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WINNETKA TALK June 12, 1926 THE SPORTS SHOP of Lake Forest SMART SPORT CLOTHES DINNER and DANCE FROCKS IMPORTATIONS-ACCESSORIES-GIFTS 8 Market Square Ave. Lake Forest Chicago, Tel. Sup. 3058 . Tel. 862 633 N. Michigan PRESIDES AT LUNCHEON The thirty-fifth annual commence- | ment of the Columbia College of Ex- | pression and the Columbia Normal | School of Physical Education takes place Friday, June 11, at 11, at 120 | East Pearson street, Chicago. Follow- ling the commencement the alumnae | luncheon will be held at 1, at the Drake | hotel, at which Mrs. Edwin Hedrick of | Kenilworth will preside. Semi-Annual JUNE SALE of Oriental Rugs 20 to 509% Reduction Twice each year, to make room for our new importation, we take a radical cut on all Orintal Rug s that have been in our stock over six months. You will find these rugs to be perfect specimens, and carry our regular guarantee. Those who know Oriental Rugs will recognize im- mediately the great savings these reductions mean. A timely suggestion for June Brides as well as seasoned home furnishers. Note just a few of many bargains. Belouchistans choice $25.00 great favorites. Kashan Saruks choice $195t0 $223 Rich, mahogany red color- In beauty of color, design . . or weave few rugs excel ing and silky sheen of | | these Saruks. these rugs make them derful wearing quality is beyond description. Their won- Persian Serapie, 12x9, now Persian Arak, 12.6x9.4, now Mongolian Chinese, 12x9, now Mongolian Chinese, 18x11, now India Sarouk, 20x10, now Finest Sisman, 15x10, now" At the Helm Frederick Edson Clerk, present principal at New Trier High school, ranks among the foremost educators in the country in the field pertaining to secondary instruction, as distin- guished from elementary and college work. The coming of Mr. Clerk in 1923 marked a distinct advance in methods at New Trier by the intro- duction of what, in some respects, were regarded as daringly modern ideas. He has developed the advisor system to a fine degree and has been particularly interested in fostering a better basis of understanding be- tween teacher and parent. He has been responsible, also, for the estab- lishment of special visiting or inspec- tion days on which the parents are brought to the school and requested to follow through the classwork of their children. Mr. Clerk was formerly associated with the Handley Founda- tion school--termed a model school for a small city--at Winchester, Va. which was supported by the Rocke- feller Foundation. Dedication To parent Vision and self-sacrifice, Who, mid the hardships of that yester- year When sylvan wonders still untram- meled stood, Brought forth the purpose of our great New Trier, Most reverently we dedicate this play, In hope that Education's light alway Through shrouding mists of Ignorance may gleam, And, ever brightening, onward send its beam. No longer fruitful talents waste for want Of leader and instructor such as he; His varied growth we gladly celebrate, His growth and ours of quarter century. Then long live good King Thought, his royal court, And every helpful study, club, or sport; Where Cheating fails and honor gains its meed, Where good example leads to greater deed! --William Lanferman. (Reprint from New Trier Pageant Souvenir Book.) OPEN LAKE FOREST GARDEN Lake Forest Gardens open to the public Saturday, June 12, from 11 in the morning until 7 at night, under the auspices of the Lake Forest Gar- den club, will be those of Cyrus Mc- Cormick, Mrs. William H. Mitchell, Mrs. George D. McLaughlin and Mrs. Walter Brewster.