Valentine Parties and Club Plans Stir Joliet Society
A busy society week features two Valentine dances by Catholic groups, a Joliet Catholic High School seniors dance with Rita Roder and Bernard Theobald leading the grand march, and a drama committee of the Woman's Club selecting two one act plays for a March 8 performance at Farragut school auditorium. Mrs. Ransom directs with a large helping cast and charity proceeds fund Silver Cross children’s ward Easter Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Woman’s League
Elks
Mary Elizabeth Schuster
Collee
William Losers
J. W.cCarthys
Harry Harrigan
Valentine
Joliet Catholic High School
Rita Roder
Bernard Theobald
Gene Victor
Jerry Mahoney
Bill Whitgrove
Richard Dunn
Robert Schmitz
James O’brien
Robert Kaffer
Francis Corrigan
Christian Mercier
Robert Corcoran
Louis Verbie
Robert Maher
Woman’s Club
Rugar Young
Fletcher Ransom
Young
Ione L. Davis
Mat Bloomfield
Elmer Bielfieldt
Jay C. Owens
George Lloyd, Jr
Farragut School
Childerguild
Robert Parks
Silver Cross Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
Silver Cross
Lester L. Ladd
Robert. Cameron
Valentine Fiesta by Catholic Woman's League at Woodruff Hotel
The Catholic Woman's League hosts a Valentine Fiesta at the Woodruff Hotel on Saturday February 16 with a 1 PM luncheon and bridge. Reservations available Thursday 2–5 PM in the library with Mrs Bernard Muentnich or Mrs Arthur Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Woman’s League
Woodruff Hotel
Valentine
Bernard Muentnich
Arthur Barry
Club Bridging Events Highlight Social Week
Over the Teacups Wednesday of next week Mrs. W. W. Haggard hosts a salad coffee and bridge at her home. Mrs. H. P. Radley will host a luncheon and bridge at the Quigley hotel on Tuesday. Tomorrow Mrs. Harold Ford Patterson hosts a luncheon and bridge. The January committee of the Central Presbyterian church met at Mrs. James W. Barr's home with assistors Mrs. Richard Cheadle and Mrs. Gavion Elwood. Comus club enjoyed a six thirty o'clock dinner at the Woodruff hotel hosted by Mrs. Fred Heggie, followed by bridge at the Heggie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Laura Waples MacMullen
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Universalist Church
H. P. Radley
Quigley Hotel
Harold Ford Patterson
Central Presbyterian Church
James W. Barr
Richard Cheadle
Gavion Elwood
Comus Club
Woodruff
Fred Heggie
Heggie
Church circle elects officers at Whitney Avenue home
Members of the Alice Bennett Bates Circle of Christ met at Mrs W Lane Whitney Avenue Monday. Mrs G Taylor assisted. Lane elected president and Max Roehl vice president. Junior Study club held a two o clock meeting with hostess Mrs H W Wadsworth. Colony club guests welcomed by Mrs Oscar Gnadinger this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Universalist Church
Louis L. Mann
Sinai Temple
Chicago
Alice Bennett Bates
Lane
Max Roehl
H. W. Wadsworth
Colony Club
Oscar Gnadinger
Tears Protect Eye and Help Woman Get New Coat
A brief note discusses tears as effective for eye protection and humorously as a means to inspire a woman to acquire a spring coat. The tone is light and observational.
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Drama Committee of
W. C
Kathryn Flexer
Dorthy Motta
Miss Motta
Cornelia Street
Margaret Jean Tittsworth
Margery Dibell
Virginia van Steenburg
Lois Zarley
Helen Rich
Janet Brehm
Mary Butler
Grace Snider
Grace Stadler
Frances Motta
Marion Stafford
Lorene Motta
Howard.n. Flexer
Peter Motta
Charles Richard Shaffner
Duluth
Minnesota
Shaffner
Viane
Mr. Fay
Phoenix
Arizona
Fay
Los Angeles
Calif
Glenn E. Poehners
Hunter Avenue
Leesburg
Florida
Eleanor Franck
Catherine Redmond
Edward Tighe Woods
Lucy Beasley
Rosemary Lennon
Winifred Moriarity
Madeline Otte
Helen
Katherine Kramer
Mary Frances Feely
Mary Frances Chladek
Bernadette Conway
Lydia Peeling
Sam Balbinot
Billie Greif
University of Illinois
Springfield
Annabelle Mahon
Miss Greif
Arnold Sehring
Bridge Street
Dorothy Motta
James Cotter
Will County Bank
Hollywood
Clinton St
Art Shop
van Buren St
Dial
Princessa
Glennon and McNeil
Chicago Street Dial
Yolonda School
Elks’ Club
Cass St
Collins
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