Entertaining Evening and Card Parties Highlight Local Socials
Mrs. Roman G Arn entertained a few friends at dinner Thursday at their East Maining home. Guests included Mrs. Herman Paragould Ark and Miss Einhaus. Bunco was played at five tables, with card party refreshments served. Altar society of St Lima school held Whist and 300 games. Mrs. Weggs, Mrs. Meyer, and Mrs. George won. Card club on Ninth street hosted an afternoon with prizes awarded to Mrs. Ernest Wiese, Mrs. Fred Sweetring, and Mr. Nelisch. Parent-Teachers association to elect officers and hear Manuel Merker and Miss Mary E. Bestty speak on school subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danner
Roman G
Om East Miing
Egina Hirsch
Hampshire
Herman
Paragould
Ark
Einhans
Bertha
Mamie
Einhaus
North Eighth Street
Eva
Joe Smalley
Bunco
Altar Society
St Lima Church
Henry Weggs
Asie Meyer
George Ng
Fulbier
Card Club
W. J._Kettler
Ninth Street
Ernest Wiesefrs
Fred Sweetring
Nelisch
Women and Children of Quincy Host Social Notes
Mrs William Malambri praised Miss Borethy Rae at a party for her impending marriage to Hugh Roney of Chicago set for April 28. Mrs Josephine Barlett of Chicago departs for St Louis then Petersburg to visit relatives. EaglesAuxiliary sees Sarah Wilkerson resign. Freda Von Burg new president. Gardner family to move to Hamp shire street. Effie Adams to join them. Flag presentation to Dewey school by John Wood Post Women’s Relief Corps with pupil program. Mrs Heinz birthday surprise. Henry Whipple hosts card club. Mrs Silas Hayworth returns from Chicago. Miss Ida Hapke hosts girls. Miss Duker recital by Mrs Georgia Ellers Morey. violin quartet performs. Miss Marie Fries to wed Frank Flachs. pre nuptial party with shower. later party hosted by Carl Hale. Mrs C Edward Zander card club tea with prizes. Mrs Ben Johnson 500 club surprise party with gift and luncheon. Mr and Mrs John Rothery of Well esley, Mass visit Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
William Malambri
Thureday Greniog
Borethy Rae
Hugh Roney
Chicago
St. Louis
Josephine Barlett
Miss Strude
Elizabeth
Hartley
Washington Street
Kate Rice
Pauline Marold
Elsie Goldsberry
Ida Sweetling
Gardner
Ralph Gardner
Katherine
Jack
Emery
Henry Whipple
East York Street
Silas Hayworth
Miss Hapke
Ida Hapke
State Street
Miss Duker
Georgia Ellers Morey
Quincy Conservatory of Music
Esther Duker
Conservatory
Duker
Elsa Hoskins
Lillian Brown Inghram
Emma Fingerlin
Bels Smith
Edna Freiurg
Tor Mits Fries
Marie Fries
Ohio Street
Frank Flachs
Clara Feld
W. J. Gause
Miss Fries
Carl Hale
South Third Street
Zander Hottess
C. Edward Zander
Kentucky Street
Willam Evison
James Beatty
Ben Johnson
Broadway
500 Club
Johnson
W. W. Hedges
Andy Sherdan
Rothery
Quincy
John Rothery
Wellesley
Mass
E. J. Parker
Mary Bull
WEDDINGS OF MARY CHURCHIl FUNK AND KLEE MEYER RABE
Miss Mary Churchil of Kinderhook married James R Funk of Barry in a home ceremony conducted by Rev F A McCarty. The couple will live on a Barry area farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Churchil
Kinderhook
James R. Funk
Barry
Churchill
John Wheelock
North Twenty-seventh Street
F. A. McCarty
Vermont
M. E. Church
A. F. William Kleemeyer
Rockford
Ill
Bertha N. Rabe
Henry Rabe
Payson
St. James’ Evangelical Church
O. H. Horn
Marie Rabe
Edward Kleemeyer
Allen Sharp and Miss Francis Sharp Wed at Parsonage
Miss Francis Sharp daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Sharp married Jack Allen Thursday at eight in the Baptist church parsonage with Rev R V Meigs officiating. The couple will reside in Quincy after a short visit with his mother in Lewistown Missouri. They plan to live with the bride's parents at 1200 North Fifth street upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Hillyer Weds Hurter at Grace M E Church
