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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1933

Page

7

Society notes highlight nurses graduation events and spring gatherings

The Ladies Advisory Board of Silver Cross hospital hosts a supper dance for graduating nurses at the Corn Club. Officers and about forty doctors attend, with nine graduates listed. Other events include a senior nurses dinner at Baker Hotel, junior nurses’ supper at the Country Club, and multiple club teas and bridge gatherings across Joliet and surrounding towns.

Ladies’ Advisory Board Silver Cross Hospital Mildred Butler Bessie Culver Marjorie Elyen Helen Gray Margaret Gray Dorothy Holmstrom Thelma McGladdery Edna Mae Stewart Helen Wagner Edith Worthiton Merton S. Heiss L. A. Sherwood Raymond Pier Elvira Klingler James R. Hobbs Mary Graves Pilcher Walter Eriksen Hugh L. Rodger Graves Hobbs Mat Bloomfield Baker Hotel St. Charles Bloomfield Western Avenue Ruth Eastin Florence Hollstein Country Club Frances Wright Ida Mae Eyman Helen Kilmer Laverna Oswald Florence Houstien Ralph Hueston R. L. Watson Mainy W. B. Huey Merton Heiss Ottawa Street M. E

May Luncheon and Club Activities in Will County

The Loyal Daughters' Circle of the King's Daughters met at 106 Fouser Court for a May luncheon with pastel table decor and a short business meeting led by Mrs. Pauline Warner. Members sewn and did puzzles while discussing the Will County Union's May 19 luncheon at First Baptist church.

King’s Daughters Edward Notman Fouser Court First Baptist Church Circle Frank Kinson

Social Bridge and Luncheon Notices Across Town

Over the Teacups hosts Lucy Murray hosts a one o clock luncheon and bridge at her home. Mrs James McEvoy plans a luncheon and bridge at Richards street. Friday club members drive to Evanston for lunch and bridge with Mrs Rolland Strasser. Mrs Gavion Elwood hosted dinner and duplicate contract for Mrs James Barr Mrs Joseph Talbot and Mrs Theodore Flint. Raymond Pilchers plan weekend campaign visiting their son Robert at the university. Mr and Mrs Joe Wardley hosted dinner and contract lesson at Louis Joliet hotel. The E C bassetts entertain their club at a bridge this evening.

St. Francis Academy Academ Gymnasium Willis Murdock John Hills Robert Siegmund Catherine Schuster Madeline McDonnell John Viscosis Lucille Comerford Emma Ulm John Wellnitz Edmund Kiep Nellie Lennon Louise Clare Helen Marie Wagner Ed. R. Stephen St. Francis Alumnae Lucy Murray James McEvoy Richards Street Evanston Rolland Strasser Genevieve Cheadle Gavion Elwood James Barr Joseph Talbot Theodore Flint Raymond Pilchers Robert Joe Wardley Louis Joliet Maxine C. Miner

Brass Rail To Be Made in Footwear

Paramount star declares brass rails will be made in footwear. The return of beer is discussed as a topic, with lines about training and working, and remarks on peepholes and old razor blades being hard to dispose of.

Paramount Star

Land of the Pilgrims Pride and Liberty Chorus

A poem praising national liberty and ideals. Calls for protest to cease confiscations and a Jubilee. Mentions Roosevelt and a wish to see the nation united in celebration and healing.

City Drivers Urged To Drain Alcohol From Radiators

Motorists during the week were urged to drain alcohol from radiator systems to protect the radiator and prevent motor over heating. City garage men announce ready to inspect and overhaul the “old bus” with the year's lowest prices.

Claim of Best Climate Cities in United States

The article notes attempts to label certain U.S. cities and towns as having the best climate. It discusses varying opinions and evidence while asserting widespread belief in the existence of premier climate locales across the country.

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