Entertains at Luncheon from Quincy Society
A Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs Edward Prince and her daughter Mrs Guy Noll at their East Maine street home highlighted the season with green and red decor. Numerous visitors and local social happenings fill the Quincy calendar as families plan gatherings and travel for Christmas and New Year.
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Edward Prince
Guy Noll
East Maine Street
Quincy
John Wesbels
Mildred Anna
San Francisco
Cal
City
Recital and holiday notices from Quincy area
Violin pupil Russell Wagner accompanied by Dorothy Rehm and Edith Kiem presented a Christmas era concert at the Conservatory of Music Recital Hall featuring Mozart Chopin Bohm and Chadwick selections. Knox College students returned for vacation. Local clubs Liberty Lassies Blue Bird Society and Grace Cornelius held parties and visitors indoors as Red Cross nurse Anna Weisenhorn returns from Ft. Sam Houston Fort Worth, Texas.
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Russell Wagner
Georgia E. Morey
Dorothy Rehm
J. T. Inghram
Edith Kiem
M. Persons
Conservatory of Music
Bohm
Chopin
Hugo Rheinhold
Kniawiak
Wieniawski
G. W. Chadwick
Foote
Christmas Socials and Family News From Quincy
Local column notes returning students and holiday plans across Quincy. Alan Stillwell arrives home from Ashville School to spend Christmas with the Stillwell family on East Maine. Charles Lesch recovers at home after recent surgery at St Marys Hospital. Miss Mary Nelsh heads to Springfield for holidays. Miss Anna Whitney returns from Washington to spend vacation with her parents. Beulah Prante hosts a Christmas Eve dance at Knights of Columbus hall. John Inghram spends weekend in Detroit with cousins before returning for holidays. Several reunions mark a fiftieth wedding anniversary in the Dickerson McAfee household with related dinners planned. Mrs Walter Ryan hosts a five hundred game with prizes to Mrs O Donnell and Mrs O Donnell.
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Joel Benton
City
Kansas City
Lawrence Wells
East Grove Avenue
Mr. Benton
Quincy
Far East
Harry Flaches
Jessie Stepker
South Sixteenth
Strecet
Anna Flaches
Robert Roethlisberger
Siepker
New York City
Francis Morris
St. Maryis School
Kansra
F. E. Morris
North Twenty-fourth Street
Alan Stillwell
Ashville
N. C
John Stillwell
East Maine Street
Charles Lesch
Spring Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Washington
Anna Whitney
Frank Whitney
South Sighteenth Street
Miss Whitney
National Cathedral School
Washington, D.C
Frank Tenk
Mary Treveler
Lunsheen Bridge
Tenk
East York Street
Beulah Prante
Knights of Columbus Hall
Detroit
John Inghram
John T. Inghram
East Hampshire Street
Mich
Mirian
Lillian Wetzel
Dickerson McAfee
Henry Wilson
Hoo Vermont Street
Robert White
Newcomb
Ryan
Walter Ryan
T17
North Fifth Street
Five Hundred
Leo’Donnell
Mrs. O'Donnell
Noted Composer Horatio Parker Dies in Cedarhurst
Distinguished American composer Horatio Parker, author of the Christmas cantata The Dream of Mary, died Friday at his daughter’s home in Cedarhurst New York. A Yale theory professor for years, Parker's operas and cantatas earned wide recognition including the Metropolitan Opera prize of 10000 in 1901 and a 1914 award for the best American Opera from the National Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Horatio Parker
Mary
Presbyterian Church
Cedarhurst
Parker
Yale University
Metropolitan Opera
Mona
Natiral Federation of Womens Clubs
Beat American Opera
Whist Played After Security Benefit Meeting
After the regular meeting of the Security Benefit Association in the 1. O. FPF hall Priday evening whist was played at ten tables with dancing. About seventy attended. Ladies' prizes went to Mrs. Julia Hoffman Miss Nettie Chapman and Mrs. Minnie Small. Gentlemen's prizes were won by Withan Bamnov William Van Blatr and W. J. Miller. Mrs Nethe Ochs was elected financier to fill a vacancy caused by resignation.
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Secunty Benefit Association
1. O. Fpf
Julia Hoffman
Nettie Chapman
Minnie Small
Withan Bamnov
William van Blatr
W. J. Miller
Nethe Ochs
Miss Felt to Attend Pershing Homecoming
Miss Lulu Felt, president of the Quincy College of Music, plans to attend the Pershing homecoming in La Clede Missouri. A reception will welcome General J. J. Pershing with Governor Gardner presiding, and he will be joined by his son Warren and sister May Pershing. A noon luncheon in his honor follows. Afterward Miss Felt will travel to Salina Kansas for Christmas with her brother and family.
