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March 1, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 21 New Trier's track men broke even with Senn High school in a non-league meet Saturday morning at the New Trier indoor track. The New Trier Senior team, which is composed of many of last year's veterans defeated 'the city boys 48 to 37, but the Junior team, which is made up mostly of new material, were not as fortunate and fell at the short end of a 32~ to 17% score. The Senior meet was a nip and tuck battle a11 the way, for in several of the events some of New Trier's mainstays were unable to place first and therefore the score was kept quite close. But with the score New Trier 32, Senn 31, Kew Trier's r elay team composed of Guy, Roth, Weiland, and Cassell ste!)ped out and won the 600 yard relay and from then on the meet was aJl New Trier's. In th e Junior meet, the Grey and Green team was able to triumph in only two of th e six events, winning the 50 yard dash on the merits of \Vanger . and the 660 yard race through the efforts of Boyle~ton a member of last year's Junior aggregation. The summaries are as follO\VS : Senior 1\Icet 50 yard hig-h hurdles: Blumenfeld (S) Senior· ·Hold Ball at Mrs. James A. Burrill, 810 GreenNew 'Trier Track Edgewater Beach Hotel wo?d av.en~e, has returned from Hen·Teams Split Even , . · b rotm hosptta1, where she underwent N or th west ern s annua1 semor a 11 . . .. for appendtcttls and gall .With Senn Squad ·n t k 1 M h 15 h E an operatton Mrs. Ray Warren, Mrs. A. H. Howard, and Mrs. F. J. Newey entertained the Neighborhood club last week at · ' the home of Mrs. Warren, 932 Forest wt P hache o t e arc d . a tmar t ek adgdeis rapidly._ avenue. wat eraBe eac e- stones. _ _ _She __ _now _ _improving .....:;_ _..::,._;:,_...:.,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-::::=::i==:::;-1 an wt1 1 parture in custom of recent years in being held ~'off campus." The larger student social affairs are usually held at the university gymnasium, but the senior social committee announces that permission has been given the class this year to hold its dance elsewhere. Miss Vesper Getman of 2626 Isabella Grapenut .fan~y street is class social chairm.an, and Custard assisting her in arranging the dance Ice Cream Moulds and are : Justin Dart, class president; Jane Banana Clover, Carolyn Franklin, Janet Kimbark, Eleanor Benneke, Kay Hall, Ice Cream Charles McKenna, Bob Day, Bert Fox, Hawley Sanford and Ed VanderWilmette wicken. Orders taken for Snider-Cazel Drug Co. Hall (N) Jennings (~). Time-6 :08 seconds. 50 yard dash: Cassel (N) Knea.vay (S) Guy (N). Time-.5 :7. 50 yard low hurdles: Gibson (N) Blumenfeld (S) Bryan (S). Time- 6 :5. Half mile: Bmdley (S) deBeers (N) Jennings (N). Time-2 :15. Qua rte r mile: Bradley (S) Cassell (N) Guy (N). Time-.52 :4. Mile: Windes (N) DuFresne (S) Benjamin (S). Time-5. High jump: Hall (N) and Read (S) tied for firRt. Klopfleish (S). Height5 feet 7 inches. 660 yard relay: New Trier . TimeShot put: Wortsmen (S) Hall (N) Salmon (S). Distance 39 feet 10 inches. Junior Meet 50 yard dash: Wanger (N) Seaburg (S) A. Blumenfeld (S). Time-5 :8. 660 yard run: Boyleston (N) Powell (N) Denmare8t (S). Time- 1 :38. 50 yard low hurdles: Seaburg (S) Blume nfeld (S) Betcher (S). Time-6 :9. High jump: A. Blumenfeld (S) White (N) Arnold (N) and Sachs (S) tied for third. Height-5 feet 41;2 inches. 660 yard relay: Senn. Shot put: Seaburg (S) Blumenfeld (S) Arnold (N). Dis tance-47 f ee t 3 inches. 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The pictures . are being shown in the French room and a number of Evanston and north shore towns women are serving as patronesses. The showing opened with an informal tea Sunday. Various north shore clubs wilt be entertained while the exhibit . is on . . Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Pace, 127 Linden avenue, last Sl,.lnday entertained Mr. and Mrs. Vito Cuttone who have just returned from HolJywood, Cal. where they were the guests of the Tito Sch'ipas, and where they were entertained by all the HolJywood celebrities, including Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks and Marion Davies. The Paces also had as their guest for several days last week, Adrian Bonnelly of Philadelphia. · I I GJk ORRINGTON E VANS T 0 N'S LAR GEST AND FI N EST H0 T EL ·..l -oMrs. J. H. Walker, 1535 Lake avenue, returned last week from Florida where she had been touring for five weeks with her son . and his family, the John L. Walkers. I