Miss Ida Weaver Wins Genuine Appreciation At Recital
Muscatine residents praised Miss Ida Weaver soprano at Schmidt-Arts Hall. under instructor Mrs Amalia Schmidt-Goebble. Davenport. with Miss Lida Crutz piano and Miss Hazel Keath as accompanist. The program featured The Life of a Rose and Prom Old Tanat with a praised coloratura display. Encore followed Haydn The Creation and a finale from Foulque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Weaver
Muscatine
Dan Weaver
Schmidt Jrtisie Hall
Amalia Schmidt-Goebble
Davenport
Lida Crutz
Llazel Keath
Liza Lehman
Mary Turner Salter
Mrs. Beach
Hanchel
Miss Weaver
Jawel
Evening at Jannes Lodge Ends with Officer Elections
Banner Lodge Degree of Honor held at Chestnut street hall electing Gus sie Mull as Past Chief and Mrs Rose Hilmer as Chief of Honor. Others include Mrs Minnie Walters as Lady of Honor and Mrs Clara Flings as Recorder, with plans for a Christmas Social next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jannes Lodge
Banner Lodge
Chestnut Street
Gussie Mull
Rose Hilmer
Minnie Walters
Felicitas Detthot
Dtecorder
Clara Flings
Wisle Lorenzen
Helen Mark
Fannlea Stapleton
Dora Ter
Laura Kent
Lewis Maxon
Myrtle Tillie
Clara Bierman
Jennie Ray
Dre. J. Kb. Klein
G. D. Lezotte
W. $. Norton
Ella Branson
Honor
Mollla Wiles
Mrs Sparthe Hosts Baptist Mission Circle Meeting
Mrs Charles Spaethe hosted the Baptist Mission circle gathering at Mulberry avenue. Large attendance heard devotional guidance by Mrs Henry Jayne and program leadership by Mrs Paul Brandt assisted by Mrs Charles Reesink and Mrs William Freera. The topic The Chance in China sparked several instructive points. Dainty refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparthe
Baptist Mission Circ
Charles Spaethe
Baptist Mission Circle
Mulberry Avenue
Henry Jayne
Paul Brandt
Charles Reesink
William Freera
China
Progressive Dinner at Geneva Club Makes Merriment Sparkle
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Musser hosted a progressive dinner at the Geneva Golf and Country Club on Tuesday, with 38 guests. Guests moved to each table after every course, six beau tifully decorated tables featured distinct flowers and color schemes, catered by Abrams. Out of town guest were Mr. and Mrs. S. B. LaFerty of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Club
C. R. Musser
Geneva
Golf and Country Club
Mayser
Abrams
Golf Club
S. B. Lafferty
Davenfort
Miss Wilson to speak on The Second Coming at church
Miss Sadie Wilson will give the last talk in a series titled The Second Coming at tomorrow afternoon's Ladies Aid meeting of the Presbyterian church. The address begins at 2 o'clock. Hostesses listed: Mesdames J.J. Legler L. H. Franta H. F. Giesler B. Heerd S. Millhouse and O. Grosshelm. Mrs Joseph Kessels entertains the J W Club at Pine street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wilson
Sadie Wilson
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
J.J. Legler
L. H. Franta
H. F. Giesler
B. Heerd
Millhouse
O._ Grosshelm
Natta Hostess to Kalownama Kensington Club
Mrs Clayton Vanatin entertained Kal arima Kensinion club members at her home yesterday afternoon. The meeting drew unusually high attendance and members spent the afternoon on embroidery. Dainty refreshments were served. Next meeting will be at Mrs Robert Toyne's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Gowan
Colonel Hare
Lelia McGowan
East Eighth Street
WW. Gilbert
Lelin McGowan
Natta
Kalownama Kensington
Clayton ‘Vanatin
Kalarima Kensinion Club
Robert Toyne
What Next Club Meets at Mrs Merman Home
The What Next club met yesterday at Mrs. Charles Merman’s Cedar street home with Kensington and refreshments. Next meeting set for Tuesday afternoon January 4 at Mrs Minnie Roland’s Gismark street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blerman
Charles Merman
Cedar Street
Kensington
Minnie Rolands
Gismark Street
Sailor Adams Kills Woman Then Ends Life At Home
Jesse Adams a petty officer on the battleship Illinois stationed at Philadelphia navy yard fatally shot Anna Conway at her home after she refused his marriage proposal and then died by suicide. Adams, 35, was from Oakland Illinois. Conway was 24.
