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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
4
A family portrait features Mary Frances four, Marty Hayes Jr thirteen months, and Honey nearly three at Easter. The image was taken in their home at 206 Dixon Avenue amid preparations for the holiday.
Advisory Board of Silver Cross hospital schedules linen shower and card party for April 16 at Universalist church from two to five PM. Linen showings, tea, and prizes arranged by Kings' Daughters and Cribside workers. officers include Mrs. Merton S Heiss and Mrs. Raymond Pilcher. Also notes programs and socials of Comus club and G C Club with luncheons, bridge events, and planned entertainments across various members and hosts.
St Martha s Circle at Christ Church will luncheon Monday March 14 hosted by Mrs Merton S Heiss and Mrs B G Wilcox at Mrs Wilcox s West Park Front home. Juniors Philanthropy Committee meets Monday afternoon with Mrs John F Carey. Snow Drop Chapter Garden Buds gather tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 with Margaret sing gard daughter of Mr and Mrs W Haggard 843 N Raynor Ave. Kings Daughters Junior Whatsoever Circle were entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Betty Groth on E Cass St. Mrs W H Newbold 406 Sherman St hosted 1919 Club evening party.
Mrs Albert Davis hosts a bridge gathering for club members over afternoon tea. The event features light refreshments and social play in a friendly, informal setting.
Births in Joliet nearly doubled deaths in February according to the monthly report by Health Commissioner Lloyd B. Andrew. There were 58 births, 28 male and 30 female, and 34 deaths recorded during the month.
Three Joliet infants born on Leap Day will not celebrate a birthday for four years. Two boys and a girl are named Linden Dorre and Gordon as parents provide addresses 206 Brist St 408 Herkimer St and 231 Gardner St. The first born at 11 30 AM at St Josephs Hospital.
The Will County Caledonian club will hold a dance at Alpine hall with arrangements led by club chief William Ferguson. The event aims to showcase Scottish heritage and community fellowship.
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