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Newspaper
Wilmette Life
Location
Wilmette, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
6
Members and friends of the Wilmette lodge plan their annual Turkey dinner Tuesday evening November 5. The event honors the past high priests of Wilmette chapter No. 253 Royal Arch Masons and is served at 6 30 in the Wilmette Masonic temple auditorium by Wilmette chapter No. 753 Order of the Eastern Star members.
Mrs. L. Walker sister of the late Mrs. Sidney Eastman and her brother Dr. Hall of Ann Arbor Mich stopped in Kenilworth for a few days last week to visit Judge Sidney C. Eastman at 255 Melrose avenue. Mrs. Walker was en route to California where she resides after several months abroad.
Roycemore Upper School held its annual Hallowe en frolic last Friday with four classes performing stunts. Dancers from Wilmette Kenilworth included Jane McIntosh in My Rambler Rose joined by Isabelle Zimmerman Peggy Lou Doering and Donna Boynton. Sophomore winners for best class event were Jane Littell Edith Osterman Barbara Buklard and Cora Kling. Other notable participants included Adelaide Mall Marion Hedrick Betty McKay Mary Louise Dillon Elizabeth Eckhart and Eleanor Stewart.
Mrs. Robert Stout of Omaha Neb arrives as a guest of Mrs Bentley McCloud at 338 Kenilworth Avenue Kenilworth. Mrs Hugh Foresman at 515 Essex Road Kenilworth hosts a luncheon in honor of Mrs Stout on Thursday October 31 for a week or ten days.
At 713 Greenwood Avenue Mr and Mrs R H Durham hosted a gathering of Geographic Society of Chicago members and friends. Dr Louis F Tint of Chicago displayed color photographs from Alaska and the Canadian Rockies, joined by Prof Hildebrand of New Trier High in an impromptu Alaska trail recital.
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