Woodland Home piano dedication and city society news
Dorothy Alexander reports on the Woodland Home for Orphans dedicating a new piano won in a Merchants and Manufacturers contest. A musical program for the children and board members, plus staff and flower-decked parlors, marked the event. The home plans a two-story porch and outdoor sitting area addition.
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Woodland Home
Woodland Home For
J. Willis Gardner
Hattie Lee
Rome Arnold
Grace » Whipple
Margaret Horton
St. Paul
John A Stillwell
Lady Fingers
Woodland
Madeira Tea and Lunch Napkins in August Linen Sale
The notice advertises 14 to 15 inch all linen napkins with scalloped Madeira eyelet designs and various borders. Prices per dozen range from $1.49 to $12.00, with options in plain satin Grecian floral and monogram centers. The August Linen Sale highlights numerous sizes and styles for luncheon and tea use.
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Quincy
Social Roundup at Hotels and Visits Across Town
At the hotel Griswold Mrs Bots ford will join her companion and return home. Dr and Mrs G H Henry of El Dara with Dr and Mrs McKinney of Barry visited yesterday with Mr and Mrs Robert W Alexander at 1660 Kentucky street. Mrs Alexander is a daughter of the Henrys of Columbus Indiana. Mrs Simnock will host a luncheon bridge at the Country Club Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs Ruddick and Miss Fannie Banks, a bookkeeper at Richardson Lubricating Co, with her mother Mrs Alice Banks of 1848 Broadway departing yesterday for St Paul to spend vacation. Dr Koch returns after six weeks eastern stay visiting hospitals in Boston and Cleveland and clinics. he is accompanied by Mrs Jach who has gone to Tamaqua to visit relatives.
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Edith Dixon
Burlington
Quincy
Eleanor Ellis
Ellis
Fourteenth
Maine Streets
Miss Dixon
Katherine Williamson
Lawndale
Miss. Dixon
Miss Ellis
Grace “Whipple
Dorothy
Boswell
Georganne Castle
Margaret Wells
Viriginia Cone
Marion Crane
Grace Whipple
Canton
Leora Hutchison
Springstret
Jeanette Chincher
Chincher
Wilmetta Kathmann
Morehead
Eugene Morhead
Behrensmeyer
George Wall
William Pfeiffer
Charles Seger
Frances Crowl
Wooster
Ohio
George H.wilson
L. B. Boswell
Chicago
Congress Hotel
Miss Boswell
George Cottrell
Georgina Cottrell
G. H.henry
el Dara
McKinney
Barry
Dr. McKinney
Robert. W. Alexander
Kentucky Street
Alexander
Mrs
Henry
Fannie Banks
Richardson Lubricating Company
Alice Banks
Broadway
St. Paul, Minn
Koch
John ‘A. Koch
East
Boston
Cleveland
Jach
Tamaqua
Vacations and Guests In Local Notes
Rev. Lyman Greenman and Mrs. Greenman depart for a western trip with California expositions on the itinerary. Their sons will stay at Chad dock Boys' school during the absence. Mrs. Sinnock hosts cousin Mrs. Charles Ruddick of Co HOME FROM LAKE RESORT Timothy Castle family return from South Haven. Mrs. Gardner and daughter plan Kansas City then Colorado. Miss Daisy Couch and Miss Nellie Carpenter visit Miss Louise Leggett for the weekend.
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Lyman Greenman
Unitarian Church
Lake Resort
Timothy Castle
Arlene Weis Res
South Haven
Michigan Lake
Daisy Couch
Nellie Carpenter
Hannibal
Louise Leggett
North Sixth Avenue
Payson Guest Ro se Hood Visits Quincey
Mrs Rose Hood of Payson is visiting Quincey for a few days as a guest at the W E McCrory home at 21 Vermont Street.
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Payson
Rose Hood
Quincey
W. E. McCrory
Vermont Street
Schmidt Rossi Wedding at St Boniface Church
Clem Schmidt a Stern store clerk will marry Florence Rossi at St Boniface Church on Tuesday morning August 17 according to the local notice.
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ST. Boniface
Clem. Schmidt
Stern Store
Florence Rossi
St. Boniface Church
Mrs Carley guest of Peoria’s Carley family
Mrs Ralph Carley of Peoria is visiting for a few days with Mr and Mrs Charles Carley of North Sixth avenue, the parents of her husband.
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Ralph, Carley
Peoria
Mr. Carley
Charles Carley
North Sixth Avenue
Miss Hartzell to Visit in St. Joseph This Morning
Miss Lillian Hartzell of 620 Madison street leaves for St. Joseph to visit her sister Mrs. Samuel Griffin. Miss Alta Dickhit returns to Paloma after a pleasant Ellington visit with Miss Vesta Beckmeyer. Mrs. Richard Nance and daughter Helen depart Friday for Colorado for a mountain stay of a month or two. Miss Hope Taylor of 1456 Vermont street hosts Miss Mayme Fagin of St. Louis as a guest.
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ST. Joseph
Lillian Hartzell
Madison Street
Samuel Griffin
Alta Dickhit
Paloma
Ellington
Vesta Beckmeyer
West
Richard Nance
Helen Nance
Colorado
Mountains
Hope Taylor
Vermont
Street
Asher
Guest
Miss Mayme: Fagin
St. Louis
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Dorothy Alexander
Siepker
Arthur Siepker
Walton Heights
Leaton Irwin
Irwin
Ethel Irwin
Stout Training School
Menomine
Wis
Menomonie
Ethel.y
Maida Lee Fosgate
Hotel
Newcomb
Clara Mackin
Dan Patch
Alvar O’brien
New York
Mackin
Rolle
Brooklyn, N.Y
Fosgate
Country Club
Miss Mackin
Mr. Patch
O’ Brien
Charles Lee Weems
Neysa McMein
Margaret. Lyford
Joseph Kart
Kenner Seaton
Irene
Galesburg
Mendota
Camp Point
Seaton
Macomb
Miss Black
Macomb, Til
Jennie Dorsey
North Eighth Street
Miss Dorsey
Jessamine Knapheide
Teresa Heckle
Mary E. Beatty
The
Academy of Fine Arts
Europe
America
Dra Awingt
Beatty
David ‘Shontze
Hyman
Kennedy
Shontze
Lake
Calender Society
Ellington Presbyterian Church
Universal, Sunshine Society
William .Binger
North Twenty-fourth Street
Suburban Club
Cecil ,Potter and Son
Council. Bluffs
Otto Luther and
Virginia
Seattle
Wash
Addison. N. Calkins
Calkins
Helen
Ruth
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry Hale
Robert Cady
New York City
Cadillac Automobile ,Company
Summacr
Liggett
Louise
Laurel
Leggett
North
Sixth Avenue
Wainwright
Muskogee
Okla
Kansas City
Halbach-Schroeder
Theodore Urban
Bowen
Nauvoo
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Ankeny
Unionville
Nellie
Flora. Dines
H. B. Dines
Apascadero
Dussair
San Diego Exposition
Alfred Botsford
Lake Forest
John Saville
Lydia Mark
Botsford
Portland
New London
Conn
Corsitiere
E. E.myers
Helen Myers
St. Tel
Lenne Rutledge
Uincyw
Linen Hcus
Huck Towels
S. Lavi Eck
Deweie .&c
Griswold
Mr. Botsford
Og Tata Eh
Sinnock
W. H. Sinnock
North Eighteenth Street
Charles Ruddick
James Gardner
Margaret Jean Ringier
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