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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1933

Page

4

Womans Club Plans Russian Tea and Brides Parties

The Woman's club will host a Russian tea at Universalist church hall with past presidents as guests of honor and a program by the music department led by Mrs. Earl Barr. A lengthy list of bridal events follows for Margaret Carter Everett and Miss Marie O'Harran, with numerous hosting families and social gatherings scheduled through February.

Woman’s Club Universalist Church Grant Houston Department of Music Earl Barr Mme Nina Moskow-Minchin Michael Wilkomirski Oscar Eiler Europe Carl Schroeder Philadlphia Cleveland Symphony Orchestra Albert Brownson A. R. Utt A. R. Reynolds Charles Bannon Barr Charles Blim R. O. Butler Morris Cary A. L. Christiansen Lloyd Jones Roy C. Scull Herbert Warfel Fred Wideman J. E. Morrison Henry Anderson J. C. Owen Sally Palmer

Attend Bridge Tea and Lesser Ball Wheel Meeting

The Bridge Tea hosts include Mrs. Mowat Mrs. Hugh L. Rodger and others. Cribside members will be entertained Monday at 1 PM by Mrs. Thomas F Hotchkiss on Spencer road. The Lesser Ball wheel of First Presbyterian met yesterday at Mrs. Grant H Brown's 816 Mack street from 2 to 5 PM with aides Mrs. Folkers and Mrs. Stillbower.

Mowat Hugh L. Rodger Edward R. Nadelhoffer R. C. Cummins E. L. Mayo E. T. Brewster Belle Rollinson Norman Macdonald Elinor C. Ruben Cribside Thomas F. Hotchkiss Spencer Road First Presbyterian Church Grant H. Brown Mack Street Brown Herbert Folkers William Stillbower

Social Bridge Activities In Local Homes This Week

Mrs Dillman hosted a one o clock lunch and bridge for eight at her home. Mrs Bates Jr entertained an informal afternoon bridge at 800 Oneida Street. The Sexsmiths of Winnetka will host guests Edward Gosselin and daughter Rosalie today and tomorrow. Mrs Jack King hosts a one o clock luncheon and bridge with sister in law Mrs James Reber arriving. The Kings and Mr Reber will join for dinner this evening. Miss Margaret McCormick hosts an afternoon bridge party Wednesday. Mrs Woodruff hosts a one o clock luncheon and bridge Wednesday. Dr and Mrs L A Stansbury host an evening bridge Tuesday. The Arthur C Leaches daughter and granddaughter were visiting from Chicago Heights. Mrs Gordon Edmunds to host a one o clock luncheon and bridge next week. Mrs Grant H Brown hosted a luncheon club Tuesday and will entertain another group Wednesday at 816 Mack Street. Monday Mrs Wade Clyne hosted a bridge table with Mrs George Munroe Mrs W Bates Jr and Mrs Eugene A inet.

Mr. Everett Robert Stott Pasadena New York F. W. Woodruffs Senator Barrs A. E Mrs. Browning Miss Hill Miss Adam Elda Kelley Marie O’harran Elda Frances Biggar Arthur E. Kelley Harry Kelly Marie Lutz Daniel Mowat June Hutchinson Betty Brooks Miss Kohn Starr Johnston Milton S. Johnston Marie Woodruff Lauretta Bourre Hugh Harper O’harran Hugh J. McPartlin Chicago Charles L. McPartlin Thomas Bourre Catherine O’harran Mary Gardner Francis McFadden John W. Kaffer Isabelle Heint McPartlin Bernice Sitar Sitar Hickory Street Raymond Pilchers Leonard Whitmore Omaha Neb John Mahler Dalas Gertrude Milwaukee Mr. Hinrich A. C. Dillman W. O. Bates, Jr Oneida Street Jack King James Reber Geneva Kings Mrs. Reber Mr. Reber Bridge Club Margaret McCormick Robert Woodruff Arthur C. Leaches E. R. Davis, Jr Nancy Chicago Heights Gordon Edmunds Grant H. Brown Mack Street Wade Clyne Bridge George Munroe W. Bates, Jr Eugene A.inet

Gardners Woman's Club Advisory Meeting Hostess

Mrs. Frederick A. Hill chairs the Gardners group as hostess for the Advisory Committee today at two o'clock at her home on Richards Street. They will plan January activities and set the Spring program.

Frederick A. Hill Gardners Woman’s Club Richards Street Iscn

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