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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1915

Page

9

Elegant Bridge Party Honors Two Brides

Marie Stahl hosts a bridge party for Miss Margarethe Kespohl and Miss Katherine Williamson with four tables and prizes won by Mrs. Boyd Castle and Mrs. Chester Wilcox. The event includes gifts, refreshments, and a later luncheon and tea plans for the honorees, plus a roundup of local social news and upcoming gatherings across Quincy.

Emil Halbach Margarethe Kespohl Katherine Williamson Boyd Castle Chester Wilcox Castle Wilcox Williamson Ada Margarethe Kes‘pohl Arch Rogers Birr. Irwin Zens Smith George Helme Springfield Margaret Read Oakland Jessie Brady New York Tom Adams Florence Halbach Laurence Wells Jeanette Wels Duayton Margaret Lyford AA Otto Mohrenstecher Jersey Street Hordr Mohrenstecher

Quincy Pulse Arrests Driver for Cruelty to Animals

Adam Kirby a Sprague Coal driver was arrested by Humane Officer Fowley on cruelty charges. He allegedly tried to drive unshod horses on slippery streets and mistreated them as they could not stand. Pure Milk Meeting Tonight at Webster School auditorium features Dr. David Klein discussing local milk survey results and urging community women to attend for remedies identified by state pure food workers.

Adam Kirby Sprague Coal. Company Fowley Webster School David Klein

Secretary Daniels Warns Dreadnoughts Not Sole Answer

Washington reports that the California class battleships, displacing 32 000 tons, may mark the high water mark in size for US battleships. He urges balanced fleets with cruisers and submarines, noting that bigger ships alone cannot win sea war. The statement replies to Congress on plans for a new warship type based on European conflict lessons.

Washington Congress Daniels Panama Canal California Europe Navy Department Pennsylvania Navy

Barons Zwiedinek Statement in Passport Letter

Baron Erich Zwiedinek, Austro Hungarian embassy charge, says he acted as a subordinate official under Dr Constantin Dumba when he suggested neutral passports to aid reservists crossing to Austria Hungary. The State Department will likely accept his explanation, easing tensions with Austria Hungary.

Zwiedinek New York Austria-Hungary Constantin Dumba Baron Zwiedinck Lansing Dumba Baron Zwiedinek United States Austria- Hungary

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