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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
4
A stream of pre wedding parties honors Miss Marie Lutz and Albert J. Felman with bridge dances, suppers, and gatherings across Joliet. Families and friends from Ames to Chicago attend events while plans for the October 17 wedding unfold.
The opening DAR meeting will be a two o clock tea at the Country club hosted by Mrs J F Courtney Mrs J P McGowan Mrs Earl Barr Mrs Walter Beebe Mrs Curtiss Deering Mrs Merton Heiss Mrs John Hulsizer Mrs Alfred Utt Miss Ida Lucy Cutler and Mrs Grant Houston. A special PEO meeting for Joliet DeKalb Elgin Batavia and Aurora is set for a week from tomorrow with Aurora B T and D D Chapters hosting a Wesley Methodist church luncheon at one o clock. Joliet Chapters B A B B and D S plan a first regular meeting a week from Monday at 120 Whitney Avenue with a twelve thirty luncheon hosted by President Mrs W Franklin Barrett assisted by Mrs Ben Hurrilson Mrs Raymond Pilcher and Mrs F R Poehner.
A surprise birthday party was hosted at Mrs. Richard Cheadle s home on Monday. Mr and Mrs W Franklin Barrett of 120 Whitney Avenue plan to visit the W Bradford Russell family in Kewanee over the weekend. The first meeting of a Wednesday afternoon bridge club is set for Wednesday with Mrs.
James R Talcott hosted a one o clock luncheon and bridge at her home. Junior Study club meets at two o clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Luis Helm on Mississippi avenue. August Beltzners entertain Mr and Mrs Harold Fortney of Crawfordsville Ind all week, leaving tomorrow. Colony club begins season with a picnic at a cottage on Jackson Creek.
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