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Lulu Felt
Quincy College of Music
la Clede
J. J. Pershing
Gardner
Missouri
General Pershing
Warren Pershing
Miss May Pershing
la Clvse
Potter Re-elected Acting Secretary of YWCA
Mrs Edgar Potter was re-elected acting general secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association at a Friday board meeting. She had filled the post since early fall and was praised for satisfactory work. Guest Eva Lieber of Hartford Ind spoke of her two years in army canteen hostess house work and delightful tea with the YWCA board.
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Edgar Potter
Young Women’s Christian Association
Potter
Eva Lieber
Hartford
Ind
Y. W
Miss Lieber
Quincy
The Priscilla Class Has Great Evening
The Priscilla class of the Vermont Street Metherist church enjoyed a delightful evening at Mrs. Elmer Lummis home on East Broadway. Members wore kid costumes and shared a six o'clock dinner then played games and shared amusement. Notable attendees included Edith Reuter Lois Sinnock Esther Taylor Etta Bittleston Vinnie Moorman Virginia Moorman Hester Clark Nell Crawford Nell Dick Florence Wattman Lillian Trower Isabel Beals Clive Stewart Hazel Smith Smith Woodward Pauline Fackler Mobile King Mrs Willard Sanderson Mrs A Morrison and Mrs George Beals.
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Priscilla
Vermont Street
Extension Class To Meet This Evening
The Washington University extension class of the Women Teachers club will meet Saturday evening at 7 30 in the Cheerful Home. Dr Carl Stevenson will discuss the development of socialism in Germany and France. This will be the fifth lesson of the course.
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Washington University Extension
Women Teachers Club
Carl Stevenson
Germany
France
Robertson Taylor wedding and Graves Day nuptials
In two weddings this Friday afternoon Miss Nellie Taylor of Taylor Missouri and Paul Robertson of Council Bluffs Iowa were united in marriage by Rev R H Newton at a friend's home on South Fourth Street with witnesses Winston Taylor and Gladys Tuttle. Sadie B Day of Lewistown Missouri married Roy C Graves of Lewistown by Rev F A McCarty at Vermont Street Methodist parsonage. they plan to start housekeeping on the bridegroom's farm two miles from Lewistown.
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Robertson- Taylor
R. H. Newton
First Christian Church
Miarriage
Nellie Taylor
Taylor, Mon
Paul Robertson
Council Bluffs
South Fourth Street
Winston Taylor
Gladys Tuttle
Unitarian Young People enjoy meeting and refreshment
The Unitarian church youth group held a pleasant meeting in the church basement on Thursday evening with dancing afterward and refreshments served by Mrs. Earle Cook, wife of the pastor. Interlude events included Miss Newell entertaining Luther Memorial church youths at 1105 Jersey Street, and St. Peter’s Evangelical choir members surprised their leader Henry Ellerbusch with a rehearsal and refreshments. The choir plans a Christmas music program and the Sunday School will sing carols next week.
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Frank Averkamp
Spring Street
Shennan Trish
W. Nummensen
James Albright
P. Widmaier
Broadway
Liberty Lassies
Wilma Schwindeler
Blue Bird Club
Blue Bird Society
E. P. Wike
North Sixth Street
J. A. Carter
State Street
Grace Cornelius
Payson Avenue
Unitarian Young People Maret— Young People’s Society of the Unitarian Church
Earle Cook
Newell Hoeme
Aca Newell
Jersey Street
Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor
Luther Memorial Church
Miss Newell
Ellerbusch
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Henry
Ular
Grace M. E
Helen Rottnayer
York Street
Salem to Present Cantata Pageant My Gift to the King
Rehearsals are under way for a Christmas Eve pageant at Salem Evangelical Church. The program titled My Gift to the King features the Sunday school members in special costumes.
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Salem
Local church events feature Christmas party plans
In Vernont Street M E church preparations include a Christmas tree for children and Sunday school treats. Ladies Social Union Sections F and C met for sewing, with Section F finishing dolls for the Woodland Christmas tree.
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Ladies Social Union
Vernont Street
M. E
Elmer Lummis
Clarence Wells
Personal items from Mt Sterling and area
Mrs. W. Y. Baker of Mt. Sterling shopped in Quincey Thursday. Paul Stormer and Emmett Vernham returned from Chicago where they attend school. Hopes for Babe Martin's recovery improved after a self inflicted revolver accident in Ewing Mo. Friday evening. he is at Blessing hospital as of yesterday.
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W. Y. Baker
Mt. Sterling
Quincey
Paul Stormer
Emmett Vernham
Chicago
Babe Martin
Ewing, Mo
Blessing Hospital
Privilege To Look Down A Woman On A Height
The author critiques a woman who looks down on others with disdain including business women college women and summer colony social climbers. She prejudges westerners southerners and a race regarded as cheap and common yet claims the height grants her privilege while revealing her own discontent.
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