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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
8
Miss Dean, wintering in Joliet and summers in Saugatuck, speaks to the Woman's club about keeping convalescent children occupied. She also leads crafts instruction at Camp Oak Opening and will discuss the club's inner workings during a brief Institute. The International Relations class, led by Mrs. Alfred Utt, meets after.
The notice lists numerous hostess duties for today and upcoming days. Mrs Becker hosts a lunch and contract at her Guest House. The One O’clockers meet Mrs R J Barr at Cherry Hill. Mrs George Langford Jr entertained at a dessert bridge yesterday. Mrs L J Frederick returned from Moline due to Carl Rost's illness. Miss Bessie Twining of Chicago visited relatives. Miss Annabelle Mahon of Springfield stayed with Miss Billie Greif. Greif returned to the University of Illinois. Colony club hosts an afternoon bridge after a one o'clock luncheon. Miss Mary Hamlin hosted informal tea for Miss Joan Caperton. Childerguild meets Wednesday at Mrs George Hess for a one o'clock luncheon and meeting with Mrs Edmund Erb assisting. Mrs Wade Clyne hosted her all day gathering Tuesday. Mrs Fred Bennett's bridge club travels to Dresden Heights for a one o'clock luncheon and bridge tomorrow. Mrs Joseph Lennon hosts her club this afternoon.
Four nurses from the Public Health Council handle a long caseload in the city. They describe mornings with maternity visits, scarlet fever outbreaks, and cancer palliative care as they move from bed to bed in their ongoing angel of mercy role.
Exhibits invite homeowners curious about what can be done with loans from the Federal Housing Administration. The display is arranged by local fans dealers in the neighborhood offering guidance and demonstrations.
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