Entertaining Women and Children in Quincy Society
Social notes from Quincy detail dinners and club gatherings at various homes on Maine, Hampshire, Vine, and Adams streets. Events include Mrs. FIFER entertaining eight friends, a postponed matinee music club, pie social for Armenian relief, D W L club afternoon, and multiple birthday and card club celebrations. Several families plan travels to Hot Springs Arkansas and Chicago, with others returning from Texas and Florida visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. G. Club
May Lenane
Vine Street
Edith Kohlmeyer
South
C. A. Fifer
Will McMein
Florida
Quincy
Arkansas
J. H. Bastert
Mildred
Hot Springs
Ark
Alpha Chapter Masked Ball Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd filled the Ma sonic Temple ballroom Thursday for the Alpha chapter O E S masquerade party. Costumes ranged from pretty to unusual with impersonations by clowns and minstrels. Dancing to O Farrells orchestra followed the grand march. Mrs Ernest Kuhle and Miss Eleanor Heuer organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Alpha Chapter
O'Farrell
Ernest Kuhle
Eleanor Heuer
Judge Fred Wolfe Weds Walter Miller and Miss K Welsch
County Judge Fred Wolfe married Walter J. Miller of Peoria and Miss K Welsch of Center Missouri in his office at the courthouse on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolfe
Walter J. Miller
Peoria
K Welsch
Center
Court House
Teachers' Club Delightful Annual Minstrel Program
A minstrel show with songs vaudeville stunts and witty sketches entertained the Webster school audience at the Teachers Club annual meeting Thursday evening. Committees led by Elizabeth Schreiber Edna Heidbreder Dorothy Fargo planned acts and a 6:30 supper chaired by Florinda Uecke. Doris Fisher, recently elected president, presided for the first time and committees were formed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Teachers Club
Webster School Auditorum
Elizabeth Schreiber
Edna Heidbreder
Dorothy Fargo
Florinda Uecke
Doris Fisher
Civic Section Hears Report Of Meetings
The Civic Section of the Women's Forum met in the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs Anne Jarrett Wood spoke about the Jubilee meeting of the National Women's Suffrage League held last week in Chicago and described the forming of the National Women's Voters League. The session discussed general civic topics and adjourned to meet again in two weeks at 4 PM at the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Forum
Chamber of Commerce
Anne Jarrett Wood
National Women's Suffrage League
Chicago
National Women's Voters League
Salem Confirmation Class Members Named by Church
Confirmands of Salem Evangelical church are listed with names and addresses. The long roster includes Loren Mester, Alfred Bentrop, Le Roy Bardon, Harold Sturhahn, Ralph Bentrop, Edwin Ehrer, Hosmer Ebrer, Wm Laaker, Walter Vahle, Walter Leemhuis, Kiebert Loehr, Carl Pechl, Elmer Neuer, Wm Boekmann, Ralph Wiegmann, Oliver Degitz, Loren Mansfehit, Floerence Stroatman, Mildred Schutte, Elsie Neuer, Louise Steinmann, Irma Loos, Florence Adams, Helen Schildt, Helen Heilwagen, Vera Selumidt, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Evangelical Church
Broys
Loren Mester
Monroe
Alfred Bentrop
South Twelfth
Leroy Bardon
Washington
Harold Sturhahn
Ohio
Ralph Bentrop
Hieventh
Edwin Ehrer
Payson Avenue
Hosmer Ebrer
Wm. Laaker
Madison
Walter Vahle
Walter Leemhuis
South Ninth
Kiebert Loehr
Jefferson
Carl Pechl
R. BR
Elmer Neuer
Wm. Boekmann
State
Rarph Wiegmann
Oliver Degitz
Loren Mansfe Hit
Clais
Marian Spilker
Jefferson Floerenee Stroatman
Mildred Schutte
Marriage Licenses for Walter Miller and Lola Welsch
Walter J. Miller aged 28 of Peoria and Lola K. Welsch aged 32 from Center, Missouri are listed as a marriage license pair. The notice records their names ages and hometowns as filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Miller
Peoria
Lola K. Welsch
Center, Mo
Evangelist Loose Preaches Hell Sermon at Farewell Tonight
Evangelist E. P. Loose declares hell designed as warning not threat and urges acceptance of Jesus Christ. He discusses memory, repentance, and the gulf between saved and unsaved, noting college students and local attendees at Vermont Street revival. Farewell sermon announced for this evening as services end.
