Women and children of Gulacy page feature society notices
A Quincy society page records numerous club and host home events. Mr and Mrs W A Richardson host a reception for Mr and Mrs John Rothery of Wellesley. Various clubs meet on State Street and Elm Street with cards, whist and study programs. Miss Clara Schulte, engaged to Walter Rottman, is honored at a party. Mrs Arnold speaks on French music at Atlantis. Visitors from Kansas City, San Jose and Billings appear as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rothery
W. A. Richardson
South Eightenth Street
Ohn Rothery
Wellesley
Mass
E. J. Parker
Missary Bull
City
Charles P. Carroll
Chilren
Kansas City
Quincy
Miss Schulte
Clara Schulte
Walter Rottman
Charles Morris
Elm Street
Rudolph Neuser
Iss Schulte
Risinger
David Riedinger
I Jacobs
San Jose
Ill
A. G Winter
Billings
Mont
Columbia
Glascow
Scotland
Montana
M. W. Club
Henry Timme
George Gille
Walter Mahoney
Ed Downs
Robert Stock
O. Steinkamp
North Tenth Street
Einhaus
Eva Einhaus
Joseph Smalley
Peoria
Helen Einhaus
Eat
Vermont Street
Mamie Einhaus
Bertha Einhaus
Schumacher
Arnold
Atlantis
Atlantis Society
Rome_ Arnold
Carpentier
Louis
Helen Schuknecht
Will O'Farrell
Charles Hollender
Paul Duncan
Henry Mashing
Irene Bachman
Chicago
George Gillewill
E. O's
Frank van Doorn
North Fifty’ Street
Warren Orr
Fred Sahm
Carthage
Ollis Bruegen Schmidt
Thomas Dunne
James Wood
White Sulphur Sbrings
Miss Timpe
Catherine Timpe
Marie
Herman Guesen
Henry A.loebbing
William A. Timpe
Hill
F. T. Hill
Hotel Newcomb
John Rothery
Wellesly
Mary Buil
Irwin Farm
Mac Irwin
Leaton Irwin Farm
Irwin
East Maine Street
Mammen and Godfrey Wedding in New Canton Ill
William Mammen and Miss Freda Godfrey of New Canton were married at 12 30 PM Wednesday in the courthouse. Rev Carl Buch of Bethel M E church officiated. The couple left for St Louis for their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mammen- Godfrey
William Mammen
Freda Godfrey
New Canton
Ill
Court House
Carl Buch
Bethel M. E. Church
Mammen
St. Louis
Riebs Engagement Noted in Garment News Item
The Daily Garment News in its April 15 issue reports the engagement of Jacob Jean Reib of Quincy and Miss Gertrude Scheff of Rosedale Mississippi. It notes Reib as a leading Quincy businessman whose firm, started fifteen years ago, has grown into a substantial local enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Jean Reib
Quincy
Gertrude Scheff
Rosedale
The
Daily Garment News
Reib
Minstrel Show At Salem Church Provokes Enthusiastic Salem Audience
Hugo Schuessler presented a Salem church minstrel in Salem hall on Wednesday evening. The program opened with plantation melodies by a Salem church string trio and featured a large cast with interludes, curtain talks, comedies, and an afterpiece The Coontown Thirteen club. The show included songs such as Let the Rest of the World Go By and They Called It Dixie Blues and a varied lineup of acts led by Elmer H Meyer and Charles Becker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salon
Hugo Schuessler
Salem Church
Salem Hall
Elmer H. Meyer
Lewis Becker
Clarence Loéhr
George H. Gille
Elmer Meyer
Charles, Becker
August Scharnhorst
Willis Mansfeld
Charles Becker
Robert H. Bas
Gille
Bastert
Mr. Scharnhorst
Coontown Thirteen Club
Coontown
Arthur F. J. Prante
William A. Luecke
Frank Speckhart
Raymond Lampe
William Gerdes
Clarence Nd
Arthur Bartelt
Herbert Ick
Princess theater screenings aid district meeting fund
Funds from a May program at the Princess theater will support transportation for staff to Milton, Til, for the annual district meeting where the local Rabekahs will perform the work. The event runs May 4 to 6 and benefits the charitable fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theater
Milton, Til
Rabekahs
Corner Stone Social Center Be Laid Today
Rev James C Balgus of Trinity Methodist Urbana son of Dr Baker who led Chaddock College here returns as cornerstone laid for Champaign Wesley Foundation Social Center building first unit. Foundation includes church library school of religion to aid University students with religious and social care. Baker began Urbana duties in 1907 now in thirteenth year directing the overall Wesley Foundation development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Balgus
