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October 25, 1934 W!! URTTP I!PR Hockey Expert te Give Instruction te .N. S. Players MIiss Suzanne *Cross,. who' has played left wing on the Al-Aierican Field Hockey teamn for several years, will arrive from the east Sunday, Oc- tober 28, to spend two weeks here coachipig teams, of the. North Shorei Field Hockey association. Coaching practice, held Wednesday afternoon, will be repeated Friday af- ternoon at 3:30 at Skokie Playfield in \Vinnetka. Saturday morning tenta- tive sélections will be made of the first, second,. and third north shore teamsto go to the Sectional tourna- ment at Madison, Wis., November 9, 10, and 11. Sunday morning, the Skokie team cornes to Skokie Playfield to be coached by Miss Cross. In the af- ternoon the Lakle Shore and Indian Hilli teams go to Milwaukee at 2 o'clock to meet two Milwaukee teams at Downer college. Undaunted by rain and cloudy skies, the Field Hockey Umpire conference was held at New Trier Higb school last Saturday afternoon, the morn- ing scliedule cancelled because of excessive rain. Miss Ann Townsend, president of the United States Field Hockey association,, was present, giv- ing demonstration of correct urnpir- ing in two exhibition games, Madison vs. Chicago, and North Shore Country day vs. Francis Parker. The Madison teani (lefeate(l Chicago .1 to 0-; the two school teams played a scoreless tie. The games were umpired by two of the most prominent umpires in this section. On Sundav at Skokie Playfield, the West Subiurban team played a north: shiore team winning 4 to , at the same tir-ne that Skokie and Lake Shore clubis of -the North Shore Field Hockev asssociation were plaving, Skokie winning. Virginia Marshall Weds James- Graham Melville When Miss Virginia Marshall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marshall of Kenilworth, became the bride of James Graham Melville of Wilmette Saturday afternoon, she wore a gown -of ivory velvet, made with a cowl neck, long sleeves, and a short train. A littie cap, with seed pearls adorned her head. Her bouquet %vas composed of bride's roses, valley lillies, and gardenias. Miss Marshall wore a string of pearis, a gift of the groom. The brlde's mother was gowned in bine velvet and- wore a shoulder bouquet of gardenias. The Marshall house at 140 Kenil- worth avenue, where Dr. Herbert Willett. of the Kenilworth Union church read the service, was dec- orated throughout with large white chrysanthemums, pompons, ferns, and palms. The young couple returned Sunday from their honeymoon and wîll stay with the Marshalls until tbey.find an apartment. The bridegroom is, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander G. Melville of,,Wilmette.. * A CORRECTION In an announcement sent to WL- NfETE Live last week.' it %vas inad- vertentlystated that Mrs. F. L. Rice woijld discuss the Emergency Relief Bond issue at the morning meeting of the Woman's Club of Wilmette Wednesday of this week. Tt was Mrs. Fred- S.~: Rye who gave the talk. Miss Lilly'L. Preston of Davenport. Iowa is spending a week *ith the L. M. Aite-s-of12581M0 ioavenue, Voul1Find Amoiu' inlegat Cloth<p u $J UIN THE HUB'S i ami2 Tro user SUlITS $35 We are convinced after thorough in- vestigation of other offerings that w e can give you the finest suit of clothes at $35, on the North Shore. But, we want you to be convinc.d, too-look around-make any test you, like- com- pare. Then, you will appreciate the value more than if you had corne to THE: HUB first.- No matter- what you have ýinmd, itis here. And, we can fit every man and young man, perfectly. E VAN STON TOP.COATS OVE RCOA&TSý $35 The famous LAMGORA Topcoat--a scientifically balanced blond of * An- gora fleece and pure wool fibers-for strength and richness. A, soft, silky fabric-coldproof, windproof, wrinkle- proof and showerproof. And the gr.at WINTER-TEX Overcoat. produc.d by the. malkers of the Worstec-tex suit and the Knit-tex, topcoat.. Winter- tex is equally. outstand.ing in theover- coat field. The valu. is unsurpass.d. HUB HENRY C. LYTTON &sO0N-S Open Tuesday, Thursday.and Satnrday Evenings Orrington and Charch-EVANSTON ýsHOPý. J' October 25, 1934 ýWI-L-METT£ LIPE