Noted Speakers for Wilmette B P W C Meeting
Mrs. Pearl Kinman of Sheridan Wyoming and Dr. Annie R Raines of Chicago are guests of the Wilmette Business and Professional Woman's club on Monday November 11. Kinman as National Emblem chairman will explain the emblem figures symbolizing the club ideals. Raines chairs the First Division of Illinois clubs and will discuss extension and organization of new clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kinman
Sheridan
Wyo
Annie R. Raines
Chicago
Wilmette Business and Professional Woman's Club
Kinman
Raines
Kenilworth Club Hosts Bridge Incheon Honor
Mrs William Kinney of 126 Abbington Road Kenilworth acted as hostess at a bridge luncheon hosted Friday at the Kenilworth Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kinney
Abbington Road
Kenilworth
Paving of Coventry Road Nearing Completion in Kenilworth
The Coventry road extension across Block 36 in Kenilworth to West Railroad avenue is near completion with paving and grading underway. The block was cleared for a proposed Kenilworth Village hall and fire station, and the new road should open to traffic in about a month improving east of the tracks access to Ridge road and points south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry Road
Kenilworth
West Railroad Avenue
Ashland Avenue
Glendining Road
Kenilworth Avenue
Ridge Road
Luncheon and Bridge Honors Miss Kathryn Hall at Skokie
Miss Dorothy Campbell of 1209 Greenwood Avenue and Miss Iloily Shively hosted a luncheon and bridge at Skokie Country Club on Thursday October 31 in honor of Miss Kathryn Hall of Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Campbell
Greenwood Avenue
Iloily Shively
Skokie Country Club
Kathryn Hall
Evanston
New Trier Plans Disraeli Drama Tonight and Saturday
New Trier Dramatic club presents Louis Parker play Disraeli in the high school auditorium, with cast including Benjamin Disraeli Robert Smith and Lady Clarissa Pevensey Jane Copthorne. The production recalls the 1910 U S tour by George Arliss and features intrigue between Disraeli and Clarissa amid a spy filled plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Louis Parker
Disraeli
New Trier Dramatic Club
United States
Mr. Arliss
Benjamin Disraeli
England
Suez Canal
Clarissa Pevensey
Viscount Charles Deeford
Charles
Clarissa
Philadelphia
Robert Smith
Jane Copthorne
Duke of
Beaconsfield
Anne Dboddie
Noel Travers
Mary Gleason
Michael Probert
Philip von Ammon
Hugh Meyers
Henry Foster
Lumley Folslambe
Norman Roos
Tearie
Robert Meyers Perkins
Paul Netterstrom Bascot
Sr Jack Broad Potter
William Gage Flooks
John Barden
Urions Move Into Indian Hill Estates Home
Henry K Urion and family move Saturday into their new residence at Hohawk and Iroquois roads in Indian Hill Estates. The house, reflecting early American style, includes a mantel from Fitzwilliam New Hampshire and a Dutch oven from Worcester Massachusetts. The Urions have three sons and formerly lived at 989 Cherry street Winnetka. Mr Urion belongs to the law firm Urion Drucker Reichman Bou told. The Kimbells, of 422 Forest Avenue, return from a six week trip to the western coast and the Panama Canal via New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Urion
Hohawk
Iroquois Roads
Indian Hill Estates
Urion
Estates
Worcester
Mass
Urions
Paul
Henry Kimball, Jr
Phillip Allen
Cherry Street
Winnetka
Urion, Drucker, Reichman
Boutell
Raymond G. Kimbell
Forest Avenue
Panama Canal
New York
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Wilmette Avenues
Wilmette
Ash
12Th ST. Wilmette
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
Central Avenue
Wilmette, Illinois
NEW Trier
BY K. K
Henry K. Urions
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