Society notes on post Christmas charity balls and gatherings
In a flood of society briefings, Holly Club plans its annual ball on December 26 in the Chamber of Commerce ballroom from nine thirty to two. Delegates and committees are named for decorations, tickets and arrangements, with readings by officers. Other events include Visitation and Aid’s Christmas charity ball December 28, music by Orrin Tucker, and a sequence of teas, dinners, and birthday celebrations for local families and prominent residents. Local social calendar features visits, dances, and charitable gatherings through month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Club
Chamber of Commerce
Crand Marsh
Aid
Katherine E. Adler
Hugh J. Mitchell
Edward Daley
James Powers
Emma Ulm
Marie Lennon
Edmund Perry
William Hickey
J. Raymond Lennon
Ernest Scagnelli
John W. D’arcy, Jr
Martin Kennedy
Orrin Tucker
W. E. Fay
Frank Turk
Leo Heringer
Joseph Adler
Madeline Talbot
Joseph Talbot
Eugene Lennon
John F. Carey
J. H. Riley
Harvey Lynch
Leo Perry
S. J. Waesco
Oscar Gnadinger
Ferdinand Fischer
Thomas Collins
J. J. Donahoe
James Sime
John Comerford
M. W. Fitzgerald
J. W. Faulkner
Helen Meers
Fred Sehring
Edward Gosselin
Christmas Carols and Therapy Talks At Local Clubs
The Catholic Woman's League hosts a seven forty five program at the College of St. ness featuring the Jo liet Township High School A Capella chorus directed by Miss Isabel Boyd with Arthur Eneix singing O Holy Night and a trio performing At the Cradle. The event includes a European carol group and a list of music committee members. A second meeting at two o'clock in Universalist church will present Stella Marek Cushing on Christmas Among the Slavs followed by tea. A subsequent two o'clock session at the public library will showcase Alice Dean on occupational therapy for convalescent children detailing her extensive training in Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Club
George Woodruff
Robert McCoy
J. C. MacKeever
David Bradley
Edward Gosselin
Roy L. Watson
Martin Kennedy
Frederick A. Hill
George Munroe
Gordon Edmunds
Jean King
Dorothy Jayn Wagner
Hollyeclub
W. O. Bates, Jr
Catholic Woman’s League
Department of Music
George C. Clausen
College of St. Ness
Joliet Township
Isabel Boyd
Arthur Eneix
Adam
Lois Radatz
Gertrude Fritz
Lois Bitterman
Cesar Franck
A. J. Sieben
William Kelly
Frank Fitzgerald
Milton Wunderlich
James F. Haley
Mary Collins
Ward Loeffler
Katherine Melcher
Charles Magosky
Woman’s Club
Stella Marek Cushing
Universalist Church
Howard M. Snapp, Jr
Horace Brown
Werden Buck
Cochairmen
Alice Dean
Marine Hospital
Plastic Surgery Hospital
City Sanitarium
Barnes Memorial Hospital
Missouri
St. Louis
Chicago
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Society
Lydia Langford Hinrichs
Milwaukee
George Langfords
Hawthorne Road
George A. Barrs
Third Avenue
E. E. Wilson
Genevieve Speer
West Hartford
Conn
Joseph Barrs
Betty Sawyer
Sally
Charles T. Garnsey
Emma
Atlanta
Georgia
Louis Joliet Hotel
John Haney
Silver Cross Hospital
Gatlisey
Delta Upsilon
Theta
L. C. Stephens
Buell Avenue
Wisconsin U
Jack Winstons
Miriam Stackpoole
William Hall
Evanston
University of Illinois
Winston
R. J. Barr
Billie
Bunny” Barr Patterson
Dayton
Barr
New York City
C. F. Rabell
Vernet Whiting
Patterson
Beatrice Scotland
Roger G. W. Carlson
Gertrude Barber
Miss Barber
Charles Barber
Virginia McCoy
Beulah
Frances Green
Elsie Rinearson
Genevieve Gruenewald
Florence Nadelhoffer
Mary Temple
Gertrude Johannsen
Dorothey Adams
Marion Young
George Buck
Miss Scotland
Campbell Street
Miss Temple
Bartelson Street
Thomas D. Temples
Inlaw
T. D. Temple, Jr
Tommie
Ladies’ Advisory Board
Mary E. Lambert
St. Martha’s Circle
Episcopal Church
Raymond Pilcher
E. R. Nadelhoffer
Mary Claire Langford
George Langford
Langford
Harry Leinenweber
Douglas Talbot
George Cullen Langford
Lynn Mowat
Jill Chamberlain
Barbara Ann Clare
Sally Mills
Joan Lynch
George Langford, Jr
Mary Claire
Service League For the Handicapped
Evanston Hospital
Yolonda
Rodeen
Elk’s Building
California
Cor
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Joliet
the New Art
New Art Beauty Studios
van Buren St
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