Christian Women's Board Hosts Monthly Meeting
Mrs. Carrie R. Hoxsey opened her home at 801 North Twelfth street to the Christian Women's Board of Missions for their regular monthly gathering. Mrs. Alice Duckworth of St. Louis, guest of honor, spoke on the church orphans' asylum work while Miss Lorene Highfield and Mrs. William Jellison led a program. The event included music, a social hour, and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie R. Hoxsey
North Twelfth Street
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
First Christian Church
Alice Duckworth
St. Louis
Clyde Darsie
Mary. T. Edwards
Duckworth
Clyde Darshc
Carrie R. _ Hoxsey
Quiet Wedding and Local Social Notices
Earl Hull and Miss Henrietta Junkerman wed at the Junkerman home in Quincy in a small ceremony. Attendants included Miss Jennie Hull and Floyd Plowman. After a reception, the couple left for St Louis then planned housekeeping at Thirty-sixth and Broadway. Also reported are birthday surprise parties, visiting guests, pilgrimages to Minneapolis and St Louis, and several local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Junkerman
Earl E. Hull
William Junkerman
State Street
William O. Cone
Jennie B. Hull
Floyd Plowman
Nettie Fredericks
Miss Hull
Lyle S. Hall
Padavic
Margaret’ Padavic
Anton Padavic
Broadway
Mae Wallon
Florence Peck
Trene Tuffle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Alexander
Christian Church Women’s Board
Hoxsey
Salem
AID Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Salem Church
H. J. Leemhuis
Paul Langhorst
St. Peter's Church
A. W. Fruechte
St. Paul's Church
Ernest. Behrensmiever
Dora
Empel
Edward Goessling
Henry Garretts
Riverside
Frederick “Lay
Edna Spoonemore
Vermont Street Baptist Church
A. le Grand
Lay
James Lay
Gardner Park
Park
Boulevard _association
Elizabeth Spoonemore
James Tobin
North Fourth Street
FM. Pendleton
Chicago
California
Elizabeth Wheeler
Margery
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth ‘Montgomery
Vermont Street
Wheeler
Burroughs
Oakland
West
Miss Montgomery
Douglas Carter
Old Maids' Convention
Baptist Church
Women's’ Guild
Susie Hall
Lippincott Hall
W.R. C
Earl Hull
Miss Junkerman
Arlene Weis
Maine Street
Orpheum Theater
Eloise Reder
Tim Castle
Marion Murphy
Emery Lancaster
A. W.W. D. Weis
Georgia Helen . Francis
Minneapolis
Mae. Waldron
Irene Tuffle
North End
Nave
Sidney
Emil Korn
Clara Dierkes
Quincy
Miss Waldron
FG. Wolfe
George Schaefer
William Schaefer
Kentucky Street
Schaefer
Civic’ Engineering Department
Nellie Schiffer
Orpheum
Marie Menke
Hampshire Street
Menke
Marie Heintz
Melvina
Vox
Odelia
Gertrude Freiburg
Messrs. Paul
Richard Huck
Cyril Moller
Alex Futterer
Quincy Young. Women' Christian Association
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mary B. Hyde
General Secertary
Trene’ Preece
Jean Ienry
Mildred Henry
Edith Parker
Board ‘of
Earl Oblander
Galesburg
Lumus
Coatsburg
Wyoming
Guy, Noll
Prince
Cheyenne
Edward Prince
Bishop
Nathaniel ‘Thomas
Edith Prince
Noll
Jackson Tole County
Yellowstone Park
Lancaster
Tremery Lancaster
Lawndale
Roll Noll
Brookfield
Park Bluff
Bluff Park, Jr
E.G. Bredeweg
Charles McNeill
McNeill
AL ° Heintz
Charlies Ryan
Emmett Zoller
Alma Clark
Mary “Anderson
T. J. Clark
Miss Anderson
St. Joseph, Mo
Lilian Avise
South Twelfth
Street
Audrey Packer
Profer
Ars. Goshart
Miss Avise
Quincy” Coal Company
Texas
Ralph Wilson
Franklin
EL Paso
Tex
J. W. Eakins
Seventeenth Street
Wilson
Elvaston
Philip Kunkel
Elvaston, WI
C Il Hyndman
Hyndman
Ella Kunkel
Quilley
A. C. Anders
Margaret
Oregon
Erde Beatty
Sycamore Street
Anders
The
Women’s Foreign . Missionary Society of the
M. E
Chaddock Boys’ School
DR. Munson
Victor Munson
Maury
Elizabeth BoVee
Claude Howard Devereaux
Munson
Michigan Avenue
Lulu M. Felt
Quincy College of Music
Camp Point
Reva Henry
Anna L. Menke
Broad
Way
Macomb
Arthur G. Bugg
A. G. Pierson and Son of
Mrs. Stevens
North Fifth Street
Russell Wells
Hart Schaliner & Marx
Panamas and Bankeks
Gome
Ime
Saln
St. Paul
Lake Cooper
Keokuk
Keokuk Lock
Streckfus Steamboat
Americcas
Streckfus
America
Mississippi
Lewin, Me
Bert Camren
North Fifth St