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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1919

Page

10

Miss Lusk Hostess and Social News in Quincy

Miss Geneieve Lusk entertained friends Tuesday afternoon in Quincy's social notes. Helen Kramer returns from Indiana after a three week visit. Louise Meyer and Raymond Heck plan to wed in Quincy, then live in Indianapolis. Mrs. Frazier to visit Rochester after Mobile trip. M. M. York to move to Fort Worth, Texas. many local gatherings, engagements, and travels outlined with multiple appearances by Quincyans and visitors.

Miss Lusk SSS Geneieve Lusk Charles Carr Kansas City Dorothy Getz Baltimore Hildegarde Germann Miss Kramer Helen Kramer Indiana Frank Hartman Mrs. Raymond Elmer Raymond Rome Kroner Irwin Burr Irwin Mel Frazier Mobile Ala Marie Stahl Tom Adams A. O. Lindsay Marian Light Pennsylvania Frazier Adams J. A. S. Ehart Edward Hassan

Photograph Cases At Public Library

The library board approved purchasing photograph cases for the public library to house a large influx of prints. Librarian Miss Margaret Ringier reported 149 volumes added by purchase and nine by gift, with last month’s total circulation at 9,253, reading room visitors 2,724 and industrial arts room visitors 156. Gifts included 622 pictures and 12 volumes, with multiple donors contributing more items.

Library Board Margaret Ringier W. R. Lockwood Mary McCann Anna Brown Josie Seger Hugh Ernst Nettie Gomes John R. Oaks

College Of Music To Open Sixteenth Year

The Quincy College of Music will begin its 16th year of activities on September 1. For the past two years the school has occupied its Ninth and Broadway building and previously the Schott building. The faculty for the year includes piano instructor Miss Lulu Felt, president of the college.

Quincy College of Music Ninth and Broadway Schott Lulu Felt

Notable Studio Instructors and Participants Listed

The article lists instructors and participants across multiple artistic disciplines. Names include Elizabeth Lightfoot Emma Chumbley Grace Beeler Juanita Nichols Lucille Goldsmith Hilda Menne Cornelia Wysong Lucy Hitch Rome Arnold Bessie Dean Martha Gramacher Avis Peck Valasta Fortier Frank Malambri F. W. Chumbley Anna Altmix Erma Chumbley with several named studios and roles in voice violin guitar and dance.

the College Elizabeth Lightfoot Emma Chumbley Grace Beeler Juanita. Nichols Lucille Goldsmith Hilda Menne Golden Studio Cornelia Wysong Palmyra Lucy Hitch Rome Arnold Bessie Dean Voilin Wukelele Martha Gramacher Avis Peck Valasta Fortier Frank Malambri F. W. Chumbley Anna Altmix Erma Chumbley

Plans For C E Convention In Mendon

Harry Githens and others arranged Mendon for the county Christian Endeavor convention set for September 19 to 21. Banners reward the largest society by delegate miles and the greatest representation, to the Quincy Union. Twenty four societies will attend with about 150 delegates expected, and the banquet is to be held Saturday night. Rev. I. W. is listed as a speaker.

Harry Githens Theresa Parsons Ruth Meyer Dwight Harvey Mendon County Christian Endeavor Quincy Union I. W

Illinois Christian Endeavor leaders listed for summer conferences

Bingaman pastor of Luther Memorial church and state president of the Christian Endeavor is joined by Rev E. A. Card of Sunshine Rescue Mission St. Louis E. P. Gates Chicago state field secretary Carl J. Johnson Abingdon state county union superintendent Mrs Marion Humphreys missionary leader at summer conferences Mrs A L Hager Beardstown state junior superintendent Earl Beem Champaign president of Illinois Intermediate C E Union and Mr Githens with others.

Bingaman Luther Memorial Church The Christian Endeavor E. A. Card Sunshine Rescue Mission St. Louis E. P. Gates Chicago Carl J. Johnson Abingdon Marion Humphreys A. L. Hager Beardstown Earl Beem Champaign Illinois Intermediate C. E. Union Githens

Corley Heaney Wedding Ties Alma to Plymouth Couple

William M. Corley of Alma Missouri married Alta T. Heaney of Plymouth NL Tuesday afternoon in a ceremony conducted by County Judge Fred Wolfe.

William M. Corley Alma Alta T. Heaney Plymouth Fred Wolfe

Heelan and Holtman Wed in St Peter Church Ceremony

Miss Katherine Heelan daughter of Mrs Nora Schreiber and Richard Holtman were married at 7 am Tuesday in St Peter Catholic church by Rev J J Driscoll. The bride wore a white organdy dress with lace and a rose bud veil, carrying a bouquet of roses. Her attendant Miss Lulu Holtman wore pink organdy and carried pink roses. Mr Holtman is the son of Mr and

Katherine Heelan Nora Schreiber Richard Holtman St. Peter Catholic Church J. J. Driscoll Lulu Holtman Mr. Holtman

Minor Household Connection Mentioned in Bride’s Family

Mrs. John Holtman of 1810 Lind Street works with the bride’s mother at 309 North Twelfth Street for a period, noted in a fragmented social item.

John Holtman Lind Street North Twelfth Street

Miss Emma Luthin and D. D. Pullman Tie In Keokuk Marriage

Emma Luthin and D D Pullman were married Saturday evening in Keokuk Iowa by Rev Huel Warren. They traveled to Quincy the bride home and visited until Tuesday morning then left for Columbia Missouri where both study at the state university. Mr Pullman lives near Adams North and they will finish agriculture and home economics before starting housekeeping.

Emma Luthin D. D. Pullman Keokuk Iowa Huel Warren Quincy Columbia State University

Highland Park Vaudeville Opens With New Acts

The vaudeville circus began Tuesday before a large Quincy crowd with seven big acts praised as among the best seen locally. Seats for 2,000 were set, showtime was 8:15 with dancing in the pavilion at 9:15. Two new acts arrive today and crowds are expected for the rest of the week.

Quincy

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