Wilmette Societies and Clubs

The Monday Luncheon and Bridge Club was entertained this week at the home of Mrs. Bart C. Hardenbrook, [unclear] Forest avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Latham entertained the [illegible] club at dinner Friday evening at their home 229 Sixth Street.

The Afternoon "500" club will meet on Tuesday afternoon, January [?], at the home of Mrs. J. R. Gathercoal, 1538 [unclear] Forest avenue.

The "H. and W." Club were entertained at Dinner, Tuesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor at their home, 835 Central avenue.

The Young Ladies' Auxiliary of the Woman's Club held a meeting Monday afternoon at the clubhouse. Miss Nellie Kaufman was in charge. A "Travel Talk" was given by Miss Alice Shurtleff followed by an explanation of the plans for the entertainment. [illegible] which is to [illegible] January [?].

Mrs. Ralph B. Lounsbury was hostess at the meeting of the Woman's Club Wednesday afternoon which took the form of a [unclear] recital in charge of hte Art and Literature department. [illegible]

now saved towards buying barrels of flour.

Mrs. Frank S. Lower entertained her "500" club at her home, 611 Hill street, Thursday afternoon.

There will be an all day meeting of the Philanthropic department of the Woman's club today at the clubhouse.

Mrs. George Weaver, 812 Ashland avenue, entertained one of the many Tuesday Luncheon and Bridge Clubs at her home this week.

On account of the general holiday rush and Christmas being so near the regular meeting of the Music Study Class has been postponed until the morning of January 12, when Mrs. Rathburn will be in charge.

The Thursday Luncheon and Bridge club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Schroeder at her home on Elmwood avenue.

A number of the smaller [?] clubs have postponed their regular meetings until after the holidays