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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

4

Typical Halloween Party Planned for Local Couples

A Joliet society notes item describes a Thursday Halloween gathering at the Steel Works club house with a treasure hunt and ghosts. Observed by multiple couples and Miss Bernice Esser, the event features a buffet supper and festive decorations.

Hallowe’en Chuck Douglas R. Mills Richard Cheadles William Blacks Arthur Kelly Leo McGinnis William Learnards Robert Hummels Bernice Esser Aurora Walter Smith

Local clubs host meetings and social events this week

Mornings see bridge and luncheon gatherings at several homes including Mrs. Sebastian Lagger on Western Avenue and Mrs. Howard Snapp on Richards Street. House guests include Ethelyn Erickson of Boone visiting the Huestons. Rockford Joliet game plans involve William Bock and Arthur Kelly parties. The Three Arts Circle and Barrett Hueston Wheel hold sessions. Garden Buds meet at 700 Wilcox Street with trees as the lesson.

William Buchanan A. E Western Avenue Buchanans Myrtle Smith Melvin Smith Marian Smith Tampa Florida Joliet Ralph Hueston 705 I Ethelyn Erickson Boone,owa William Bock Arthur Kelly Douglas R. Mills Rockford Rockford-Joliet Garden Buds Anna Marie McGladdery Wilcox Street Shirley Morton

Women’s Club Fall Series Broadcast on WBBM

The Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs resumes its Fall and Winter broadcast schedule on WBBM tomorrow from 3 30 to 3 40 p m District and apartment chairmen will speak per federation radio chair Mrs James A Young

Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs WBBM James A. Young

Club Women Visit Chicago Women's Penitentiary

Two hundred Federated Women's Clubs of Chicago members visited the women's penitentiary as guests of Superintendent Mrs. Bertha Finnegan. They toured the grounds after a luncheon prepared by women convicts and heard talks by Mrs. Catherine Rickman Mrs. Richard J. Barr and Warden Col. Frank D. Whipp.

Federated Woman’s Clubs of Chicago Women’s Penitentiary Bertha Finnegan Catherine Rickman Richard J. Barr Frank D. Whipp

Apache Dance Promises Entertaining Night for Village

An original Apache dance event is planned for October 30 at Joliet Jewish Community Center Clinton and Eastern avenues. The Council of Jewish Women sponsors with a large committee handling tickets decorations refreshments and publicity for a public, inviting, unique entertainment experience.

Place - Joliet Clinton Eastern Avenues Council of Jewish Women Leo Seligman A. A. Rubnitz Lillian Fisher Harry Sanders Martin K. Millers Gustave Millers David Balches Irving Hirshfield Max Miller Ben Barsk Benjamin Greenberg Edward Frian Abe Frank al Baskin Ernest Klafter David Hirshfield Harry Lewis Edward Friedman

Women of the Moose Card Parties Move to Tuesday

The Novelty Embroidery Club Women of the Moose shift card parties to the first and third Tuesday afternoons each month. The first session is scheduled for the coming Tuesday. The club meets with Mrs. Mayme Urie at 201 Bridge Street from one to five o'clock for a bulbs seeds exchange.

Chamber of Commerce Country Club W. E. Fay J. H. Riley Oscar Gnadi Joseph Talbot T. M. Collins Novelty Embroidery Club Women of the Moose Mayme Urie Bridge Street Anna Planning Albany Park Chapter No Independence Field House Joliet

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