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New Trier High school swimmers pve a. double beating to Morton last Saturday afternoon at New Trier when the grey-and-green seniors were victorious by the score of 39 to ~ and the juniors conquered 34 to 16. ' The home team jumped into the lead when Captain Bennett took first place in the forty yard swim; Morton, bowever, tied the score as Tucker of that school took first honors in the 100 yard freestyle even.t. The visitors forged ahead .as a result of the 23) yard freestyle · race, as McDonald of the Cicero team garnered first place. in this event. The 100 yard breaststroke al)d the 60 yard backstroke bOth went to New Trier who captured first and second places in each. . In an '!nUs'!ally fine exhibition of diving, D. Granstrom of New Trier clinched the meet for New Trier when he was awarded first place. In the very respectable time of I :29 the New Trier seniors took the relay. The junior meet went against the home squad when · Donicek took first in the forty yard swim, but Coach Jackson's men came back by taking the 100 yard swim, the breaststroke and backstroke, the diving and the relay. Larner of the New Trier juniors, scored the highest number of individual points. Substituted at the last moment in the diving, he took firsf place in this, took a second plac~~!n the forty and third in the · hundtlcl yard swims with nine points altogether. Summaries: 40 yard swlm-1. Bennett (N. T.), Z. Tucker (If.), 3. :McDonald (JI.). Time: zo 1-5. . 100 yard swlm-1. Tucker (II.), Z. Bennett (N. T.), 3. RooB (N. T.). Time: 1:02 ...5. ZZO yard BWim-1. McDonald (II.), ~- Hogen (N. T.), 3. Kuraskl (II.). Time: ~:39 3-5· . . , 100 yard brea.ststroke-1. Bogen (N. T.), Z. Rich (N. T.), 3. Kepner (II.). Time: 1:19. · 10 yard backstroke-1. Read (N. T.), Z. NettentrJ)m (N. T.), 3. ·Talpa (II.). Time: :44. Dlving-1. D. Granstrom (N. T.), Z. Talpa (II.), 3. Enchelmeyer (N. T.). Relay-Won by New Trier; swlmmlng for New Trier, Bennett. Roos, Peteraon, Williams ; BWimlng for :Morton, Srldl, Tucker, :McDonald, Holmes. Time : 1 :!9. l·alor 40 yard swlm- 1. Donlcek (JI.), ~- Larner (N. T.), 3. N. Granstrom (N. T.). Time: :ZZ. 100 yard swlm-1. PruBBing (N. T.), ~- Parel (M.), 3. Lame!" (N. T.). Time: 1:10 4-5. 40 yard breaststroke-!. Springer (N. T.), Z. Church (14.), 3. Zinner (N. T.). Time : :29 t-5. 40 yard backstroke-!. N. Granstrom (N. T), 2. King (N. T.), 3. Douglas (II.). Time : :28 3-5. Divlng-1. Lamer (N. T.), Z. JIIBBion (II.), I. Znnan (II). Relay-Won by New Trier. Swimming for New Trier, Lamer, N. Granstrom, PruBSing, ttQbb; swimming for Morton,. Parel, Donlcek, Douglas, Vohac. Time 1 :3Z. The Frictay evening gymnasium class for men at Howard ·SChool gymnasium, heretofore restricted to members of the Howard Parent-Teacher association, has been thrown ~n to the pubhc, officials of the Wilmette Playground and Recreation board announce. Volley ball, indoor baseball, and basketball are soine of the organized games offered to the class members. Membership in the . class is now but there are accommodations for oaly fifteea -.e aea ia the · which meets weekly m.a I :30 to 10 o'clock. PreYiou· retJiatration h DOt necessary. Those desiring to join the class may come. to the 1)'111 any Friday evening. Lester Mattson is president of the class. The SJPpper club which is made up of Wihnette and Evanston girls, held a meeting Jast Tuesday afternoon and Mrs. Frederick R. Kilner,· 523 Wuhelected ·the followiq of&cers: Catherine Pearson, president : V i r 1 i n i a ington avenue composer of "The La Fitzhugh, publicity chairman; Agnes La Man ia K111icland," left the fin M a u ire, treasurer, and Margaret of February for Florida wfaere she will remain until about the &rst of Et1anston Shop Open. Tuesda,, Thursda., and Saturday &eninp . HenrgC. ~tate ftl<e)Jlll and Jacbon-Chicqo tton 5 ~ . ·Orrinaton and Chureh-EVUlltGO Ia Oar lealor Suits fl reo a . ,·. :··· · Senior.Girla Give ProgreuiYe Dinner Miss Lucille Brady's group of senior girls bad a progressive dinner party last Thursday evening. First of ~II the girls met ~t Virginia Harvey's an Wilmette. From there · they went to Deerfield to the home of Jane Ashman, formerly of Winnetka. From Miss Ashman's the group burriecJ back to Glencoe to Adelaide Child's. Next they went to :Marpret Whitsett's in Wilmette. From Miss Whit- · sett's they went back to Jane Wilson's' in Winnetb and concluded their dinner at Helen Rohn's in Wilmette. After this five-course dinner tlle girls went to the Teatro del Lago and saw "Seventh Heaven." Last Saturday evening Mrs. William H. Ellis gave a dinner party at her home at 823 Greenwood avenue. Fifty-two auests were present. Dinner was followed by bridge. ....~' ;. . . . -4<7: . \ ' .. ~ ·: WARM, backward season! 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