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WILMETTE LtFE January 4, 1929 I . . ~--~-------~-----~· ~E~L~~e~m~~wRk~~H~ The K'.dd. leS H ave a D ay. 0 f R ea l Jo~' J Prof. Mercer to Ga·e Farat of Talka for Weatem Theological Seminary -. . Lead ·4n · 'Dumm"" JGb"' ~/J North,Shore "' ~ The first of the series of special leetures to be given during ] anuary at the Western Theological seminary, will be delivered Thursday, Jan. 10 _on ',',The Recovery of Forgotten Emp1res. The speaker will be ~rof. Samuel A. B.. Mercer, D. D., professor ~f Sem.etiC!i and Egyptology :'lt the ~mvcrstty of Toronto. It wtll be g1ven · G tt B'bl' 1 1 1 at 8 The 111 a:re t tea c 1ape . . fc;>tlowmg Thurs?ay, Dr. Mercer will gtve a second tllustrated lecture on "Archeo1ogy and the New Testament." . . The final lecture of the senes wtll be given by Prof. B1:1rton Scott E:;tston, D. D.,.professor of hterature and .mterpretat10n of the ~ew Test~ment 111 rthe General Theol~gtcal . semt~~ary, Ne~ York. Hts ?U~Ject .~til ~e T~e ~arhe~t Evangelic rradltton. Thts Vvtll be gtven ] an. 24. During the stay in Evanston the two visiting professors, who were formerly_ on tl~e faculty of Western seminary. wttl dehver courses of lectures t~ stud~nts at that school. These. wtll be gtyen at 9. and 11 every mornmg, and Will de~l w1th the growt~ of Old Testamen_t literature, and wtth the hfe of Chnst. I District Officers Help Evanston Elks Initiate District officers of the Elks, headed by District Deputy Jack Eaton, were guests Vvednesday evening at the initiation meeting of the Evanston lodge. Another important guest was Grand Secretary ] . E. Masters, who is past grand exalted ruler. Twenty-five men were initiated at the ceremony conducted by the local officers: William Lister, exalted ruler; Edward Harper Payne, esteemed leading knight; Thomas Airth, esteemed loyal knight; Frank N. Wohlleber, esteemed lecturing knight. Mr. Eaton was accompanied by his staff and a large delegation from the Des Plaines lodge and other lodges of the north eastern district. W'th M' f 1 tss Wave Richards o_ Evanston in the role of Beryl, the leading part in "The Dummy," the North Shore Theater guild will . present this four-act comedy as its first offering of 1929 at the Wilmette vVoman's club, January 22. M' R' h d · ill make her first ISS tc .ar s w . h h appearance m a gmld p 1ay, a 1 t oug she is familiar to audiences of the Children's theater in which she apd f tl nd to marked sucpeare 1 .rlequent Yd at at the school of cess "" 11 e a s u en speech, N. U. In "The Dummy" she will carrv the role of a 12-yearold girl. E. J. Felke of Wilmette, who has played several juvenile roles for the guild will play opposite Miss Richards in the role of Barney. To support the juveniles·, about whom the action of the play revolves, there has been selected a group of well-known north shore actors and actresses. "The Dummy" one time produced professionally u~der the title of "Kidnaped," was written by Harv:ey O'Higgins and Harriet Ford. It mmgles suspense and comedy ·with something of pathos and melodrama, ~nd the guild forecasts the expectatiOn that it will be vne of the popular plays of its season. Tickets or information may be procured from the business manager of the guild, John Allen Stewart, at. 716 Foster street. Tickets may be obtamed at the door the evenings of the performances. .J Hudson-Essex to Offer Several New Models in '29 Photo by Staff Photographer The Kenilworth club held a Christmas party for the children and the picture shows some of the youngsters stepping up to a table which is gift laden . We judge that the' children