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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1930
Page
7
A Joliet item notes a college girl taking a leadership role on the hockey team. The article mentions social gatherings over Thanksgiving with families visiting relatives in Joliet and nearby towns. It cites several local residents hosting, attending, or planning events through the holiday period.
Ruth Clement will miss Thanksgiving with her family to play on Lindenwood College hockey team in St. Charles Missouri. She is a four year all star and the event included a program and dance at the college. The family plans a Florida winter at Wilbur-by-the-Sea after holidays.
The Colony club did not meet on Thanksgiving day but will host a luncheon bridge on December 11 at Mrs. Jack Riley s home on Nicholson street. Mrs. Charles Dibell will entertain One O clock Bridge club at her home Wednesday next. Mr and Mrs Ray Pilcher hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Warner Koenig of Merion Pa. Mrs Koenig was formerly Ruth Chaney. Mrs George Peale of Hinsdale plans additions at her home and may host a Cribside reunion in July. News arrives of the sudden death of Mrs Helen Mack Chandler of Chicago, formerly of the city and sister to Misses Emily and Agnes Mack. Mrs H B Peters of Portland Maine is visiting her daughter Mrs Rogar Young at 503 Buell avenue. Mr and Mrs James Boucher of 103 Broadway hosted dinner and bridge Sunday with guests including Misses Mary Patricia Michelene Boucher, Miss Eileen Connelly, Samuel Todd, and others. Notre Dame student Bob Baskerville hosts Thanksgiving weekend guest and roommate Paul Enright of Texas.
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