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30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE "Su&3tance" ·will be the subject at the service· in the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Wilmette Sunday morl)ing, March 17, at 11 o'clock. Sunday school convenes at 9 :45 o'clock. ~ILMETTE LIFE March 15, 1929 Pistachio between two Layers of French Vanilla GIRL CAGERS LOSE Tri-Ship Invites Members The girls' basketball ~earn of the Amateur Contest Even~ Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth lost The Tri-Ship club of New Trier a one-sided game to the Haven school of Evanston, 17 to 3, last Friday. The High school will hold its anl!ual game was played on the Haven court. amateur contest next Thursday mght in the school auditorium. At this contest boys of the school who have talent are urged to take part. A faculty committee of judges will decide the winners. The program will . be preceded by a dinner in the mess hall at 6 o'clock. Some of the probable contest entrit.s include: box i'n g matches, tumbling, harmonica playing, vocal and ~iano selections, and orchestra and quartet numbers. tO Orders taken for fancy Ice Cream Moulds Snider-Cazel Drug Co. Wilmette Mrs. Foster Branson, 817 ·Central avenue, returned last week from West Palm Beach, Fla., where she had been sojourning for five weeks with her daughter, Mis'.5 Florence, who now has gone to visit her sister, Miss Dorcas, at Monticello seminary, Godfre Ill. ENJOY THE CHARM of ORRINGTON living RRINGTON charm is written, not in words, but in the hearts of Orrington guests, of whom- fully 70% -have dwelled here continuously, ever since the hotel opened. This unique record of holding, year after year. th. e high esteem of so many guests, indicates what Orrington hospitality can offer you in a more comfortablet carefree, happy home. A few delightful suites - 1 to 4 rooms - are now available-some unfurnished and with inviting kitchenettes. Sophomore debaters of N e~ Trier High school, upholding the negative of the question, "Resolved: That the Jury System in the United States Should Be Abolished," defeated tht New Trier senior team in a close contest by a 2 to 1 decision last Friday, March 8, at the Central school auditorium in Glencoe. This was the third time this season that the New Trier teams have met in practice debate. The sophomores now have the edge, having won two of the three clashes. . Speakers for last Friday's debate s were: sophomores-Lowell Comee, Olin Sethness, and Albert Denton; s~niors Lois Goldstein, John Erickson, and Dorland Davis. John Curtis, New Trier freshman debater and a graduate of the Glencoe Public schools, acted as chairman. The debate was judged by ~orman E. Watson. assistant superintendent of the Glencoe schools. and two members of the Glencoe f(!culty, Mis5, June English and Miss Anne Long. Pupils of the seventh and eighth grades of the Central school heard the speeches. Xew Trier debater~ are holding the intra-mural debates in preparation for their first inter-school clash with Proviso on April 19. Chester E. MacLean is the New Trier debate coach. Sophom; ores Trim Senior Debaters .in ·Glencoe Test I Kenilworth Vs. Wilmette in Cage League Wind-up The Joseph Sears school of Kenilworth will close its North Shore Grammar School Basketball league schedule Sat_urday morning, March 19, when the four. teams - featherweights, lightweights, middleweights, and heavywei1!hts-will play the Wilmette teams at the Howard school. Saturday morning, March 9, at. Kenilworth, the Joseph Sears teams lost to Wilmette in all ~xcept the heavyweight class. O Purple Swimmers to Try for Title This Weekend Northwestern swimmers, who hold seven out of the eight national intercollegiate records for the short course pool, will compete in the conference meet at Chicago Saturday in an attempt to wrest the title from the Michigan team. defenders from last year. .The Purple defeated Michigan last Friday in a dual meet, 37 to 32, and is a strong favorite to capture the title. The team has scored victories in twelve dual meets this season, including the eight wins during its invasion of the west coast. Only the breaststroke record for the 60-foot pool is not held by the Northwestern team, and in this ev~nt Dick Petersen has swum within one second of the record. He finished first against Michigan last week, but was disqualified. 1;· ( GJk ORRINGTON .. \ORRI.HOTON/ EVANSTO, ~ tiLLINOIS PURPLE PLAY IN SOUTH Coach Paul Stewart, Northwe stern uniYersity's ne\\· baseball mentor. will lead his team into the ·wuthland for a seven-game series starting March 27. The opening game is with Little Rock. Arkansas of the Southern league. Other teams to be met on the trip are University of Texa'3, Rice Institute and C'niversity of Arkansas. SPRING GRID DRILL Fifty football candidates reported to Coach Dick Hanley at the opening of spring football practice this week. The Purple mentor will work his men for ab'"',lt six or seven weeks. Coach Hanley will be assisted in the spring drill by Assistant coaches Leroy (Pat) Hanley and Maury Kent. ~ E V A N S T 0 N'S L AR GEST AND FINEST H0 T EL Y Y Y Y ,Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y