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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
8
Dorothy entertained at a bridge party in the ranch home with Bernard Bishop Bill Donovan Robert Schuster and Ernest Gray as guests. On Wednesday Dorothy plans to travel to Ohio to visit her aunt and uncle the George Woodruffs for the rest of the week.
A St Patrick's church event series continues this afternoon and evening on the church grounds 610 West on Street Cards, dancing, and entertainment accompany card games. Organizers Tom Dwyer Edward Glasgow oversee younger music. Miss Helen O Brien chairs cards. Bingo hosted by Georgina McFadden with helpers. Proceeds support the church and Father John F Nellis serves as general chairman supervising all affairs.
Miss Florence Martin visited Mrs. Dorman of Lake Geneva last week with Gulf Park College ties. Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Charles C Russell included Mrs. E C Barrett Mrs Otis Jones and Mrs Milton S Johnston. Helen Hines hosted an evening party on Friday at 507 S Raynor. Mildred Parker of Gilman Ill was a house guest and left today. Richard Mighell a Schenectady guest of the Barretts. Otis Jones and family in Chicago for A Century of Progress. Albert Hindle and spouse depart for a Canada motor trip. Jess Talcott visiting Cleveland with aunt and uncle. Robert Pilcher hosted Henry Patterson. Pilchers host Alice Heath this weekend. Raymond Pilcher and George Wardley hosted a ghey 4 bri club chicken fry at the Aver cabin.
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