Costumed Society Party at Cherry Hill Club Tonight
Miss Feely and her brother Thomas Feely Jr host a clever costume dancing party for twenty five couples at Cherry Hill Country Club. Guests include Miss Helen White of Chicago and Notre Dame classmates Harold Lappin Ramsey and Paul Flannigan joining the weekend event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Feely
Thomas Feely, Jr
Cherry Hill Country Club
Helen White
Chicago
St. Mary’s
Miss Feely
Tom
Notre Dame University
Harold Lappin-Ramsey
Saginaw
Paul Flannigan
Grand Rapids
Miss White
Labor Day House Party and Summer Visits Across Joliet
Social notes detail Labor Day plans at the Blatt cottage Crystal Lake with guests from Middletown and Joliet. Families host, travel logs describe motor trips to Crystal Lake Lake Geneva White Lake and Mackinac Island with extended visits by the Leaches Dinet Dibell Langford McCoys and others. Mrs Dinet's recovery from a hip injury is noted as she returns to her cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Kuicks
Leon F. Kuickses
Woodworth Avenue
Evanston School of Nursing
Evanston’s Hospital
Northwestern University
Catherine
Patten Hall
Drake Hotel
Mary Hamlin
Ruth Rankin
Virginia Freeman
Martha
Carol Luccock
Melvin Pohl
Marjorie Las
J. W. Faulkners
Tommie
Edgewater Beach
Chicago
William E. Fays
Jane
Billy
Jimmy
Fays
Thomas Condons
Winnetka
Mr. Gerlach
J. C. MacKeever
Harry
Betty
Edwin Dow
Bernice Blackwood
Bernice
Charles Martin
Beverly Hills
Ingersol Wertenbaker
MacKeevers
Joliet
New
George Blatt
Western Avenue
Crystal Lake
Ramond Hawk
Frank Bretz
Edward Hintz
James Ash
Middletown
Ohio
McFarland
Margaret Mary
Mariam Allen
Mary Elizabeth
Pauline Reavy
Galesburg
Sarah Ann McFarland
Joan Callender
Naperville
de LaSalle
Callender
Oakhurst
Eugene A. Dinet
Ludington
Mr. Dinet
White Lake
Dinets
Mrs. Dinet
Muskegon
George Langford, Jrs
N. Williams Street
Mich
Charles R. Cheadles
C. B. Cheadle
George Talbot Holmes Langford
George Langford
Hawthorne Road
Charles D. Dibells
Margery
Second Avenue
Michigan
E. S. Munroe
Traverse City
Mackinac Island
Robert McCoys
Virginia
West Park Front
Lake Kegonia
Richard Vance
Charles Pearsalls
Evansville
Wis
Pearsall Cottage
Elmer W. Thomas
Union Street
Frank Kittredge
Chicago Visitor Party Gossip From Summer Socials
The piece chronicles Chicago residents and guests enjoying cottages, dinners, and social events across Pinehurst Chesapeake Bay Black Hills and DuPage area. It lists households hosting gatherings at cottages and homes on Glenwood Western Richards Irene Rowell Mor gan streets with guests from Joliet Joliet River Forest Aurora Villa Grove and Chicago. Names include the Laskers Sc onts Rodger Motta Flexer Riley and Meyers with numerous social activities such as bridge dancing and golf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rileys
N. Nicholson Street
Terry MacGiverley
Chicago
August Meyers
River Forest
Mrs. Riley
the DuPage
Dorothy Motta
Donald McVicar
Kathryn Flexer
Howard N. Flexer
S. Rowell Avenue
Caroline Kelley
Frank Magee
Margaret Jean Tittsworth
Robert Leimbacher
Gordon Heggie
Motta
Irene Street
Magdeline Smith
Mary Conroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brother
Cherry Hill Club
Ker
Rosaland Pence
Beulah Green
Illinois
Sissabagama Island
Theodore R. Gerlach
Helen Richards
Kankakee
Stephen’s College
John E. Morrison
W. Park Front
Emmerson R. Lewis
Evanston
William Buchanan
Rosa Marden
P. R. Phillips
A. E. Grinton
Paul Howard Leaches
Cherry Hill
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Leon F. Kuicks
Charles Laskers
Marjorie
Glenwood Avenue
Pinehurst
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Mr. Lasker
Bayard Scotlands
Ethel
Beatrice
Black Hills
Spear Fish Canyon
South Dakota
Hugh L. Rodger
Bess
Ethel Rodger
Charles Eib
Irma Middleton
John Sime
Richards Street
Lester Ladds
Lockport
George Finley
Aurora
A. L. Shreffler
W. E. Fay
John F. Carey
J. H. Riley
Carol Wiggim
Villa Grove
Ill
Frances Motta
Lillian Nelson
Flexer
Lorene Motta
Gerald O’connor
James Meyers
Jack Carroll
Frank Dailey
Lesith
Clarencé Meyers
Robert Conroy
The
Jewish Federation of Women
Maurice Rubens
Morgan Street
H. J. Adelman
N. Raynor Avenue
Sun Set Ridge Country Club
Eva Schwartz
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