Lake Forest College - Forester Yearbook (Lake Forest, IL)

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18 THE STENTOR STYLES THAT PLEASE for COLLEGE MEN and WOMEN RASMUSSEN BROS. BOOT SHOP MARKET SQUARE 3-130 MAN'S.ASAFE MILK Perfectly pasteurized milk bottled in the country. Safeguarded from Cow to Consumer. BOWMAN DAlRY COMPANY Telephones: Glencoe 70 Highland Park 9 101-lf'9 Vine Ave. Personals Lieutenant R. XV. Hughes, ex '19, won his commission in the aviation several months ago visited the campus a week ago. Bob reports that the aviation is tamer than most of us imagine and that his only thrill came when he attempted to land in a swamp, the wheels stuck in the inud and the machine went over on its nose. Well, Bob was always an unexcitable youth. Kappa Sigma has received visits from Don Carr, Herbert Roos. Richard Mor- row, Charles Beard, and Bud Pearce. The Little Paddling Party Friday night certainly started something on the South Campus. Soon after the opening of the College term, Mrs. Nollen and the two little girls visited the campus for several days. Mrs. Nollen was very enthusias- tic about her work last winter in the southern Hostess House, but ex- pects to spend this year in Chicago while her daughters are attending the University School. Lieut. Jack Reese is commanding of- Hcer at Iowa State University. He is now staying at the Kappa Sigma house. Josephine Clarke and Helen Hoyer spent the week-end with Mary Burnett in YVaukegan. lYord has been received that Lieu- tenant Francis Miller, ex-'10, is seri- ously wounded in France. His wound is a compound fracture of the thigh, which is considered very dangerous. Lydia Sprecher spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mary Merchant in Waukegan. Julia Hoffman and Ruth Kennedy spent Saturday in Chicago. Lorraine Maclay attended the an- nouncement party of one of her class- mates while in the city Saturday. Word comes to Digamma that Snell- grove has arrived safely overseas, and is now located in England. Doc Schenk and Chappick visited Tjlgilllllllil October 13. Tommy Tucker's laugh was heard the other night, so he must be recovering from the last shot. Get your onion sandwiches from Spuds . I'm going to Camp Grant, fellers! YVhy? Got another soak- Puss Myers. lYhat happened to Fitzpat1'iek's chicken? Donald C. Woods and Fred Bates were here recently for the initiation of Cal- vin C. Beauchamp, VVilliam J. lfVilde- man, and Eugene XV. Tucker, into Digamma. Micky Beddoes in his sleep: Some woman, Oh! What a wonderful woman! Ike lsobbingl: Who's got my girl ? Edson VanSick1e visited Digamma last week-end, and incidentally called at Lois Hall. C. C. Wenham Sc Son Taxi Cabs Phone 22 LAKE FOREST, ILL- i65.00 takes my 3250.00 size phonograph, one diamond, one sapphire point needle, and 200 steel needles and records. All new-- used two weeks. Act quick. 317 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette. ' 200 fi. from Llnden Sta. MII. Elec. L. H. W. sesinsi. , DEALER IN Gents ' Furnishings TEL. 644 LAKE FOREST, ILL. FRANK BULOW Barber Under Jensen's Shoe Store RAILROAD TICKETS ' The Q Calvert Floral Co. O. TRIEBWASSEP, Prop. . Phone I7 Lake Forest, Ill. C. T. Gunn Co. Grocers Agency Huylerlv Candi s Curtice Bros. Gnvds LAKE FOREST, ILL. LAKE FOREST LAUNDRY F j HELD, Prop. Phone l75 . Why? Aslc any good dresser in Lake Forest California Fruit Store Candy and Ice Cream A Complete Line of Columbia Grafonolas and Double Disc Records Call at O'Neill's Hardware Store Wfhen in Need of NEW RECORDS for your Victrola KUBELSKY if:::z'r.::a. Clothing and Furnishings Cleaning and Tailoring a Specialty No Job Too Srnnll None Too Large A. J. ITRICH Plumbing and Heating LAKE FOREST. ILL Phones: Office 396 Residence 866 Fitzgerald Taxicab Company For Best Service Day or Night Taxis at All Trains. Call Lake Forest 21

