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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1929
Page
2
Mr and Mrs William A Richardson and daughter Phyllis reside at 1233 Lake Avenue and left Sunday for Sister Bay Wisconsin to spend a two week vacation.
Fifteen Wilmette women form the charter membership of the Wilmette Riding Club, sponsored by the Playground and Recreation board. Rides are Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 8 with two of three options per member. The six week first term may lead to broader approval if successful.
Mrs Merv Vaylor Jr entertained guests at the Indian Hill Golf Club Friday of last week for a bridge luncheon. The event at 431 Issex Road in Kenilworth featured neighbors and local residents enjoying afternoon cards and refreshments.
Miss Julia Wild entertains Miss Florence Lange from Baltimore and Mr and Mrs Beckwith from Scarborough plus Mr and Mrs Leslie Morgan formerly of Wilmette now residing in Mameda California. They visited Wilmette briefly before returning home via the Panama Canal route.
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