Society and Clubs Hostess Luncheon and Gatherings
Frank Crane hosted the Modern Novel Club at his East Jersey street home with Mrs. Edward Prince as guest and Mrs. James Irwin reviewing the book. Various dinner parties and entertainments followed around town with notable guests including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, the Drury and Beatty households, and engagements and outings across Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Novel Club
Frank Crane
East Jersey Street
Edward Prince
James Irwin
Lewis
Luther Drury
North Eighth Street
T. D. Lewis
Chicago
Cards Played At 16 Tables At St. Rose
Sixteen tables crowded St. Rose school hall for a Thursday afternoon card party featuring 500 and whist. Prizes in 500 went to Mrs. Emil O'Donnell Mrs. F. T. Ahren and Miss Louise Geers while whisk prizes went to Mrs. Bucklin Mrs. Ed Green and Mrs. Hruggen. Delic cookies coffee and social hour followed the games hosted by Mrs. Ford Kircher Mrs. Walter Ryan Mrs. Otto Koetters Mrs. Frank Heine and Mrs. John Higgins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose
Emil O'Donnell
F. T. Ahren
Louise Geers
Bucklin
Ed Green
Hruggen
Ford Kircher
Walter Ryan
Otto Koetters
Frank Heine
John Higgins
Queen Of West Camp Installs Its Officers
Queen of the West Camp R N A installs its officers at a pretty ceremony in the Eagles hall on Wednesday evening. A dinner followed for 225 attendees. Officers installed include Oracle Bessie Duesdieker vice oracle Elizabeth Wartman past oracle Rosa Meyer chancellor Ella Hellhake recorder Anna Ernst receiver Eleanor Meise marshal May Nickerson assistant marshal Marme Stock inner sentinel Kate Rice outer sentinel Celia Wyer managers Martha Camp Mary Jane Duffy Phronic Fleer pianist Hila Brierton flag bearer Ada Downs faith Lillian Grover courage Mary Cate modesty Lena Duesdieker unselfishness May Long endurance Mattie Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of the West
Eagles Hall
Oracle
Bessie Duesdieker
Elizabeth Wartman
Rosa Meyer
Ella Hellhake
Anna Ernst
Eleanor Meise
May Nickerson
Marme Stock
Inner Sentinel
Kate Rice
Outer Sentinel
Celia Wyer
Mauck Couple Surprised by Church Congregation
Rev and Mrs L C Mauck of the Fast End Christian church were delightfully surprised Wednesday evening by their congregation. Attendees brought a pound of some article for a social hour after the mid week service and gifts were presented to the pastor and his wife. The event brought merriment and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Mauck
Fast End Christian Church
Y W C A Banquet to Seat 250 at Presbyterian Church
Preparations are underway to seat 250 at the annual YWCA banquet in the Presbyterian church on February 5. Tickets are being sold by Mrs. W F Kirtley who will name assistants. Chicken pie supper at 6 30 followed by a program of miscellaneous numbers. Directors to be elected to fill eight term expirations. Names of those ending terms listed with nominating committee and other banquet committees named. Admission 65 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. F. Kirtley
Association
Ellen Brown
Effie Adams
Alfred Ellis
Eva Fields
John T. Inghram
Helen Osborne
H. E. Schmiedeskamp
John E. Wall
Henry ©. Sprick
Ida Stewart
T. D. Arnold
Edgard. Potter
C. A. Osborne
W. V. Kirtley
Two Recitals Set By Quincy College Musi Pupils
Pupils from the Quincy College of Music will present two Saturday recitals in the Unitarian church. The 2 pm program features primary pupils, and the 3:30 pm program serves intermediate students. Participants include Harold Sibbing, John Fick, Virginia Greenleaf, Eliza beth Fish, Marjorie Smythe, Ada Marie Johnson, Dorothy Lee, Elmer Bunte, Gilbert Warerk, Mary Evans, Anna Lane Allen, Clements Bickhaus, Mildred Broemmell, Edith Huffman, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy College of Music
Unitarian Church
Harold Sibbing
