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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1919

Page

8

Miss Allard Entertains and Other Local Socials

MSS Dorothy Allard hosts a small gathering in honor of Mrs Ralph Schaberg and Miss Eliza McNeill whose engagement to Hobart Murdock was announced recently. Mrs E N Monroe entertains at three bridge tables and tea for Miss Marian Light of Pennsylvania. Socials include Young People’s social at St Paul Evangelical, a lake trip home update, and a bridal morning at St Peter Catholic church.

Miss Allard MSS Dorothy Allard Ralph Schaberg Eliza McNeill Hobart Murdock Miss Hokamp Dorothy Hokamp Alice Barnt Galesburg Marguerite Behrensmeyer Willy Egan Elizabeth Kramer Dorothy Werner Irma Kiefer Ethelyn Ebert Ruth Michelman Enid Ireland Grace Steerman Margaret Kuchmann Miss Barnt

Miss Robertson Weds H L Trott In Intimate Home Ceremony

Miss Margaret Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Robertson hosts a small wedding at the Robertson home with Dean McPherson officiating. The bride in white embroidered organdy carried orchids and lilies of the valley. Afterward the couple plans travels to Madison Milwaukee and Chicago before choosing a home.

Margaret Robertson Samuel Robertson Maine Street H. L. Trott Robertson Dean McPherson Chaddock College Robertson Home John Inghram Madison Milwaukee Wis Chicago Trott Chaddock School Gem City Business College

Mendon farmer weds Payson woman at Vermont Street church

John Ewen of Mendon and Miss Fannie Malone of Payson were married by Rev. F A McCarty in the Vermont Street Methodist church parsonage on Monday afternoon at 4. Mr. Ewen farms between Mendon and Golden and the couple will live there. Malone recently resided in Quincy.

John Ewen Mendon Fannie Malone Payson F. A. McCarty Vermont Street Methodist Church Ewen Golden Miss Malone Quincy

Sparks-Jackson Wed in Beverly County Court Room

Charles Sparks of Beverly and Olive Jackson of Beverly were married by County Judge Fred Wolfe in the county courtroom Monday morning.

Sparks-Jackson Charles Sparks Beverly Olive Jackson Fred Wolfe

Henke and McMurray Tie The Knot In Keokuk

William Henke and Miss Marie McMurray of Keokuk married by Justice of the Peace E J Bonney on Saturday afternoon with both mothers present. Also on Saturday Mary Dunlap of Payson and Frank Ellerbrock of Fort Madison wed in St John Lutheran parsonage by Rev E F Schueler. couple to reside in Fort Madison.

Henke-Murray William Henke Marie McMurray Keokuk Ellerbrock-Dunlap Mary Dunlap Payson Frank Ellerbrock Fort Madison St. John Lutheran Church E. F. Schueler Henry Ellerbrock

Golden Anniversary Observed by Wells Family in Quincy

Mr and Mrs George Wells longtime Quincy residents celebrate their golden wedding today with a 7 oclock family dinner at their daughter Mrs D L Musselman s home The couple married in New York City on August 26 1869 Their son Edward C Wells and sons J R Wells and C Lawrence Wells plus Mrs J Russell Wells Mrs C Lawrence Wells and many relatives will attend The Wells family has roots in Quincy with business history in pork packing canning groceries mortgage banking and more

George Wells Quincy D. L. Musselman Wells New York City Mr. Wells Edward Wells Edward Castle Harriet Castle St.Nicholas Hotel Miss Castle Europe T-M South Twentieth Street Wells and Adams E.tas Edward C. Wells J R. Wells C. Lawrence Wells J. Russell Wells W. R. Lockwood Lucy Woodwell Boston Mess Joel Levin Wiliam Aerts Mee Lawence Wells Mary Musselman Starriet Musselman Q. F. Shulian

Engagement announced at Sunday party in county town

Miss Virginia Koch hosted a Sunday afternoon party at North Thirty-sixth street to announce the engagement of Miss Huldah Mayer to John Pierce. Miss Mayer has been a teacher in the county and city schools for the past few years.

