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F~bruary 14, 1930 WILMETTE LIFE '!5 principle is stated: "All possess in· herently some artistic creative ability. I We aim to release this energy, and offer the greatest possible opportunity for original ideas. We encourage dancing as a fine art rather than as a commercial enterprise." ! New Trier Mermen Trounce Proviso Aces in Dual Tilt New Trier High school's junior and senior sw,imming .teams completed their Suburban league schedule last Saturday with a double victory over Proviso High school, the juniors winning 36 to 17 and the seniors 37 to 22. It was the ninth consecutive victory for the New Trier junior swimmers, who are ·champions of the Suburban league. They have defeated every league team in the junior division as well as several non-league teams. The New Trier senior swimming team finished in third place in the Suburban league standing. Evanston ~ · was first and Oak Park second. In their meets with Evanston and Oak Park the New Trier senior swimmers lost each t1me by the narrow margin of 31 to 28. The Grav and Green senior relav team defeated the Evanston relay team. which had not been defeated in the Suburban league for several years. Following is Kew Trier's swimming record for the season up to this week: OppOllf'llt Harrison Tech: Senior Junior· Hyde Park: Senior Junior Englewood: Senior Junior Oak Park: Senior Junior· Deerfield: Senior Junior \Vaukegan: Senior Junior )lorton: Senior Junior Evanston: Senior Junior Proviso : Senior Junior ~. Cabaret .a nd Boxing Bouts Ensemble of the Creative Enjoyed by Shawnee Guests Dance in Debut iD Chicago The Ensemble of the Creative Dance, Among those who entertained guests at Men':; night last Monday at Shaw- a new Chicago organization, was sch~d nee was Carl }. Zipprich, 623 Forest uled to make its debut at Kimball hall avenue, \Vilmette, who was host to Friday evening of this week. Its seven of his business associates. Edwin G. Fisher, 638 Ash street, \Vinnetka, was host to sixteen of his friends. E. H. Pence, 826 Forest avenue, \Vilmette, entertained twenty-three friends in honor of his business partner, Herbert Ewing of Chicago, who will be married to Miss Mildred Mulberry of ~~t. Louis on February 22. Dinner on Monday was followed by seven amateur boxing bouts and an amateur wrestling match. There was i:ilso a cabaret entertainment during dinner. on R Rf\W~II 60'1Vernat~Ave G1enc:oe11l lU I \'U I~ J .· Tel:- Glencoe Ia1 E' .. personal service PIERCE HEADS RADIO BODY ~hop, t lected Accessories: Walter Pierce of Pierce Radio Evanston, was unanimously as president of Midwest Radio Trades association at a meeting of the Loard of directors held February 9 RemOde]i~·AiterdtionS SHOfFE MOOISTE-DOftOlltY fUfN 6KOWN 0 pen Saturday eveniNgs UNtil ~tiNe ·r. 's Seore 35 :~ !~ Harry \Y. Bettinghaus. 1231 Ashland a venue, has been in Palm Beach. Fla . Ollponents' fc ... two weeks on business. · Score 24 14 !I :;o ·>~ l) 7 :l" v ~:; :.>5 :!!'I 2f.: :t! ~1 :!1 4!4~ i~ I '?1 :?ti H 1!) 4t; 34 45 34 :?S :11 1!I 34 3j It's Just Lik.e Finding Money -when you send your suits to tl1e Ermine Cleaners, Inc. to be cleaned and pressed. Everyone knows that stylish, smart apparel means a lot tn creating that dashing ·debonair appearance-and, when you consider it, this business of "wearing one's clothes well" is simply a matter of keeping them freshly cleaned and pressed. · For your convenience we maintain an alteration and repair department 36 22 17 · Vista del Lago Club Holds . Ping Pong Tourney Monday A ping pong tournament to be held Monday evening, February 17, and that is to open to residents of the entire north shore is being sponsored by the Vista del Lago club. Play for the open championship will start at 7 :30 in the evening. Those desiring to participate are asked· to forward , their names to the Vista del Lago club. Wilmette. not later than Sunday, February 16. The ping pong committee of the club consists of A. M. Barrett, S. S. Beman, R. W. McKisson, Warner H Robinson and Mrs. Erskine Wilder. New Trier Students Hold "Pound" Dance on Feb. 22 New Trier High :, ~,; hoQ.l students will dance to the tune of Cope Harvey's orchestra at the school mess hall Saturday night, February 22, the occasion being a "pound" party which the Tri-Ship Boys' club is sponsoring. Couples will be admitted to the dance for c;>ne dollar plus one cent for each pound that the girl weighs over one hundred pounds. Stags will be charged accordingly. Jack Ludwig is chairman of the Tri-Ship committee which has charge of arrangements for the dance. 1£rmiut Qlltnutrs. Established 1921 WILMETTE Central A venue Phone Wilmette 704 Phone Wilmette 7 4 8 1 1 5o ~ur. President GLENCOE 669 Vernon Avenue Phone Glencoe 865 OTTO F. FISHER, WINNETKA 578 Lincoln Avenue Phone Winnetka 6J8 Memben National AlSodation of Dyers and Cleanera M embetl M altet Cleanera and [)yera A11ocia· tion of the Noeth Shote WAUKEGAN I o 7 S. Genesee Strtft 1 675 TO ATTEND MEET·ING Supt. E. L. Nygaard of the Joseph Sears school in Kenilworth plans to attend the annual convention of the National Education association at Atlantic City, N. ]., the latter part of this month. The first dry cleaning plant with the . chain Phone Majestic store system Main OHice ~Plant-WAUKEGAN ~WEBSTER AVES., HIGHWOOD, ILL. Phone Highland Park 3 710 Please call the branch in your · community and our courteous service man will call.