Mrs Edgar Stevens Hosts Duplicate Contract Club
Mrs Edgar Stevens of 330 Abbotsford Road Kenilworth will entertain her duplicate contract bridge club at tea on Monday.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
2
Mrs Edgar Stevens of 330 Abbotsford Road Kenilworth will entertain her duplicate contract bridge club at tea on Monday.
The active Delta Zeta sorority chapter at Northwestern University will host a treasure hunt for pledges and new initiates on Friday evening May 3. Two new Wilmette residents involved are Miss Betty Kremer of 918 Twenty-First Street and Miss Roberta Peterson of 1012 Linden Avenue.
Mrs Nelson V Joyce of 835 Michigan Avenue hosted a luncheon for her bridge club on Monday of last week.
Mrs Walter Noble Gillett will entertain the Kenilworth Garden club at 2 30 Friday afternoon May 3 with co host Mrs Harry A Olin. John Hamley of the University of Illinois will discuss shrub and tree pruning. Mrs Alfred McDougal will report on Color and Design in the Garden. Kenilworth Junior Garden clubs will be guests and tea will follow.
The Thomas Kerwins of Chicago relocate to 935 Michigan Avenue, replacing the residence once occupied by the Alonzo W. Peakes who have moved elsewhere.
Residents of New Trier township will attend a Gates gymnasium show Friday May 10 at 7 30 p m featuring a student mock Senate illustrating U S procedure with named performers led by Hunt Badger Roy Terry Josephine Earlywine and others in roles such as Robinson Caraway Holt Gore and Schall The program follows an April 16 performance and precedes a spring band concert under Joseph Schumacher admission is free.
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