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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1931

Page

5

Out of Town Guests Attend Joliet Social Week

Mrs Royston Oliver Mrs J W Adams of Chicago Mrs Guy er of Evanston and Mrs George Peale of Hinsdale were among visitors staying with Mrs Chamberlin and hosting a Wednesday luncheon for Childerguild. Local bridge events continue as Mrs Everett Lewman attends the May Festival and more gatherings unfold across Joliet.

Royston Oliver J. W. Adams Chicago Guyer Evanston George Peale Hinsdale Chamberlin Everett Lewman Arthur Baumgarten Medinah Temple Paul E. Lundmark R. T. Judson

Social club gatherings and bridge events span Chicago visits

Miss Frances Tesdall hosts a Straight Eight bridge at Sunacy with guests from the Rankin and Zeigler families. Women of Rotary attend a music Tea at Twin Oaks, while many other members host luncheon bridge gatherings at country clubs and homes. Local social news notes University ties and festival travels.

Frances Tesdall Straight Eight Colony Club Country Club John Comerford Thomas Meers Rotary Albert Ohlhaver Twin Oaks Manhattan Roads

Presbyterian Women Hold Luncheons and Meetings

First Presbyterian and Central Presbyterian church groups, including the Clyne Skinner circle and Missionary society, hosted 1 pm luncheons and programs. Members read poems, discussed summer reading, and heard speakers from Ladies Aid circles. groups met in homes and church parlors across the week.

John T. Clyne Clyne-Skinner First Presbyterian Church The Missionary Society of the Central Presbyterian Church Alice Barber H. M. Beckwith Virginia Freeman Circle of the King’s Daughters Catherine Kuicks Richard Haliburton Evelyn Clemens Leon F. Kuicks Ralph Hueston Frank D. Parks Paul Haggerty George McFadden Carl Birch Wilbur Heap Julius Westphal L. A. Touzalin Elizabeth Corbett Ladies’ Aid Societies

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