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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
2
Last Friday Mrs John S Cook hosted a garden party and tea for a dozen friends at 1017 Greenleaf Avenue in honor of Mrs William Francis Carmody of Reno Nevada. Guests came from Peoria and Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd W Hill and daughter Peggy of Kenilworth with guests Mr and Mrs W H Maier Ridgewood N J returned from a motor trip to Brutus Michigan to visit daughter Jean at Camp Pinewood. They traveled back around the lake via Wisconsin.
Wilmette public library adds shelves of new volumes across fiction, gardening, poetry, biography and more. Notable titles include Adverse Bell-Cherry Tree Grand Canary Rainbow Trail and Rousseau era classics alongside contemporary plays and critical works.
Winifred Hawxhurst daughter of Mr and Mrs Waldo Hawxhurst 738 Eleventh street formerly of Glencoe visiting her aunt in Essex N Y has extended her stay ten days Mr and Mrs Thomas Cox and their son Robert of Des Moines on a fishing trip in the Detroit lakes Minnesota stopped to visit Mr Coxs sister and family the George Riglers 706 Cummings avenue Kenilworth Mr and Mrs C G Eisenhauer of 2325 Lake avenue have returned from a motor trip to the Black Hills and Yellowstone Park
The present owner will sell a six room residence at 1605 Walnut Street Wilmette Illinois. The property includes a fireplace large pantry breakfast nook modern plumbing and hot water heat on a 50 by 140 foot lot. Price for immediate sale is $8750 with terms.
Arthur Lind of 1336 Washington Avenue returned last Monday from a two week outing at Mackinac Island. His brother Fred Lind is on an interesting trip to South America and will be away until September 9.
Jean Scheidenhelm of New York arrived in Wilmette Saturday for a week's visit with her uncle Edward L Scheidenhelm and his family at 704 Lake Avenue.
Wilmette Knights of Columbus council held its annual basket picnic at Herdinger's grove in Niles Center attracting over 175 children and 250 adults. An indoor baseball game saw Washington Park defeat Schultz and Nord 8 to 6 with Rogers and Huck leading hitters and Sieren pitching all nine innings. The L Terminal Business association will sponsor Washington Park in the finals of the Chicago Evening American Softball league, with the team to compete as L Terminals.
Charles F. Kremer Jr of 723 Laurel avenue recently completed the fifteen requirements for membership in the Sigma Delta Psi national athletic fraternity. He attended Colgate University for two years where he earned his major letter in track and plans to attend Northwestern University in the fall.
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