Elijah Hillyer and Mrs. Ella Hurter, residents of the Soldiers Home, wed Wednesday at 3 30 p m in the parsonage of Grace M E Church with Rev G L Losh officiating. Guests included Mrs Hattie Krauth and Mrs McLaughlin. Dr Anna Scott, a returned missionary, is invited to speak at the Central Baptist morning service, and Rev Robert Van Meigs will present a stereoptical lecture on The Baptists and the Challenge in the Home Field with 68 colored slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Scott
Spaak
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
United Brethren Church Acquires More Property
The United Brethren Church bought the southeast corner of Sixth and Cedar streets for 4000 dollars, adding 50 feet to Sixth Street and 125 feet on Cedar. A brick double house on the new lot will be repaired and rented until a future large northward extension is built, tearing out the north side of the present church to create an auditorium with the current building used for Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Sixth and
Cedar Streets
H. W. Trueblood
Sixth Street
Cedar Street
Daniel G. Campbell
Trueblood
School Masters Club Hosts Jolly Party in High School Auditorium
Quincy teachers and board members enjoyed a lively Schoolmasters Club party featuring the High School band and a newly formed schoolmasters orchestra led by Hugo Schuessler J F Weilemeyer and Paul Morrison solos by Morrison and Mrs M G Park and a flower guessing prize won by Miss Ruth Staley A rapid progress note praised the 25 piece band under Morrison with future roles in school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Schoolmasters’ Club
Board of Education
G. A. Bock
Schoolmasters Orchestra
Hugo Schuessler
Fannie
Morrison
Elmer Holzgrafe
Herbert Schott
Herbert Fick
Chester Groves
William Gerdes
Gilbert Ryan
Kenneth Dickson
Ruth Staley
M. G. Park
W. I. White
Committee On
Missionary Address At Central Baptist Church Meeting
Dr Anna Scott returned missionary gave an address on China and Assam at the Woman's Missionary Society meeting of Central Baptist church held at Mrs F B Newland 2301 Maine St Thursday afternoon The program included talk on Interchurch World Movement musical selections by Olga Ruths Donald Brooks and Sylvia Taylor with Mrs Newland assisted by Mrs W H Stinson About 50 persons attended Also Salem Evangelical Sunday school teachers held a regular meeting Thursday evening A reception is planned Friday 7 30 pm by the Intermediate Endeavor society for Luther Memorial church for the confirmation class Wilfred Newell serves as general chairman of the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Scott
China
Assam
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Central Baptist Church
F. B. Newland
Maine Street
James McNutt
Olga Ruths
Donald Brooks
Sylvia Taylor
Intermediate Endeavor Society
Luther Memorial Church
Wilfred Newell
Commit
Ladies Social Union Section F Hosts Meeting and Plans Event
Miss Mae Stein chairs social committee and Miss Muriel Schroeder heads entertainment with Fae Bennett leading initiation. Mrs A J Monroe and Mrs Paul Clyne hosted Section F at Mrs Monroe’s home. a brief business session preceded social hour and upcoming box supper dance at Eagles hall with Fuelbier’s orchestra. Ice cream and cake served. boxes auctioned for prizes. dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Mae Steinbeck
Muriel Schroeder
Fae Bennett
A. J. Monroe
Paul Clyne
Ladies’ Social Union
Vermont Street
M. E
Mon
The
American Benevolent Association
Eagles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parent-Teachers’ Association Ag
M. Merker
Manuel
Mary E. Bestty
Quincy Se
John Wood Post Women's Relief Corps
Dewey School
Anna Guth
Mrs. Heinz
John Heinz
Vaan Buren Street
Postum Cereal Co Inc
Battle Creek Mich
Thor Electric
Gem City Electric Co
Maine ST
Taute- Buss
Rudolph G. Taute
Kate Marie Buss
Golden
St. James Evangelical Church
E. F. Schueler
Sadie Taute
John L. Gronewald
Church News
Salem Evangelical Church
Hunt
Owl Drug Store
Americas
Ion Fe
Roe
Fuelbier
the Knights and Ladies of Security
Eliza Garfield
Evan
United States
Washington
Fredricksburg
New York
State
Hoelscher-Seifert Co
Eighth and
Maine Sts
Priscilla
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