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re Bl April 2, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 43 Purple Ball Team to Open Season by Invading Southland Candidates for positions on North- western university's baseball team be- gan to acquire a certain degree of early season' fitness this week as Coach Maury Kent began to get them in readiness for their invasion of the southland starting April 8. A squad of seventeen plavers will make the trip down below the Mason Dixon line for a six game series the first of which will be played on April 9 against Cum- berland university at Lebanon, Tenn. Loss of four regulars from last vear's squad through graduation leaves some openings that will be hard to fill. However, a number of determined sophomores are waging a lively battle for these jobs. Capt. Bill Christman at third, Wally Seidel at first, Ellis, catcher and Gohn, outfielder, are the men lost to the squad this year. Coach Kent has a promising assort- ment of pitchers for the coming sea- son. In Mills, Palmer and Bryant he has a trio of veterans who saw service last season while Panosh, Heideman and Hellerman from last year's fresh- man ranks are showing possibilities. George Ellis, last year's regular catcher, will be greatly missed. The present crop of back stop candidates include Vanderberg, Carey, Alabran and Foster. None of these boys have shown any startling form in the prac- tice to date. Infield aspirants are numerous and on a whole quite capable. Led by Captain Ziggy Solheim at second, they include, Luke Johnsos and Prang at short, Griffith and Knight at second, Izard and Smith at third and Mellich and Robertson at first. A flock of outfielders are putting up a fight for the garden positions. They are Singleton, Kempf, Janetz, Harlow and Rudnich. HOLD CARD PARTY The North Shore British American Social club will foster a bunco and card party at the Winnetka Commun- ity house Saturday evening. Mrs. John Melrose and Mrs. Alexander McFadzean are Evanston members of the committee in charge. Illinois coal mines produced 8,096,303 tons of coal during February. SN Out-of-door days call for colorful stockings for the children. We have assembled a really remarkable variety of patterns and colors in this season's Phoenix hosiery for children and little tots Fashions latest in plain colors and designs--stockings of silk, mercerized cotton, and silk-mixed, with plain and patterned tops. All the lengths: half, three-quarters, seven- eighths, and full Unquestionably this is the season's choice display of children's hosiery. Prices ranging from 35¢ to $1.50 ROSENBERGS Davis Street ~ Downtown Evanston IN "DEUCES WILD" J. Lincoln Gibson, who appears fre- quently with the North Shore Theater Guild and other groups of North Shore and Evanston players, was in the cast of "Deuces Wild," produced by the Chicago Dramatic company in Waukegan March 17. Following the performance the play was broadcast from station WIBO, New Bismarck hotel, Chicago. BAHAI LECTURE SUNDAY The public of the north shore has been invited to attend a meeting for the elucidation of the principles of the Bahai Movement to be held Sunday afternoon, April 3, at 3 o'clock, in the studio of Louis Bourgeois, architect of the Bahai temple, at 536 Sheridan road. OPEN CIRCUS TICKET SALE First sale of tickets for the annual Northwestern university circus will be opened next week according to Karl Franke, general ticket manager of this year's circus. Tickets will be placed on sale at all the Evanston stores. The event of the year, which is but four weeks off, has created a large amount of interest on the north shore. The dates are Friday and Sat- urday, April 29 and 30. CARRIE S. ROBERTS Pianist-T eacher Private Lessons--Ensemble Recitals -- Coaching ulenn Dillard Gunn School of Musie Chicago Tel. Winn. 1226 LARGE LIVING P ROOM T i 1346 XD LE Sas. HINMAN Floor Plan of Five Room Apt. Home You will appreciate the large, light, airy rooms that characterize this unusual building, with beau- tiful one-quarter acre garden court. 3, 4, 5 and 6 rooms Hourly maid service if desired SIXTEEN HUNDRED EVANSTON N. W. CORNER DAVIS STREET Victor C. Carlson Organization Phones: Greenleaf 500, Sheldrake 0500 NOW LEASING ROOMS CHAMBER TL, 1-0" ISA" =] AVENUE