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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1915

Page

7

Merriment in Keokuk Elks party opens holiday season

Keokuk hosts a Christmas season fête at the Elks club house with Mr. and Mrs. Wells N Irwin leading the reception and grand march. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Irwin Miss Mary Irwin and others from Quincy San Diego and White Plains. Supper and red green décor accompanied centerpieces of red pepper plants.

Daily Constitution-Democrat Rives Keokuk Wells Irwin Stephen Irwin Mary Irwin Gay Elks Club House Wells N. Irwin Frances Sawyer Ferdinand Beard Albert Northrup White Plains N. Y Frank Merrill W. F. Carter W. J. Roberts F. B. Dorsey T. R. Beard W. J. McKee Berry Barlow Florence Halbach Catherine Montgomery Chester Poling Russell Williams Quincy Elaine Sweet San Diego Cal N.Y Laurence Wells Joel Benton Katherine Williamson Margarethe Kespohl Miss Kespohl Miss Williamson

Women and girls dominate education and public service stories

The article highlights women's roles across the United States including enrollment figures at the University of Wisconsin, thousands of girls employed in Pennsylvania, and large numbers attending New York City night schools. It notes Margaret Wilson presiding over an American Civic association session, Betty Brown running a training establishment near Philadelphia for kind horse breaking, and E H Warriman funding educational campaigns for high-risk occupations. It also reports on the first major meeting of American women in Washington by the National Civic Federation, prospects for the Susan B Anthony amendment, California creating a women‑led court, Mana L Sanford recognized as a leading woman educator, and Mrs Isabella Gibbons becoming custodian of a ballot box in Pottsville. Reverend Albertie A Philips takes a Canada pastorate, with Miss Phillips to be the lone woman Universalist preacher in Canada.

University of Wisconsin Pennsylvania New York City Margaret Wilson American Civic Association Washington Betty Brown Philadelphia E. H. Warriman Woman's Department National Civic Federation Sutherland Utah Representative Monell Wyoming Susan B. Anthony Congress California United States Mana L. Sanford University of Minnesota Isabella Gibbons Pottsville Mre Gibbons Tudge Brom Pottsvile Albertie A. Philips East Montpelier Universalist Huntingville Que Miss Phillips Canada

Local residents visit city for Christmas shopping

W C Bayne and family of Canton visited the city for shopping while G H Tipton a farmer near Golden stopped in on farm business near Palmyra. Maywood banker A P White and others from nearby towns were in town for banking and social affairs as Christmas activities unfolded.

W. C. Bayne Canton Illinois State Bank G. H. Tipton Golden State Savings Bank of Maywood William Hanks Quincy Forbes N. C Weilers Harvey Riggs Mercantile Bank Sophia Schupp Davenport Amalia Schupp Hampshire Street Lafler Arcade Hall Florence ‘Trotter Katherine Zimmerman Edmee Georgia Ertel MacReady Kansas City

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