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4 WINNETKA TALK August 11, 1928 21 Students Ready for Diplomas at New Trier Summer school at New Trier High J school closed this Friday after an eight t S weeks' session. Twenty-one students completed their high school work. They are: Alvin Wishart Bartholomew, Laurin Earl Bennett, Eva Olivia Alwa S Berndtson, Guy Irving Colby III, Shir- y ley Conlee, Dorothy Enchelmeyer, Thomas Gannon Fitzgerald, Eugene S. . . Frank, Louis Geuder, Louise Dorothy Hartman, Margaret G. Jordan, Hulda Cc 1C10US Kuhn, Charles Franklin Lemon, Rae Virginie Mayer, Charles F. McCann, Pauline McCoy, William Thomas Mc- Givern, William Frank Robbins, Gene- There are as many kinds of coffee as vieve Bernice Tubbs, Cora Linnea . Westerberg, and Harriet Hester persons who cook it; but there's only Young. Six hundred students attended the summer school this year. Summer School at N. U. Will Close Next Week one kind served at the Plaza. It's our own private blend, made to our order, so temptingly delicious Northwestern university's summer . Ne session reaches its close next week you'll want to drain its goodness to with the giving of final examinations Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Sev- the very last drop. eral events remaining on the calendar include three conducted trips to be held this week end. It's like a nip of nectar--smooth as ; P Frederick E. Clerk, superintendent silk--worth going out of your way of New Trier Township high school, appeared in a university program to drink and enjoy. Wednesday at Harris hall, lecturing on personnel work. He has been teach- ing on the Northwestern summer Served in rich cream--piping hot-- faculty. for breakfast, luncheon or dinner. : . . Miss Eugenie Sampson of Elder lane, 1s spending the summer at Camp Glenlock, Pentwater, Mich. She was entered recently in the Michigan Re- | as RA RY LA 4 sorters tennis tournament at the Mus- kegon Country club, and received very yi f I s¢ CAFETERIA ol wee i Bgl In the Library Plaza Hotel She won a silver plate. Orrington Avenue, just South of Church Street : > : : : : Investment houses having their prin- Open 6 A. M. 10 7:45 P. M. including Sundays cipal offices in Chicago market 35 per cent of all public utility securities sold in the United States. suede Smartly Styled for Fall Square Throat Pump Opera Pump with chic Spanish heel, close fitting back and new square throat. In brown or black suede. $8.50 Lizard Trimmed T-strap of Lizard with smart side buckle. Cuban heel and graceful toe, designed in lines flattering to the foot. $7.50 New Cushman Models Boot SHOP--MAIN FLOOR Greenleaf Wilmette 7000 3700 ANAK Re Tennis Tourney Attracts Many to N. T. Courts In spite of the excessive heat of the last few days several matches have been played in the tennis tourna- ment now going on at the New Trier High school courts. The results of early games were listed last week in WiLME™E Lire. Winners in this week's matches and the scores by which they won are: Junior Singles R. McLean beat W. Woodward 6-4, 6-2; J. Parker beat C. Darling 6-2, 6-4; Wanger beat R. Warble 7-5, 6-4; "Bill Morris beat Bill Robbins 6-2, 6-2 (second round) ; G. Glover beat R. Brown 6-4, 6-2 (second round); Dean Vail beat A. Magnus 6-3, 6-3 (second round) ; E. Lange beat J. Fleming 6-2, 6-1 (second round) ; and Bill Morris beat Dean Vail 7-5, 7-5 in the quarter finals. Senior Singles J. Sheldon beat J. Parker 6-4, 6-4; P. Fleming beat J. E. McLatchie 6-1, 6-2; R. Whitsett beat Ebeling 6-1, 6-2; Don Crawford beat Frank Stover two love sets; and McLean beat Ferd Johnson 9-7, 6-1. i Doubles Kahler and Snyder beat Vail and Mor- ris 7-5, 6-2; Cram and Lange won from Robbins and McMahan by a default. Coaches From Afar Come to Northwestern School More than 100 coaches from twenty- three states and several from Canada have enrolled for the Northwestern university coaching school which opens here August 13 and continues two weeks. It is expected that the total enrollment will reach 150. Cours- es in football, basketball, track, swim- ming and athletic administration are offered. Coach Dick Hanley, head football mentor at Northwestern, will have charge of the football course and sup- plementary lectures are to be delivered by such well known coaches as Arnold Horween, Harvard; Jess Hawley, Dartmouth; Walter Steffen, Carnegie Tech, and Duke Dunne, Harvard. Basketball is to be offered by Coach Arthur Lonborg and track will be given by Coach Frank Hill. K. L. Wilson, athletic director at North- western, will give a course in athletic administration. Illinois State Fair Springfield fi 6 th Anniversary Aug. 18-25, 1928 $154,000.00 Cash Premiums Automobile Races Each Saturday Plenty of Free parking space inside of grounds. Dedication of six new Dairy Cattle Barns and and Pavilion. Biggest show in the world for 50c.