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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

8

Atlantis Club Notes And Weddings In Quincy

The Atlantis meeting at Miss Mary Stone's home on East Maine featured a paper on Charles Rann Kennedy and Rachel Crothers. many social clubs share events in Quincy. Upcoming weddings, club meetings, travel plans, and visits across Quincy and nearby towns fill the calendar with rehearsals, lectures, and social gatherings.

Atlantis The Mary Stone East Maine Street George Behrensmeyer Charles Rann Kennedy Rachael Crothers Society

Help Is Wanted For a Rummage Sale

Publicity Committee of the Cheerful Home Settlement calls for community help for a salvage sale in the gymnasium at 421 Jersey Street on Friday. The effort aims to collect salable waste items, from metals to clothes, to support the local Red Cross and thrift through a monthly sale starting in Quincy, with future dates to be announced.

Cheerful Home Settlement Jersey Street Los Angeles Red Cross American Civic Association U. S Quincy Fts

Recitals At Quincy College Of Music Schedule Released

The winter term closes with many student recitals and a June 13 10 30 am commencement at Orpheum theater. Graduates include Lucy Hicks Palmyra piano Myrtle Huffman Rockport voice and several others in art piano violin and drama. May and June dates list numerous pupils and teachers across instrument and vocal disciplines.

Quincy College of Music Orpheum Theater Lucy Hicks Palmyra Myrtle Huffman Rockport Edith Seebbling Anna Altmix Dorothy Doerr Quincey Jo Thomason Payson Esther Reeder Avise Peek Martha Granadher Florence Broady Jano Miss Felt Elizabeth Taylor Elizabeth Ligntfoot Bertha Johannes Miss Lightfoot Marlo Grewe Marlo Grewe, Piano, Pupil of Miss Lightfoot. May 22, Miss Thelma MecDole Felt Minty Reeder Ruby Warner Mendon Marie Heintz Arnold Onales DeJean Ethel MecConnell Columbus Daisy Mollenhauer Pianew Elt

Edna Wittland and Clifton D Brown Wed in Capital City Home

Miss Edna Wittland and Clifton D Brown were married Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 at 1008 Payson Avenue. Rev H J Leemhuis of Salem Evangelical Church officiated. Brown, a tool dye maker in Washington, will move there after a brief honeymoon. A dinner for ten closest relatives followed. The bride is daughter of the late Mrs Carrie Wittland.

Edna Wittland Clifton D. Brown

Barger and Miss Kemner Wed in St Francis Church

Mary Kemner daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Kemner and Robert Barger formerly of Columbia Maine now living with his sister Mrs Austin Neville were married Wednesday morning in St Francis Catholic church by Rev Father Optatus. Attendants were Miss Anna Kemner and Theodore Kemner. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home and the couple will reside at Fifth and Elm streets. Mr Barger works as a cutter in the Morris shoe factory. It is noted that French soil will take at least fifteen years to recover productive capacity.

Sue Bringaze Herman Pinkelman Qo Chek St Peter, Catholic Church Mav Bringaze Helen Bringaze Cof Honor Nirenia Bringaze Ralph Seebleng Anl Eugene Bringaze Herman Freece CP. Bringate South Eighth Mike Fifth Elmstrets Mr. Harger Morris Shoe Factory

Convention of northern conference women’s society at Luther Memorial

A two days convention of the northern conference Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Central Illinois Synodical society will be held today and Thursday in Luther Memorial church. Miss Anna Sanford, a returned missionary from India, will be principal speaker. The program includes song, Bible reading, prayer, special music, addresses, greetings, committee appointments, and a dinner served by the Doscas Guild.

Entertains Missionary Society Women's Home Missionary Society Vermont Street Methodist Church Henry Schmiedeskamp 7. H. Kelker George Hughes Jfl Wellemeyer Anna Bunting West C. A. Wells Northern Conference Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society Central Ilinois Synodical Society Luther Memorial Church Anna Sanford India Luther Memorial Choral Club McClurg Mendon Buerkin Quincy Mortensen Liberty Mary Newcomer Carthage Harvey Smith William Huston Carthage College H. D. Hoover Elmer Feld C. W. Breitweiser Doscas Guild The

Infant son baptized at St Francis church in Opera house? Charles Joseph

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Bern ard Floetkoetter of 727 North 16th street was baptized Sunday in St Francis church and given the name Charles Joseph The child was born May 2.

Meeting of Round Table The Round Table el Supremo Olive Ervine Joseph Thomas North Sixteenth Street Bernard Floetkoetter North 16Th Street St. Francis Church Charles Joseph

Mickey at Orpheum Delights Crowds in Warm Drama

Orpheum Theater presents Mickey with afternoon and evening showings. The feature film, praised as a standout since The Birth of a Nation, focuses on simple natural emotions and childhood innocence rather than war or grand history. Miss Normand’s portrayal has won nationwide audience affection, inspiring songs and fashion trends. Also notes a whimsical fact estimating Scotland’s waterfalls could yield 1,090,000 horsepower.

Mickey Orpheum Miss Normand

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