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Uecember 20, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE 21 Goodman Players to · Wilmette Youth Awarded Carleton College Leader Leonard .Scbmitz Wins "D" Present "Ivanhoe" Notre Dame Grid Letter Interviews N. T. Students in Dartmouth Athletics Alvin S. Culver, who resides at 103 at Highland Park Broadway, Wilmette, and a student ·at ]. Edward Todd, registrar of Carle- · Leonard . Schmitz, senior at Dar t t he second play in the senes bemg sponsored by the Literature committee of the Fine Arts department of the Highland Park Woman's club is to be presented Thursdav January 2, at 2:30 o'clock by the Good~ man theater players. The play will bc staged in the Elm Place school. This play is from Sir Walter Scott's novel, one of the classics in fiction literature, a romance of the da vs of chivalry when Richard the lion-liearted rode to the crusades. The fas~.-i nating talc has been made into a play by .Muriel Brown, and during- its run at the Goodman theater, in the Art in stitute, Chicago, it has proved an Jttraction of superlative value, delighting- both children and adults. The Goodman studio players have touched a high plane of artistic dramatic work, the cast being- especially capable and the presentation a brilliant one throughout, and their appearance in this .s eries is a di stinct achievement for the committee in charge. Ticket~ mav be sec ured i rom 11rs. George li utchinson, Highland Park 996: l.lrs . Irving- Stieglitz. Highland Park 153. or Mrs. Nathan Klee, Hig-!1 land Park 2525. "! vanh<:>e," the university of Notre Dame, was among those receiving letters for £r-otball this season. The Notre Dame team went through the season without losing a game and is generally considered to have the best claim for the .national championship. As the university is buildinss a new stadium, all the games were played away from home. It has been estirnateo that the team traveled well over six thousand miles. Many of Culver's \Vilmette friends saw him play in the game 3.ga!n_ :_ Korthwe ste rn at the Dyche Stadium and also in the game against Southern California at Soldier Field in Chicago. Culver is a junior in college and. thi:is his first year of intercollegiate competition. ton college at Northfield, Minn., spent Monday at New Trier High school interviewinR" prospective Carleton students. Eleven members of the 1929 graduating class at New Trier are now attenqinR" Carleton. They are : Jane Barr, Faith Burge, Edith Clerk, Ruth Hardt, Marion Hilpert, Isabel Milton, Mary Ross, Burton Ascheim, Henry Hart, Russell Rossiter, and Richard Wilcox. mouth college who was graduat ed from New Trier High school in 1926, has been awarded a "D" for his pa r ticipation in soccer this fall, it was announced at the high school this wee k. Way Thompson, 1929 ~raduate of New Trier and a freshman at Dartmouth this year, has been given a numeral for t<1king part in freshman football. Both awards were made by the D a rtmouth Athletic council. Negative Team Wins in Practice Debate .at N. T. Rosemary \\'alk E'y and Eileen Logan. def.ending the negati\·e of th e question, "Resolnd, that the Philippine IslanJs should be given their independence," \\'On a decision 0\'c r Leonard Geer and 1[aric Klapperich, affirmative speakers, in a debate helcl at a meeting of the Cave) club at Kt\\' Trier High school last Frida\·. A group nf students judged the debate. The Gavel club is the New Trier debating organization. Its next meeting, scheduled to be held during the holiday vacation at the home of John Curtis in Glencoe, has been postponed. 0 ·FRU IT AND NEW YORK ICE CREAM Full Oum Brick There Is a Hydrox Agency Ncar Your Home FULl.~ · BECOMES M E MB ER OF FI RM Howard V·l. Seymour, 203 Third street, Wilmette has become a member uf the firm, Harry Atkinson, Inc. 11:-. Seymour, having more than hventy vears experience in the advertising field assumes the post of vice president and chief account executive. --------· - -------- ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Unlike the ""ste·eotyped" boxes ol a gilt that's ·eall)" dil!e·eat A Desk Set oF silver1 gold and enamel · -· ORIGINAL A wide selection from exclusive importations for Anniversary, ~ Wedding or Christmas Gifts holiday gift boxes of jellies- all with the true home-made flavor. SPAULDING-GORHAM INC. MICHICiAN AVENUE CHICACO ORliNGTON AVENUEEVANSTON ~with. · · · Asso·t111ents · · · to meet every need at sensible range in price. THE CLARENCE T. I'ISHLBIGR CO. 517 MAIN ST. The Garden Displa1 Room WILMHTTB f.~ BLACK STAll · FlOST·GORHAM INC. 7ifth .Jlvuuu Hew !j4rl. WILMETTE 531 OR GREBNLBAP 7464