Society Comments on Engagements and Social Season
Multiple announcements detail engagements and upcoming weddings among prominent families. Miss Cathryne Stephens to Roger Minahan. Miss Dorothy Jayne Wagner to Harry Schroeder. Miss Marjorie Watson to Harold Wylie and Miss Betty Watson to Kenneth Allan. weddings planned for June and fall. Social teas, luncheons, and bridge parties mark a busy social calendar with visits from Philadelphia and Chicago. The Garden Club of Illinois shows, Flower Show preparations at Navy Pier, and club events fill the season with tours, dinners, and dances across Joliet and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathryne Stephens
Roger Minahan
Roy L. Watsons
Thomas H. Wagners
Dorothy Jayne
Miss Stephens
Miss Wagner
Harry Schroeder
Lybey
Miss Marjorie
Betty Watson
Central Presbyterian Church
Harold Wylie
Betty
Kenneth Allan
Miss Betty
Milton S. Johnston
Louis Helm
Louise Johnston
Helm
Hastern Avenue
Garden Club of
Ilinois
Navy Pier
Chicago
Joliet
Garden Club of Illinois
Harry Walsh
Walsh
Club events and hospital note fill local social page
Over the Teacups MRS George Munroe will host two table contract next Wednesday for an all day session. Mrs L C Stephens has returned home from Silver Cross hospital after a major operation and is recovering well. Colony club entertainment planned by Mrs Helen Meers in a week. Mrs Joseph Talbot, Miss Madeline Talbot and Mrs Theodore Flint attended luncheon with Mrs Douglas Casey of Maywood Tuesday. Ever Ready Wheel group meets at Mrs Howard N Flexer for a pot luck luncheon. Mrs Hugh L Rodger hosts a Baptist church tea Saturday afternoon for local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sandiford
Joliet
George Arbeiter
Garden Buds
L. A. Sherwood
L. A. Stansbury
E. E. Morton
Arbeiter
H. J. Whitcomb
Beverley Hills
Garden Club of
Illinois
Daisy Club
George Munroe
Joseph Talbot
Madeline Talbot
Theodore Flint
Douglas Casey
Maywood
Howard N. Flexer
Wheel of the
First Presbyterian Church
Hugh L. Rodger
The
First Baptist Church
Cottey College Day Hosted by BA-P.E.O Members
Clubs ONDAY hosts Cottey College Day with a 12:30 luncheon. Mrs Henry Leach chairs the Cottey College committee and will share facts about the P. E. O. Sisterhood school. The event takes place at Mrs A J Pence's home with co hosts and several assist ing hostesses. An Irish tea follows, hosted by the Catholic Woman's League on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottey College
Ba-P.e.o
Henry Leach
P. E. O. Sisterhood
A. J. Pence
H. Ambrose Perrin
W. H. Newbold
E. G. Cornish
Catholic Woman's League
Woman's club plans drive on films and world peace
The district motion picture chairman Mrs Earl McCoy of Batavia will discuss good and bad in new movies at St Francis Academy. Mrs Vinton Earl Session of Winnetka will speak on World Peace and National Security to Women’s club members at the Universalist church Sunday school room with tea to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssion Motion Pictures
Whaascheer
St. Francis Academy
Earl McCoy
Batavia
Monyihan
Radio Fame
Adio
Vinton Earl Session
Winnetka
Woman’s Club
Universalist Church
Social Service Department
Session
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Marjorie
Jorie
Raymond Leimacher
Albert J. Grinton
Dorothy Curtiss
Raymond Pilchers
C. C. Chaney
Mrs. Chaney
Philadelphia
Mr. Chaney
Pilchers
Marion Anderson
Country Club
E. H. Hahney
Albert Oesterle
Frank Kittredge
George Barbaugh
Wilmette
Reeve
Mrs. Kittredge
Mrs. Barbaugh
Stillmans, Joliet Floral Company
Barretts
Walker
Rialto Gardens
St. Mary’s Club
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Club
Agnes Lennon
Robert Duffy
Jimmy Whitney
Baker Hotel
St. Charles
Charles Winston
Gordon
Holly Club
Frederick A. Hill
Dickie Baldwin
Dickie
Richard Baldwins
Baldwinsen
Fond du Lac
Bryan Avenue
James Cotter
Will County Bank
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer
417 N. Chicago
Colony Club
Helen Meers
Libby
Fe County Fomete
Cnics
Rankfurters Campbell
Virginia
California