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May 18, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE' East 'End Circle of Cong'l Church Offers Two Plays The East End Circle of the W oman's Guild of the First Congregational ·c hurch will present two plays in Pilgrim hall at the church this evening at 8:15 o'clock. M'rs. Sumner R. Mason is chairman of the circle, and the plays have been produced under the joint direction of Miner Coburn. and Mrs. John W. Fisher, Jr. The plays combine comedy with satire and have an unusual interest for members of the church. The casts follow: Mrs. Hunt . . ... Mrs. F. A. Cushing Smith Biddy .. ·. . . . ....... Mrs. J. N. Macalister Gretchen . . ......... Mrs. Bertha G. Lutz Helgf\ .. ... .. .. .. . .. Mrs. Ashton Taylor Dinah .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. . Mrs. W. A. Mann Susan Samantha ... Mrs. Paul Casterline Hop Lee .. . . ... . . .. .. . Mrs. Lemuel Owen Scene-A Room in Mrs. Hunt's Home Time-The Present · The Rummage Sale Wanted: A Cook Has New Book GOLF EQUIPMENT SPECIALS Kro·I'Jite Balls (Seconds) Mr". Sharp . . . . ....... Mrs. S. R. Mason Mr~;. Easy .. .. .. . . .. . Mrs. M. H. West Mrs. Alden . . . . . . . .. Mrs. N. P. Colwell Mrs. Rm;acow ..... .. . . . Mrs. R. T. Huff Mrs. Hennessey ... . .... Mrs. Henry Hall Mr. Moriarity ...... Mrs. G. F. Johnston Mrs. Badger ...... . Mrs. F. H. Gilchrist .Mrs. Rinaldi . . ...... Mrs. D. L. Harris Mr. Goldman ... . . . ... Mrs. L. V. Pierson Larry, a policeman .. Mrs. L. V. Pierson Mrs. Shiftless .. .. .... Mrs. C. A. Eldridge Mr~. Lightfinger .. Mrs. H. E . Holdaway Mr. Morrison ....... 1\lrs. C. C. Cameron Place-Wilmette Time-The Present Go II Sets As a special we are offering 3 irons and a driver with a canvas bag, special at Photo by Gibson Casebeer Slight imperfection in moulding makes these balls sub-standards, but their playing qualities are unaffected. Special at Women's Golf Season Opens at North Shore The women's golf season at North Shore Golf club opened Tuesday, May 15. About forty players were out and others . came later for the delicious luncheon and open meeting. The question of handicaps was brought up and a vote was carried to increase handicaps two strokes at the beginning of the season, a method which most of the clubs have adopted. Tuesday has been chosen for the regular golf day, instead of Friday as in past years. Announcement was made of the special prizes to be awarded for the season: a ringer trophy, the first prize for each class for the low score made o'·J Tuesdays and during tournaments; a handicap prize, a prize given for the greatest percentage of reduction in handicap during the entire s'eason, the percentage figured on the ratio between the number of strokes reduction and the handicap at the beginning of the season; an approaching and putting trophy, for which contests will be held every two weeks and the trophy passed from \vinncr to winner throughout the season to become the permanent posesssion of the player winning it the greatest number of times; the honor trophy, no player may win more than one regular prize each month. Every winner will be given an honor and the player who has won the greatest number of honors during the season will receive a special honor trophy. Tuesday's event was medal play with full handicap, with Mrs. H. D. Fargo winning in Class A with a score of 100-8-92; and Miss Helen Seng winner of Class B with 112-20-92. In the nine hole event of medal play, Mrs. M. ]. Hubeny won in Class C with 62-16-46. Bernard DeVoto, lately of the faculty of Northwestern university, is the author of "The House of Sun Goes Down," which promises to be one of the outstanding books of the season. The alumnae of Mallinckrodt High school will give !1 formal banquet at Hotel LaSalle in Chicago on Tuesday evening, May 29, at 7 o'clock. A theater party will follow the banquet. ·s·~!. Univenity 123 Evanston ~ ···~~ 630 Davis St. Chandler's Fountain Square ...... Soothes and Refreshes Motorists' !I! Eyes · · = 41 41 c 41 41 c Playtitne Comfort for feet that are never still ERE'S a wonderful long-wearing MoccaH sin for wonderful long days of playtime when the warm sun beckons to the great leafy out-of-doors. It's a Moccasin that will do more than its part in the most strenuous program that Youth can invent. 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