Colonial Tea and Auction Cancelled by St. Martha's Circle
Joliet society notes list Mrs. Arentz as president and names a long committee for the Colonial Tea and Auction of St. Martha's Circle Christ Episcopal church postponed to a Wednesday at 2 30 pm in the parish house. Hostesses will wear colonial gowns and include Mrs. Ray Pilcher and Miss Pearl Baskerville among others. From Joliet news: the Barretts return from California via Denver, the Hobbs join them, Easter dinner plans at the Country Club, and a bridge club updating its rules with a Chicago guest teaching new play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martha’s Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
Ray Pilcher
T. DeWitt Tanner
Frank D. Kennelly
George H. Johnson
John V. Thompson
George Newton
Eugene Lewis
James Rogers
Fred Rodeghier
George Whitmeyer
Franklin Lincoln
Pearl Baskerville
Henry Bakewell
Louis R. Hall
E. C. Barrett
Joliet
California
Denver
Emma Baird
Barrett
James R. Hobbs
Barretts
Club events fill social calendar with luncheons and bridge
Mrs. Robert Cameron hosts a luncheon bridge. Holly club plans a 12 30 luncheon on April 14 at Mrs. Thomas A Lauer's home. Friday Bridge club meets Wednesday at Mrs. James V Clyne's for luncheon and bridge. Patroness society of St Marys school to hold a card party and bakery sale at Providence high school next week. Mrs. Neal Hamilton and Mrs. Arthur Mel choir lead the bakery sale. card-game leads named. Rotary Women hold a 12 30 luncheon at Ottawa Street M E church with Miss Alice Barber as speaker and Mrs. Henry W Beckwith as guest. Committee listed. Chapter Ba P O entertains at Mrs C S Seaver’s home Monday with a 1 pm luncheon. Mrs Beckwith to speak. assisted by Mrs Poehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patroness Society
St. Mary’s School
Providence High School
Neal Hamilton
Arthur Melchoir
Edward Glasgow
Bridge
Edward Coyle
Harold Cuttie
Euchre
Dan McGowan
Bunco
Rotary
Ottawa Street
M. E
Alice Barber
Henry W. Beckwith
Leonard Braun
Willard Reed
Earl Kaffer
Harry Leach
W. W. Haggard
Clarence Lauer
W. J. Murdock
R. W. Menk
Charles Mason
C. S. Seaver
Grover Street
Seaver
Frank Poehner
Bethany Shrine
George Bissel
Herkimer Street
John T. Clyne
Bissel
Social notes from Bethany Shrine and church groups
Community calendar of entertainments at Bethany Shrine and area churches lists dinners bridge breakfasts and card parties. Individuals hosting guests include Mrs George Bissel Mrs John T Clyne Mrs Patrick McFarland and Mrs Michael Con way with various relatives visiting from Chicago Detroit Pontiac Joliet and Kenosha and travel updates from Castle Hot Springs Tuscon and Bermuda.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer H. Bielfeldt
Arentz
James G. Holbrook
Harry Balensiefer
Charles B. Leimbacher
Lawrence Stansbury
Albert L. Christiansen
Otis Jones
Mabel Sawyer
Anne Reitz
Fred G. Sehring
Charles J. Carlin
E. S. Munroe
Charles Dibells
Ford Jones
Stanley Munroes
George Munroes
George Barber Munroe
Bridge Club
Virginia Tubbs
Chicago
Richard J. Barr
Cherry Hill
Daily Rider
P. E. Holmstrom
Western Avenue
Hollywood
Calif
Milton Moore
Moore
Miltona
Miss Moore
Myrtle Holmstrom
Esther Hamilton
San Diego
Hamilton
William Hinkels
Robert Cameron
Holly Club
Thomas A. Lauer
James V. Clyne
Spectator Photo
Central Presbyterian Church
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Raymond’s Church
Chamber of Commerce
Michael Yack
James Fagan
J. H. Ballantine
Earl Douvin
Charles Winkler
Patrick McFarland
Michael Conway
Frank J. Kelly
Thomas Hotchkiss
Castle Hot Springs
Tuscon
N. J. Rowell
Horace Brown
N. Raynor Avenue
James McKay
Pontiac
Alfred Madsen
Charlotte Merrill
Betty Merrill
Detroit
Mich
Madsens
Florence Martin
Robert Martin
Buell Avenue
Champaign
Adelaide Crane
Martin
William N. Carter
Margaret
Smith College
Bermuda
E. T. Geist
Dr. and
Stewart Hamilton
National Medical Convention
Evelyn Wallace
Grafton Hall
Elizabeth
Holbrooks
Ruth Johnston
Virginia Kitzrow
Morton Pine
Kenosha
Miss Johnston
A. E. Grinton, Jr
Rugar Young
Childerguild Ball
W. J. Frederick
Wade Clyne
Betty Groth
East Cass Street
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