Chicago Esther Hekamp Galesburg Miss Hokamp Knox College Teachers’ Institute Virginia Koch North Thirty-sixth Street Huldah Mayer John Pierce Mayer

Notable Dewey High School resigns teacher post

Miss Mayer, recently resigning her Dewey Junior High position, plans an early fall wedding to Mr. Pierce. The engagement was celebrated at a luncheon with Seventeen guests, a doll bride centerpiece, and pink ribbon place cards bearing their names. Pierce has resumed postal duties after wartime service in France.

Dewey Pierce France Miss Mayer Mr. Pierce

Church notices and meetings across local denominations

The Aid society of the Kentucky Street Methodist church meets Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Section A of the Union Vermont Street Methodist church meets Friday afternoon in Riverview park for a meeting and picnic supper with officers to be elected. The Union plans a rummage sale the first week in September for the colored social center. Dr W K Githens leads Presbyterian services Wednesday evening with the subject Can Prayer Meetings Be Made Worth While. The Missionary society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J M Irwin and Mrs J M Dunlap will lead the program. The Sewing Circle of St John Lutheran meets Thursday afternoon in the church. The Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren meets Friday evening at 8 in the parsonage.

The Foreign Missionary Society of the Vermont Street Methodist Church Aid Society of Kentucky Street Methodist Church Union Riverview Park W. K. Githens Presbyterian Church Missionary Society of the Church J. M. Irwin J. M. Dunlap St John Lutheran Church Otterbein Guild of United Brethren Church

Miss Lillian Belle Wyatt Leaves for Mexico Office

Miss Lillian Belle Wyatt of Mt Sterling will soon depart for Mexico where she will serve as principal of a Methodist school.

Miss Brockman Uptonville Virginia Brockman Unionville High Lillian Belle Wyatt Mt. Sterling Mexico

Missionary Society Reception at Vermont Street Church

The Quincy District Standard Bearers and Missionary Society invite the public to an informal reception at the Vermont Street Methodist Church. Principal speakers include Miss Ma bel Allen of Baylis and Miss Wyatt. District visitors from Bowen Loraine New Canton Griggsville Pittsfield and Augusta are expected. An afternoon program features Mrs George Hewes with India souvenirs. A 6:30 picnic supper precedes the evening talks.

Dist Mabel Allen Baylis China Quincy District the Missionary Society Vermont Street Methodist Church Bowen Loraine New Canton Griggsville Pittsfield Augusta George Hewes India Miss Wyatt Miss Allen

Will Drive Airplane Clear Around World

Capt. Charles J. Glidden, maker of the Glidden trophies, plans a world air tour. He intends to cover in one or two years the same points as his eight year automobile trek, including the Arctic circle in Sweden and the southernmost road in New Zealand. He will announce details once aviation tours organized by the Aero League of America proceed.

Atlantic City N. J Charles J. Glidden Glidden Air Service United States Army Atrial League of America World Arctic Circle Sweden New Zealand

Wondersteen Hair Remover Promoted on Fifth Avenue

Berlin's Wondersteen offers a dry odorless hair remover claimed to remove hairs on the chin cheeks and lips with a single touch. It is advertised as safe and clean and priced at $1 with a money back guarantee from the Berlin Wonder Steen Co. Readily available via Miller & Arthur Drug Co. and a free booklet offer.

Berlin Wondersteen Fifth Avenue Wondersteen Co Fifth Ave New York Miller & Arthur Drug Co Adv

St Mary Academy to Open on Next Tuesday

The St Mary academy will open for the fall term Tuesday morning September 2 at 9 o'clock. The grades begin then while the high school and commercial departments start the following Tuesday. Boarders return and register next Monday, and teachers who were away at university are home and ready for school.

St. Mary Academy

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