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a | do a | May 22, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 37 "tion of Aged and Adult Grammar School Lad Wins Music Memory Contest George Eton, eighth grade pupil of the Howard school, Wilmette, won the first prize in the local music memory contest staged at the Village theatre last Friday, May 14, and will repre- sent the north shore at the national contest to be held at Atlantic City be- ginning June 3, under the auspices of the National Federation of Woman's clubs. Mrs. Marion E. Cotton, music supervisor of New Trier high school, has been chosen by the Federation to manage this first national contest. The winner of the second prize was Alice Shirinian, also of Wilmette, a freshman at New Trier high school. Her award was a Brunswick phono- | The contest was open to both | graph. high school and grammar school pu- pils, and was conducted with the co- operation of Frank J. Seng, owner of the Village theatre, J. B. Koppel, man- ager, and Milton Hoskins, organist. Mr. Hoskins arranged a special pro- gram of music which was played dur- ing the picture on the occasion men- tioned. Entrants in the contest were required to recognize the number and the composer. Moving pictures all over the country played a part in the preliminaries of this first national con- test. In addition to the trip to At- lantic City, George Eton was awarded a one year scholarship at the Chicago Musical college as a prize. Monday, May 24, is the occasion of the annual tag day in Chicago and its suburbs for the Chicago Federa- Charities. Two organizations will have taggers in Wilmette on that day. Diana Wins Popularity Along the North Shore Diana, the first light straight-eight | design motor car has joined the ever- [increasing list of the great straight- eight factories that includes such ar- resting names as Lancia, Sunbeam, Packard, Isoota-Fraschini, I,ocomobile, Panhard-Levassor, Jordan, Hupmobile, Jugatti and others. The Diana brings all the advantages of the straight-eight motor, plus simplified control, easy steering, safety vision and composite-steel body, it is explained. Leland P. Arthur is the north shore distributor for the Diana with sales- rooms located at 1017 Davis street, Evanston. Kindergarten College to Witness Its Spring Prom The Spring prom of the National Kindergarten and Elementary college will be held in the Evanston Country club Saturday evening, May 22. This dance is given under the auspices of the junior and freshman classes in honor of the seniors, and Miss Wini- fred Wilson, president of the junior class, and Miss Clara Locke, president of the freshman class, are joint chair- men of the committee in charge of the occasion. QUOITS TOURNEY ON In contrast with the more strenuous exercises comprising the major por- tion of the play activity, the North Shore Country Day school has in- stituted, for its restricted play and for general amusement, a number of ranges for the throwing of horseshoe quoits. A tournament is in progress which is arousing much good natured enthusiasm on the part of excited par- ticipants and partisans. TR TT THE ARCH PRESERVER OXFORDS for Golf and Sport WEAR Insures COMFORT Sport Oxfords being featured in white buck and cream calf with tan calf trim, Deer Elk skin with snake skin trim and all over tan calf. "KEEPS THE FOOT WELL" 630 CHURCH STREET, EVANSTON LUT ETT TT RUGS Have them cleaned by EXPERTS with experience and equipment necessary to guarantee to have them back on time and cleaned to perfection and to your entire satisfaction Call us at WIL. "72% WINN. Domestic rugs or the most expensive orientals respond to our scientific processes Al Kaplan and John Nazarian, owners - DYERS «© VIER CLEANERS 1019-21 UNIVERSITY PLACE CHICAGO WINNETKA EVANSTON WILMETTE HIGHLAND PARK The Service That You Desire In this day of specialized services, the specialist is always recognized as one competent to do his particular work well. We devote our entire time and thoughts to our service and to making that service better for you. Our aim is to perfect ways and means of bringing to you comfort, privacy, and above all specialized service. We have been serving the people of Wilmette and the North Shore for 21 years. DELUXE AMBULANCE SERVICE Cl gicJeet UNDERTAKER "The House of Personal Service" 1124 Central Avenue WILMETTE Phone Wilmette 654 a