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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1932

Page

4

Thanksgiving society dances and large family gatherings

Multiple club and high school dances planned for Thanksgiving Eve and night at the Art Club in the high school gymnasium the Country Club supper dance and the St Francis Alumnae affair. Numerous Joliet area families list Thanksgiving Day guests and dinners across many homes with extended clan attendance and celebrations.

Charity Ball benefit bridge and club notices

The V. and A. music committee plans a benefit bridge at the Country Club next Monday at eight for ball music expenses. A D. A. R. meeting hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Clement is set for Saturday at two at 300 Eastern Avenue with speaker W. A. Reinhard from the American Institute Laundry. Thanksgiving gatherings feature numerous local families visiting relatives from DeKalb to Tampa, with social events continuing through the week. The Woman's Club holds a December 2 meeting at the Universalist church with a tea to follow, and program notes highlight Ray Binder and Mildred Gerber among others.

V. and A. Music Committee Charles A. Clement Eastern Avenue W. A. Reinhard American Institute Laundry Annapolis Herbert Warfel Woman’s Club Mildred Gerber

Bridge Tea and House Guests Highlight Weekend Events

Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. James Merrill host house guests Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bale and daughter Georgia Lee of La Grange. Mrs. Marshall Keig of Hinsdale hosts a Friday lunch bridge at her home. Miss Ida Braun hosts a dessert bridge. Mrs. W. W. Ducett entertains the Emerald club. Thirteen members of the Tuesday night contract club dine and bridge with the W. E. Fays. The Little club is hosted by Mrs. Helen Meers. Providence Alumnae annual bridge tea is Sunday at the Country Club from two to five. Miss Evelyn Cheesman leads. hostesses include Miss Ballentine, Miss Murphy, Miss Donahue, and Miss KaKara. Mrs. J. L. Bishmann and Miss May Dailey preside at the tea urns. Reservations due by tomorrow with Miss Cheesman.

Barr Robert Patterson Dayton Bunny Barr North Woods George Barrs James W. Barrs Jimmy James Merrill Henry Bale Georgia Lee la Grange Marshall Keig of Hinsdale Ida Braun Providence Country Club Evelyn Cheesman Jeanette Ballentine Marion Murphy Angela Donahue Verna May KaKara J. L. Bishmann May Dailey

Lodge Honors New President From Pocahontas Lodge

A reception honored Mrs. Mary B. Eiler of 509 Brown Avenue as president of Pocahontas Rebekah Lodge No. 59. Officers attended including Mrs Effie Siljander, introduced by Major General Commander William Leighton.

Mary B. Eiler Brown Avenue Pocahontas Rebekah Lodge No. 59 Effie Siljander Wand Mary Eiler Oak Park Rebekah State Assembly of Illinois Sillander William Leighton

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Tom Bothwick W. J. Beauley Joliet Billie Butler Chauncey Robinson Arlyn Killeen Helen Wilhelmi Elvira Baudino Esther Richardson Myra Mather Glenna Hamill Walter Kiep Orrin Dowse Rachel Hill W. E. Fay Theodore Flint St. Francis Chamber of Commerce Eileen Tennyson Dorothy Kenney Irene Komar Mary Chladek Catherine Lynch Dorothy Greif Helen Mahoney Helen Dudek Eleanor Hoffman Lucille Slack Catherine Bannon Charles Dibells Margery M. F. June E. S. Munroe Ford Janes Ford, Jr Charles Virginia C. J. Carlin George Jane Caroline University of Illinois James Lords Pontiac Carlin Williams Street John B. Andersons John, Sr Yorkville Robert Boston Mrs. Anderson W. H. Holmes J. C. Flowers Chicago Mrs. J. Paul Flowers Ann and Paula Hyde S. Eastern Avenue Louise Hyde Howard Hydes Arthur Hyde Dwight and Roxy Otis Hardy McClay Hardy Peter Black Mrs. E. N. Gosselin Edward Rosalie James Jack Marjorie John Kelly Elda Arthur Kellys Bobbie Harry Kellys Harry, Jr E. E. Smith Helen Teddie J. W. Kelly Charles Johnston Joseph Heintzes Josephine Isabelle Harold Leslie Heintz Joseph Adler Joseph, Jr Stanley Munroe Oneida Street Thomas F. Hotchkiss Phelps Harry Neeper H. A. Stillmans DeWitt Stillman Don Bud Chuck Evanston Charles Holman St. Louis J. E. Morrison P. R. Phelps Park Drive Herbert Cramer South Bend Peoria Thomas Flints Theodore Flints Anne Burnett Tommie Edwin Johnson Daniel Mowat Frances Tesdall Oliver H. Tesdalls J. F. Mowats John Charles Blim Beatrice Frances Crete Dorothy Hind Robert D. Baldwins Richard Baldwin and Richard, Jr Mat Bloomfields Julia Elizabeth Robert Mat Charles Marks Wea Barr W. Sherrard Horace Richard William N. Elwoods J. J. Heath Louise Elwood Elwood Third Avenue W. L. Erickson Edwin Porter Grace Aspel Lockport Ericksons Bloomington Harry Bryant Hugh L. Rodgers Ray Hawk Rachel Cora Haggart Franke W. T. Richards James Merrills Miriam Mrs. Merrill Mrs A. C. Schrader H. N. Flexer Cathryn J. R. Flexer Campbell Street Horace H. Browns Marion Mrs. Brown James McKay Robert Braun Mary Jean Colette Suzanne Coll McNaughton Prairie Avenue Hugh B. Carsons Jennie Ellen Charity Elgin Mrs. Carson Fred Churchill R. J. Barr John T. Mason E. J. van Buskirk Aurora Frederick Dow Will County Federation of Women’s Clubs Will County Merton van Horn Plainfield Arthur Cheadle Katherine A Thomas D. Temple Mary J. S. Rankin S. A. Tyler and Son Allen DeKalb T. D. Temples Racine Wis O. C. Kaiser Libertyville Mr. Kaiser Charles Kaiser E. H. Barnes W. E. Tagney William Haywood W. W. Ducetts James Moons and Son James, Jr Sylvia Colony Evansville Eey J. Raymond Lennon Robert Watson Lennon George Wayard W. P. Gleason Eleanor May Folger Adams Folger, Jr John Brownings Niles Center W. J. Adams Tampa Fla Marjorie Adam George Carey Adams George B. Woodcock Mildred Northwestern Rose Mary Saffel A. C. Dillman Vincent J. Cohenour A. U. Shreffler T. E. Culbertson W. C. Barber H. A. Stillman H. M. Beckwith Earl H. van Dyke Alfred Utt Rachael Magee Martha Brown Sarah Davis Universalist Church Fred B. Weeks Ray Binder Binder Charles A. Russell Robert Martin Robert McCoy Elmer Thomas Frank Kittredge John Servis Louis Piepenbrink Robert F. McRoberts L. A. Patterson John Dublie Robert D. Baldwin Albion F. Delander John Gurney Anne M. Hoen C. L. Anthony W. W. Ducett The Emerald Club W. E. Fays Little” Club Helen Meers Happy Twins Peter Redfield Susan Scranton Howard Redfields Marie Dibell E.fe. Redfield Madison, Conn Redfields Swanpscott Mass Lynn LODGE
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