Various Club Meetings And Social Events Listed
Society notes list multiple meetings on Monday and Tuesday including Wikoska Club at Helen Richardson's home 426 Lowe Avenue southeast and several officers and associations gathering at churches labor temple and beauty shop. Also covers a wedding at First Congregational parsonage, farewell party for Miss Hulda Person and Miss Dora Heidenreich, a card party by Modern Brotherhood, and a Girl Reserves program at Wilson School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikoska Club
Tay
Helen Richardson
Lowe Avenue
Richardson
Peter Schott
Huron Association of Cosmeticians
James River Lodge No
Newman Club
Chicago & North Western Railway System
Labor Temple
Palm Beach Women Host Bridge Parties and Guests
Fashion notes feature a beige horsehair sandal from Palm Beach worn by Girl Reserves. The Wilson group advisors include Miss Margaret Williams and Miss Dorothy Zieske. Bridge party at Mrs. Hendeer’s home with three tables. prizes to Mrs. Niemann and Mrs. McNamara. A second-luncheon event at Mrs. Pugsley’s home had prizes to Mrs. Grote and Mrs. Kooyman. Mrs. Chamberlain hosted a bridge luncheon at the Evergreens with prizes to Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Dinen. Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Dunlap entertained Mrs. D. Van Praag of Minneapolis with a matinee outing. Mrs. Ewing of Ashton was honored by Mrs. Buckley with high scores to Mrs. Kiel and Mrs. Danes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weackees Club
Cleata Thorpe
Fifth Street
Brigge
EI. Dahl
Vernon Sorenson
Josephine Kramer
Erma Hatz
Miss Thorpe
Wilson Group
Margaret Willams
Dorothy Zieske
B. F. Bender
Earl Pegsley
Hendeer
Tenth Street Southeast
Herbert Niemann
D. J. McNamara
7. A. Johnson
Mre. Pugsley
Lows Avenue Southeast
Ay Grote
Milton Kooyman
Harold McLean
John Drew
Minneapolis
Ida Cross
F. ©. Dunlap
Evergreens
D. van Praag
Neille Grove
Abie
Dinners Bridges and Weddings in Cavour Area
Hucktey is assisted by Jéry Buchholz and Mrs. Ganes at a six thirty dinner at Johnsons Beach Avenue Southeast. Twelve guests at one long table. hour bridge played at three tables won by Mrs. Helmer Peterson and Lewis Peterson. Prizes for costumes awarded to Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Peterson. Alfred Joachine Husen and Anna Katherine Micheel wed at American Lutheran church with Rev. S. D. Disrud officiating. Attendants were William J. Micheel and Mabel Soil. Reception at the Micheel home. The newlyweds will reside eleven miles southeast of Cavour. Another wedding: Charles S. Morrow and Emma A. Morrow married in Miller at First Methodist church manse. no attendants. Mrs. Morrow formerly clerk of courts at Miller. they will live in Miller. Willing Workers club hosted by Mrs. Paul Katz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Clark
Agnes Parkhurst
Durand
Wis
First Congregational Church
A. S. Carlson
Orn Y Lespax
Lochridge
James Elder
Vilda May Miller
Cavour
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Reidge
Johnson
Beach Avenue Southeast
Helmer Peterson
Lewis Peterson
H. P. Peterson
Alfred Joachine Husen
Anna Katherine Micheel
American Lutheran Church
August Micheel
Husen
Miller
Charles S. Morrow
Emma A. Morrow
F. E. Lochridge
Flapper Fanny Reports Meet With Deland Talk
The program included assembly singing and a paper on the life of Margaret Deland by Mayme Culligan. Twelve members and three visitors attended with farewell plays for Carl Broe. The next meeting is set for March 12 at Mrs Kretchmer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Deland
Mayme Culligan
Carl Broe
Kretchmer
Uncertain Winter Thaw Marks Frigid Friday Afternoon
The note describes a cold bright Friday with thawing in the afternoon and suggests the worst of winter may be over. The writer mentions spending about four hours outside, reflecting on conditions and the day.
Out of doors chores with birds and stubborn head
A diary style note describes Dan clearing coops and tending chickens while narrator faces a persistent head in the bucket task. The writer references a McCutcheon cartoon in the Chicago Tribune and recalls Walter W. Head being named president of State Bank of Chicago, with other affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Walter W. Read
Chicago Bank Post
cHicago
Walter W. Head
Omaha National Bank
State Bank of Chicago
House of America
Chicano and Northwestern Railroad
Ers” Association
Obs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wisconsin
Huron
Anna Isaacson
the Evergreens
Hulda Person
Dora Heidenreich
Miss Person
Misa Heidenreich
Warren
Ohio
St. Joseph's Hospital
Modern Brotherhood of America
Legion Hall
James Johnson
Joe Salbert
Evelyn Patterson
John Ebert
Frank Wertman
Ted Edwards
Wilson School
Margaret Jean Rose
Palm Beach
Chamberlain
A. A. Chamberlain
Yesterdar
Nebraska Avenue Southwest
W. N. Farmer
B. B. Dineen
Helen, Rice
Lincoln
New Mexico
Ewing
Bernice Ewing
Ashton
S. D
M. A. Buckley
Utah Avenue
G. J. Kiel
Roy Danes
American Legion
Florists ‘Telegraph Delivery Association
Hucktey
Jéry Buchholz
Mrs. Ganes
Karl
Willing Workers Club
Paul Katz
Flapper
Fanny
Centra
South Dakota Farm Woman
Chicago Tribune
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
POST
Prunes
CXC
Sovnt
Dakota
Minnesota
HOWE
ING
Unil
Nour
de AL Pays
J. RK. Dramsdahl
Prop
Swansdown
ARM & Hammer Soda
R C.A
R. FL
Leleiphone, Kone, Lowell & Dunmore Logan
Hieb Radio Supply CO
Marion
South Dakota
Grigsby-Grunow CO
Dickens Avenue
Cileage
Minois
Johnson ‘and
Sewell
Majestic Radios
Gagnon Dealers
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