Social Notes Chronicle Busy Round of Local Gatherings
Mrs. Wright hosts bridge for daugher Mrs Ted Wright with guests from New York and Galesburg. Mrs Kircher entertains at 500 with friends on North Eighth. Mr and Mrs Lewis host farewell dinner before Chicago move. Grandson and wife to occupy Mrs M Woman home in North Eighth. Miss Doris to stay with them. Mrs Schardon hosts sister Mrs Riley from Chicago due to ill child. Mrs Kittie Welch guests Mrs Rosalee McCullough from St. Louis. Jefferson school PTA meets Friday at 3. Walton Sleights Co operative club elects officers Elzie Waggoner succeeds. Mrs Rob Stickley to host next. Mrs Edgar Welsch hosts sewing afternoon. Leap Year party partygoers visit Miss Florence Westman home for luncheon. Dorothy Dayton to visit Chicago friends. Mrs Charles Gay hosts Wayside Inn lunch. A O Lindsay reviews book. Nettie Heckenkamp birthday surprise. Joseph Fischer visiting Quincy relatives. Mrs Percy Brown hosts cards for sister Mrs Wilford Auburn. R F Whitney hosts dinner for friends. Whatsoever club afternoon at Mrs Bredeweg. prizes to Mrs Howard and Mrs Wood. Miss Leona Fischer honored with Bunco and pink and white tea. Mrs Geschwinder honored with five o clock tea hosted by Mrs C C McCormick. Mrs Williamson returns from Avonville and stays in Newcomb Hotel. Mrs Caldwell bridged at E Sixth with Mrs Pools. Mrs Eugene Poole hosts. Miss Dorothy McIntosh to visit Bacon home. August Reitz and St Louis guests attend fiftieth wedding anniversary of Lampkameyer couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Lewis
Chicago
North Sixth Street
Mr. Lewis
North Eighth Street
Florida
Dana Lambert
Coatsburg
Lambert
Doris
J. H. Lambert
Homan
Scharden
Lawrence Schardon
Jackson Street
Hag
Charles Riley, Jr
Riley
Schardon
Montana
Miss Welch
Kittie Welch
Hampshire Street
Rosalee McCullough
St. Louis
Parent-Teachers' Association
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Jefferson School
Harriet Lee
Walton Sleights Co-operative Club
Kenneth Simms
North Twenty-second Street
Elzie Waggoner
James Riggs
Terrill Clascock
Lee Botts
Rob Stickley
Chestnut Street
Edgar Welsch
Oak Street
Josiah Platt
Herman Henhoff
Walter Chatten
Gil Hutmacher
Ernie Wisman
Herbert Parsons
Lottie Luther
Florence Westman
Vermont Street
Joseph Vogel
Leon Barton
Floyd Plowman
Carold Roller
Floyd Belt Timme Linnenman
Florence Weston
Edythe Maas
Gwendolvir Gross
Laura Newell
Hean Campbell
Bessie Brinkley
Dorothy Dayton
Wayside Inn
Charles Gay
East Maine Street
A. O. Lindsay
Nettie Heckenkamp
Adame Street
Bertha Heckenkamp
Quincy
Joseph Fischer
City
Fischer
Garnet Valentine
Douglas
Kansas
Auburn
Percy Brown
Wilford Auburn
Brown
Geschwinder
RS. C. C. McCormick
Payson Avenue
Louis Geschwinder
Charles H. Williamson
Avonville
N. Y
John K
Eugene Poole
Hannibal
Bacon
Dorothy McIntosh
Mobile
Als
Robert Bacon
Miss McIntosh
Colorado
Dorothy Rehm Stages Second Vocal Recital in Quincy
Miss Dorothy Rehm presented her second vocal recital Thursday at the Quincy Conservatory of Music before many friends. Her dramatic soprano voice and program impressed, with Lucile Freiburg also praised for cello numbers. The program included works by Tchaikowsky Elgar Turle Salter Pessard and Foster, featuring cello obbligato and a variety of songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rehm
Quincy
Spencer Johnon
Jeanne d'Arc— Tchaikowsky
Salut d'Armour
Edward Elgar
Mary Turtur Salter
Rudolf Frim
Wintter Watts
Emile Pessard
the Hawthorne
Arthur Foste
Officers Installed by Eagles' Auxiliary
Installation of officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Eagles was held in the Association hall with Frances Fink installing and Katherine Rice conducting. The new officers include President Sarah Wilkinson and other posts. a supper followed with the group limited to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagles
Association Hall
Frances Fink
Katherine Rice
la Rosa Reed
Olive Haley
Wilkinson
Society
Sarah Wilkinson
Fink
I’reda von Burg
Eva Jansen
Pauline Marold
Ilda Meyer
Minnie Sadewater
Yates
Gertrude Tobin
Anna Conners
Y W C A Girls Play Basketball Tonight
The Y M C A hosts an interclass basketball game this evening between the High school girls and the advanced business women of the association. Line up includes Fredericka Crane Maud Dunbar Edna Wohl Helen Schaeffer Neva Schallenberg Kertha Meyer Jane Eads Bertha Ott Marjorie Knapheide Marie Breen Winifred Potter Ethel Meyer Doris Lambert Sophia Luthin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Quincy Maroons