find it just as easy· . to receive a.; to give. At any rate the party was a huge succes$. Also judging by the smiles on the face 5 of some of the grownup3 they are enjoying themselves too. M. Powers H. Johnson L.G. T.... B. J. Smith sponsored by the Playground and Recreation board are announced as follows: St. Joseph (9) State Bank (32) H. Schleuter R.F. B. RobinHon V. Defnlein L. F. R. Smith Hoffman C'. L. Roth Teams standings and recent contests R. P. Wagner R.G. J. Cullen in the Wilmette Recreation leagues Ed. PhillipR L.G. C. Clifton Bureau of Recreation Planning one of the greatest years in its history the Hudson Motor Car comJ'any today announces two new lines of Super-Six powered automobiles for 1929-the new Hudson on 1220inch wheel base and the Essex Challenger on llOYz-inch wheel base. Six new body types have been added to the Hudson line, which include a town sedan, a five-passenger phaeton, a sport sedan, a seven-passenger THERE'S MORE LIKE HIM limousine, a convertible coupe and a A Detroit taxicab driver has been sport phaeton. Four new bodies have· remanded to the psychopathic division been added to the Essex line, which inof the Recorder's Court for examina- clude a town sedan, a convertible tion of his mentality. coupe, a phaeton and a roadster. (Practice game) Presbyterian W'ilmette Ice E. Leslie R. F. B. Anderson TEAM ST ANDISGS W. Simmon~ L . F. D. Cearso Basketball R. Whit~ett C. Wm. :.\IcGivern H.G. P. Phillips W'n L'Ht P'r C't C. Lauer F. Reynolds L .O. W. l"ttenreuther Terminal A. C. . ..... 6 0 1000 Ed. Hill R. Presbyterian A. C. 6 0 1000 K. of C. II ........ 5 1 833 State Bank 5 2 714 I. 0. 0. F. (25) K. of f'. II (28) Methodist . . . . . .3 2 600 Carter Thorsen James l\1ontonara K. of C. I ·. .3 3 500 Tom Thur8by James Phillips Wilmette Shoe 3 3 500 f'arlton Affeldt Roy Leon~rd I. 0. 0. F. 2 333 Rob Cazel 4 \¥ esley Concldine St. Jo::;eph 1 4 200 Bud Polley l\Iarco Bal<er Presbyterian ... ... 0 5 000 John 1\IeyerR W41mette Ice 0 6 000 Clyde Hamilton, referee Volll'J' Ball W'n L'Ht P'r C't Yollt>:r Ball Baptist ... 7 1 875 ~t. Jo~eph (15 , 15) P. T. A. (12, 5) PreRbyterian 7 1 875 Virtor Deinlein AI Struebing Ridge Elictrlc 7 1 875 Peter '\\'agner Charle~ Dickt'ns !)00 Harold ~<.'hleutt.'r 3 Wilmette ice 3 .Jt>~::;e Walworth St. Joseph 4 4 500 Ray Hoffman John Baughman Methodist 3 5 375 Ed. Phillips Ray Robinson English Lutheran 2 5 286 ~[. E. Lynch Howard P. T. A. 2 6 250 Amerl<:an L gion 1 5 167 ATTEND EASTERN MEETING ·wumettt- Shoe Store 1 6 153 Professors A. P. Dorjahn and E. L. Indoor Bast'ball L':-;t P'r f'·t Hig-hbarger of the department of class\\"n Ridge Electric .. . 0 1000 5 St. Jo·h ... . .. . 4 1 300 ical langu;t~es at Northwestern univermeeting of tht> Printing Studio .. a 2 600 sity attended the Wilmette Shoe 1 4 200 American Philological association Wilmette Ice 0 6 000 DnNkt>thnll Living Room With Steinway Piano Terminal A. C. (21) I. E. B. L. H. Hardt Johnson Slerens Brammer Goss R.F. L.F. R.G. R.G. c. K. of f' . I (9) R. LU11Wit~ T. McArdle 'Vm. McGivern P. van de l\'orth G. Ludwig in New York City last week. Prof. Dorjahn read a paper on the sp·~ cial research in the field of Greek legal antiquities, and Prof. Highbarger presented the second paper in a serie!' of studies dealing with the Greek poet, Theognis. ] ohn R. Thompson's residence on Green Bay road in Lake Forest is one of the north shore's distinctive homes. The living room, pictured above, is graced by a Steinway Audio-Graphic, Duo-Art reproducing grand piano. The sponsors of this instrument, Lyon and Healy, recently established a branch :'hop in Evanston. ·