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THE 'S'iT'ENTOR 17 Jen and Mary FOR. SALE-At Lois Hall-forty pounds of old pie crusts. Extra heavy quality-very durable. Junk dealers call in'the rear Saturday morning be- tween nine and twelve. VVe hear a rumor that hereafter the honorable inmates of Lois Durn are to be prohibited from thrusting their mil- lion dollar marcelles thru the front windows. Judging from the subdued snores beard in 'Monday morning class, the male contingentmust have appreciated those leaves. 'We have heard of duel personalities, but we never 'expected 'to catch our 'worthy H. E. H. in a dreary dark cor- ner of the Institute cellar, firmly clutch- ing the necks of two harmless males. Yea, verily necessity is the mother of invention--L. Sprecher uses washing powder in place of powdered sugar. iVe exclaim with the poets of all ages Ain't Frosh the woist nuts ?i' The latest is the extreme caution of two frosh who told Miss Hamilton she might come in if she would-keep still. Come again! , Anybody needing a plumber, tinker, mason, bricklayer, or artisan apply to Josephine Martin Esquire. We'll say she's one of the seyen wonders! Noah isnit in it--in case of liood call Jo! Here's a deep one-why is the stuff in this column like the constituents of L. D. H. desserts? Stale dope used to fill up space. Which .last reminds.us of a most touching ballad, entitled Fate There iwas a -little apple sauce, We had it Monday noon. T'was slick and green as Irish moss- We left it for the cat. There was a dish of gelatine T'was served us Tuesday noon. Alack! I cried- the guilotine! And quickly left the room. JJ There was a dish They cooked it I bravely- smiled But stil1'there of gooey rice VVednesday noon and said t'ivas nice was that rice. There was some lovely pineapple. We had it 'Thursday noon We ate and ate that pineapple And prayed that it was gone. Therewas some funny chocolate dope, .They sprung- it .Friday noon I tasted it and mumbled Soap .How nearly did we croak! On Saturday I changed my tune- . A new dish then'they'brot Alas, alas, I .grinned too soon- Unpopular Review ! Academy Football Even tho we can have no football games of our own this year, we are not to he deprived of the chance to sec a good game nearly every Saturday. The Acad has a fast team. They have played three games this fall. The first game was between the two teams-the orange and black. The next week they won from Hammond with a. score of 26-0. Last Saturday they played Mor- gan Park. It was a fine game, the Acad of course in the lead. It is up to the College people this year to support the Acad, as those men have always sup- ported us in former years. Hcrc's for a champion year Acad! ' .iql Short Stops We were greatly relieved the other morning to iind a whole flag iiying at the top of the pole. The lake breezes had so torn the old one that nothing was left but the field of blue. The new one is a larger and finer specimen. Paul Y. Sieux has accepted a position as ofiicial bell ringer to relieve John Heinie. This is a more satisfactory arrangement as Mr. Dorn was sometimes occupied with other work and could not ring it on time. The first day Paul was so engrossed in his new job that he frogot to go to his math. class. Because Vernon Huffman and He1'bert Schleman missed their trains Sunday evening and were late for the forma- tion, all in Company B were confined to the barracks until taps. During the evening the tardy ones were the guests at an informal party .given in their honor. Paddles were in evidence. Professor Van Steenderen in French class, trying to get Clark Greenlee to pronounce tiroir : Give that word again and trill the r's . Greenlee, after several vain attempts: I can't roll 'em. Leslie Chapman visiting friends at and in VVaukegan. Due to the early quite dark when the ing formations. A big searehlight has been installed at the Commons to throw light upon the companies. spent last Sunday the Naval Station sunsets now, it is men have the even- Some apple sauce and gelatine With rice and pineapple And then some chocolate dope mixed in Witli fruit n' everything. Yes, Sherman said it, he was. right! I knew it anyway- Ashes to ashes, and dust to dust- If Monday don't get you 'Saturday must! Tea at Mrs. Bridgeman's Mrs. Bridgeman entertained a number of Lois Durand llall girls at a. delight- ful tea last Tliursday afternoon. The house was beautifully decorated with fall flowers. While the girls were busily knitting Red Cross sweaters. Mrs. Bridgeman gave a very interesting ac- count of her son, Ray's aerial experi- ences in France. Every one thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. -?,T Music School Notes The cordial welcome extended to the School of Music has already made us feel very much at home in North Hall. We are proud to contribute to the Stentor and we hope to make Music School history worth the writing. XYC are glad of the opportunity that has come to us through the gracious hospi- tality of Lois Hall to become acquainted with our neighbors. XYe shall remember with delight the Halloween party and the tea. Both aliairs were greatly en- joyed by all and the girls showed them- selves charming hostesses, which made the occasion memorable. The most enjoyable time of day in the Music School is the twilight hour when we gather for tea and knitting in the School parlors. The doors are always open to our guests and we chat as well as enjoy the latest news from France. In the campaign for better spoken English, which was held last week throughout the entire country, the School took active part. The fines collected- the amount was not small - for grammatical mistakes, incorrect pro- nunciation and use of slang are to be given to the coming Y. M. C. A. fund. Francelia- You can't play the piano now, because I'm going to sit in it? i'It is an ill wind that blows nobody good. Miss Harris- Where are you going to be examined ? Vesta- In the second story. The most exciting event of all which comes in the near future, November 16th, is the large public concert to be given at the Art Institute by Guiomar Xavaes, the young Brazilian pianist. ....,-. Margaret Mills has been detained 'at her home in Chicago on account of ill- ness. Marjorie McCollum spent Thursday and Friday in Chicago. Kathryn Horton has been called to her home in Escanaba, Michigan, on account of the death of her grandfather. Beth Theyer entertained her sister at the hall on Monday.

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