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. February 1, l929 WILMETTE LIFE 21 Samuel Thaviu to Play New Trier Grabs Wl·th Chicago Symphony Twin Cage Clash Samuel Thaviu, brilliant youhg north From Oak Parkers shore violinist, will be the .soloist with By Winalow Wright New Trier's light and heavyweight cage · quintets· added another notch in their ·victory belts Friday night when they whipped their old rivals, Oak Park, in two closely fought struggles on the Indian Hill floor. The Grey and Green heavies; who displayed byt far their best basketball of the year, were able to outclass the visitors and defeat them by a 23 to 20 count. The New Tder ponies, on the other hand, played an extremely ragged game and only through a fourth quarter rally were able to eke out a 16 to 15 victory and thereby keep their league slate clean with five victories thus far this season. The fir st quarter of the heavyweight affair had plenty of excitement in it but neither of the teams were able to · find the basket until the latter part of the quarter when Coombs, the visitor's center who had five fi eld goals and one free throw to his credit when the game ended, sank a shot to give, his team the slight lead of 2 to 0. A minut e later or so Tom Hicks made a free throw to lesson the visitor's advantage but Coombs came right back with another basket to give Oak Park a 4 to 1 lead which it maintained till the close of the quarter. The second quarte · New Trier began to get its passes working better and as a result, Captain Nelson sank two baskets in quick succession to put New Trier on top of a 5 to 4 score. His teammates, Hicks and Thompson each followed with a basket while a little later Lovett of the Orange and Blue sank a short but under the watchful eyes of the New Trier guards, Schroeder and Borncamp, Oak Par~ was unable to add any more to their score this half and it closed 9 to 6 in the home team's favor. The second half ~ontinued in much the same manner as the first with both teams doing about an equal amount of scoring although New Trier managed to retain its slight lead. In the last quarter with the score New Trier 22, Oak Park 18, four minutes left to play, and both teams fighting furiously, Coombs sunk a long shot to cut New Trier's margin down to two points. But at this point New Trier braced and held for the last three minutes and a free throw by Thompson gave the homt: team a 23 to 20 lead which it clung to till the close . of the struggle. In the lightweight game scoring was quite slow in the first part of the first half, for the passing of both teams was poor and neither of the teams were able to make even the few shots offered them. But finally, through the last minute ringers of Magliano and Boyles, Oak Park was able to quit the first half with the count 9 to 7 in its favor. In the third quarter both teams continued playing a listless game of ball and a free throw was the only scoring done. But at the start of the fourth quarter Saxton of New Trier tied the score and from then on it was a battle royal from which New Trier emerged the victors. Mrs. R. F. McCoy, who makes her Chicago Symphony orchestra. He is also a sophomore at Northwestern uni- home with her son and his wife and veBity. His father is an artist and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCoy, 730 Ashland avenue, has gone to Los leader of Tha:viu's Band. Angeles for several months. the Chicago ·Symphony orch!!stra MonMrs. Charles M. j·urlingame~ 812 day evening, February 4, at Orchestra Greenleaf avenue, entertained a few VIOLIN STUDIES halt. . He will play a concerto of friends at luncheon and bridge last Classes now forming for this nason under dirtctioe Tschaikowsky. Friday. of Alan Carter who recently returned from Europe where be studied under the celebrated European { ) Mr. Thaviu, who is eighteen years Concert Master "Nouwinck" of Paril Open faae. of age, lives at 338 Washington avenue ~ Alpha Gamma Chi of St.' Augustine Beginners .and advanced studentt--avail youneU Wilmette. He was born in Chicago Episcopal church, Wilmette, enter- of this opportunity to atudy with this geniua of tone production. Moderate fee. Write or phone but has lived most of his life in Ev- tain.ed at a dancing party last Friday Harrison 5520 today for appointment. Studio 611. anston and Wilmette. Last year he won evening at the Evanston Woman's club. Lyon a Healy Bldg., Chicago. Ill. the $1,000 violin offered as a prize in Chicago in a contest sponsored by the Chicago Symphony orchestra. He was then heralded as one of the forth coming violinists of the world. Mr. Thavitt has appeared as soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony orchestra and also with the Springfield (Ill) Symphony orchestra. He is a pupil of ~for Jacques Gordon, concertmaster of the Orders taken MARGARET CLAPP PIANO LESSONS for children Telephone Univeraity 1406 1024 Grove St., Evanston French Chocolate with Pecans and French Vanilla Ice Cream fancy Ice Cream Moulds Snider-Cazel Drug Co. Wilmette ·------------------------------------------------·--------------------------------------. WEDDINGS Luxuriously Accommodated Here The Georgian offers an ideal background for either modest or elaborate wedding ceremonies. Rooms of the Entertainment Suite may be reserved separately or combined as desired to meet your individual needs . · · · or the entire ninth floor may be chartered very moderately. ... ··· The Georgian is equipped to fill every requirement for successful weddings and recep~ions. ··· Catering Service in connection when desired. TO GIVE LUNCHEON T.he Mother's Club of Alpha Theta chapter of Alpha Xi Delta, national sorority of Northwestern university will hold a luncheon and busine~s meeting at the sorority house, 710 Emerson street, .Evanston, February 4, Mrs. J. A. Lorch of Evanston is secretary of the chapter and Mrs. Norman Hall of Wilmette is president. <;HRISTIAN SCIENCE SUBJECT "Love" will be the subject at tht> services in ."fhe First ·C hurch of Christ, Scientist, in Wilmette, Sunday morning, February 3, at 11 o'clock. Sunday school convenes at 9 :45 o'clock. Jllhr ~r.gian An Address of Distinction DAVIS at HINMAN-EVANSTON Ttlepbone Greenleaf .fl oo B. 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