Fredericka Crane
Maud Dunbar
Edna Wohl
Helen Schaeffer
Neva Schallenberg
Kertha Meyer
Jane Eads
Bertha Ott
Marjorie Knapheide
Tyes Wee
Tony Per
Marie Breen
Winifred Potter
Ethel Meyer
Doris Lambert
Sophia Luthin
Miss Henson Named As Club President
The Congregational Young Women's club held its business session. Agnes Henson was elected president replacing Mrs D Lewis who will move to Chicago. A movie fundraiser was planned for February 10 to 13 at the Star theater with tickets on sale. The club adopted new by laws and will operate under the official name Congregational Young Women's club. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Young Women's Club
Agnes Henson
D. Lewis
Quincy
Chicago
Star Theater
First Chapter Of Study Book Is Read
The Luther Memorial Missionary society studied the first chapter of The Crusade of Compassion on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. William Marsh’s home. Mrs. H D Condron led the session with devotionals by Mrs. C W Breitweiser. The group pledged 50 toward the Easter offering and enjoyed a five oclock tea with victrola music. the next meeting will be at Mrs. Arthur Purpus’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusade of Compassion
Luther Memorial Missionary Society
William Marsh
State Street
H. D. Condron
C. W. Breitweiser
Arthur Purpus
Twelfth and
St Boniface Young Men Install Officers
The annual meeting of the St. Boniface church Young Men society held in their club room installed new officers for the coming year. Leaders were chosen to guide activities and community service at St. Boniface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Young Men's Society
St. Boniface Church
The Ten to One Man and Social Talk Tactics
A thoughtful column explores how certain people, often women, steer conversations toward personal topics. It shows how skilled tacticians spot when others want to share, steer chats back to poignant anecdotes, and the subtle art of letting someone reveal a cherished story.
Lodge installs officers and plans anniversary social
Joe Kiefer served as Installing officer as A. J. Kunsch became president with Tom Kearney as vice president, Frank Wartman financial secretary, Bernard Schmeing recording secretary, Tony Moore treasurer, and J. Sohm Edward Sohm and Joe Kiefer as trustees. An auditing committee report by Ralph Thieman was approved. The group voted to observe the sixty fourth anniversary with an entertainment social later this month and held a smoker with refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kiefer
A. J. Kunsch
Tom Kearney
Frank Wartman
Bernard Schmeing
Tony Moore
Edward Sohm
J. Sohm
Joe Kiefert
Ralph Thieman
Ruth and Naomi Club Is Entertained at First Christian
Mrs H S Baymiller and Mrs P G Prindle hosted the Ruth and Naomi society Thursday at the First Christian church. The group held a business meeting and planned a January 23 joint meeting with the Ladies Aid to sew for the St Louis Christian orphanage. Another all day session is set for January 29 to sew for the Associated Charities of Quincy. Twenty one members attended and social time followed. Next week hosts are Mrs M E Becker and Mrs Beals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Baymiller
P. G. Prindle
Ruth and Naomi Society
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Society
St. Louis
M. E. Becker
Beals
Sunday school and church women meet for sewing and study
A Sunday school session at Mrs. D. V. Barker's home featured sixteen ladies with needlework and chatter then a luncheon. Section F of the Ladies Social Union met at Mrs. H. C. Sterling's home with twenty seven present planning sewing for Woodland home. Central Baptist Women study group met at Mrs. Charles Thompson's home with Miss Jessie Anderson leading and Jennings Clark guiding revival music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
D. V. Barker
Ladies Social Union
Vermont Street Methodist Church
H. C. Sterling
North Twenty-fourth Street
Woodland
Women's Society
Central Baptist Women's Society
Charles Thompson
State Street
Jessie Anderson
Jennings Clark
Baptist Church
Marsh
Lucille Pollock
European nations publish more books per capita than the United States
In normal times Norway Sweden Denmark Holland France Belgium Switzerland Italy Germany Austria Hungary Spain and Portugal publish more books relative to population than the United States. Their books also have a wider distribution.
