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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Walter Cherry of 517 Sheridan Road Kenilworth entertained with a dinner and an evening of music on Saturday. Mrs Cherry’s sister Miss Onalese White sang vocal selections with piano accompaniment by Mrs Dwight Orcutt of Glencoe.
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A six hundred member chorus drawn from north shore churches will perform The Messiah at Patten Gym Northwestern University on Friday night December 29. The event, directed by Leroy Wetzel and sponsored by the Women's Faculty Club of Northwestern University Medical School, benefits free clinics with notable stars in the chorus. Boxes will be held by prominent locals including Burt Denman Carbon Dubbs Bartholomay Kuppenheimer Thorne Thorp Lamson and McGowen.
The Avoca school on Ashland Avenue West of Locust Road closes for Christmas vacation this afternoon with a party for pupils. The school board provides candy and a Christmas tree in each room. A grab bag is planned, announced principal Mrs Glen Clinebell.
Mrs. H. A. von Pflugk of 533 Forest Avenue acted as luncheon hostess for her bridge club on Monday giving members a midday gathering at her home.
Kenilworth annexed six of nine games against Winnetka Community House Sunday afternoon in Winnetka. Kenilworth captured two of three men doubles, both women's doubles, and won two of four mixed doubles despite Winnetka’s early lead and a late rally from Kenilworth in the mixed.
Sixty five boys from the Kenilworth Cub pack enjoyed a skating hike at Chippily Ridge last Saturday. They explored, cooked their own meal, and several savored venison steak over an open fire. Glenn Anderson supplied the steak from his uncle. Robert W. Townley, Joseph Sears school PE director, leads the Kenilworth Cubs and called the hike highly successful.
Mrs. Harry Crooks of New York formerly of Kenilworth arrived Saturday. Mr. Crooks arrived Friday to spend Christmas with their son and daughter in law Douglas S Crooks at 609 Cumnor Road Kenilworth.
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