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Illinois
Philadelhia
Jesse Adama
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Anna Conway
Adams
Oakland, Ill
Sage Tea Dandy Darkens Hair Overnight
Folkloric ad promises Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound darkens gray hair quickly and evenly. It claims hair becomes lustrous, scalp stops itching, and dandruff disappears after one or two applications. Sold by A W Morgan at 107 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wyath
A. W. Morgan
West Second Artest
Trial of McCormick Begins at Ottumwa
Clarence McCormick stands trial in Ottumwa for the murder of J. W. Mellett on a Hedrick country road October 6. The case reveals the coroner’s failure to view remains before interment and an inquest, with forty jurors examined before twelve sat. McCormick and Ruth McCullough allegedly lured Mellett from One October 3 under pretense of meeting a traveling show associate. In a signed Chicago statement, the trio reportedly killed Mellett while returning in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascoriated Press
Ottumwa
Clarance McCormick
J. W. Mellett
Hedrick
Court House
Mellett
McCormick
Ruth McCullough
Ollie
ASK STRIKEBREAKERS TO JOIN MINE UNION
Benver Calo Dec. 9 Strike breakers in Colorado coal mines may join the United Mine Workers of America after the strike ends. Colorado district 15 leader Join R. Lawson says a convention voted to call the strike off effective December 10. Tent colonies will continue as the workers’ homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Wirt
Benver
Calo
Colorado
United Mine Workers of America
District 15
United Mine Workers
Lawson
Funeral Services Held for Mrs Josephine White Miller
Remains of the late Mrs. Josephine White Miller were laid to rest after funeral services at Trinity Episcopal Church. The Rev Webster Wakes officiated at 2:30 yesterday afternoon with pallbearers including Frank Anson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine White Miller
Trinity ‘Episcopal Church
Webster
Frank Anson
Notable Names in Local Obituary Interments
Thomas Watson Ralph Lillinridge William Hill S T Ginnett and William Bishop are listed among those acknowledged in a local obituary with interment at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Watson
Ralph Lillinridge
William Hill
S. T. Ginnett
William Bishop
Greenwood Cemetery
Fight May Be Long to Win, Kaiser Says
Berlin dispatch via London reports a December 3 speech by the emperor to German and Austrian troops on the eastern front. He urged fighting for liberty, for the right to exist as a nation, and for a future of progress, warning the struggle may be lengthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Associated Press
Berlin
London
Imy
Emperor Wiliam
Eastern Front
Lberty
la Nation
Wartime resolve voiced for prolonged peace and victory
An unnamed emperor declares that peace will be hard won and lasting. He asserts continued fighting despite any length of war, claiming divine favor and stronger national resolve.
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Marguerite Clark
Zudora
Mary Pickford
D. C. Ward
Mike T
First Trust & Savings Bank Towa
The
Famous Player Co
Paramount
Better Man
Schuett
Bayda
Allegretto
A. Bird
Miss Keath
Joseph Kessels
J. W. Club
T. W. Club
Pine Street
Horsington
Adam Wiggin
West Second Street
Muscatine High School
Esther Steinmetz
Mary Barry
Jessie Lewis
Geraldine Roland
Misg Mary Thompson
West Fourth ‘Street
Trinity Guild Y Episcopal Church
R. O. ‘Thompson
West Third Street
Sailor Falls
Gm and
Seli
Rosenwald & Weil
Chicago
Bogard’s Clothing Store
M'Cormick
Hershey State Bank
Hershey State Bank Sycamore Cassion
Muscatine.iow
Rentont
S. Crawford Ave
Ficken Furniture & Rug Co
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