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Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holand
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Italy
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Spain
Portugal
United States
Brief Personal Notes From Quincy and Surroundings
Channel Catfish, Wisherd's, Yarry Pocras are in Chicago on business. Mrs. W. D. Wallace and two children of Stewart, Oklahoma, return Sunday from Quincy after visiting Mrs. Wallace's mother, Mrs. Frank Urbanowski. Join the Christmas Savings Club of State Street Bank and Trust Co now forming. Eugene Albright posted a $3,000 bond in county court as oil inspector for Adams County. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stegner head to Augusta to visit relatives, then plan time in Mt. Vernon, Indiana. Dr. N. T. Lafler offers chiropractic treatments at 201-204 Ill. State Bank Building. Mr. and Mrs. John Newman of South Eighth Street visit relatives in Chicago. D. W. L. club met with Mrs. Will Warmarker. prizes to Mrs. George Lohman, Mrs. August Wichmann, Mrs. Henry Thiemann. Mrs. Diola Pallardy of Pittsfield attends Grace Whipple O. E. S. installation, visiting Mrs. Margaret Marrett. Miss Norma Badgley leaves for St. Louis for a position. Elsie Hammel returns to duties for Chester Childs after visiting Lincoln, Nebraska. W. A. Martin and Miss Edith Martin depart for San Sebastian, Florida, where Mr. Martin owns an orange plantation. Fred Rennecker of near Burton attends local business. F. A. Gougler, Adams County farm advisor, to Pittsfield for Winter Corn Show. L. S. Griffith, Lee County farm adviser, in Quincy to discuss soybeans with Gougler. a drive to the country for seed follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wallace
Stewart, Okla
Quincy
Wallace
Frank Urbanowski
North Front Street
State Street Bank and Trust C6
Eugene Albright
Adams County
Howard Stegner
Augusta
Stegner
U. S. Navy
Mt. Vernon
Ind
N. T. Lafler
State Bank
John Newman
South Eighth Street
Chicago
Garretts
D. W. L. Club
Will Warmker
George Lohman
August Wichmann
Henry Thiemann
Diola Pallardy
Pittsfield
Grace Whipple
Margaret Marrett
Broadway
Norma Badgley
St. Louis
Stace Street Bank and Trust Co
Elsie Hammel
Lincoln
Neb
Chester Childs
W. A. Martin
Edith Martin
San Sebastien
Fla
Martin
Fred Rennecker
Burton
Wallace With Full Credentials at Paris Hungarian Treaty Ceremony
Ambassador Wallace possessed full plenipotentiary credentials to represent the United States at the Hungarian treaty ceremony in Paris this afternoon. He acted in the same capacity as did President Wilson, Secretary Lansing, Under Secretary Polk, and other plenipotentiaries when the German Austrian and Bulgarian treaties were handed over.
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Paris
Wallace
America
Wilson
Lansing
Polk
Grass rope decor marks New Year in Japan
A grass rope linked between houses with symbolic decorations is a New Year feature in Japan believed to ward off evil spirits for the year.
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Japan
Damask Fabric Ad Promises Mercerized Variety
Advertisement notes mercerized damask fabric at 58 inches wide with a pleasing assortment of patterns sold by the yard at .69 cents and a reference to a smaller price per yard at .79 cents.
Men's and children's apparel sale notes
Gray adult wool items priced at 2.75 value now 1.69. Children’s separate shirts and fleece lined “M” tape shirts offered in a broken lot. Peeve ecaasaveanae leading to a 39 cent item.
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Wright
Lyman. McCarl
Bridge
North Twelfth Street
Ted Wright
New Yor
James Webster
Galesburg
Frances Eldred
Will Kircher
Kircher
John Airsmith
John Simmons
Leak
Fannie Putman
Mrs
Frank Whitney
South Eighteenth Street
E. G. Bredeweg
Emmett Howard
Chauncey Wood
Miss Fischer
Leo Spettnagel
South Sixth Street
Leona Fischer
Spettnagel
Albert Maker
Edgar Kreuger
Ed Grimmer
Harvey Miller
Carl Hunt
Mary Timpe
Mildren Tichter
Lillian Pollock
Stella Wammerle
Genevieve
Katherine Smith
Minnie Stephen
Elizabeth Hummert
Katherine Cohl
Palmyra
August Reitz
St Louis
August Lampkameyer
Eagles’ Auxiliary
Miss Henson
Talis
Cameron
Ruth
Naomi
F. A. Gougler
L. S. Griffith
Lee County
SER
Everett
Gray
Aeee Eees
Infants
Minneapolis
Vanta
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