Social Affairs Busy Weekend Gatherings and Visits
Social life in New York and across the region features hostesses entertaining friends, charity fairs, and club events. Mrs Daugherty hosted a Friday evening with a two course actcon and guests including Mrs Dorsey Buckle and Miss Nelch, while area clubs held raffles, knitting drives, and card parties at Moose hall and churches. The calendar also notes long standing engagements, travel for family visits, and a Bible Sunday proclamation in New York City churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS. A. W. Daugherty
Tis
Walter Dorsey
Carl Buckle
Mary Nelch
Ringfield
Charlies Briddick
Misser Goodwin
Keokuk
C. S. Fli
John Hermann
Fashions for Americans Evening Wear Sketch Features Satin Frock
A fashion sketch shows an afternoon gown in French blue satin with light brown forgette and silver embroidery, plus a beaver fur band. The design hints a transition to spring frocks with tunic options and a satin dominated evening gown suitable for mature figures. It notes trends toward less formal gowns and the influence of patriotic duties on women’s dress choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic
First German M. E. church quarterly meeting held
The quarterly conference of the First German M. E. church at Eighth and Kentucky was led by Rev. F. W. Isler. Friday’s First church quarterly meeting and Sunday eve sermon at Bethel M. E. church will follow. Mrs. M. L. Buckles drilled the First Christian choir after leading revival singing and will supervise a permanent choir. Buckles, active in Quincy church circles and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society, aids the C. W. B. M. auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United Brethren Church
Oscar Thorp
Ernest Spry
H. W. ‘Trueblood
Fred Dunham
James Wagg
Orville Brown
Washington School
M. F. Club
J. Will Wall
Red Cross
First
M. L. Buckles
Wonning and Hillerbrenner Wedding Claimed by Salem Church
Miss Esther Wonning daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wonning of 916 Payson avenue wed Adolph Hiller brenner Thursday afternoon at 3 59 o clock in a ceremony conducted by Rev N J Leemhuis pastor of the Salem Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Wonning
Ernest Wonning
Payson Avenue
Adolph Hillerbrenner
N. J. Leemhuis
Salem Evangelical Church
Fresh Beginings Set the Tone for Daily Effort
A reflective column urges starting the day with purpose to avoid a cascade of delays. It recounts a morning of lethargy and poor choices and notes that a strong wakeup routine, prompt dressing, and a purposeful breakfast lead to a more productive day. The piece cites St Simon and the idea of a valet inspiring better starts, emphasizing vitality and efficient routines to gain better outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Simon
Monsieur
Hillerbrenner and Miss Taylor Plan To Live With Taylor Family
Albert Hillerbrenner, a barber on South Sixth Street, and Miss Ella Taylor were present at the event. They will reside with her parents for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hillerbrenner
Ella Taylor
Hillerbrenner
South Sixth Street
Draw Up Protocols on Russian Front Progress
Berlin dispatch reports that Friday's official communication outlines progress in armistice talks among the quadruple powers and Russian delegation. A committee meeting Thursday finalized drawings of protocols from prior sessions and outlined preliminary work for forthcoming full sittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Procols
Have No Chain Letters Cleveland Dec 8 James R Garfield
James R Garfield manager of Lake Division is noted in Cleveland dispatches dated December 8. The report references administrative actions or statements regarding chain letters and related concerns within the Lake Division operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James R. Garfield
Lake Division
Mary Adams
Red Cross Denies Chain Letter Campaign
The American Red Cross issued a statement denying any authorization of a Red Cross chain letter and urged recipients to disregard and burn any such messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
United States recognizes Polish National Committee in Paris
The Polish national committee of Paris has been recognized by the United States government as an official Polish organization. Secretary of State Lansing informed Ignatz J. Paderewski, the committee’s American representative, in a public letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
New York
Polish National Committee of
Paris
United States
Ignatz J. Paderewski
Mr. Paderewski
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Social Affairs
Frederick K. Mason
Spokane
Ew Park Way
Chicago
Dauger
Harry Kent
Quincy
J. S. Michelman
Hio Street
Rs. Michelman
Milleek
Simon Liese
Star
Michelman
Michelman Steel Construction
William Lerdes
Vermont
C. F. A. Behrensmeyer
South Fourteenth Street
Henry Michelman
Kentucky Street
Iss Dora
Elizabeth
Albert
Minnie Miche
Highland, Ill
Francis Sudduth
C. H. Wilson
Four Leaf Clover Club
Moose Hall
Suiday
He Izes
Ts. F. B. Luhrs
H. J.mes
Mayme Giesing
F. Bisser
Wilm Ervine
Aries Kuhlman
George Dashwood
Division
D. L. Musselman
Alfred Botsford
Willis Gardner
Harry Alexander
Marks Alexander
Houston
Captain Marks Alexander
Camp Logan
Young Ladies’ Sodality of the
St. Boniface Church
K. of C. Army and Navy Fund
Pauline Bergman
Olive Amen
Portland
Ore
J. B. Taylor
Clover Blossom Circle
Mable Faucett
Washington, D. C
War Department
Washington
Clara Greeman
Oak Camp
R.N. A
Eagles
Jack Ellis
R. L. Haughey
Rainy Day Club
Bunco
Herschel Bayliss
E. A. Rogers
Henry R. Hill
Verna Vinson
Lima
George Harland
Anna Kordsiemon
Christ Congregational Church
Herman Stoermer
Oak Leaf Club
Arthur Heideman
Lenore Meyer
Pasadena
Cal
Dave Wilcox
E. B. Hillman
Lillian Brown Inghram
E. C. Flowers
Branstetter
Nina Nettles
Andrew Journey
C. Rawson
W. Brooks
Hazel Wilhoit
Maple Grove
Frank Thomas
Maple Grove Household Science Club
Ed Schuhardt
New York Bible Society
Bible Society
Society
Nashua
N.H
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Delia Manty
Bowers Street
N. H
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Church News
Wonning-Hillerbrenner
Vy Ruth‘ Cameron
Vod
Heckenkamp
Big Factory
Br. Davis
the Lewis Shoe Store
Maine Street
Illinois
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