Charming Afternoon Bridge Social Planned by Miss Betty Watson
Social notes describe a Wednesday afternoon bridge hosted by Miss Betty Watson in Joliet with a guest list of local society members and a theater party hosted by Janice Wilcox followed by home refreshments. The piece highlights multiple gatherings, bridge parties, and club events across Joliet society circles with numerous hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Watson
Roy L. Watson
Second Avenue
Dorothy Jean Kaiser
Dorothy Mortvedt
Mary Elizabeth Barnes
Harriet Switzer
Juanita Pillatt
Eileen Mason
Lillian Hamilton
Marion Bradley
Isabelle Grant
Viola Beltzner
Helen Allan
Alice Hotson
Caroline Huey
Betty Coxsee
Jane Seaver
Kent Mayer
Arline Killeen
Mary Leach
Betty Owen
Harriet Shackelton
Addis Pearson
Ardis Lilya
Mary Hughes
Harry Leaches
Barr Highway
Gray Gables
Mrs James M McEvoy Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Mrs James M McEvoy will host a 1 PM luncheon and bridge session for her bridge club at her home 333 Hunter Avenue on Wednesday. The Fred Bennitts of 910 Glenwood Avenue have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Keith
J. E. McGowan
Quincy
George Mariner
James Skinners
N. Broadway
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
C. F. Bush
E.C. Barretts
Jessie Bradford
Chalstrom
E. S. Munroe
MacAdam
Richards Street
Relyea
Stillman
Houston
Lewis Moore
W. J. Lordon
First Avenue
Charles Winston
Frank Kittredge
E. E. Barklow
Reed Street
Raymond Hawk
G. C. Club
Central Presbyterian Church
John Schick
Sherman Street
Cribside
L. A. Sherwood
Western Avenue
Fred Westphal
May Street
James M. McEvoy
Hunter Avenue
Fred Bennitts
Glenwood Avenue
Illinois Earns Rise in Boots and Shoes Industry Ranking
In five years Illinois climbed from ninth to fifth place as a center for boots and shoes, reflecting growth in production and regional industry prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janice
B. G. Wilcox
West Park Avenue
Wilcox
Rachel Harris
Naomi Pearson
Natalie Clyne
Ruth Pearson
Anna Marie McGladdery
Jane Anderson
Shirley Morton
Majerite Young
Joyce Walsh
Rachel Engle
Donald Adler
John Flsh
Jack Meers
Tom Meers
Douglas Kennedy
Beckmeee Robert Carroll
Paul Killeen
Allan Shackelton
Albert Esterle
Mary Staley
Jerome P. Stevens
Staley
Arthur J. Stevens
Fred Phelps
Howard Snapp, Jr
Fern Fuller
Chicago
Willett Switzer
Walter Metcalf
Norman Phelps
Elmer H. Bielfeldt
W. Park Drive
Ann Smith
Mary Belle
Barbara Stevens
Louis Joliet
Paul Revere
Amaneathar
George Sehring
Bridge Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Ruth Rankin
Woodworth Avenue
Edith Bulow
Marjorie Peacock
Edward Wilson
Herbert Krueger
Miss Rankin
George T. Relyea
George MacAdam
Effingham
Joliet
Oak Park
Relyeas
J. E. Chalstroms
Betty MacKeever
Stephen’s College
Columbia
Missouri
J. C. MacKeever
Williams Street
Miss MacKeever
Catherine Street
Hugh L. Rodgers
DeKalb
Mrs
E. E. Woods
Country Club
Robert Braun
David ‘ Lentz
George A. Dutker
Sisters” Club
Albertina Gross
Rosetta Gross
Omi Hill
Leafie Paige
Elmer Schutz
Jane Bolton
Nettie Goodsell
Thomas D. Temple
Bartleson Street
J. H. Rankin
Thomas D. Temple, Jr
Charleston
S. Carolina
Dewitt H. Gunsolus
Colorado Avenue
Gunsolus
Jane
Judy Grosvenor
Marjorie Watson
Comus Club
Glenn Paul
Richard Cheadle
Jes R. Cheadle
Douglas ‘Mills
Charles A. Clements
S. Eastern Avenue
J. C. MacKeevers
Rachel Learnard
Joseph M. Barr
Alice Shackelton
A. Edward Grinton
Parlmer
N. Chicao St
Princess Theatre
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