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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1931

Page

9

Mayday party and society teas in Twin Oaks area

The article lists multiple social events in Manhattan road and Twin Oaks including a Mayday party at the Dixon Adams wheel and First Presbyterian church, a tea hosted by Mrs. Beltzner and Mrs. Eib, a dinner and bridge at the Country club, and a May breakfast at St. Martha's Circle with a bridge after. It notes attendees and hosts such as Miss Marie Lenn, Mrs. J R Lennon, Mrs. W Franklin Barrett, Mrs. Jewett Ricker, Adolph Piazza, and Lois Zarley, plus a reunion of former First Baptist members and various visits and guests across Chicago and nearby towns.

Twin Oaks Manhattan Road Marie Lenn J. R. Lennon W. Franklin Barrett J. W. Young Jewett Ricker C. K. Turman Howard E. Bruce John Eib August Beltzner Dixon-Adams First Presbyterian Church Clyne-Skinner Woman’s Aid Society Harry Eaton Adolph Piazza Lois Zarley St. Martha’s Circle Clhrist Episcopal Church Ray Pilcher Louis R. Hall

Bunny Ends Visit With Parents In Joliet Society

Mrs. Robert Patterson Jr of Cleveland Ohio visits Springfield and Joliet with family of Senator Richard Barr. A dinner at Abraham Lincoln hotel honors her, with luncheon hostesses in Joliet and Chicago trips continuing through midweek.

Robert Patterson Robert Patterson, Jr Cleveland Ohio Senator Richard . Barr Patterson Springfield Senator Barr Barrs Abraham Lincoln John J. Donahoe Williams Street

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