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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1934

Page

6

Society Notes Highlight Out-of-Town Guests and Weddings

An out-of-town guest, Mrs. Thomas Capstick of Boonton New Jersey, is honored at an afternoon bridge hosted by Mrs J W DArcy Jr at 518 Oneida. The Capsticks on a long vacation plan visits to Philadelphia Atlantic City and then a Pacific cruise to Australia New Zealand Fiji before returning in September. Also mentioned are engagements bachelor parties and weddings with Mary Louise Ashley and Vance Cummins planning a northern wedding trip and home at 300 Sherman Street. Other events include a Lanark reunion, a St Francis Academy Alumnae spring dance, and multiple social visits among Decatur and Chicago figures.

Thomas Meers Thomas Capstick Boonton New Jersey J. W. D'Arcy, Jr Joseph Lennon Joseph Talbot Lucy Murray Meers Capstick Thomas San Francisco Lurline Honolulu Philadelphia E. C. Barretts Charles Russell Monticello Virginia Washington, D.C Russells Atlantic City E. C. Barrett W. Franklin Barretts Mr. Cummins R. C. Cummins Frances Barclay Thad Brown David Bradley Arthur Clement Charles Rainville Joseph Fraker Chicago Ashley E. C. Ashley G. L. Vance Ariel Mortvedt Ruth Clement J. R. Cummins J. H. Tudball Indianapolis Helen K. Parsons Wilmette Cummins Miss Ashley Helen Ramsay Miss Spencer Walter Ferman Switzer Mr. Switzer

Miss Rachel Hill Weds at Home Ceremony in Richards Street

Miss Rachel Hill daughter of Frederick A Hill and Franklin H Bush son of Mrs Charles F Bush were married Saturday at 4 30 pm in a simple service at the Hill home 501 Richards Street Reverend Dr Walter H Macpherson officiated The bride wore light blue crepe with a short train and jacket A gardenia corsage Mrs Hill and Mrs Bush wore orchid shoulder corsages The bride’s aunt Mrs Henry wore gardenias After the ceremony the couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside at 205 Richards Street later this month

Rachel Hill Frederick A. Hills Franklin H. Bush Charles F. Bush Hill Bush Rachel Jr. Henry Richards Street

Decatur Guests Attend Chicago Theatre and Washington Park

Sunday the guests from Decatur Mrs Otto Mrs Bates and others attended a show at the Studebaker Theatre Chicago as Mrs Ducett's guests. Tuesday they visited Washington Park races and that evening Mrs Scott entertained at a bridge. Wednesday Mrs Otto hosted a Decatur gathering at a bridge.

J. Haried John Holslng Joseph A. Reisen Decatur Otto Bates Charles Scott Edward Feéley Rose Bannon Studebaker Theatre Chicago Ducett Washington Park Scott

No Well Pool Draws Society Crowds For Summer Fun

Crowds from high society have enjoyed the No Well pool over the last two weeks. Organizers are planning a water carnival in early July to showcase the pool and attract the public.

Nowell Pool

Central Presbyterian Missionary Committee Social

The January committee of the Central Presbyterian Church hosted a garden party for its Missionary Committee yesterday afternoon at the Kuicks home Mrs Leon F Kuicks chairs the church group Mrs Paul G Dibble wife of the New Lenox Methodist minister and a former India missionary was announced as the speaker and will join the event with Reverend Dibble

Central Presbyterian Church Leon F. Kuicks Kuicks’ Garden Paul G. Dibble New Lenox Mr. Dibble India

Twin Sons Celebrate Tenth Birthday at Mrs Adams Party

Mrs John Adams entertained her twin sons Philip and James for their tenth birthday anniversary last Saturday. Her other two sons John and Bert Tam assisted in entertaining the guests.

John Adams Philip James

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MNDAY Catherine Evanston Hospital Lillian Shaffner Miss Kuicks Genevieve Gruenewald Green Castle Indiana DePauw University Gruenewald DePauw Mary Jo Spurrier W. E. Gruenewald George F. Switzer Mary Watt Fred J. Watt Carrie Spencer E. J. Barklows Lanark Ill Lanark High School Mr. Barklow Hugh L. Rodgers Ray Hawk Cora Haggart Champaign Hawks John St. Francis Academy Chamber of Commerce W. W. Ducett Alice Omare Beulah Sagstetter Rose Slouf Mamie Goodwin Ira Jackson Harriet Heflin Shreveport E. H. Barnes Reuter School of Dancing Helen Burke John Ryans L A. Barthollc Fred. Dameses John Ottos Charles Aenees James Shaughnessy McDonalds Pate Lyons Louis Lagger Oscar C. Kaisers Dorothy Jean Charles King Aurora Arthur Eee Siad F Chicago Street
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