Joliet Society Notes Highlight Early Autumn Parties
Joliet social columns detail engagements and wedding plans for Miss Helen Stoddard and Miss Jane Vaughan with October ceremonies in Chicago. Numerous prewedding teas and showers are set by families and clubs from September 19 through October 7, plus fall openings for local organizations and church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stoddard
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Helen
Emma O. Stoddard
N. Nicholson Street
Alfred J. Mitchell
James A. Mitchell
Fourth Avenue
Florence Martin
Buell Avenue
Marie Lutz
Daniel Mowat
Frances Tesdall
Betty Brett
June Hutchinson
Thomas I. Wagner
Gretchen Wagner
Sherman Street
Joliet Club
Universalist Church
Grant Houston
Fred B. Weeks
L. A. Sherwood
A. H. White
Rosetta Gross
Arthur C. Leach
Catholic Woman’s League
S. K. Filas
Edward Stephens
Edward Gavigan
John Conners
Michael O’callahan
George Lowrey
Frank McFadden
Regina Ulm
George Garden
Edward Salesnik
Lois Arbeiter
Gustaf B. Erickson
Chi Heights
Louise Mick
Frances Moore
Chicago Heights
Bey Ruit
Syria
American University
Joliet
Arbeiter
Erickson
SocialBridge and Visits Highlight Chats and Guests
Social notes record Miss Madeline Woodward hosting a Tuesday bridge session at her home while Miss Margaret Tittsworth and Miss Helen Rich entertained about thirty friends at Gould Park Morris. Other hosts include Mrs James W Barr and Mrs E C Sackett with luncheon and bridge, plus guests such as Marion Brown Jane Newman and Philip Newman family visiting from Wilmette and Champaign Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Hill Country Club
Curtis Deering
J. F. Courtney
J. E. McGowan
Earl Barr
Walter Beebe
Merton Heiss
Walter B. Huey
John Hulsiter
Wilbur S. Leete
Ida
Erma Drenning
Adrienne Barrett
Madeline Woodward
Margaret Jean Tittsworth
Helen Rich
Gould Park
Morris
James W. Barr
S. Prairie Avenue
Marion Brown
Jane Ethel Newman
Wilmette
Philip H. Newman
Philip, Jr
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Thos. P. Lennon
Eugene Lennon
Thomas P. Lennons
Chicago
Joseph Lennon
Miss Vaughan
Mary Byrnes
Hubbard Woods
John D’arcy, Sr
Mary Lennon
George Lennon
Philip LeSage
Lennon
Will-Grundy Medical Association
Lawrence Wilhelms
Mat Bloomfield
L. J. Frederick
D. W. Killinger
Charles Eldred
B. G. Wilcox
C. J. Kellem
Edna Keith
May McCoy
Christine Jensen
Bertha Hurd
Clara Egbert
Jane Shreeve
Winifred Curtis
Mabel Hunt
Ruth Rottman
Loretta Metheny
Alma Edburgh
King’s Daughters
James R. Hobbs
Theodore Gross
John E. Barnes
Frederic C. H. Arentz
Robert Hie
Ernest Green
Harlow Fredricks
Arentz
C. E. Spicer
L. F. Filson
George A. Spangler
Louis Hall
Harry Hamlin
Everett Shaw
Word
Albert E. Grinton
Werden Buck
Woman’s Study Club
China
Japan
Anthony French Merrill
Milton S. Johnston
Otis Jones
Grace W. Hall
August Beltzner
Ba-P. E. O
H. A. Perrin
Nana P. Kemp
Henry Leach
Glen Rodgers
Blanch Lee
Esther Thompson
Frank Poehner
Eugene Harris
W. T. Richards
Holly Club
Stanley Munroe
William Hickey
David R. Mathias
George Langford
Hawthorne Road
J. R. Russell
Kansas City
Eleanor Hough
St. Louis
Maine
Canada
White Mountains
Marilyn Bowen
Crystal Lake
Mr. Shaw
W. R. Blackwelder
Blackwelder
Dorothy
June Bolstad
Labor Day
LaGrange
Harry Grow, Sr
Country Club
Clint
Laurene Frey
University of Illinois
Doro/ Drake hotel
Madeline Dunsford
Augusta
Kansas
Edward Nadelhoffer
Charles Curtiss
John Young
E. C. Bassett
Raymond Pilcher
St. Charles
Red Parrot Tea Room
Dundee
Hager
Joliet Riding Club
Albert J. Stevens
Henry J. Sawyer
Western Avenue
One O’clock Bridge Club
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Eaton
Chicago Street Road
Charles R. Curtiss
St. Martha’s
Christ Episcopal Church
Council of Jewish Women
David Hirshfield
Barrett-Hueston
Elwood
Epworth League of the Trinity M. E. Church
Albert Oesterle, Jr
West Park Front
Camp Edwards
Troy
Wis
E. C. Sackett
Butterfly Club
Black Road
L. J. Fredericks
Robert Adam
Lincoln Fields
Fred M. Chamberlains
Mr. Chamberlain
Charles True
Albert True
Los Angeles
Calif
Champaign
Robert
George Kennedy
Arthur L. Shreffler
Antioch
William Shroeders
Albert Ohlhaver
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