Annual Flower Show Opens March 31 at Navy Pier
The seventh annual Flower Show of the Garden Club of Illinois opens March 31 at Navy Pier. Joliet Floral and Garden Club entries include a Sylvan Garden by George Abbott and many table and living room displays. Junior Day is April 1 Joliet Day April 2 with ticket sales via members or florists.
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The
Garden Club of Illinois
America
Navy Pier
Allied Florists
Commercial Sects Garden Club of Illinois
Joliet
Walter Beatty
Herbert Baron
Raymond Pilcher
Fred Whallon
S. W. Edwards
Everett Lewman
Charles Leonard
Harry Brown
Bayard Scotland
George Langford
H. C. Walker
Florence Hasey
Harry Walsh
Walter Eriksen
Joseph Potsch
Arthur Engimann
Katherine Melcher
Joliet Floral and Garden Club
Local Club Notices and Society Events
Members of Chapter BA P. E. O. host luncheon Monday at Mrs. Westphal’s Sherman Street home. Drama committee of the Woman's club previews two playlets on March 31 at Farragut school auditorium with cast changes. Gardeners of the Woman's club plan Gardener's Day program at the Universalist church two o'clock next week followed by tea. 1921 club holds St Patrick's luncheon and bridge tomorrow at Guest House hosted by Mrs. Elmer Schutz. University club directors meet Monday at the Country Club with post dinner football films by Charles Winston. St Mary's Altar and Rosary Society hosts a two thirty afternoon at St Mary’s hall. Mrs. William Dandon chairs with Mrs. P. E. Condon assisting along with several other listed members.
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Charles C. Russell
E. C. Barretts
Pittsburgh
W. Franklin Barrett
Russell
Anne
E. C. Barrett
George Stainfield
Charles A. Russell
W. Bradford Russells
Mary
Jane
Betty Adrienne
Jean
W. Bradford Russell
Elmer Bielfeldt
Howard M. Snapp, Jr
Franklin Hedgcock
James Skinner
L. D. Stockwell
Lloyd Peck
Frederick Westphal
E. O
Sherman Street
Jean Corlett
Henry Leach
D. A. With
Woman’s Club
Farragut
C. A. Clement
Lady Smythe
Aggie
Jim Harding
Arthur Leibermann
Universalist Church
St Patrick’s
Elmer Schutz
University Club
Country Club
Charles Winston
Robert Watson Lennon
St. Mary’s Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary’s Hall
William Dandons
Tesree
P. E. Condon
Edward
Joseph Duffy
Eaherine
Ine Dwyer
G. H. Detiler
John
Club social notices and Democratic event program prompt
Mrs. Richard Cheadle hosts a one oclock luncheon and bridge with her club. The Junior Whatsoever Circle met with Mrs. Walter Barry. Mrs. P H Spangler assisted. Gertrude Jeffrey entertains her club. Philanthropy committee to meet at Mrs Glenn Logan for a twelve thirty luncheon. Colony club hosted by Mrs J W Faulkner on Thursday. Little club enjoyed a dessert bridge with Mrs T M Collins. Mrs Paul Ohman hosts her bridge club today. One Oclockers meet at Mrs Robert Martin for a one oclock luncheon and bridge. Holly club hosted by Mrs Harry Bates. Democratic Women of Will County program led by P F McFarland with Leona Johnson singing and Elizabeth Conkey as speaker. tea to follow. A long list of hostesses and urns attendants arranged for the afternoon with numerous names. Arrangements committee includes Mrs David Hirshfield and others.
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Harry Walsh
Joliet Floral and Garden Club
J. H. Jennings
Paul Baude
Herbert Baron
George Warner Young
Florence Hasey
George Langford
Robert Haley
H. C. Walker
Ige J. Arbeiter
Richard Cheadle
The
Woman’s Club
Glenn Logan
Martin Gleason
C. O’connell
Wade J. Brady
P. F. McFarland
Democratic Women’s Organization
Will County
Leona Johnson
Elizabeth Conkey
Chicago
Democratic National
Harry Lewis
George J. Clare
Leo Seligman
I. H. Lewis
Joseph Kiep
B. E. Burke
A. R. Blackburn
Anna Seaman
D. Gallagher
Stephen Rathford
David Balch
J. W
Baskin
T. M. Bannon
J. J. Wellnitz
E. N. Gosin
Rachel Burress
Oscar Weinbrod
Pius Fahrner
John Horrigan
Thomas McHugh
W. D. Hickey
Margaret Clare
Bernice Berscheidt
Brennan
Margaret Lennon
David Hirshfield
Blanche Daggett
Ann Jones
Loretta McHugh
List of named ladies in a social notice
A ledger-like line lists many women including Mrs. P. Doyle Mrs. Leo Dwyer Mrs. Margaret Deigman Mrs. J. B. Donahue Mrs. J. J. Dempsey Mrs. P. J. Doyle Mrs. N. E. Donahue Mrs. Joseph Dunn Mrs. J. W. Dunn Mrs. Cornelius Dillon Mrs D. Dillon Mrs. J. W. Dunn Jr. Mrs. William Denneau and Mrs. F. E. Dandoe.
Democratic Women to Host Tea for Miriam Berkovitz
The Democratic Women's Organization of Will County plans a Sunday tea from 2 to 5 PM in the Chamber of Commerce lounge to honor Miriam Berkovitz, candidate for assistant supervisor. The event is led by Mrs. Thomas Ten and features other party members in support.
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Democratic Women’s Organization of
Will County
Chamber of Commerce
Miriam Berkovitz
Thomas Ten
F. Donovan Hasletad
George F. Lehr Mid
V McCarthy
Robert * Ha
Beauty Chatter on hair trends and salon services
May Ohlhaver notes a shift from platinum blond to Titian hair as a broader, kinder option. She highlights harmless rinses for natural color and insists expert blending masks any tint, with Hollywood trends driving the move toward richer tones.
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Hollywood
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Theodore R. Gerlachs
Western Avenue
Florence Higginbotham
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
Marjorie Adam
George Carey
New York
de Grasse
Martin Kennedy
Minneapolis
J. E. Chalstroms
Phyllis
St. Patrick’s
C. C
Raynor Avenue
Natalie Clyne
Lucia Kellem
Chissy
Derson, Jean Stansbury
Jane Anderson
Rachel Harris
John E. Baily, Jr
Sherwood Place
Bridge
James Christiansen
Lee Christiansen
Clifton Strandy
A. L. Christiansen
Charles A. Heiss
Blackman Avenue
George Heiss
la Porte
Ind
Nelson
Horace Taylor
Lockport
Mary Graves
Louis Graves
Edward C. Sackett
Merton Heiss
Hope Harder
Hugh L. Rodger
John Sime
E. E. Woods
DeKalb
Herbert Warfel
David Bradley
Herbert Willard
Crystal Lake
J. E. Chalstrom
Ella Goldberg
St. Francis Academy
Louis Joliet Hotel
Helen Marie Wagner
Billie” Lennertz
King’s Daughters
Walter Barry
P. H. Spangler
Gertrude Jeffrey
Colony Club
J. W. Faulkner
Paul Ohman
Robert Martin
Harry Bates
Holly Club
Kancheon
Charles C. Russel
Democratic Women’s Club
By May Ohlhaver
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