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Newspaper

Joliet Free Press

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1913

Page

5

Charity Ball Showcases Fairy Gowns At Holly Club Night

The seventeen Holly Club ball at Masonic Temple featured charity fashion gowns described with rainbow fairies and wood nymphs. Guests included Miss Katherine Hall and Mrs William Cater with a formal dinner and prize entries, while a long parade of gowns showcased elaborate details and accessories.

Poverty Charity Charit Sebig la Salle Holly Club Masonic Temple J. G. Elwood Katherine Hall Ally William Cater Delphia Poehner Hélen, Saurer Louise, Hyde Jean Barber Marjorie Isabell Shutts Agen Tibet Woodruff Fred Woodruff Richards Street Chicago Clu

Hotels Hobbs and Travelers Represent Chicago Figures

A fragmentary list mentions AW Hales Cheng Olmes and several Chicago names including Earle Block and Reardon among others, with scattered city credits and addresses. The text appears as a partial directory or meeting roster from a hotel context in Illinois and nearby states.

Hobbs AW. Hales Cheng Olmes Chicago E. L. Block Til Ier George N. Earle Ill Ry Mell Baltimore William Hild Yeas Webster

Verse and Worse Trade Banter at Joliet Charity Ball

The column recaps playful exchanges about trades from a salon-like night in Joliet, noting a charity ball crowd of 32 men and 11 women, wagers on gum and jokes about sport scribblers. It singles out Pearson and Bob while lampooning sensational crime tales in local papers.

Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices

Obituaries note infant Florence McCarthy died at 746 South Ottawa Street with a burial at Mount Olivet. John sepals 39 died in Superior Iowa, survived by husband and Leupold family. burial in Superior. George Roger 39 died at home in Divernon. no funeral announced. Alfred Arn funeral held in Orland after gunshot death on hunting trip. James Gorman 60 found dead in Lemont barn. heart failure. wake and inquest planned at local undertaking.

Wat Walle Therine Heath Tobias Walsh Mabel Carrol Peter Walsh Jenna Walsh Chicago Armour Packing House McCarthy Florence McCarthy Alderman William McCarthy Ottawa Street Mount Olivet Horn Alfred Arn Orland Ill

Oldest bank in Will County celebrates semi centennial

The First National Bank of Wilmington marks 50 years since its 1863 charter with a telegram of congratulations from James G. Cannon. The bank, founded by A J McIntyre and partners, shows $50,000 capital, now about $400,000 deposits, and undivided profits of $62,000.

First National Bank of Wilmington Will County James G. Cannon Fourth National Bank of New York A. J. McIntyre New York Andrew Whiton James Whiton McIntyre A. J. McIntyre, Jr J. W. Stewart W. B. Stewart Stewart F. W. Willard Whiton

Evening wear coiffure ornaments gain Parisian chic

Coiffure ornaments are essential for fashionable evenings. Paris influence grows as flowers and ribbon bows fall out of favor except for youth. The illustrated ornament mirrors a Roman church dignitary headgear, largely built from passementerie with a gold satin crown.

Paris

Names of College Crews Reveal Changing Baby Names

A published list of girls' Christian names from a well known college crews shows a mix of traditional and rare names. Mary appears twice, Marie as another Mary, and several unfamiliar names like Gazeta Avondelle and Mil dred. The writer notes foreign sounding names and suggests mothers may be asserting rights in naming babies.

Balibe Guy Adelaide Mary Priscilla Dorothy Natalie Lucie Eleanor Ethel Linda Virginia Henrietta Valleria Bertha Anna Rachel Thelma Mildred Hildegarde Marie Gazeta Helen Carolina Avondelle Carolyn Elma Carrie Caroline

Your Evening Frock Provides Youthful Gown Flair

A fragmented notice describes a fashion item titled Your Evening Frock aimed at youthful wearers. It highlights style notes and availability from a local shop, suggesting a focus on affordable, chic attire for the era.

Winter Gloves Mix of Fur and Modern Materials

A brief fashion note discusses white fur gloves becoming soiled and replaced by antelope, gray tron, or sable styles. The piece hints at evolving taste and comfort, mentioning Balta m as a location cue and the tense of the trend.

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Taxicabs for Weddings Balls and Theatre

Auto Specialty Co. TAXICABS advertise cleanest and most up to date cars in town. Closed cars with heaters for bad weather. One trial will convince you of superior service. Call 3355 (Garage).

I Brive Myself Night Stand at the Royal Restaurant

An evening notice for a night stand at the Royal Restaurant after 9 PM lists contact phone 3862. The ad reads as a terse service or entertainment entry with no additional details.

the Royal Restaurant

History of Joliet Telephones and Cost of Living

A nostalgic look at Joliet telephone history describes early lines, pricing, and usage in the 1900 era. It notes low monthly rates, limited lines, and social quirks of calling neighborhoods, contrasting past costs with modern living expenses.

Harvey Promiser Maine Ridgwood Bill Hall

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