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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1931

Page

7

Chorus Members And Social Events Highlight Joliet Notes

A Joliet social page lists sopranos mezzo sopranos and altos with Edwin Seder directing the chorus assisted by Mrs Reynolds and accompanist Warner felis. Lois Davidson Lutz and Frances Woods perform Hungarian Fantasie. Tea hosted by Wislowl in charge. Numerous locals hostesses listed. St Patrick dance by Junior Chamber of Commerce announced. A Joliet party travels to Chicago for Golden Gloves. Mrs John Savage hosts luncheon for sister Miss Petersen. Several local entertainments scheduled with multiple households noted.

Edwin Stanley Seder Chicago Reynolds Herbert Warfel Lois Davidson Lutz Frances Woods George Wiswell C. B. Cheadle Jessie Wood Lois Davidson A. L. Christiansen Roy C. Scull St. Patrick’s Chamber of Commerce H. M. Lundeen James Hayes Emmons Ridgewey

Bridge Club Notes and Society Guests Across Joliet

Mrs Elmer Thomas hosts a one o clock bridge luncheon at 502 Union Street. Henry and Shirley Morton return from Florida, while Vida Zalar plans a El Paso Agua Caliente Hollywood trip home tomorrow. Mary Mills visits from Glencoe as the Elwoods host Miss Gavion Elwood. The Kaffers sail back from five months in California with Madeline and Bannon. Ann Russell and Ann Barrett travel from California to Pittsburg. The Wednesday and Friday bridge groups meet at 307 Farragut Place and Cherry Hill. A Baby Girl is born to Mr and Mrs Gordon Edmunds at 622 Marion Street. Mrs James Holbrook hosts a bridge party at 103 Bryan Avenue. The Home and Garden show at Sherman Hotel awards second prize for a luncheon table decoration by Mrs L J Frederick and Mrs Ervin T Giest. Mrs Lewis Moore hosts a Friday bridge luncheon at Cherry Hill. The Rubnitzes return to Joliet after weeks in Florida and California.

Lewis Moore, Jr Cherry Hill

Local clubs plan dinners and events at city venues

The article lists multiple social gatherings including informal dinners at the Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Braun, a St Patrick’s Day party hosted by Mrs J E Chalstrom, M E church society meetings, a Welfare Study club luncheon at Dr Marion K Bowles home, a book review by Nina Freeman with a saxophone quartet, and various hostess duties for the Home Missionary Society and other clubs.

Leonard Braun Country Club J. E. Chalstrom Western Avenue Ottawa Street M. E. Church Marion K. Bowles Welfare Study Club Richards Street Nina Freeman Bowles Ben Hur Wilson R. R. Robinson Douglas Mills Adda Ruble C. E. Spicer E. M. Wells Edward A. Radke George Ranne

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