Mrs Frank W Cherry Hosts Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs Frank W Cherry of 422 Abotts ford road Kenilworth entertained her club at a Tuesday afternoon luncheon and bridge session.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1929
Page
10
Mrs Frank W Cherry of 422 Abotts ford road Kenilworth entertained her club at a Tuesday afternoon luncheon and bridge session.
Mrs C D Worthington of Glencoe left for California for about six weeks. Mr and Mrs Harold Tideman of Kenilworth returned from a two weeks trip to Cuba.
The Lindsleys move into a new Kenilworth residence at 260 Oxford Road built for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lindsley and designed in a California style. Builder R. E. Crosby completed a nine room, three bath house with three porches and a three car attached garage.
The Junior Auxiliary of the Wilmette Woman's Club invites members to a regular meeting on Wednesday April 17 at the Woman's Club. Prof William L Bailey of Northwestern University sociology department will give a talk with the subject to be announced. He is a Canadian born naturalized U S citizen and noted authority on political and social science. Professor Bailey and Mrs Bailey will be guests of honor at dinner served at 630 PM.
The Wilmette Woman's Club ex service committee held its last year meeting Monday at Mrs. Raymond Wheelock’s Kenilworth home. A luncheon and all day session completed the year’s business. The group hosted a small party for Unit 31 East of Great Lakes boys last week with refreshments cigarets and clothing provided.
Francis Hughes of Ohio Wesleyan University spent several days last week of the spring recess with his parents Bishop and Mrs. E. H. Hughes.
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