Society Dinner Plans and Thanksgiving Gatherings
A long list of social events unfolds with dinners at homes of Lennon Cassiday Sehring and many others. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J C MacKeever, Wideman families, A L Dillman Lauer and many relatives, plus Thanksgiving day dinners and club meetings across Oak Park and nearby towns. The narrative notes theater plans at the old prison and the upcoming dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. Fred Bennitt, among other social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lennon
Margaret Anne
John Cassiday
Charles
Jack
Fred Sehring
Freddie, Jr
Fred French
James P. Ford
A. A. Pochner
George H. Sehring
Sehring
Marietta
Salads and Dinners Highlight Mrs Barrett's Club Hostings
Mrs Franklin Barrett hosted a salad coffee gathering next Wednesday for club members and earlier Monday evening hosted a dinner party at her home for the same group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.franklin Barrett
Parole Board Turmoil Flags Shakeup at Illinois Prison
Report details amid political clash over parole of Phillip Mean tenis jewel thief. Possible ouster of Parole Board head Jones sparks party power plays as Horner and Kelly Nash factions maneuver to place allies. Warden Ragen denies partisan dismissals while guards’ removals are cited as efficiency actions. A quip about a summer resort closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Forest
Phillip Meantenis
Meantenis
Parole Board
Horner
O Jones
Kelly-Nash
Chicago
A. L. Bowen
Department of Public Welfare
Joliet
Joseph Ragen
Ragen
Club notices for Woman's club events and meetings
Members of Chapter BA P E O plan a Tuesday meeting at Mrs F R Poehner home with Mrs E W Caperton Mrs A W Hoffman and Mrs W B Rankin assisting A review of The Jew in the World Ferment will be given by Rev A W Hoffman from First Presbyterian The next general meeting under Junior department leadership will be held Friday December 6 at two pm in the Universalist Auditorium A program by Dr John B Hubbard titled Youth and You will be followed by a tea and social hour Tea coordinators are Mrs A Charles Johnston and Mrs Lee Christiansen with several assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapterba
F. R. Poehner
E. W. Caperton
A. W. Hoffman
W. B. Rankin
First Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Club
J. M. Westphal, Jr
James W. Barr
J. D. Stockwell
George C. Ranne
Universalist
John B. Hubbard
A. Charles Johnston
Lee Christiansen
Vance Cummins
Joseph Dignan
John Gill
Elmer Grohne
Verne Hahneman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Gavion Elwoods
Mary Janice
Bill
Glencoe
J.C. MacKeever
Williams Street
Fred G. Wideman
C. L. Wideman
Catherine
Ted
Aurora
Justus Nading
Yorkville, Ill
Anna Wideman
Alva Egger
Mr. Egger
F. W. Egger
C. J. McKee
Gary
Ind
George Jennings
Quigley Hotel
Clara Aldridge
Stella Fredericks
Arthur Zarley
Robert
A. J. Stoos
Western Avenue
Robert Kiep
Walter Kiep
Alfred Kiep
Henry Kiep
Gerry
Robert Kiep, Jr
Evanston
Robert Kieps
A. C. Dillman
Thomas’ Lauer
Billie
Clinton
Clinton Leach
Robert Morrison
Jefferson Street
Raymond Morrisons
George
Betty
Raymond, Jr
Griffith Kennelley
Beverly Hills
Edward Ribals
Charles Richards
Helen
Agnes
Oak Park
Nellie Dundore
Edward Hahney
Cherry Hill
Robert Crossen
Nancy
Thomas Sprague
Tommie
Henry Streitz
William Streitz
E. N. Gosselin
Richards Street
Rosalie
Marjorie
James
John
Edward
Yale University
Fred Peck
Medinah, Il
Harriet Glos
Wayne, Ll
James G. Holbrooks
Bryan Avenue
John H. Savage
Ruth Marie
Amos
North-western
Edwin Johnson
Glenwood Avenue
Thomas Fint
Gertrude Flint
Edward Levings
Catherine Levings
Theodore Flint
Anne Burnett
Fred D. Bennitt
Dresden Heights
Thomas Lauer
Heber Lauer
Holly Club
William N. Carter
W. W. Holmquist
Ralph Churchill
Paul Lange
A. McCay
Edwin Porter
George Sehring, Jr
George Sherry
Lewis Woodruff
Frank Preucil
Harold Vaughn
Maurice Burgess
Raymond Leimbacher
Walter Reinhard
Mary Temple
Virginia McCoy
George F. Sehring
Harry Kreley
William Hummel
James Ragen
Jones
New Art
Jolietland
N. Ottawa
Hewart Peauty
Stylic
E. Jefferson St
The
Kline’s
Mickey Mouse” Wagons
Movie
DOLLS
Kline
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