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WILAMETTF i. wiF ovAbil. 93 LEAVES FOR ýDETRtOIT George C. Kingsley, son. of George Caleb ]Kingsley, 529 Cinnor road. Kenilworth, is leaving Féiday for De- troit to accept a position with. the Norge corporation. Announcement was made in September of the engagement of Mr. Kingsley to Miss Lorna Blood daughter of Me. and Mrs. Howard E Plriof Deroit. Miss.Blood grad- uated ladt Jume f rom Vassar. PECAN NUTBLLS A mallow pfee-caramel and peea ffledco .t....... ...Lb. So 744 Flm St.. Irinnetha IVin,. 579 346 Central Av@., Hlsrhlnnfl Pli.jH.11.1l7147 GIVE JELLY TO.CHAJRITY At the bi-monthlyý luncheons and mieetings of the five> guilIds of th e Church of the Holy Comnforter Mon- day, each guest,,brought a glass of jelly to be distribtited at Chase Jlouse, House 'of Happiness,- and, other charitable institutions whiéh the gulshelp support. Mrs. Paul T., Gilbert, 554 Brier street, kenilworth, entertained in- formally at tea Thursday of last week in honor of Mrs. Bert D. White of Vancouver. 0o- Mrs. Roy Osgood, 423 Essex road, Keniilworth, will be luncheon host- ess to lier sewinig club on Moilday, November 12. e're Groig Every Day.. THE BEAUTY s NewTrier High Sehool News Pl-an Observance of Armistice Day Plans for New Trier's observance of the signing of the armistice end- ing the World war have been com- pleted. Siîice Armistice. day this year.falîs on Sunday, the observance at New Trier will l)e held on the Friday preceding and the Monday following the holiday. A separate asseml>ly has been planned for eachi class. The seniors will meet Fridav afternoon of this week duriîîng the seventh period and the freshmen, sophomores and juniors next M.\onidav morning ini the first, secondI and third periods respectively. At ail of the assemblies students fromn Miss Ma- belle Payton'spublic speaking classes will give the declamations thev will use ini the Prince of Peace. contest. Girls Club Makes Plans for Magazine Campaign A special Girls' club assembly wvas held Tuesday afternoon, when plans for the club's annual magazine sub- scription campaign were discussed. Ail proceeds from the sale of the magazines go into a scholarship fund Which is used to help New Trier girls who would be unable to continue their education after they leave high sdhool without assistance from some source such as this. This year the club is sending two girls to college, one to an art school and the 'other to a liberal arts col lege. The tuition is paid by the club, and the two girls are working to help earn their wvay through school. The Girls' club con- ducts no house-to-house canvass, but the individual girls try to get sub- scriptions from their own honmes and .from friends. -New Trier-Evanston to Play. Saturday Morning New Trier students have been re- minded - that the football game witli Evanston on Saturday is to start -"t 10 o'clock in the morning. The var- sity game. will be played first and wilL be followed by a scrap between the New Trier and Evanston fresh- man-sophomore -teams. The games are being played in the morning this week instead of'in the afternoon be- cause of the Northwestern-Illinoi. game at Dyche stadium, Evanston. Expeet Graduating Class to Reach S00 This Year This 1935 graduating class at New Trier is expected to reach the 500 mark for the first time in the school's1 history. There are at present 5331 students in the senior class. Takinig, into consideration that a few of theseq ntay flot pass in aIl of --their subjects1 and that a few may drop out beforei the end of the school year, there is still a strong likelihood, that' the number of graduates will reach 500. SELECT COMMITTEES Standing committees of the-student council were being selected this week. Selection of these committees will complete the, student council or- ganiza tion. NXames of. the council officers and of the inner council members were announced in this paper last week. 1. ADDRESSES FACULTY Prof. John J. B. Morgan of the departmént of psychology at North- western university spoke to New Trier facuity advisers Monday after- noon on the subject, "The Technique of' the Interview." Elect Off icers~ of Seniorj Glass;.ý Many Candidates This week the Senior class is hold- ing its election of officers. The voting started on ednesday, and it is expected that by the end of the week ail of the four offices will be filled. The student elected to any of the offices must have a ma- jority of the votes in the class. Suc- cessive elections are held until this majority is reached. There are five candidates for the office of secretary, and four for each of the other three offices. Tliese candidates are: For president-Donald Kurtz, Ricih ard McLaren, Ned Rosenheirn an'! Carle ton Ross. For vice-president-Betty Barr. Kay Hedman, Louise Kecklev aad< Mary Waidner. For secretary-Ruth Brown, Rose Mary Doyle, Priscilla Hawley, Jeatnnt. KuhI and Gertrude 'Trudie" Schiur. For treasurer-Donald. Anderson. Robert Cordell, Robert Eastman and David AMiller. Each of these candidates wvas ini- troduced at the first senior asseml>lv of the year on «,\otdail. -Me mber of tlie class had an opportiun,t,.-tc hear the candidates give annou.n111ce- mienlts. Name Patron Group for Tri-Ship "'49" Dance Naines of the patrons and patron- esses for the Tri-Ship club's Forty- _Niners-dance Saturday niglit, Novemn- ber 10, wvere announced this wveek. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dostal, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W'hite, Mr. and Mrs. Grover C. McLaren, Mr. and MNrs. Norton A. Booz, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. An- derson, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde P. Ross, and. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Donovan. The dance is to be held in the mess hall starting at 8 o'clock. Music will be furnished by Carleton Ross and his orchestra. Begi n Regular Practice for Swim Squad Members Regular practices for swiniming squad members began Tuesday after- noon of this week. The practices are, for the present, being held three times a week, on Tuesdays, Thurs- days and Fridays' after school. All football ment are barred from swim- ming practice until after the Evanston game Saturday. Last week, tryouts. were held for boys who were not on the swimming squad last year and who wouW,-Ike to become inbers of the squad this season. ATTEND CONFERENCE Fifty high>school faculty members attended the conference at New Trier last Saturday for English and social science, teachers from* New, Trier the University. of Chicago High school, North Shore Country Day school, the University of Wisconsin High school and the Franicis Parker school. EXHIBITION DEBATE Seven freshmen will take part in an exhibition debate at the meeting of the Gavel club Friday of this week. The seve n freshmen speakers will be Dick Cowan, Gordo n Kiddoo, Larry Holland, Henry Solomon. Dick Him- mel, Evans Jasper and Bill Jasper. A-LON at Field's Evanston Store f frAnnounces Another Enlargement -and More New Equipment Bocause of the. increasing popularity of thi. beaut s"Ion i the Evanston Store we have again enlarged Our spae...and hecause of the increasing delaad feir MacGregor treatments we have intalledanother MacGegorunit. The great. popularity of thii.fumons umrhd of rejuvenation indicate. the sounduess and. benefite of the treatmients. ON TUE fTmp Fmon THEEVANSTON STORE MARSHALL FIELD & COMPANY Novembeï 8, 1934 WILMETTE LIPE