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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1932

Page

4

Miss Madeline Haley Hosts Summer Luncheon at G A L Tea Room

Society notes describe Miss Madeline Haley of 135 S Center St giving a luncheon at the G A L tea room tomorrow with guests including Mrs W J Dooner of Chicago and Miss Evelyn Bannon of Tucson. The item also lists other social events and local visits amid busy summer days and bridge gatherings.

Haley Madeline S. Center Street Evelyn Bannon Tucson Evelyn Daley Patrick F. McFarland Ida Braun Eugene Ganson Frank Wise Fred Walsh Margaret Lennon Marguerite Pierce Winifred Bannon Frank Wilhelmi Elizabeth Hennebry Maude Lohman Genevieve Haley

Local social notes highlight summer hosting across Chicago and area

Mrs A H White hosts Past Hi-Priestess Club luncheon at Shadow Lawn with guest Mrs Hugh L Rodger and Mrs Caroline Hedges of Chicago arriving Monday. Nearby moves include Leonard Brauns to Madison and the Barretts to Crystal Lake. Several local gatherings, brid ge clubs and picnics fill the week with out of town guests in attendance.

A. H. White Hugh L. Rodger Caroline Hedges Chicago

Tea Cup Social News From Betula Avenue

Mrs. Edward R. Daley hosts her sister Mrs. Franz Hermann of Logansport Indiana as house guests. Folger Adams travelers in the East expect to return home this weekend. J W Bartleys depart for East Troy Wisconsin to visit son James at Camp Edwards. New contract table includes Mrs. A L Shrefler Mrs. Lester Ladd Mrs. George Langford and Mrs. W A Burden. Today Mrs. A L Willcocks Mrs. John Sime Mrs. Hugh L Rodger and Mrs. A H White spend the day in Chicago. Ladies in Waiting host Tuesday evening bridge at Cherry Hill by Mrs. Lloyd Peck. Colony club holds all day picnic at a cottage on the DuPage. The W H Wheelers hosted for a few days last week Mr and Mrs Henry Biersack of St Paul.

N. J. Rowell Ludington Munroe James V. Clyne Meade Clynes Tucson Chicago Herma Tingley Beebe Darcy Avenue Hamilton Ohio C. E. Brown Beebe George A. Tingley Los Angeles Calif L. E. Tingley Yeggerday Whitney Avenue Genevieve Gruenewald Robert Snider Josephine Keltie Mary Jo Spurrier Indianapolis Ind Gruenewald Edward R. Daley Betula Avenue Franz Hermann Logansport W. H. Wheelers Mrs. Henry. Biersack St. Paul

Births During the Week

Mr and Mrs Edward Fritz 602 Cayuga street welcomed a son born July 13. Mr and Mrs Arthur Stamerson 814 Oscar avenue welcomed a daughter Ann Rose born July 15. Mr and Mrs Elmer Haver 1118 Cass street welcomed a son born July 16. Mr and Mrs Charles Siko 1201 Woodruff Road welcomed a son born July 1. Mr and Mrs Joseph Kochan 105 Wilhelm Court welcomed a daughter born July 16. Mr and Mrs Alvie T Reed 1308 Benton street welcomed a son Ronald Ray born July 18. Mr and Mrs George Meyjer of Cambridge Massachusetts, daughter and son in-law of Mr and Mrs L J Henderson Manhattan Road, welcomed a daughter born July 19 at Silver Cross vital.

Edward Fritz Cayuga Street Arthur Stamerson Oscar Avenue Ann Rose Elmer Haver Cass Street Charles Siko Woodruff Road Joseph Kochan Wilhelm Court Alvie T. Reed Benton Street Ronald Ray George Meyjer Cambridge Mass L. J. Henderson Manhattan Silver Cros Vital

Broadcast by Weaver on Century of Progress for 1983 World Fair

Miss Generose Weaver airs a weekly 8 45 p m broadcast from 301 Sherman Street over W E B B for about ten minutes detailing important movements of the Century of Progress for the 1983 World’s Fair. The program is courtesy of Mrs Norman Kent Northam, promotion manager of the fair.

Generose Weaver Sherman Street Norman Kent Northam Northam Joliet Society

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Miss Haley Paul C. Haley Akron Harry P. Keeley John Comerford Harry Calkins John D’arcy, Jr Robert E. Haley Cecelia Madee Carey S. Eastern Avenue Big Ben Farm Hot Spring Madee Columbus French Lich Louisville Joliet Willa Lou Longley John J. Donahoe Willa Lou Richard B. Vance Harvey Lynch John D’arcy, Sr Tracy Luccock Frederick Hill Richards Street Stuart Gardiner Mary Jane Cullen Dorothy Breckenridge Gardiner Western Avenue A. B. Patterson Myrtle Manhattan Road Black Oak Lake Wrs Mat Bloomfield Julian Wahlberg Oklahoma City the Bloomfields Bloomfields Kankakee J. P. Eib Marilyn Wilmington E. E. Morton Buell Avenue Mr. Morton F. R. Morton Elmer Bielfeldt W. C. Sackett Fort Collins Colo Wilputte Sherwood L. A. Sherwood Illinois Women’s Organization For National Prohibition Reform Marion Zalar Andrew Pucin Leslier Lake Kiss 2 A. Schwartz Waukegan Stanley Fi Id Iss Zalar Leonard Brauns Madison, Wis W. Franklin Barretts Crystal Lake Michigan Robert Martin John J. Pitts Bloomington Martin Walter F Bridge Club Robert A. Cameron John E. Morrison Richard Vance Lake Kegonsa Frank Turk Gavion Elwood Arthur Kelly Gerald Cavanagh C. W. Emery Des Moines Iowa Miss Bell Watson G. C. Club E. E. Woods DeKalb Charles Eib Billie” Greif Thomas Greif Peter Troy Tyra Jean Denver Troy Howard S. Norton Catherine Street Dorothy Norton Milton Voss South Center Street Jack Farrell Cowles Avenue Wisconsin Eugene Harris C. B. Leimbacher L. C. Stephens Willa Lou Longly Folger Adams J. W. Bartleys East Troy Wis James Camp Edwards A. L. Shreffler Lester Ladd George Langford W. A. Burden A. L. Willcocks John Sime Colony Club the DuPage Lennon Bros van Buren St Corlett Bldg THE News Pictures
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