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November 5, 1927 WINNETKA TALK ; Golf Clubs Pick Officers at Their Annual Meetings With par thoroughly tackled for the year, members of the north shore golf clubs near Evanston are organizing for their next year's activities. Some have already had their annual meetings and election of officers, and others will hold theirs within a short time. C. A. Lakey was elected president of Westmoreland for 1928 when the an- nual meeting was held October 22. Other officers are: vice-president, Rob- § ret G. Bear, 1035 Maple avenue; secre- 3 tary, John A. Manley, 2512 Park place; ' treasurer, Hurd Comstock. New direc- tors chosen are H. C. Lutkin, 2406 Pioneer road; C. A. Liddle, Harry Van Petten, 2819 Lincoln street. These men and the officers will compose the board with three of the old members: H. H. Jarvis, T. C. Moulding, and W. S. Hovey. One more director will be appointed. The next business meet- ing will be November 17. At the De- cember meeting committees will be named for the year. The annual meeting and election at Evanston will be November 19. Recently elected officers at North Shore are: president, H. H. Wolf; vice- president, Richard Wolfe; treasurer, ¢ Charles E. Driver (re-elected); secre- 3 tary, Dr. L. W. Strong. Directors ; elected for three-year terms are A. L. Woodbridge, William P. Fowler and A. Schulz. The officers and these will compose the board with those remain- ing from last year: C. E. Barrows, M. J. Hubeny, F. S. Kaulback, H. H. Kuhl, and C. A. Nash. The next meet- ing will be Saturday, November 5. The Evanston Community Recrea- tion association will have its annual meeting in the middle of November. The Wilmette golf club will also elect its officers in November. English Brave Thompson Lair to Debate at N. U. "Big Bill" Thompson's anti-English campaign has penetrated the classic retreats of Northwestern university's Evanston campus. - Three crack English university de- baters have been scheduled to meet three selected Northwestern orators at : Patten gymnasium, December 9, to } discuss publicly the merits of the Eng- lish and American principles of gov- ernment, announces Ralph B. Dennis, dean of the School of Speech. The formal question is: Resolved, that this house deplores the corrupting influence of the democratic principle upon modern life. Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis will preside. English speakers will be Frank Ongley Darvall, of the University of Reading; Andrew Had- don, of the University of Endinburgh, and John Ramage of the London School of Economics and Political Science. Northwestern's trio will be Stanford « Clinton, of Albuquerque, N. M., senior in the College of Liberal Arts; Lawr- ence Kelly, graduate of the School of Journalism; and Isadore Katz, of Rock Jeland, Ill, sophomore in the School of aw. BT Mrs. Ernst C. vonAmmon of 568 Elm street has just returned from a shopping expedition to New York. While in the East she attended the Princeton-Cornell game in Ithaca. wins Mr. and Mrs. Carol Harry Harring- ton are now at home at 607 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. They just returned from a brief honeymoon following their marriage on October 15. infin Mrs. H. M. Lepman of Glencoe left recently for an extended trip in Eu- rope. a Jiggs, Pride of Marines, Deserts N. U. Mascot Role Jiggs' famed grimacing English bull- dog that mascotted Coach Hanley's clawing wildcats through three grid- iron victories, has forsaken the quiet reaches of Northwestern university's campus. His original masters, the United States Marine Corps, asked for his return. Again he inhabits his vel- vet-lined kennel at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Anxiety over Jigg's British ancestry and his proximity to Mayor Thomp- son's camp in Chicago, as a cause for his removal from Evanston to the more remote north shore point, is denied on the campus. Miss Edna Lewis of 918 Central avenue, Wilmette, entertained the twelve members of the Friday: Bridge club last week at a luncheon and bridge Have you seen The Pictorial Mappe of Northwestern University? It is most attractive and very gaily colored. On sale after November 10th at CHANDLER'S in Evanston For Information Call Wilmette 1647 given at the Vista del Lago. Saturday Morning Classes That Children Love IRST, at 9:30, a short story. Next, a living model poses in costume, to represent a character in the story. A sketch is made while the children watch-- they are told exactly what to look for, how to proceed. Eagerly their little hands and eyes are then en- gaged until 12, drawing or painting from life. Mr. Scheffler, Director of the Academy, goes back and forth from board to board, personally instructing and encouraging each child. It is wonderful, the interest the children take and the rapidity with which they acquire real artistic skill under Mr. Scheffler's method. A 13 year old pupil, after comparatively few lessons, made in colors the clever sketch reproduced above. Whether or not you plan an art career for your children, you will bestow upon them a life-long ad- vantage by inculcating in them at an early age a true interest in, as well as an understanding and apprecia- tion of color harmony, beautiful form and the finer things in art. 1 Children of ten and older may be enrolled now. The fee is moderate. Your boy or girl will look for- ward to each Saturday forenoon, and will soon possess a most interesting portfolio of drawings he or she has made. Visitors Welcome: Daily 9-12, 1-4; Mon., Wed. and Fri. Evenings, 7-9:30 The EVANSTON ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS CARL SCHEFFLER, Director Carlson Building Tower, Church and Orrington Telephone Greenleaf 1674 EO EO LETT]