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Novembet: ~8,. . 192.9~ WJ~IlM E:fTE .L L.IFE.·. : I s :1! j . members di~cu~sed the banq"~t.J ·'.· ,, .. '\~·~~·; ··. · ANNOUNCE DEBATE TEAM· IC. of C. Compl~tea Plana the All were enthustastlc over the affatr, r . .')\ L M A w E Eo· MEMBERS AT NEW TRIER The for Banquet Next Tuesday and predicted t}lat it would be the Pianist and Instructor Wilmette Chamber of Com- most successful banquet ever staged , .It, ~ Competition for · Posta Cloee as Tryouts .Held at High School on Monday Albert Denton, Lowell Comee Lois (~oldstein, John Curtis, Helen Bosley, .I ack .Loeb and Dorothy Schoen field haYe been selected to . represent New Trier High school in interscholastic debate this ye·ar. Bill Horsting and .1ack Hosking will be alternates. 20 Students Compete Names of the New Trier debaters for the 1929-1930 season were announced this ·w eek by Chester E. MacLean, New Trier debate coach, fo.llowit~g the completion of tryouts Monday ntght. L. A. Hutchens and Harry Pifer of the New Trier English department and members of last year's New Trier debate te.a ms acted as judges. About twenty students tried out for places on the teams and the competition was close. Veterans on Squad Lois Goldstein, a senior, Lowell Comee and Albert ' Denton, juniors, and John Curtis, a sophomore, were members of New Trier's debate squad last year. Jack Loeb, one of the other students selected for this year's squad is a former president of the Gavei club, New Trier debating organization. Jack is a senior. Helen Bosle\· and Dorothy Schoenfield, both seniors, were members of ,the ~ ranglcr s cltt1), .~·iris' debating organization at Kew : Trier which has been cot1solidated with the Gavel club. Bill Horsting, a junior and one of the alternates on this Year's squad. has been a member of the ·Gavel . club for t\\·o years. Jack Hosking, a sophomore, is the only inexperienced member of the squad. Debates have already been arranged with Kenosha High school and with ! Morton High school of Cicero and Solon Reily, debate manager, is corresponding with other schools in an effort to arrange other matches for 1\e'.Y Trier. I merce held its regular November meeting Monday night, November 4, with an unusually large number of members in attendance. The .Wilmette Masonic temple was selected as the Chamber's permanent meeting place, and the bylaws of the organization were adopted with slh:~ht changes. Dr. C. H. Eldred, chairman of the · entertainment committee, outlined in detail plans for the Chamber's annual banquet to be held next Tuesday, and following his talk by the Chamber. POSTPONE MEETING The regular November meeting of the Kenilworth Village board was postponed from Monday night of this week to Wednesday night because a quorum was not present on Monday. Mrs. Charles R. Mack, 7(l7 Central avenue, entertained members of her bridge club at luncheon last Tuesday at her home . 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The winter swimming season at Shawnee Country club will be inaugurated at 8 :15 o'Clock Friday nigh~. NO\·emher 15, when members of the Northwestern university swimming . team and Coach Tom Robin!'nn will be the guests of the club and will participate in a meet featurin~ all tvpes of contests and a water polo ).{arne. Included among the stars to take Part in the event arc At Schwartz, collegiate recnrd holder: Walter (Wall v) Colbath, Olympic diving- star; Dick Hinch. captain of the varsity squaJ: Don Peterson, .Timmie O'Keefe, Sam Rosen and Ed Lennox. As a number of the Northwestern squad members arc doing- practically record time. their srheduled aopear·ance at the club on November 15 indicates that the meet will be replete with acquatic .thrills. 'J'he exhibition in fancy divinrr to he given by Wally Colbath and his team mates is expected to prove esprrialtv interesting. Team·s narticinatinrr in the water polo game will he romorised of swimmers fr~m the Northwestern souad and the event promises to he hotly contested. A dance will follow the mePt, with Cope H a rvev' s ore h estra presiding in the club ballroom. Dress will be informal. 'lhe Certified Shoe Corp. . ROCKFORD, ILUNOIS The Certi6ed PROV- . EN ARCH, illustrated above, is scientifically designed to restore the natural spring to your lt:ep, and to give a maximum of comfort. It is found only in ahoes carrying the label at the right. ,.,. I I t Mrs. Georg-e H. Bird, 1010 Chestnut avenue, g-ave a small dinner partv Tuesday evening- at Skokie Countrv club for Mrs. Ronrl Houc::~'r, Mrs. John M. Sp'e ncer, Mrs. H. S. Thompson. and Mrs. T. G. McKnhrht, of Troy, Ohio. who are the house guests this week of Mrs. T. K. Stover.