John Fick
Virginia Greenleaf
Ralph Settle
Winifred Fish
Eugene Sfunsaker
Elizabeth Fish
Marjorie Smythe
Ada Marie Johnson
Dorothy Lee
Ella Mae Stranckmeyer
Lotus Beckmeyer
Elmer Bunte
Gilbert Warerk
Robert Guill
Mary Evans
Grace Mauck
Joe Affre
Maxine Kilgere
Carlene Awerkamp
Harriett Rothgeb
Anna Lane Allen
Harold Kreimeyer
Marion Schermerhorn
Sylvia Gehring
Margaret Fischer
Grace Hoehne
Wilma Stock
Winnie Freiburg
George Meise
Cecil Wiley
Clements Bickhaus
Helen Fairbrother
Irene Michelman
Junior Jasper
Helen Cook
Catherine Wellemeyer
John Bernbrock
John Hay
Dorothy Crocker
Neva Beckmeyer
Alice Rosenheim
Roy Voss
Evangeline Dickhoener
Mary Cody
Dorothy Weiler
Velma Reische and James Reathaford Wedding at Central Baptist
Miss Velma Loraine Reische of Versailles and James L. Reathaford of Melrose were married Thursday evening at the Central Baptist parsonage by Rev. Robert Van Meigs. Both are twenty. Attendants were her sister Mrs. Lela Grover and her daughter Miss Glenna Grover of 525 Chestnut Street. The couple will stay a few days at the Grover home before returning to their own residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Wiliam Hart
Chicago
Jacob Swartz
St. Louis
Miss Felt
Lulu Felt
Garnett Heitz
Heitz
Florence Johnson
O. Will
F. M. Jackson
North Fifth Street
California
Myra Farrar
Phil Steinbach
South Twenty-second Street
Frank Clayton Rulon
Riverside
Cal
Los Angeles
Iotel
Miss Ellis
Margaret Wells
Eleanor Ellis
C. C. Spenser
Dorothy Dayton
Miss Dayton
Spencer
Ellis
Charles Eaton
Virginia Cone
Helen Reticker
Georgena Cottrell
Lillian Pierson
Dorothy Russell
L. ©. Gibbs
Reading Club
Sam Dickson
Williams
Russell Williams
Frank Lewellyn
Rolland Wagner
Wayside Tinker Monday Bridge Club
Velma Loraine Reische
Versailles
James L. Reathaford
Melrose
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Lela Grover
Glenna Grover
Chestnut Street
Reataford
Grover
Cain Klepper Married in Tilt Maine to Calvin Cain
Jessie Klepper formerly Ganz of Tilt Maine Street wed Calvin I Cain of Rushville in a Vermont street Methodist church parsonage by Rev F A McCarty at 2 pm Thursday. They will live in Rushville. Mrs Klepper is sister to Mrs Harold Knapheide and Mrs J L Thomas. Cain is Schuyler county schools superintendent for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Mr. Cain
Schuyler County
Butler couple united in marriage at Galesburg home
Johns Butler Frank Johns and Miss Mary Lillian Butler of Galesburg wed on a Wednesday in the First Christian church pastor Rev R R Newton officiated at the home of A W Thompson 628 North Fifth street with both sets of parents and relatives present.
Huebner and Helmedag Wed in Paloma Ceremony
Frank Huebner of Paloma and Miss Caroline Helmedag of this city wed Wednesday afternoon by Justice Heckle. The bride’s siblings Rome Helmedag and Kate Helmedag attended. After the ceremony the party gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Budde at 1025 South Eleventh street. The couple will reside in Paloma.
Mittelburg Hoffman Lewis Mittelburg Grace Hoffman Marriage
Mittelburg and Grace Helen Hoffman of Burton wed Wednesday evening in St Mathew Lutheran parsonage near Burton. Rev J G Kaiser officiated with attendants Miss Hilda Mittelburg and W Hillebrennen. Couple to reside at groom’s parents home. wedding supper served at Mrs Le Roy Wolf’s home in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittelburg- Hoffman
Lewis Mittelburg
Grace Helen Hoffman
Burton
Marnage
St. Mathew Lutheran Church
J. G. Kaiser
Hilda Mittelburg
W. Hillebrennen
le Roy Wolf
Quincy
Gray and Eber wed in Camp Point church parsonage
Mrs Ning Eber daughter of F J Trout Camp Point and Louis J Gray son of Samuel Gray Camp Point were married Thursday afternoon by Rev L C Mauck in the East End Christian church parsonage. They were unattended and will reside on a farm seven miles south of Camp Point.