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Evangelist Loose
Hell
E. P. Loose
Vermont Street
M. FE
Jesus Christ
Treaven
Heil
the Evangelist
Mr. Loose
Gan City
Lutheran service postponed to next week
The Lutheran church service scheduled for Thursday evening was postponed to next week. Members of the Ladies Sewing Circle of St. John Lutheran met in the school hall Thursday afternoon with a social coffee following the regular meeting. Rev. G. J. Losh returned from Paloma where he aided in organizing district Sunday schools for an evangelistic campaign to begin Easter. Rev. Carl Buch and Rev. F. Ettelgeorge returned from Canton and Warsaw after attending the Win One Campaign of the Methodist church. The Vermont Street Methodist Polvanna class hosted Evangelist and Mrs. E. P. Loose, Jed G. Fisher, Dr. and Mrs. KF. A. McCarty, and RB. R. Potter at a class supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Mu
Central Baptist Church
Chicago
J. L. Heintz
Joe Weber
Adams Street
E. Wortman
Will Warmker
Leo Fisher
Fairbury
Frank Johnson
Johnson
Dallas
Teague
Tex
R.A. Gardner
Hampshire Street
George Riedinger
C. E. Zander
Liberty Lassies
Madison School
Park Place
Thomas Johnson
Roma Boekenhoff
St. John Lutheran Church
Paloma
Rev
G. J. Losh
Carl Buch
Bethel M. E
F. S& Ettelgeorge
Kentucky Street M. B
Canton
Warsaw
The
Methodist Church
Polvanna
Vermont Street Methodist Church
E. P. Loose
Jed G. Fisher
KF. A. McCarty
RB. R. Potter
Nearly Everyone Insane to Some Degree in Bivin Lecture
Dr George D Bivin warned a large Quincy high school audience that nearly everyone is insane to some degree. He described nervous signs such as nail biting finger twisting pupil enlargement and neck pain and stressed rest to prevent breakdowns Emotions shape health and daily actions and the morning mood sets the tone for the day. He answered questions about Christian Science and outlined eight weeks of follow up lectures by Mrs C A Moorman for the Chaddock Aid Society at the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Bivin
Bivin
Lilis
Church News: St John Guild Holds All Day Sewing Meet
Members of St John Guild spent Thursday in an all day sewing session for an Easter sale. A picnic luncheon was served at noon. The Sunday school teachers meeting was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Guild
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Maine Street
Martha Graracher
Miss Weis
Waterloo
Arlene Weis
Wateloo
Eagle's Hall
J. H. VandenBoom, Jr
Euphemia Fischer
R. C. Boger
North Eight Street
I. D. Condron
Thomas Caddick
Julius Seidel
Kate Herlemann
Burlington
Iowa
Herlemann
Heuer
N. L. Heuer
North Twelfth Street
Louis Polk
George Leifhelm
John Heuer
Milwaukee
Percy Werner
Columbia
Marguerite Edwards
Milwaukee Journal
Werner
J. C. Wallace
Clifton Simmons
Claude Till
Claude
Clara Simmons
Wiliam West
Velma Wallace
Prank Wallace
Ben Davies
Weilers
N. 5Th ST
Miller-Welsch
Teachers’ Club
SALEM
Devil
Gem City
Miss Dillinger
Miss Bell
Miss Koehman
Wells
Fisher
Stockton
BK. Sims
North Fifth Street
Sarah Thrush
North Eighth Street
Mary Anderson
T. J. Petri
Elmer Lummis
Thompson
Broadway
Ht. Nichols
North Migith Street
Pitter
South Twelfth Street
Louse
Lutheran Church
Bivins
Church News
St. John
Malden Maan
Venice
Maine ST
Weeslers
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