Women and Children Society Notes in Quincy
Card club hostesses and guests mark a festive season in Quincy. Mrs RS W G Noll entertained at her Maine street home with Mrs Frederick Parer among honored guests. Various friends travel for Christmas including Miss Dorothy Durant bound for the city from Chicago and Mr Clyde Sears now in Tulsa with Ewing and Company. Harry Flach returns from Chicago to stay with Mrs Jessie Brepker. other relatives visit before final returns to New York and White Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Noll
Nche
Maine Street
Frederick Parer
Dorothy” Durant
E City
Chicaer
Marshalfield
M. Durant
Kentucky
Tulsa
Okla
Quincy
Clyde Sears
Sears
Ewing and Company
Chicago
Mrs.erman Bassett
St. Louis
Kehir
City
Harry Flache
Jessie Brepker
South Sixteenth Street
Anna Flach
Albert Roethlisberger
Brepker
New York
Ralph Schaberg
Sullivan
Broadway
South Side
Bryan Renge
Vine Street
Blessing Hospital
Benge
Leap Year Dance Planned by Quincy Girls at Hotel Newcomb
Quincy women announce a subscription dance on January 2 in the Hotel Newcomb ballroom to welcome Leap Year and celebrate freedom. Rialto Jazz will provide music as young men are invited, with hopes for a large, merry attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Hotel Newcomb
Rialto Jazz Orchestra
Miss Esther Bresee Weds Merwin Taber in Sacramento
In Sacramento on November 8, Miss Esther Bresee formerly of Quincy married Merwin Taber. Miss Bresee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bresee, has lived in California for several years and teaches after completing schooling there. Taber, a Quincy native, finished school and the normal in California and had many friends in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Esther Bresee
Merwin Taber
Sacramento
Cal
Cantata "The Dream of Mary" at Presbyterian Church
The Dream of Mary will be presented next Sunday afternoon during vesper services at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Lillian Brown Inghram will lead the choir with major roles, aided by Sunday school members. Offerings will benefit the Children's Aid Society. Wednesday evening prayer service and Missionary society event follow, with Miss Mamie Tripp presenting, and Mrs Frank Crane reading letters from a missionary sister in Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Presbyterian Church
Lillian Brown Inghram
Children’s Aid Society
Missionary Society of the Church
Frank Crane
Asia
Mamie Tripp
Methodist Retreat In Chicago District Notes
Church leaders from Quincy and surrounding areas join Methodist officials for the Area Retreat called by Bishop Thomas Nicholson. The gathering runs through today and Wednesday and aims to plan the Evangelistic campaign with attendance by pastors from Vermont street, Grace M. E., and several other towns including Clayton Meredosia Rushville Plymouth Grizzyville Pittsfield and Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Chicago
Thomas Nicholson
D. D
F. A. McCarty
Vermont Street Methodist Church
G. L. Losh
Grace M. E. Church
Quincy
A. H. McConnell
Clayton
Fred Reed
Meredosia
T. A. Adams
Rushville
E. A. Cole
Plymouth
J. M. Stretton
Grizyzsville
A. R. Grumman
Pittsfield
H. H. Waltmire
Pleasant Hill
Meetings of M. E. Societies This Week
Section F of the Ladies Social Union at Vermont Street M E church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Elmer Lummis 1524 Broadway. Section C gathers the same day at Mrs Clarence Wells 305 North Twenty fourth. Church service Wednesday evening led by Rev F A McCarty returning from Chicago. The Sunday school White Christmas on Dec 22 with George Wilson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Social Union
Vermont Street
M. E
Elmer Lummis
Broadway
Clarence Wells
North Twenty-fourth Street
F. A. McCarty
Chicago
George Wilson
House of Santa Claus at Unitarian Church
The Unitarian Sunday school presents the House of Santa Claus during Christmas week with Mrs. Charles Seger in charge. Rehearsals are set for Wednesday and Friday evenings, and Thursday features a Young People’s Society meeting at 8 o’clock. Mrs. E F Cook will speak on the Evolution of Religion in Rev Cook’s absence due to a trip to Chicago for a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Sunday School
Charles Seger
Young People’s Society of the Church
E. F. Cook
Cook
Chicago
Rev. Cook
Christmas Movie and Entertainment at First Union Church
The kiddits of First Union Congregational church will attend a movie party and Christmas entertainment on December 22. The program features comedies, Christmas games, and stunts with refreshments later. Committees include G B Cawthermne H D Brown Harold R Moore and several members. Chanukah begins today and lasts eight days with a quiet city celebration by Jewish residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Brown
Harold R. Moore
O. G. Mull
Charles Gay
Amanda Westhold
Marshall Travilla
Katherine Mulcahy
Estella Wachter
Salem Aid Society Elects Officers at Meeting
The Ladies Aid of Salem Evangelical church elected Mrs. Henrietta Ellerbrock president. Other officers are Mrs. Lizzie Behrensmeyer vice president, Mr. Dora Busch secretary, and Mrs. Fred Prante treasurer. Mr and Mrs W O Shank to be honored at Baptist church reception before their move to Atchison Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem Evangelical Church
Henrietta Ellerbrock
Lizzie ‘Behrensmeyer
Dora Busch
Fred Prante
