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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
8
Bridge hostess Mrs Friend Eccles led a Monday dessert bridge for Rogers Park friends at her home 426 Laurel Avenue.
The Sunset Ridge Bowling league wrapped its second season at Bleser's Academy Wilmette. Connie Frykman's Darmies won the championship with Court Reeves Slicers second and Jimmy Vail Hookers third. a June 5 club banquet will award top teams and individuals. Team standings list Darmies 55 29 and Slicers 52 32 among others.
Robert O. Berger and his daughter Miss Eleanor Berger from 306 Kenilworth avenue traveled to the Lawrenceville school on the weekend of May 19 to watch Robert Jr. play in a golf match against Hill school and to attend the event marking the 125th anniversary. The Kenilworth Needle club also went to Bensenville for luncheon last Monday and then to Lombard to see the lilacs.
Roger Palenske, son of the Reinhold Palenskes, 226 Tenth Street, is returning Saturday from Tucson Arizona where he is a sophomore at the University of Arizona for summer vacation. Mr and Mrs John H McNamara and their daughter Mollie of 1004 Ashland Avenue have just returned from Tampa Florida where they have spent every winter for the past sixteen years.
Mrs. John Segsworth and daughter relocate from 1006 Forest Avenue to 202 Golf Terrace with the Howard Duncans. Mrs Segsworth left Monday night for an indefinite stay with W. J. Kitchens in Sharon Massachusetts, formerly Beatrice Segs worth.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Ostermann of Kenilworth finished a twelve day motor tour to the east visiting daughters Edith and Ruth at Wellesley. They toured Sherbrooke and Montreal. Barbara Harvey daughter of Mrs F W Harvey Jr of Greenwood Avenue is in quarantine with scarlet fever.
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