W R C Members Make Cushions for Invalids
Col Shepherd at Soldiers and Sailors Home calls off today event due to sickness. Earlier, members gathered at cottage 20 to craft cushions for cottage 12 residents, a group of cripples and blind. They provided three dozen cushions, earning the old comrades gratitude and pride in their effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Shepherd
W. R.C
Revival Sermon Highlights Christ's Power to Save
Rev. Harry J. Moore delivered a strong sermon at Central Baptist Church on Thursday evening titled Christ's Power to Save. Tonight's topic will be Jesus, a Living Mighty Saviour. Jennings Clark will sing a solo. G C B C and parents night will be held, with high school pupils invited. Mrs. Moore's Keokuk trip continues. she may join for the weekend in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Moore
Central Baptist Church
Jesus
Clark
Keokuk
Mrs. Moore
Quincy
Missionary Work Topic At Presbyterian Meeting
Mrs. W. H. Sinnock hosted the Presbyterian missionary society at her home on North Eighteenth street. The afternoon focused on Mission Work Among the Spaniards with Mrs. George Govert recounting experiences teaching Mexicans in Texas. A letter from Miss Alice Fry, serving in Kentucky mountains, was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH. Sinnock
North Eighteenth Street
Presbyterian Missionary Society
George Govert
Texas
Alice Fry
Kentucky
Delightful musical selections at social meeting
Mrs. Mary Ganz Knapheide and Mrs. Georgia Morey offered delightful musical selections. A social hour followed the meeting with a delicious tea served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Mary Ganz Knapheide
Georgia Morey
Unitarian Young People Name Officers
Young people of the Unitarian church met Thursday evening in the church parlors and named officers. John Wheelock was chosen president with Miss Margaret Lauter as vice president. Miss Licide Schulte became treasurer and Miss Frances Eldred secretary. A committee led by Mrs Earl Cook was formed to arrange a dance before Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klemme
Julius Klemme
East Kentucky Street
Louis Geschwindler
Newark
Ohio
Geschwindler
C. C. McCormick
Quincy
McCormick
Louis Wiles
H. Slocum
J. N. Taylor
J. J. McGraw
A. A. Simons
W. Catherine Thomas
Emmett Howard
Lilly Cherry
Business Women's Club
Mel Hoyt
Cora Specht
Edith Hall
Gertrude Sammis
Unitarian Church
Licide Schulte
Frances Eldred
John Wheelock
Margaret Lauter
Earl Cook
Pies Auctioned by Epworth League in Vermont Street Church
Pies of all descriptions were auctioned off at a Vermont Street Methodist Epworth League gathering. Chocolate pies drew the highest bids, and organizers plan more socials to feature that variety. The event proved enjoyable and profitable for the society and other similar activities are planned later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Druggists Hold Monthly Luncheon in Quincy Hotel
Representatives from every store in the city attended the January luncheon of the Quincy Retail Druggists Association at the Hotel Quincy. The group discussed business problems and formed plans for more cooperative methods among members in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Retail Druggists Association
Quincy
Bibles Given for Perfect Attendance at Luther Memorial
Members of the Luther Memorial Sunday school with ten years of perfect attendance will receive Bibles under a motion by officers and teachers. Gold pins will be awarded to students with five years of perfect records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Memorial Sunday School
Revival Led by Rev McCarty at Vermont Street Church
Reverend F A McCarty, pastor of the Vermont Street Methodist Church, conducted a revival service. The event focused on spiritual renewal, drawing local congregants and visitors seeking guidance and inspirational sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarty
F. A. McCarty
Vermont Street M. E
Revival and church events span grace and congregations
Grace M. E church held revival services Thursday evening in Rev C L Losh absence. Congregational church hosted mid week talk by George B Cawthorne on Mexican customs. St John Lutheran youth served a successful oyster supper for 250 guests with two comedies after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E
Rev
C. L. Losh
St. John Lutheran Church
Alderman Newton Ames Recovers From Typhoid Fever
Alderman Newton Ames, ill with a stubborn typhoid fever attack, is slowly recuperating. Miss Felt announces the opening of the Mid Winter term of the Quincy College of Music at 903 Broadway on Monday, Jan. 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Newton Ames
Miss Felt
Quincy College of Music
Broadway
Roscoe Boyer
North Sixth Street
Chester Boyer
Woodhull
Ill
E. A. Thompson
Congregational Church
Chicago
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Jennie Miller
Lucile Anerino
State Street
Hf. T. Lafler
State Bank
Charles McNeall
Maine Street
Blessing Hospital
T. E. Frnke
Hampshire Street
Zola Ruby
Madison Street
Homer Swope
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James B. Beatty
Marks Alexander
Hugh Henning
Fred Schultz
Macon
Jackson
Robert Schott
Golden Rule Recekah Lodge
L. U. B. A. Club
Associated Charities
M. W. B. Club
Galesburg
Ted Wright
Lombard College
Henry Krankenhoff
Miss Langan
Mary Langan
Frank Balzar
J. E. Langan
Vernont Street
Halbach-Schroeder Company
Mr. Balzar
John Balzar
Tle
Electric Wheel Company
Parent-Teacher Association
Sewing Club
John Rhilinstuber
Merry Matron Club
Hayner
Joseph Harvey
Homer Huggins
Walter Heidbreder
Henry Rupp
Switzerland
Robert Roethlisberger
New York
Roethlisberger
Helen Flach
Ed Dudley
Fowler
Bert Dudley
Mildred
Mendon
Herman Dudley
Chester van Dyke
Simmonds
Iowa
Margaret Downard
Chariton
Eli Gray
Downard
Chauncey McAdams
Henry Lake
Kansas City
Mr. Thompson
McPike Drug Company
Weltin
Otto Weltin
Henry Moller
Iennan Heintz
Queen of West Camp
Theresa
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Reathaford- Reische
Ter
Manely
United States
THE
Unitarian Young People
George B. Cawthorne
Mexico
Cawthorne
Thompson
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