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RE NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ENTERTAIN "DADS" Members of Recently Organized "Hi- YM Club Give Banquet el WII- mette Presbyterian Church Confirm Large Class At St. Augustine's Bishop Charles P. Anderson Make* Annual Visit to Local Pariah; Congratulates Church Rt. Rev. Charles Palmer Anderson, Bishop of Chicago, spent a bu«y day There has recently been formed at in Wilmctte last Sunday. After visit- thc New Trier High school a large «ug St. Augustine's Sunday school at society among the boys of that insti- its morning session he confirmed a tution known as the "Hi-Y'\ with class of eighteen by the morning Del Worthington, president of the services in the church, following which senior class as president, and Ford he preached a strong sermon to a Stoddard secretary. In order that large congregation besides giving an the fathers of the boys might learn individual charge to those whom he more about this organization and! had just confirmed. After a private what it hopes to accomplish, they | Confirmation at the home of President were invited to a banquet last^ Mon- day evening which was held in the parlors of the Wilmette Presbyterian church. Dr. Carleton, rector of St. Augustine's church, presided. E. T. Kipf. after dinner, he addressed an audience of a thousand in Evanston on "Europe and the Peace Confer- ence," returning to Wilmette to. give the address at the Wilmctte Sunday Clissold, a Chicago businessman, was livening Club in the J'irst Congrega toastmaster. For the boys, addresses tional church on "Christianity's Con on the recent convention at Decatur, tribution to World Civilization," i 111., were given by George Martin on "How they Treated IM*\ Tom Fitch on "What We Did There" and Del Worthington on "What We Brought Home". Under the general title "A Word From Our Leaders" short talks were given by Graham Penfield of Northwestern university,. Leslie J. Dodds of Win net ka and Eston V. Tubbs, principal of New Trier High . school. The special address of the evening was by A. J. "Dad" Elliott. During the evening songs and hymns were sung led by Mr. Clissold and A. H .Howard. Among those present, in addition to the speakers, were CD. Worthington, A. E. Howard, Robert Stoddard, P. V. Bright, Geo. L. Martin, S. B. Roberts, Rev. F. C. Stjfler, J. R. Gathercoal, H. C. Holloway, H. J. King, Rev. Stephen Lloyd, Rev. Geo. p. Magill, Wm. McKjnney, Claude E. Fitch, George Martin, Todd Wheeler, Tom Fitch, J. L. Robertson, Russell Thomp- son, Byron Smith, James Jones, Ford Stoddard, Ralph L. English, Kenneth Gathercoal, Geo. W. Holloway, Phil Bright, Jr., Jack Cullen, Robert Spa- tilding, Kenneth Murdock, Don. E. Marsh, Harold Lundbcrg, Laurence Roth, Kcrmit Boyd, Arthur Seibold, John Maclean, Carlton Marsh, Ellis P. Jones, Blake Roberts, Geo.'Hannah; Tom King, Dwight Chapman, Frank Reynolds, Perry Ltcbcr, and others., masterly address which was- greatly enjoyed by a large audience. In his morning address the Bishop congratulated the people of St. Aug- ustine's on their recent purchase of the Gates' property adjoining the church and after complimenting the parish on the rapid growth in its work prophesied a bright future of greatly extended usefulness for St. Augustinca' in the future. Those confirmed by Bishop Ander- son were: Raymond Bennett Irving, Frederick Herbert Eldred, Max Fay Humphreys, Preston Crowell Read, Joseph Austin Cooke, William M. Waddell, Mary Patricia Hoffman Doreas Bronson, Marguerite King Clifford, Virginia King Evers, Mary Elizabeth Marshall, Jane T. Gnener, Henrietta M. Bird, Mary E. West, Lucile Myrtle West, Phyllis Kehlmg, Evelyn Leviniss Waddell and Frances Zipf' v New Trier Instructor Honored by Biologists â€"y------- Prof. LouU E. Hildebrandt Named Chairman of Biology Section of Science and Mathematics Association _K\. the annual meeting of the Cen- tral Association of Science and Math- ematics Teachers, in St. Louis, dur- ing the/ Thanksgiving holidays, Louis E. Hildebrandt, head of the Biology department at New Trier, was chosen chairman of the Biology section. Mr. Hildebrandt has an A. M. from Northwestern, where he taught one year before coming to New Trier twelve years ago. He is a member of the Sigma Xi Honor society. He has had a wide experience as a teach- er and principal in high schools, and for two summers traveled through Europe gathering specimens for his museum and also lantern slides for his lectures in Biology. He spent two summers in the west and one in the east and the south obtaining ma- terial for his work. At present his collection ^ of 156 mounted birds a°nftn% of insects, shells, rock aJho,,,«> specimens, besides a veri *** herbarium. • He plan9 JJ7 Co«pl school museum one of th. k"1*^ state. lt,eb«stia, Miss Evelyn Segswortii L the holidays, is giving a Ile8« * bridge at her home, 1147 fe^ avenue, today. w&%%%%%%%fo%%%im Mr. and Mrs. L. F, Bfaunhold 'and Mr. Mu'nroe Cole and bis son, George* of 911 Greenwood avenue, are leaving today to spend Christmas week with relatives in Minneapolis. "Should auld acquaintance be forgrot? And ne'er be brought to mln', Should auld acquaintance be for pot And the days of auld Lang Syne? Burns depicted the value of S § friendship in this little verse, s Pictures keep intact friendship | and memories of the past. Tou value portraits of your friends, mill likewise they value yours. Portraits are not expensive. And it in only a tittle.trouble on your, part to have a sitting. 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