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Newspaper

Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

8

Party Notes Highlight Charity Card Event

A lively card party hosted by Mrs. Joseph Fischer at 809 Spring St raised funds for a French orphan. Prizes included lingerie pins crafted by Mrs. H. H. Brink and several attendees won at nine tables. Refreshments followed the games, with club members assisting.

Joseph Fischer Spring Street Three Arts Club H. H. Brink Oscar Keller Hugo Ernst Nicholas Heintz Thomas Gillespie Anton Ohnemus J. A. Davis E. H. Rheinheimer Chicago L. H. Loebbing Fischer

Westerman and McKenzie wedding delayed by travel

Walter Westerman son of Mr and Mrs J W Westerman 417 York Street and Miss Anna McKenzie of Fort Stockton Texas planned to wed January 8 but late arrival delayed the ceremony. Westerman formerly served in Camp Kearney band and will teach manual training in Fort Stockton. Helhake and Schutte wed at St John Catholic church at 6 30 in the morning with Miss Ada Schutte and Rome Jansen as attendants. couple to live on East Lind Street after a visit in St Louis.

John Ql.lynn York Street Kiefer George R. Southgate Metropolis First Christian Church Southgate Wiskitchen Marion Chumbley Klean Koal Quincy Coal Co Roy Denny St. Louis Newark Blessing Hospital E. F. Stannus Hampshire Street E. E. Gallagher Salvation Army R. F. Sparrow James Sparrow Rock Creek North Side Boat Club George Parkhurst Quincy New York E. G. Horner Burlington Iowa State Poultry Association Mooseheart Legion Moose Hall Union Christian Endeavor Society Immanuel Chapel Kiefer Pharmacy Owen Hilderback Augusta C. S. Covert North Fourth W. C. Woodsmall The Fire Association of Philadelphia W. R. Grumman Westerman-McKenzie Walter Westerman J. W. Westerman Anna McKenzie Fort Stockton Texas Fort Orth Westerman Camp Kearney McKenzie Helhake-Schutte Laura Schutte Joseph Helhake St. John Catholic Church Father Postner Henman Schutte Helhake Frank Helhake Ada Schutte Rome Jansen East Lind Street

Faces We Love and Discuss in Everyday Life

Ruth Cameron reflects on the joy of faces in magazines and on trolleys. She contrasts pages of war-work heroines with glossy photos of actresses, notes how beauty ideas differ by age, and imagines snapshots of Cleopatra and Helen of Troy.

Helen of Troy Cleopatra Anthony

Niehaus Frese Wedding Held at St John Church

Miss Margaret Niehaus daughter of Mr and Mrs C Niehaus 1114 Elm street wed George Frese son of Mr and Mrs L H Frese 1117 Chestnut street at St John Catholic church Rev Father Postner officiated. The couple will live in Los Angeles after a wedding breakfast for sixty relatives at the Frese home following a Kansas City visit.

Frese Kansas City Los Angeles

Musholt and Smith Wed in St Boni Parsonage

Miss Margaret Musholt daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Musholt 638 Vine street wed Harry Smith son of Mr and Mrs R P Smith 928 Payson avenue in the St Boni face church parsonage by Dean H B Degenhardt. They will reside at 93314 Jersey street.

Granger and Reid Tie Knot in Quincy Ceremony

Lena Reid and William Granger of Quincy were wed Wednesday at 10 AM in a ceremony conducted by E. J. Bonney of the Peace. They left for Springfield for a wedding trip immediately after.

Women Workers to Italy Extend YWCA Work

The Young Women’s Christian Association will expand activities into Italy. It has appropriated 6 000 and designated a secretary in France to take charge of the effort.

Women Workers Italy Young Women’s Christian Association Secreae

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