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1 ·-.:.~...~~~~......- .............~.... 1the Spirit ~nd ~e shall not fulfill the By the score of 42 to '17, ··Eyansto ' Just of tb~ ftesh (Galatians 5:1, 16). New ."Soorit" was the subject of th Lea- The Lesson-Senncan ~ includ~d senior JWiaJmera clef eel The Golden Text was from John Health with Key to the ~~pt~es, b)_' Rise an . t~e mhip Him muit worship Him in strength of Spirit to resist aU that IS sairt and in truth." unlike good. God has ~de man. ~p Among the citations which com-. able of this, and not~ll}g can Vlttatd prised the Lesson-Sermon was the fol- the ability and power daVJnely bestowe lowing from the Bible: "Stand fast on man" (p. 393). cla(ce enta~~Cied .asain· with the yoke of·. am.t hath made · ttie f~, and oe not ~ !l This I say then, Walk ap bo!'- ~ GoOII. 1: . . .fftlr NerD Trlsr .E rie 1011-Sermon in all·Churcbel of Christ, the following passages fr~m ~he Chns- Trier Hi~:h school tanksters at the Sciell , ·Suiaclay, February 5. tian Science textbook, ~1ence ,and Indian Hill tank, last Saturday eve- 4:24 "God is. a Spirit: and they that Mary Baker Eddy: ning, while the invading junior swimmers ran off with the heavy end of a 33 to 17 tally. Evanston took every filfJt place but one in the senior meet, and all in the junior. Second honors were pretty well scattered, while New Trier held on to most of the third places. Wilson of Evanston took both the 40 and 100 yard swims from Captain Bennett of New Trier. Fitch and Coolidge of the invaders both came in ahead of Rogers-the single New Trier entrant-in the 220 yard swim. Lindberg of the Wildkits took the 60 yard backstroke in a close race from his team-mate Bowman and from Read of the green-and-grey aggregation. The diving went to Granstrom of New Trier, whose teammate, Enchelmeyer, captured second place. The relay went to Evanston, when the Evanston men completed the eight lengths in 1 :23 3-5, almotJt five seconds better than the average New Trier time. Holmes, with two first places, starred for the· invading juniors. Summaries: 4(l yard swlm-1. Wilson (E.), 2. Eisner (E.), 3. Bennett (N. T.). Time: :20 1-5. 100 yard BWim-1. Wllaon (E.), !. Bennett (N. T.), 3. Aiken (E). Time: :80 4-6. '-!0 yard IIIWlm-t. Fitch (E.), !.. Coolidge (E.), 3. Rogers (N. T.). Time: ! :54 !-6. Sealor 100 yard breutstroke-1. Rawltns (E.), 2. RoJfera (N. T.), 3. Crawford (E.). Time: 1:19 3-5. 10 yard backstroke-!. Llnbei"C' (E), !. Bowman (E.), 3. Read (N·. T.}. Time: :f3. · Dlvlng-1. D. Granstrom (N. T.). 2. Enchelmeyer (N. T.), 3. Hartwell (E.). Relay-Won by Evanston. Swimming ~nr EvA.nRton-Aiken, Wlbron. Hardy, Elamer. Swimming for New Trlei"-Pateraon, D. Granstrom. Williams, Bennett, Time: 1 :2: 1-&. 40 yard BWim-1. Holme& (E.). !. Roos (N. T.), 3. Davis (E.). Time: :!1 Z-5. 100 yard BWim-1. Holmes (E.), !. Roos (N. T.), 3. Pru881ng (N. T.). Time: :83. tO yard breaststroke-t. Futdtt (E.), !. Snrlnwer (N. T.), 3. Taylor (E.). Time: :!'1 3-5. 40 y~Pd h".ckRtrnlce-1. Foster (E.). !. King (N. T.), 3. N. Granstrom (N. T.). Time: :!7. Dlvln~r-1. Beach (E.), !. Lamer (N. T.). I. Kontt (E.). Relay-Won by Evanston. Swimming for Bvanaton-Fieher, Wllao_., Crosson, Hancock Swimming for New Trlel"~- Gra.nRtrom, Prus.sing, Lamer, BooB. Time : t :30 4-5. J"aalor The ~peaker for the regu~r afternoon program at the Woman's club of Wilmette on ·February 22, is Mrs. Forbes Robertson Hale, well known actress and lecturer. Mrs. Hale began her stage career at the age of 17, under Sir Henry Irving~ Later she nlayed with leading actors and came to America with Ellen Terry. At the time of her marriage in 1910 she retired from the stage and devoted herself to writing and lecturingwith an ove.,,we~ing success. She is perhaps, the most sought after woman on the American nlatform todav. As a hobby, Mrs. Hale specializes in the history of Venice, where, with her cflildren. she spends her summers. She will denict. for the club audience the glories of -.ncient Venice and telt of the city as it exists today, not from the tourist's standpoint. but from the modern housekeeper's ba.ounct,_ . Actress and Lecturer on Woman's Cub Propam