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WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 I I THE FINER WAY TO LIVE A series of Messages to North Shore People Who Might Like to Improve Their Living Arrangements. To People Who Appreciate Beauty and the Finer Things, The Georgian Is An Ideal Home-- SYMBOL OF QUALITY AND SERVICE Some of the Features of The Georgian Standing forth--' "An Address of Distinc- tion'"'--in an unrivalled location in the heart of residential, social, educational, sports and business Evanston, amid culture and restful natural beauty, The Georgian is second to none in situation and attractions in all America. The apartments--z2, 3, up room combinations, with the ultimate through 8 completely furnished, in appointments, and equipment--are planned as favored by women. Deep closets. Larger airy rooms open to sunshine. Beautiful out-look. Dining rooms fully equipped with fine china, crystal, silverware and linens. Real kitchens, with the most complete utensils, full size cabinet, stove, special sink, etc. Controlled ventilation. Mechanical refrig- eration. Gas, light, heat, ice, maid service and laundry of linens included in the rental. Down stairs you have a large library, three large dining rooms, a beautiful drawing room, children's playroom, ball room with roof garden adjoining. Other desirable modern features: sound- proof walls, deadened floors and fire-proof construction throughout. Servants -- 24 hours, and many extra services such as valet, vacuum, etc. Here you can improve your living arrangements and enjoy all the living contentment of the age. Visit The Georgian this week! Tthe (Feorgian An Address of Distinction : Davis at Hinman - - EVANSTON - - Greenleaf 4100 Approach Finals in N. T. Annual Oratory Contest The oratorical contest, which is being held by the advanced public speaking classes at New Trier High school, is drawing to a close. All the students in the two classes delivered their ora- tions last week and the six or seven best renditions were selected. Three are to be chosen from that number, and the speakers will compete in the finals of the contest. Among those still re- maining in the contest are, Herma Logan, Emma Rummler, Jane Burrill, Jack Leach, Steve Harwood, Bill Hughes and Elmer Rich. The finals of the contest will be held late this week or after Easter Vacation, and the winner will be acknowledged as the first orator of the school, and will thus be entitled to have the cup for one year, until the contest is held again next year. ON RECITAL PROGRAM The eighteenth student recital of the year was given by Helen Tollefson of the Northwestern University school of music Thursday evening March 22, in Music hall. Miss Tollefson played Concerto in A major by Moszkowskt and several selections by Bach. Hardin Van Deursen of Wilmette, baritone, assisted in a group by Schubert. Miss Margaret Albright was the accom- panist. Miss Bethany Crowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Crowe, 234 Raleigh road, Kenilworth, is returning home this week to spend her spring vacation. She is returning from Miss Dow's School, at Briarcliffe Manor, New York. 3, 9 o-- The Alpha Gamma Delta sorority of Northwestern university will hold a benefit card party on April 14, in the Progus: room of the Edgewater Beach ote New Trier to Lose Star Swimmers via Graduation Route When Coach Edgar Jackson's New Trier swimmers split a twin bill out at Cicero this week they rounded out a season that, while not free from de- feat, points the way to another cham- pionship team in one, or possibly two years. Coach Jackson will lose a number of good men. Captain Bennett will leave a vacancy in the forty and hun- dred yard events, although Norman Russ is usually in a hurry in these two races, and should take Bennett's place. He has two more years of competi- tion. Booth, of the senior back stroke men, leaves in June. Preston Read and Ralph Netterstrom, who have managed to annex a number of places in back stroke events, also leave in June. Bob King and Norman Grand- strom swam this event in the junior division this year but will be moved up to the senior division next season. In the 220-yard swim--the longest event on the list--Coach Jackson will have to find someone to take Netter- strom's place. The breaststroke duo will be broken up, as both Rich and Rogers completed their fourth year of competition. In the diving division Enchelmeyer as well as Don Grandstrom will he back next year. Other prospects for next year's team are Larner, Patter- son, Williams, Prussing, Sprenger, Bent, Robb, and Zinner, all of whom have had experience this year as junior, or senior swimmers. One record for the New Trier tank went down this year when Captain Bennett made the forty yard swim last December in 19 2/5 seconds--good college time. 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