Lake Forest Garden Club Opens Wardens to Public Saturday
Lake Forest Garden Club opens the wardens of Mrs. Robert McGann Mrs. Arthur D. Revan Mrs. Leverett Thompson and Mrs. Cyrus H. Adams to the public this Saturday October 20 under club auspices.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
26
Lake Forest Garden Club opens the wardens of Mrs. Robert McGann Mrs. Arthur D. Revan Mrs. Leverett Thompson and Mrs. Cyrus H. Adams to the public this Saturday October 20 under club auspices.
At North Shore Golf Club in Glenview a Saturday dinner dance on July 20 is planned as a top seasonal event led by committee head Craig Ketchum of Kenilworth. On July 23 the club hosts a women's guest day, an annual all day gathering that remains popular with members.
The fourth week of July features a Sunday concert from 6 to 8 30 pm. A Wednesday dinner dance, Thursday family dinner, Friday July 26 bridge game with Mrs Frank Pethybridge hosting, and a dinner dance on Saturday July 27. The third week includes a bridge luncheon today and a dinner dance Saturday evening July 20.
The official D A R day at Fort Sheridan is Thursday before the final week of the Citizens Military Training camp. The date is August. A large attendance is desired at the camp to encourage the boys who have taken the training. Those wishing luncheons are requested to apply early to Mrs. Delwin M. Campbell, 7030 Coles avenue, Chicago, phone Revent 2033.
Mr and Mrs Philip Leonard Hillinger announce the engagement of daughter Beatrice to Chenoweth C Williamson of Wilmette. Williamson is the son of Mr and Mrs C M Williamson of Laurelmont West Virginia. Engagement announced at a party Wednesday evening.
Mrs John Carpenter of Chicago announces the engagement of her daughter Marion Margaret to Kenneth J Osborne son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Osborne of 428 Forest Avenue Wilhett le.
Nellie Gibbs of Wilmette became Mrs Ellis R Jones when she married the son of Mr and Mrs Robert R Jones of 139 Michigan Avenue on Saturday June 29. The couple followed their wedding with a motor trip through the north woods.
Four bridge days remain this season for Westmoreland women and guests. Events are July 27 August 24 September 2 and September 28 with play starting at 2 30 and tea at 4 30. Mrs B D Stevens chairs the committee assisted by Mrs A J Lindstrom Mrs J A Manley Mrs H J Brookley and Mrs H T Allen.
The Wilmette Garden club will be entertained at Mrs BE Scheidenheim 704 Lake Avenue Wilmette Friday July 26 at 2 30 o’clock instead of August 2 A tour of Wilmette gardens has been arranged for the program with Kenilworth Garden club and Home and Garden club of Kenilworth as guests
Mrs Robert Zimmerman of 303 Greenleaf avenue hosted a luncheon for a small group of trends at her home, followed by a beach party on Wednesday of last week in honor of Mrs Hans Muenzer of Chicago. Mrs Muenzer is wife of Trans Muenzer leader of the Muenzer quartet, a frequent performer on the north shore.
This evening sixth to eighth grade students attend a dance and party at Shawnee Country Club from 8 to 10. The event is organized for their enjoyment with invited youngsters from area schools.
Tea hostess Mrs Nathaniel Webb of Hibbard road issues invitations for a garden tea tomorrow honoring Mrs John Coufer of Glendale California.
Arlington Park hosts a prestige filled season with the American National Handicap and the City and Suburban handicap drawing society from across the United States. The Post and Paddock club showcases Benjamin Marshall’s architectural art and a prized collection of racehorse paintings. Notables and club members frequent the clubhouse dining rooms lounges and terrace with out of town members and guests listed among the attendees.
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