Mills Day Slogan Prompts Community Distribution
Fragmentary text shows Wilmette groups planning to obtain distribution for a Mills Day event with slogans and evening activities led by Nutt Gill and Marie Wharton.
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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary text shows Wilmette groups planning to obtain distribution for a Mills Day event with slogans and evening activities led by Nutt Gill and Marie Wharton.
A benefit event for Miss Goodman head of physical training for girls at New Trier will be held at the local high school on Saturday May 24 from 2 to 5 pm. Tickets may be arranged via Miss Weinman at the school or through Wilmette Kenilworth Winnetka and Glencoe representatives. The Ravinia club Wilmette committee promotes ticket sales with plans for 300 free seats per performance and a season price incentive.
Miss Marian Kirtley hosted twenty guests at her home in honor of Miss Charlie ne of Mississippi. Several other events are planned during Miss Lowe's visit in Wilmette. A large Wilmette group attended a benefit bridge at the Orrington hotel for the Evanston Illinois Children’s Home and Aid Society. Mr and Mrs Joseph B Marshall will host a dinner for the evening club at 1040 Elmwood Avenue. Mrs M R Barker, 730 Central Avenue, returned from Washington after a month with Mr and Mrs Q L Grimshaw. Mrs E C Belman, visiting daughter Mrs W A Tucker at 1214 Lake Avenue, returned to Perry Michigan. Mrs Joseph Arns, 325 Park Avenue, is home again after two weeks illness at Evanston Hospital and shows improvement. Mrs James A Lowry and niece Miss Katherine Hahn return from Florida. Miss Catherine Hall, daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Hall, 729 Washington Avenue, returned from St Luke’s Hospital. Mr H R Wilson has resumed at his home 611 Laurel Avenue after a business trip to New York and Boston.
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