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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
8
An essay argues against the notion that bringing up children is unfair when parents cannot do more. It contrasts a modest, loving, diligent mother and children who are fed, clothed, educated, and cared for with critics who pity the child. The piece ends urging to honor such mothers who sustain character and opportunity.
A fashion note for a rainproofed fabric coat for an eight year old. The design features a wide checked raincoat with a belted waist, raglan sleeves, generous pockets, a storm collar, and a matching rain hat option. Warm lining and interlining are advised for girls, with two and a quarter yards of 36 inch material for an eight year old.
Edith M. White of Peoria formerly Edith Earp of Quincy wed Dr. Patrick J. Tobin of Pekin in a county court room ceremony by Judge Lyman McCarl. Miss Mae Cornelius of Quincy and Max R. Lehman attended. The couple plan a Chicago honeymoon then settle in Pekin.
Miss Ethel Westman of 2510 Veront street turned eighteen on Wednesday and received a surprise party organized by three friends. The event featured games with prizes and music. Guests included Miss Alvena Hildebrand Arthur Rosenkoetter Roy Mollenauer Miss Leona Schmeize and Miss Walter Kelker. A cameo brooch was given to the host.
Chicago December 29 More than 4000 applications for appointments under Governor elect Frank O Lowden are on file in his office. About 600 positions will be filled after he assumes office. If legislation consolidating state boards passes, total appointments would be halved.
Athens reports a second note to the entente powers citing rising popular anger at the blockade. The government recalls its prior appeal for mutual consideration and warns Greece may seek national guidance on the course to follow if action is not taken soon.
A Quincy holiday reception at 1869 Maine Street hosted by Mrs. Timothy P. Castle and Mrs. William H. Baker featured pink and white roses, tulle garlands, and colored lamps. Guests included Mrs. Herman Sandell of Chicago and Edith Crane of Mt. Sterling, with several attendees from Galesburg and Hannibal. Later, Alma and Lorene Bredeweg hosted a dancing party at Knights of Columbus hall for visiting guests Katharine Harrington and Rachel Hall, complemented by a five piece orchestra and yellow gold decor.
Suzanne Fawcett hosted two days of gatherings for Miss Elizabeth Schadd during her holiday visit. Out of town guests included Ruth Minckemeyer from Kansas City and Priscilla Bonfoey of Kirksville, with luncheon closeouts and games featured each afternoon.
RS Homer M Swope entertained Thursday afternoon with a first of two bridge parties. Nine tables competed with Miss Irma Bastert winning the first prize cut glass bud vase, Mrs O G Mull second honors. A two course luncheon accompanied the affair as Christmas bells and cut flowers decorates the rooms.
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