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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1931

Page

6

Society notes reveal weddings and gatherings across Joliet

Social columns report Rose Campbell bridesmaid duties for Walter Briggs Campbell and Eleanor Willoughby wedding in Pasadena. Rose travels via Joliet for Sawyers visit. Betty MacKeever hosts a Mayday party as high school graduation looms. University Club plans spring formal with vaudeville acts. Sumayeh Attiyeh, famed Syrian born orator, visits Joliet as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kuicks. Langford family entertainments span Joliet and Milwaukee. Cheadles celebrate 38th anniversary with relatives in Evanston. Various clubs schedule Mayday events and teas as spring social season unfolds.

Joseph W. Campbell Western Avenue Pasadena Rose Pine Manor Wellesly Mass Henry J. Sawyers Walter Briggs Campbell Eleanor Willoughby Edward McKean Willoughby Evanston Willoughbys Joliet Sawyers Leon Kuicks Woodworth Avenue Sumayeh Attiyeh Miss Attiyeh Tripoli Syria England Australia Canada Alaska Theodore Roosevelt William Jennings Bryan Arabia Mathew Attiyeh Abdul Hamid Nero America

Over the Teacups Guests and Journeys Passages

Henry Morton and William Windelman left Tuesday for Trout Lake in northern Wisconsin and plan to return in about a week. Dr and Mrs Alfred M Houston host weekend visitors Mr and Mrs David E Linn and son David Jr of La Grange. Mrs H B Hamlin hosted a luncheon at 101 Woodworth Avenue.

Raymond Leimbacher N. Raynor Avenue Louis Joliet Man Marjorie Watson Leimbacher Arthur Kelly John W. D'Arcy S. Center Street D’arcy Frank Turks Frank, Jr John D’arcy Jrs John III Edward William E. Rock Oak Park Vincent H. Corcoran Caroline Vincent, Jr Robert E. Bourke Robert, Jr John Billy Beverly Hills Henry Morton Alfred M. Houston David E. Linn David, Jr la Grange H. B. Hamlin Woodworth Avenue

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