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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1931
Page
5
Social notices list Mrs Frank Parks hosting a luncheon for twelve at 101 Manor Court and various families like Mr and Mrs E K Morton and the J A Barker clan planning a Florida Cuba trip. Events include bridge afternoons, luncheons, and birthday surprises with many local residents named.
A string of one o'clock luncheons and bridge gatherings at homes along Buell avenue Morgan street Manhattan Road and other local addresses. social events include visits to DeKalb and Detroit and a birthday dinner hosted by Orville A. Patterson with guests from Naperville. Leaders include Mrs. Robert Martin Mrs. George Munroe Mrs. Leon Kuicks Mrs. James Talcott Mrs. Ferdinand Fischer and Mrs. Hinman Moore.
The article lists multiple upcoming gatherings including informal bridge at the Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Su A Touzalin, Cribside at Mrs. Learnard's home, Ba-P. E. O. at Mrs. Lossius’s residence with officer elections, Central Presbyterian Church dinner at 6 30 in church parlors, the Three Art Circle luncheon at Mrs. Kaiser’s West Acres home, Women of Rotary board meeting at the Woodruff hotel, Holly club luncheon hosted by Mrs. Barr at 604 West Park Drive.
Sunday afternoon at three a recital will be held in the recital hall of the Joliet Conservatory of Music. Pupils of J Wallace Spears Madame Janoffska Mrs Gee Hausser Mrs George Milton Mrs George Hendrick Miss Helen Wilson and Mrs Harry Hollenshall will perform. The Joliet Musical College also held a monthly recital last evening at eight in the college hall.
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