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November 15, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 63 ~any ' Brilliant Creations ShowtJ at Style Show N. T. Coach and Captain to See · Dartmouth Game Foothall Coach \ Vatter Asche nbach of Xe,,· Trie r High school. T om Hick s, captain of the ~ew Trier foo tba ll team thi:-; year. ~nd John Hicks, T om's father. will see the · Dartmouth-Cornell game at Hanover, N. H., t his Saturda,·. Coach Asc henbach is a Dart llH;uth graduate. Hunter Hicks, brot h~..·r of Tom and a star on last year's championship Xew Trier footba ll team, i~ attending Dartmouth this year. Way Thompson, another New Trier athlete wh1) finished high school last year, is playing tackle on the Dartmouth f rl·.:;h man footba ll team. Ned M unn i~ anothn 1929 New Trier graduate t]l)W attending Dartmouth. · ~lrs. Charles McNie, 266 Forest avenue, \\'innctka will entertain at a luncheon and bridge party \Vednesd.ay· of next \\·ee k. ERE\VITH we present ju!'t a glimp-;e ui the many hcau tiiul creations that delighted tho -;c whn attended the dinn1: r and fashion show held in . the hallrnom ni the ~hawnee Country cluh la"t Saturday nening. ~r emher~ nf the club sen·ecl a. manikin~. addin . L:·. a~ the phutngraphs show, evc1.1 greater char m tn the brilliant array oi l!0\\' 11" and wraps . :\ danrt· iulln\\'tcl thL· ~hnw. r /'hn/·J l!y Sfrtff PhotO{Ji'atJlt cr) H ha::- had . Charles Triggs of \Vihnette is chairman of the entertainment committee: of Sha\' .1ee and even his \'!1· thusiasm was high over the results of his lahur:~ last Saturday. He has presented :;o 111an~· attractive programs i.)r the club members and each one seem~ hetter than the last. He has · :-hu\\'n great ,·ariety in his choice of e 11 te rt ai tlltle 11 t~ . Last Saturda \' evening to add to t he effect of the rl'vicw the club ball room lights \Yere lowered and candles twinkled from the small tables of the diners. :Music \\'as furnished by the Harvey orchestra and Mis5' Oli,·e O'Neill. Miss 0'\"eill is \\'ell known to north shore residents and is much be loved. Her singing i::- always a de light. The stage \\·as beautifullv · decorated with palms and chrysanthemums. - - - - -- - -- - - -- - - - Edward Johnson Guest of Honor at Supper l·:d \\'a rr l J nh nson, noted tenor a 11 d .~4t Shawnee C/,1b By P. H. \I ;· tr··p<,Jitan Opera star, was gunt nf lli·Jltlr at ;til aiter-thcater :-.upper Tut·:-. - club presented a Fa~hion ReYic,,· folIL) \ring a dinner in the ballroom. Tht.>rt· were lGj reservations for the dinner. The sho~· staged was one of the most attractive entertainment s t he club yet da _ , n<:ning gi,·en by hi:-. dau~htn r. i·· rl'Ilza Da ':eiga. in the ··~r crcatiiiii,., :ht· ftalian hop of .Miss Ruth Hype , \I j,_, ~r urid Hypes, and ~f i:-;s Jand l'hild~ at 1518 Hinman an'IHH'. F,·an--t .. rt. The- gue:,ts. about thirty in llliiii J,~·r. \\'hnm the hostess ent~..·rtained infnn11a llr, \H're the actor~ i11 tlw Lake :-:.hort: Productions company nf \\·hich ,Jte i~ a member. Fiorenza Da \·ei ga i., taking the leading r0le in thl· p by 11\\' currt·nt at ~the Ne"· f\· an~tnn thra1 1 t ('f. ing Tht· :-;hawnee Cnuntr,· duh is ha\·- . the f1rst S\rimmin~ !llc<:t ni the I ~l'ibOJl on thi:-; Friday e\·ening, ~un~ m hn 1~. at 8 u't:luck in the hcautiiul rluh pCltll. NOW IS THE TIME TO INSTALL \lr. luhns.0n was the arti~t \lond ;n· t·H nin .~ in the Artist Recital :oil rirs "Jit1Jl..;(1rl' d hy the \ \'innetka ~ru'it· club. \fi,:; ~r aucl George of TranT:-.L· City, \1 iL·h .. is thr hnusc guest fur tc11 clays ,,j her cousin. ~irs. J. Hu~·Jt F~~~tcr. 1).?1 ! ; rt'l'II h·a i a H·n ue. · · Till' \'t)rt lmc:-. tnn tllliY~rsit.r conIercnrt' champitlll:o;, natiLmal champions, and \n·rld's rl'r'urd holder:; are t·) he ptT~t·rn in a grnt :-.\\·immin~ and di,·ing o~hihitiun, t11gdher \\'tth. rac . .·s, ct~ntt':-.t:-.. and a ia:--t gamt: o r wa~l'r polo. .-\11 attL'Illpt \\'ill l>t' lll:t(k tu hn:ak thl' \rorld'~ rl'cnrd i11 the 30() yar·l mcdln- :-.\\ im. . · :\iter an ht·ur and a !tali lll \Yonclcrful entertainment in thL· pllnl. thl'rc \rill hL' dancing in thl· hallr~lom .. Ha~·n· DaniL·J., i~ ch;tirm;tll ot thL· ::mm mtng,·(lmmittet:. 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