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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1933

Page

9

Society Dance Invites Miss Marguerite Young and Albert Oesterle

About a hundred youths receive clever verse invitations to a Country Club dance set for next week hosted by Marguerite Young and cousin Albert Oesterle. The event runs 8 to 12 with a five piece local orchestra and prize novelties. Guests include Jimmy Reed of Chicago. Chaperones include Dr. and Mrs. George William Young and Dr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Oesterle.

Country Club Marguerite Young Albert Oesterle Marguerite John Young Union Street Albert West Park Front Jimmy Reed Chicago Youngs Oesterle George William Young Clarence L. Oesterle Ottawa

Social notes list bridge parties and gatherings in Oak Park

Last evening Mrs. Drenning hosted an evening bridge. Next week Mrs. Mowat Mrs White and Miss Hutchinson plan an evening party for twelve. The following Saturday Mrs Langford Miss Brooks and Mrs Helm host a luncheon and bridge. Miss Mary Temple hosts tomorrow at 1 PM at 110 Bartelson Street honoring Mrs Carl Barclay. Mr and Mrs Daniel Mowat host weekend guests from Chicago, including Mr and Mrs Lester Jacobson, and dinner with George Langford Jr. At Childerguilds first meeting Mrs John H Savage is president and officers are elected. Easter Charity Ball is planned for Easter Monday. January Committee of First Presbyterian church to be hosted by Mrs Leon Kuicks at 108 Woodworth Avenue with Mrs Kuicks and sisters Miss Lillian Shaffner and Mrs Willard Andrews hosting. Plans for a family dinner in the church dining room on Thursday October 26 were discussed.

George Jennings Wesley Kankakee Boyd Sisters Estella Scharf Arthur Zarley Margaret Skinner Edward Avery Three Fork Montana Belle Boyd Los Angeles Cal Willis Zarley John Sime A. H. White Hugh L. Rodger James Boyd Avery Marie Lutz Albert Felman Joseph Mesirow John F. Lux Frances Lutz Betty Brooks June Hutchinson Louis Helm George Langford, Jr Gretchen Wagner Florence Martin Alfred Mitchell Daniel Mowat Marjorie Watson Frances Groth Lux Eugene Drenning Thorton Field Kite Oak Park Frances Biggar Mary Mitchell Thomas S. Wagner Drenning Mary Temple Bartelson Street Carl Barclay Lester Jacobson Chicago Mowats George Langford, Jrs Childerguild Rogar Young John H. Savage Lester Ladd Fred Sehring George William Young Silver Cross Hospital First Presbyterian Church Leon F. Kuicks Woodworth Avenue Kuicks Lillian Shaffner Willard Andrews Mde Floral and Garden Club Ohlhaver Manhattan Road J. H. Jennings John Rohmer Naperville J. F. Zeller Fraser and Son Seed Growers Pasadena Fred Schmidt E. Johnston Fred Whallon Paul Baude Arthur Engimann William MacLean Stephen Waesco George Langford O. S. Parker

Gardeners Club season opens with tea and program

The Gardeners of the Catholic Woman's League launch their season with a Tuesday tea at 2 15 p m in Mrs. Martin F Kennedy's home. Charter Members Day invites charter members garden department members and friends to hear talks on bulbs perennials color rock garden and garden planning with bulbs on sale.

Catholic Woman’s League Martin F. Kennedy E. C. Bassett George Abbott J. W. McCarthy Frederick A. Hill George ‘Langford Rock Garden A. E. Grinton League Hugh J. Mitchell Kennedy McCarthy Katherine Adler E. R. Daley W. W. Ducett William Faulkner E. N. Gosselin William Hart Julia Hudak Margaret Lennon Katherine Melcher Mary E. Ryan E. B. Scagnelli S. J. Waesco Gosselin

One O Clockers Visit Hinsdale For Lunch and Bridge

The One O Clockers plan a Wednesday outing to Hinsdale to join Mrs. George Peate for a luncheon and bridge session. Judge Frank L. Hooper hosts a weekend visit from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haley and their children Margaret and Bobby along with Miss Margaret Haley in Watseka. Mrs. W H Holmes hosts a one o'clock luncheon and bridge at her home and next week Mrs. W O Bates Jr hosts a lunch and bridge for club members. Woman’s Study club meets Monday at two in the library. Mrs. August Beltzner will review President Roosevelt’s Looking Forward.

Hinsdale George Peate Robert Haley Margaret Bobby Margaret Haley Frank L. Hooper Watseka W. H. Holmes Woman’s Study Club August Beltzner Franklin D. Roosevelt

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