Glencoe Clubwomen Plan New $250000 Home
The Woman's Library club of Glencoe, founded in 1869, will construct a clubhouse valued at about $250000 as part of the village plan. The building, designed in modified English Tudor style, will include dressing rooms, an auditorium, dining facilities, offices, and ample storage with a large annual surplus projected after expenses.
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Former Illinois football player held on girl assault charge
Chicago June 11 Fred Goetz former University of Illinois football player is held under $50 000 bond for grand jury action on charges that he attacked a 14 year old girl Judge Frances Borelli set the bond after hearing testimony at the girl Goetz is alleged to have attacked
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Thin Ice Synopsis of Rosalind Nash Cabaret Reversal
Rosalind Nash quits stenography for a cabaret post while hailing love and money as twins. Dorothy King Rich ards hosts a party where Rosalind meets rich Tony Rich ards and a chic crowd. A night of social intrigue unfolds with glances at Edie Miss Thomas and two men as they head to an apartment for dancing.
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Confidences at Richards Apartment
Rosalind and Dorothy discuss love and money as they tour the Richards residence in Chapter XXII. Dorothy frets over aging and social life while Rosalind weighs marrying for money over love and contemplates future suitors Nicky Alvin Rives Edie Thames.
A Fragment From a Domestic Scene in a Woven Tale
Dorothy confesses love doubts and fear of losing Tony as she reveals past flirtations and ambitions. Rosalind urges caution while Dorothy laments life changes from youth and money to emotional risk and dependence. The scene hints at a larger narrative about marriage, love, and personal happiness.
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