Trinity Methodist Chanel
Urbana
Wesley
Baker
Chaddock College
Twelffh
State Streets
Champaign
Wesley Foundation
Trinity Church
Church News and Guild Meetings in Local Churches
Superintendent L E Kettlekamp spoke at the midweek service at Kentucky Street M E church. Women's Guild at First Union Congregational church planned sectional meetings and home gatherings twice monthly with church parlor meetings monthly. St John Lutheran church Men's League marked its first anniversary with a banquet in the school hall. Rev E T Schueler spoke as toastmaster and Rev G J Kaiser gave an address. Robert Bangert reelected president and Edward Hemme chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Kettlekamp
Methodist Churches
Kentucky Street
M. E
Women’s Guild
First Union Congregational Church
Men’s League
Men's League of
St. John Lutheran Church
E. T. Schueler
G. J. Kaiser
Burton
Robert Bangert
Edward Hemme
Why Female Birthdays Deserve Greater Attention
Ruth Cameron argues that female birthdays receive more attention than male ones, citing social dynamics from family to high school gift exchanges. She notes women’s broader anniversaries focus, gift economics favoring women, and easier gifting options, suggesting fathers might enjoy grander birthdays if society shifts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister
Little Brother
Community church events and gatherings in city notices
Sunday School Conference at Central Baptist church discussed Training For Church Membership led by Miss Lottie Luther and Edward Johnson. A reception to Rev William Pietsch of St Boniface parish followed by card prizes. Miss Mabel Allen hosted a farewell supper before her missionary posting to China and received a Corona typewriter. Queen Esther Circle hosted by Miss Norma Kuchman and Miss Hazel Alderton at Vermont Street M E church. The Laughing Cure comedy will headline Luther Memorial church bazar. Rev Buch of Bethel church spoke at South Side Mission. Rev E A Thompson to speak tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Baptist Church
Miss Lottie Luther
I Edward Johnson
William Pietsch
St. Boniface
St. Joseph
Miss Allen
Mabel Allen
Grace M. FE
Chinao
Corona
Queen Esther Circle
Norma Kuchman
Hazel Alderton
Vermont Street
M. EB
Christian Endeavor Society of
Luther Memorial Church
Women’s Societies
Rev Buch
Car Buch
Bethel Church
South Side
O. E. Keifer
E. A. Thompson
St Michael Branch Hosts Card Party in K Hall
St Michael Branch No. 4 W C U held a whist and dance in K hall Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs John Miller Mrs Frank Heintz Miss Henrietta Freiburg Mrs Roling Mrs R J Neuser Edgar Geers Clyde McAdams John Anar R J Neuser and Edward Wiskirchen. Entertainment committee members were Edward Fuchs Lee Wiskirchen Fred Aithoff George Geiger Jr Herman Scheuring Theodore Vutterer John Miller Robert Glesing and Anton Wavering. Rialto orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Michael Branch
George Geiger, Jr
Herman Scheuring
Theodore Vutterer
John Miller
Robert Glesing
Anton Wavering
The
Rialto Orchestra
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Gulacy
Irs. Fisher
D. W. L. Club
Leo Fisher
South Twelfth Street
Ito Hoffman
Ed Meyer
Isher
Otto Hoffman
Miss Ward
Thad Ward
Ruth
Ralph VandenBoom
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castorta
Seaz
Kieter Pharmacy
Henry G. Garrelts & Sons
State ST
J. J. Riebs
IN Garment News
Golden Rule Lodge
Golden Rule Rebekah Lodge
Kathryn Clark
Anna Nichols
Helen Sohm
Jim Jacobs
L. L. Raymond
Church News
Ruth Cameron
Father
Touls Knauer
Matthew Moentman
Miss Kuchman
ST. Michael
Lydia E. Pinkham
North
Elizapeta
North East
Utica
N. Y
Lydia &. Pinkham
R. C. Tanner
Plant St
GEM City Cleaners
Hampshire ST
Knollenberg Milling Co
York St
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