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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
2
The Kenilworth Home and Garden club plans a picnic on Monday July 9 at Mrs. Alexander Reichmann’s home in Barrington. Gardens of Mrs. Alfred Lindsley Mrs. John P. Oleson Mrs. F B MacKinnon in Kenilworth and Mrs. W J Lang in Winnetka will be toured Saturday and Sunday under the North Shore Garden Center auspices.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leland Dan forth of Kenilworth depart Monday for two weeks with the Belts at a Tomahawk summer home and two weeks with the Hucks at Woodruff. Miss Calista Gedney arrives in Wilmette to visit her sister Mrs Edward Mendsen. Howard Hindley leaves for St Johns summer camp at Delafield to serve as camp counselor. Robert and Grant Andersen visit relatives in Milton Junction while their mother returns. Mr and Mrs David Sanders host a bridge dinner in Deerfield in honor of William Philkranz of Boston.
The newly formed Defenders of the Constitution hold a meeting at 8 p.m. at the Orrington hotel Evanston. Thomas J. Norton will speak on The Constitution. Walter W. Ross invites natives and interested residents to join as the Evanston chapter promotes constitutional governance.
Miss Rebecca Fitch returned to her home at 1033 Elmwood Avenue after an extensive stay on the west coast. She motored home from Los Angeles, stopping in Texas to visit a college friend and in Fort Riley Kansas for a brief stay with her sister Miss Elizabeth Fitch who is stationed at the Army post.
Miss Eva R Hall of Sycamore visits Northwestern University and Fair with Mrs J Melville Brown and Mrs Shelby M Singleton. PEO last regular meeting held at Mrs Arthur Mable 530 Washington Ave. next meeting in October. Martha Roberts of Kenilworth hosts Monticello girls for luncheon honoring a house guest.
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