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A sil EL SE or a bY June 5, 1926 WINNETKA TALK 33 First Playfield Tournament Finds Numerous Entries Skokie Playfiield association's 1926 inaugural golf tournament brought out an encouraging number of participants over the week-end holiday period. In the Blind Bogey events of Satur- day, Sunday and Monday afternoons, results were as follows: C. L. Byron, J. E. MacLeish and George W. Mar- tin, first honored, with scores of 90; E. L. Hicks, Jr, J. W. Sparrow, E. J. | Eastman, C. B. Ross, G. W. Perrigo, R. Odman, R. N. Puetz, Wilmarth [ckes, second honors with score of 88: J. E. Bradstreet, F. R. Grossle and H. E. Maher, third honors, with score of 80. In the women's putting contest the results were as follows: Perrigo, first honors; Miss Helen Til- | roe, Mrs. Puetz, Miss K. Blasius and Mrs. King, second honors; Miss E. Scully, Miss B. Scully, Mrs. S. Simp- | son, Mrs. R. Childs, third award, and Miss C. Fossum, fourth award. The driving contest event for men was postponed because of rain and will be held Sunday, June 6. There will be no entry fee. N. T. Band Offers Final Concert Friday, June 11 The final concert of the season will {be given by the New Trier high school band Friday evening, June 11, begin- ning at 8 o'clock. The program will be composed of a suite of American music composed by Sousa, which is being presented for the first time by the band. The concert will be given under the direction of J. C. Schuma- cher. Tickets may be obtained from Miss K. Murphy and Mrs. G. W. members of the band or at the door. Greeley Pupils to Give Version of Medieval Play As a result of their study of Medie- val history, pupils in the sixth grade of Greeley school are giving a play based on the legends of Robin Hood. The plot was developed by two of the children with suggestions from the rest of the group. The play has three scenes. The first takes place in Sherwood Forest where Robin Hood and his merry men are holding a counsel meeting. The trees to represent the forest have been painted by a committee of the chil- dren. The setting for the second scene is the banquet hall of King John's palace. The accessories for it have also been made by the class. The final scene is a street in Nott- [ ingham., A large gallows, constructed [ by some of the boys, holds the center | of attention. This scene is made very attractive by an old English folk dance given by the towns-people before the sheriff of Nottingham. "Robin Hood" will be staged some day next week. SMITH CLUB BENEFIT Mrs. Everett Millard is opening her home in Highland Park to the Chicago Smith College club and it friends for a luncheon Saturday, June 5. Mrs. Malcolm Vail of Highland heads the committee in charge of arrangements, and Miss Gloria Chandler will give short sketches. The affair is to bene- fit the Juniper lodge in New Hamp- shire and Clark School for the Deaf in Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Robert Brown of 806 Locust road has gone to Philadelphia to at- tend the wedding of her sister. | | = = | = =r |] ® Bw '" | | | = = =® n n u 8 ¥ | | u | | = k | = | | =u n | | =- = . | | | = | a = ] /] | | | = = . DIVISION OF | | NATIONAL EEE ER RE ER EE RRR RE RE EEE ER EERE RRR RRR EEE EEE EES EEE Don't gO to just any Ice Cream dealer when you know that most Ice Cream is graded down to make a price instead of being graded up to get a quality. And especially since you know where to go to get the best. Hydrox Ice Cream is a quality product. Hydrox Agents pay more for it than they would have to pay for practically any other ice cream. They are protecting you with Hydrox quality and purity. So, please protect them with your preference. There is a HYDROX Agency Near Your Home DAIRY PRODUCTS CORPORATION