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I · 30 WILMETTE LIFE · M~y 25. 1928 Locate Coeds at N. U. Who Favor "Wet" U. S. Northwestern , universit¥'s prettiest coeds have gone into politics. A group of them are agitating for a wet plank in the. Republican national platform . These coed politicians are stronglv urging the nominaton of Ncholas Mur-ray Buder, well-known educator and frankly anti-prohibitionist. All this en thusiasm comes ·b ecau's e the girls are delegates to a mock Republican con vention to be held in Evanston. Satu rday, May 29. Three coeds, all members of the Kappa Kappa Gamma soririty and all prqminent in campus activities, fa vor Dr. Butler, pre sident of Columbia uni versity-, because he has been outspoken in his attacks on prohibition and becau·se they feel he is a fit opponent fo·r AI Smith. The girls who are managin !-[ the campaign for Dr. Butler; are Mi ~ ~ Adrienne Grant, of 1604 Hinman an· nue, Evanston ; Mis s Elizab eth J. McCullough, 1423 Judson avenue, E Yan ston, and Mi ss Margaret B. Carter, of 701 Western avenue, Joliet. Mis s Katherine Hicks, senior in th e school of speech, debater, and widely known for her speaking ability, is leading a "wet" delegation from Arkansa ,;. Dr. A. R. Hatton , professor of political science and father IJf the Cleve land city charter, is directing the con vention with the help of a group of senior students. At present 900 delegates have signified their intention o i attending the convention. Wilmette 3700 IJIICOifOIIGD Univer_.si.ty 1024 fUVNIAIN SQVARt · LVANSfON "Watersprite" -a new bathing su· it for girls 8 to 14 /, $3.95 Trim sporting models with white jersey tops, and navy blue trunks and skirts, with white web belts. Or gray tops with red skirts and trunks. Or, at the same price, a solid-color elastic knit suit in scarlet, emerald green, navy and copen. Sizes 8 to 1 4· Hold Confirmation at North Shore Congregation Confirmation services of the North Shore Congregation Israel will he held Sunday morning, May 27, in the tem ple, Vernon and Lincoln a\·enu ~~. Glencoe, at 10:15 o'clock. Thi s will be the first confirmation services to be held in the new terople. The s ervic e .~ wilt be conducted by Dr. Joseph Stol z. A community reception wilt be held in the afternoon from 3 :30 t o 5 :30 o'clock. Following is a list of the con firmants: Helene N. Adler, Winnetka : Ri ch ard Barnard, Winnetka; Mark Can mann, Ravinia; Ruth Cohen, W ilmette; Alice Conhaim, Glencoe; Rob ert Fox, Winnetka; Edward Frankel. Winnetka; Lois H. Goldst ein, Win netka; Bennett E. Goodman, Highland Park; Charles F. Haas, Winnetka : Hugo Haremann , Jr., Winnetka, Louise Helfand, Evanston; Julian Hir sch. Winnetka: Amelia Jacobs, Hubbard Woods : Jeanne M . Kohner, Libertyville; Melvin M. Kohner, Libertyville: Howard V\'. Klee, Highland Park : Benjamin Bhilipps, Winnetka: Marion G. Popper, Wjnnetka; Jane R Por t i ~. 'Ninnetka: Robert Rutwich. Highlan rl Park : Claire E. Simon, Wilmett e: Lillian Smith, Highland Park ; Lest er R. Wellman, Jr., Highland Park. Jerom e Westerfeld, \IVinn etka, anrl Jan e Cohen, Wilmette. Bathing Suits for I~ittle Children, $2.25 One-piece suits with white tops and navy trunks. Or plain-colored elastic knit suits-also one.-piecein bright colors. Sizes 2 to 6. Gordon Silk Half Sox 59c Terry Cloth Beach Robes, $2.75 Soft, cozy absorbent robes to slip on over a wet bathing suit. Sizes 2 to 6. The larger sizes, 8 to 1 4· at $3.95 . Dainty pastel stripes , woven in. · Cord girdles and neck-ties. Rib - top half - sox with well - reinforced toes and heels. White, pink, champagne, nile and maize. GIRLS LIKE TRACK EVENTS Girls at New Tri er High school :tre di splaying keen interest in trac k and field events, a bran ch of tl. e physica l education department introduced th; s· sea son. Trial meets have been helrl with North Shore Countrv Dav sch onl girls. The hig field event of the yea r for the girls is scheduled for Thur sday, June 7; Spring Sport Jackets Sizes 2 to 10, $6.so Zipper coats of velvety suede cloth, made Russian style; red with navy collar , belt, pockets and cuffs-or green with tan, or French blue with navy. Berets to match . $1.25. Lor :f's--Sec ond Floor ELECT OFFICERS JUNE 1 Friday, June 1, is the date set for the big New Trier Girls' Athletic ass o- ' ciation event. It will include the election of officers for next year, initiation of all those girls who have obtained the required seventy-five point s, and the annual beach party. Illinois added a state forester to it s ranks of officials in 1926. Lord's- First Floor