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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1932

Page

4

St Marys Club Fall Meeting and Pre Nuptial Parties Noted

Social notes describe St Marys Club Notre Dame hosting a one o clock luncheon bridge at Guest House Third avenue with four hostesses in fall attire. Various society events include bridal celebrations for Helen Stoddard and other gatherings, plus trips and dances across Joliet and nearby towns.

St. Mary’s Club St. Mary’s Club of Notre Dame Third Avenue Mary Elizabeth Schuster Marion Zalar Irene Bossingham Dympna Balach Pontiac Helen Stoddard Elda Kelly Louis Helm Betty Brooks

Social happenings feature visitors and local entertainments

Mr and Mrs Elmer W Thomas of 502 Union St hosted visitors from Cincinnati including their son Elmer W Thomas Jr and the Metz family. Dorothy Jean Kaiser and Betty Watson were guests at dinners, with plans for Gulfport Miss and Libertyville visits. A jump into social clubs notes a leap year golf event at the Country Club and Ladies Day weekly. The Joliet Public Library hosted a breakfast in honor of Miss Margery Grant's upcoming marriage to John R Adkins with a long list of attendees.

Clifford H. Rogers Dorothy Eunice Charles Lewton Trask Rogers Joliet Denver Colorado Elmer W. Thomas Union Street Elmer W. Thomas, Jr Cincinnati Ohio Oscar C. Kaiser Dorothy Jean Betty Watson Roy L. Watsons Gulfport Miss Gulfpark College Dr. Watsons Marjorie Watson Dorothy Mortvedt Mary Elizabeth Barnes Charles Kaiser Kaiser Charles Libertyville Charles H. Kaiser Mr. Kaiser Howard N. Fiexer Kathryn E. P. Alison Chicago Audrey Thom J. E. Morrison Thomas F. Hotchkiss Frank Turk Margery Grant Campbell Street John R. Adkins Danville Virginia

Social Notes From Oshkosh to University Life

Mrs. Robert Kiep returned from Oshkosh after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs George Gallagher. Howard E Leach recovering after surgery in St Luke s Hospital Chicago. Cheadles plan a new Union Street house across from the Learnards. Florence Martin registers at the University of Illinois Champaign and returns home for the weekend. Colony Club members enjoyed an all day picnic hosted by Mrs Robert Brown at her Kance cottage. Billie Greif leaves for Northwestern rush season. Mrs Paul Ohman hosts fall luncheon and bridge at 614 Western Avenue. Holly Club meets at 12 30 buffet luncheon at Mrs Stanley Munroe 622 Oneida Street with officers to be elected.

Michigan Edwin Porter Wesleyan School of Music Bloomington Mackinac Island Lake Louise Canada Torch Lake Joliet Emma C. Stoddard Helen James A. Mitchell Mary Catherine Mitchell Elvira Kohn Gretchen Wagner Dolly Wagner Thomas I. Wagner June Hutchinson Florence Martin Daniel Mowat Marie Lutz Mary Oakes Chicago Thorton Field White Oak Park Frances Biggar Beatrix DeFilippi George Langford, Jr Louise Irene Berg Vanetta Shull Mary Pentz Mary Ferry Josephine Stephen Eileen Hanson Loretta Wiers Jennie Thompson Mary Greenock Mitchell Catherine Fourth Avenue Miss Brooks Miss Lutz Mowat Langford Gretchen Harry Schroeder New Jersey Wagner Madison University Thomas H. Wagner Cathryne Stephens Dolly B G. Wilcox West Park Avenue L. C. Stephens Albert Ohlhaver Harry Leaches E. E. Morton George Wardleys J. F. Rae Colony Club Robert Brown Kance Paul Ohman Western Avenue Holly Club Stanley Munroe Oneida Street

Joliet Floral and Garden Club officers pictured at fall show

Prominent Joliet women hold club offices in the Floral and Garden Club. From left to right: Mrs. Everett Lewman recording secretary, Mrs. J. H. Jennings president, Mrs. Arthur Montzheimer second vice president, Mrs. George J. Arbeiter first vice president, and Miss Catherine Melcher corresponding secretary. Photo caption notes the fall flower show at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday and Wednesday.

Garden Club Joliet Floral and Garden Club Everett Lewman J. H. Jennings Arthur Montzheimer George J. Arbeiter Catherine Melcher Floral and Garden Club Chamber of Commerce

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