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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
4
Joliet Riding club schedules a May 21 horse show at Pilcher park in Joliet with local jumping horses, school and junior college riders, and a hoped for a stronger polo team. Officers and members plan committees and a bright program for the event.
The annual final spring af fair by the Juniors of the Woman's club is set for Monday at two o'clock. It will be a delightful bridge tea at the Country club for the Juniors and their guests. Mrs. Richard J. Barr is junior sponsor and Mrs. Grant Houston is club president.
The Catholic Woman's League hosts a public card party Wednesday at 2 15 pm in the Patroness room at De La Salle high school with prizes per table. D A R will meet tomorrow at Miss Minnie Shaw's home 208 Buell avenue followed by a talk Easter Echoes.
Mrs. Lewis Moore Jr hosts a luncheon and bridge for her club. Miss Elvira Klinger entertained Silver Cross hospital Ladies Advisory board at the Lambert home. Miss Helen Simone Wilhelmi and Miss Claire Wilhelmi plan vocal selections on WLS radio during the Merry-Go-Round hour. Mrs. H P Radley hosts a one o'clock luncheon and bridge at the Guest House. Mrs. Grant Brown will host a luncheon and bridge at her home for club members.
The article urges harmonizing coral and pink based shades with skin tone. It notes pale ash blondes with blue-veined hands should prefer bluish pinks, or raspberry for darker effect, and encourages experimenting to find best colors. Consistent grooming leads to happiness, confidence, and poise through simple daily routines.
A Yacht dance to raise funds for charity will be hosted April 30 at the Elk’s ballroom. Chi Phi Chi sorority sponsors the event with boat themed decorations and sports attire encouraged for dancers. A ten piece band will provide the music.
Today and tomorrow mark the final two sessions of the second annual free cooking school conducted by the Boston Store on the fifth floor drawing big crowds from the local shoppers and residents.
Former Warden Henry C. Hill of the prisons here may be retained as head of the federal prison at Lewisburg Pa under the Roosevelt administration. This development emerged during a visit by a friend of the former warden to relatives here.
Irving Hallenstein owner of Peoples Outfitting at 114 North Ottawa says March furniture sales surpassed March 1929, with parlor and bedroom suites in high demand. He notes April business remained strong.
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