. Guests of residents, 50c. Guests of residents, Saturday, Sunday and holidays, $1. These rates affect players not possess- ing season registration tags. Registration Tags Group A--$12, man and wife or one other woman of his immediate family. Group B--$12, men over 21 years of age. Group C--$7, woman other than in- cluded in Group A. Group D--$5, Juniors, 19 to 21 years of age, both inclusive. Group E--$3, minors, 18 years of age and under. (Players with Registration tags not subject to rates for daily play.) 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