Ladies Aid to Hold All Day Meeting at Kentucky Street Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the Kentucky Street Methodist church will meet all day in the parlors next Thursday. Members are sewing to finish before Christmas, and it will be the society's last meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Kentucky Street Methodist Church
First Christian Church Ladies Missionary Event Plans
Mrs Norbert Pfeifer of 32243 Jersey Street hosts the Ladies Missionary Society at her home this afternoon. Christmas music rehearsals occur tonight in church parlors and next Saturday evening. Sunday school children plan a Christmas program in the church auditorium next Sunday at 9 15 AM. Rehearsals for Pageant The Christ-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian
Norbert Pfeiffer
Jersey Street
Ladies Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Spirit in Foreign Lands pageant for East End Sunday school
The East End Christian Sunday school plans a Christmas pageant Spirit in Foreign Lands with rehearsal, set for December 21. Regular Testimonial Meeting is announced by the First Church of Christ, Scientist, at 8 pm Wednesday. Singers Mrs. McCullough Winters and Mrs. Irma Lusk will perform at Congregational church next Sunday during both services. Winters, now in New York City, and Lusk from Grand Rapids are noted for their musical ability. Good Shepherd choir to rehearse Christmas music at Mrs. L. E. Emmons Jr.’s home tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westerbeck
Fred Westerbeck
St. Louis
W. C. Bradley
South Twelfth Street
Carson Maxwell
Henry Crawford
William Keim
Wilbur Wodell
William Cramer
Ray Lee
East State Street
Cramer
J’ A van Doom
Maxwell
H. Roy Westerbeck
Quincy
Marion Crane
City
Washington University
Frank Crane
East Jersey Street
W. T. Duker, Jr
Philadelphia
W. T. Duker
North Eighteenth Street
Women’s Forum
John Benning
Vancouver
B. C
J. A. Benning
Edward Hasson
Charles Gay
John Stillwell
A. O. Lindsay
Gardner
East
Maine Street
Isaac Snedeker
Jerseyville
Snedeker
Ida Figgin
California
Fred Sherman
Mrs. Leonard
East End Christian Sunday School
First Church of Christ, Scientist
McCullough Winters
Irma Bastert
Irma Lusk
Congregational Church
Good Shepherd Church
L. E. Emmons, Jr
Quiet Wedding Of Ruth Brinkoetter And Roy Keller
Miss Ruth Brinkoetter and Roy Keller were quietly married Monday morning at the Unitarian church parsonage by Rev. Earl Cook. Attendants were Miss Margaret Baker and John Pott. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Brinkoetter, works as a stenographer. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs George Keller, is in the implement business with family. They left for a brief honeymoon in St Louis and Chicago and will reside at 909 1 2 North Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brinkoetter
Roy Eller
Unitarian Church
Earl Cook
Margaret Baker
John Pott
Weseman- Bier wedding in Palmyra church
Miss Louie Bier and Sidney Weseman, a popular Palmyra couple, wed Monday at 8 am in St Joseph Catholic church. Rev Father Farichon officiated. Attendants were Miss Gertrude Freiburg of Quincy and Vincent Harris of St Louis. Breakfast followed at the Loughenborough home. The newlyweds left for Kansas City and other Wear Ever aluminum ware locations.
Palmyra Couple Wed In Travel Rig Attire
Miss Bier married in a traveling suit of reindeer shade with matching hat. Miss Freiburg wore a toque shade suit with matching hat. The bride, a St. Mary academy graduate, is from Quincy. she is daughter of Mrs. Mary Bier of Palmyra. Weseman, son of J. B. Weseman of St. Louis, served two years in World War I in the Thirty-fifth division and now works in Palmyra. The couple plan to reside in Palmyra after January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Points
Miss Bier
Freiburg
St. Mary Academy
Quincy
Mary Bier
Palmyra
Weseman
J. B. Weseman
St. Louis
France
Durant and Hoyt Tie in Simple East Jordan Wedding
Richard Durant son of Mr and Mrs A M Durant of East Kentucky street and Miss Anna G Hoyt of East Jordan Mich wed in a simple ceremony in the bride’s family home Mrs Durant is prominent in social circles in East Jordan Durant a Quincy High School graduate and Armyour Tech chemical engineer now assistant manager at East Jordan Chemical Co They plan a brief visit to Chicago and will return to Quincy next week to celebrate the holidays at the Durant home on Kentucky street.
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Philip, Parker
Daugher
Frederic Parker
White Lains
N. Y
Miss Murphy
Mortis Adler
East Locusttreet
Margaret Murdy
Leavenworth
Kan
Lawrence Wells
Evers
Albert Evers
North Ninth Street
Charles Hawke
Robert
Emma Kespohl
Omaha
Neb
Arizona
Floyd Hunter
LaSalle
Reeder
Frank Purcell
Hugh Reeder
Melrose Chapel
Purcell
Esther Reeder
Annie Long
Mendon, Il
Los Angeles
David Jong
Mondon
T. E. Musselman
G. H. Scripps
Mr. Musselman
Hl. H. Schroeder
Vermont
Louis Schroeder
Chieu
Mr. Schroeder
Anna Finchs
Robert Roethlisberger
New York City
J. Hy Pastert
RS. C. Lawrence Wells
Grove Avenue
Margaret Murphy
Leavenworth, Kan
Wells
Elizabeth Oakley
South Twentyfourth Street
Miss Oakley
Frances Eldred
Elizabeth Wilson
Jane Eads
Helen Schaberg
Louise Rogers
Trula Earle
Irma Gerdes
Nona
Neva Schallenberg
Virginia Grieser
Vicks Vaporubs
Reynold
Clothiers
Hampshire St
Furnishers
Thomas A. Brown
Esther Bresse
Presbyterian
Ware-Wayland Co
West Side Square
M. E. Societies
Shanks
W. O. Shank
Atchison, Kan
The
Baptist Church
Alluminum
Gunthers
P. B. Patterson
North Seventh Street
L. R. Nutt
Two Buttes
Colo
DR. Price
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