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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1932

Page

4

Many and Varied Plans for Fourth of July Week End

Society notes detail numerous parties and gatherings from Dr. and Mrs. Bloomfield at their Kankakee area cottage to swimming parties at Diamond K Ranch and multiple family picnics along the DuPage River. Guests from Minneapolis, Detroit, and Oak Park visit Joliet for Fourth of July celebrations with friends and relatives across several homes and summer cottages.

Mat Bloomfield Western Avenue Kankakee Ritchey Bloomfields Evenin Hinman Moore Harriet Robert Mary Blackstone Kenneth Beuret David Bradley Christine Jensen Ray Bronk Charles Hayes the Bloomfields Frederick W. Woodruffs Diamond K Ranch Country Club J. H. Rileys Jyme DuPage River Riley Nicholson Street Katherine Betty Eberhart Winnetka William E. Fays John Caryes J. C. MacKeever J. W. Faulkner Martin Kennedeys E. N. Gosselin George Mariner Cornelia Street Elizabeth Lilley Jessie Abbott Minneapolis Minn Miss Lilley Mrs. Mariner Rockford Hugh L. Rodger Java Knoll Mr. Rodger Robert Rodger Marjorie Dana May Billie Detroit Harvey A. Stillman DeWitt Clark Duluth Aes W. W. Ducett William Haywood Margaret Haley Beulah St. Pierre Oak Park Rhinelander Wisconsin St. Pierre Folger Adams Sherman Street John W. Browning Niles Center

Eight Tricks club at Woodruff Riding club steak fry ride

Members of the Eight Tricks club of Illinois Bell Telephone enjoyed a horseback ride and steak fry last Thursday evening at the Woodruff Riding club. Attendees included Mary Poloch Mary Mitchell Dorothy McGee Blanche and Marian Prodehl Louise EEimap tebe a Kwasgroc.

Eight Tricks Club Illinois Bell Telephone Company Woodruff Mary Poloch Mary Mitchell Dorothy McGee Blanche Ee Eeimap Tebe A Kwasgroc Marian Prodehl Louise

Garden bridge invitations and social guest list notes

About fifty invitations have been issued to a garden bridge to be held a week from tomorrow by Miss Laura Sprague. Guests this week include Miss Dareen Gabe line and Charles Fisher Jr. and Jerome Pierre of Pontiac, with other social visits and guests noted for the Fourth of July.

Laura Sprague S. Raynor Avenue Marjorie Adam Sherman Street Dareen Gabeline Burlington Iowa Charles Fisher, Jr Jerome Pierre Pontiac Margaret Carter Western Avenue Josephine Church Elizabeth Benedict Cincinnati Ohio

Local club events mark end of season at multiple homes

Members of Childerguild met for a season’s end luncheon at Shadow Lawn on the Kankakee with Mrs. A. H. White and Mrs. H. L. Rodger assisting. The Little Club hosted an afternoon tea at Helen Meers’ home. Chrysanthemum Chapter Garden Buds held an all day outing sponsor Mrs. John Sime. Mendess oe G. C. Club gathered yesterday for bridge at Mrs. E. E. Woods’ Dekalb home. Links Club entertainment occurred at a local venue.

Childerguild A. H. White Kankakee H. L. Rodger Little”Club Helen Meers Garden Buds John Sime Mendess G. C E. E. Woods Dekalb

Club entertains with piano and dance numbers

Miss Ruth Jahneke and Miss Lois Bitterman performed several piano selections at 1100 Oakland Ave. Miss Helen Louise Jahneke presented several dance numbers. Miss Audray Hintz will entertain the club two weeks from now.

Ruth Jahneke Oakland Ave Jahneke Lois Bitterman Helen Louise Jahneke Audray Hintz

Last Line Contest Winner Announced

Nettie Moriarty of 615 Clinton Street is declared the winner of last week's Last Line contest, the final edition for the foreseeable future.

Nettie Moriarty Clinton Sr

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