Why We Like and Dislike in Self Reflection
A reflective discussion on why we like or dislike others and how self awareness shapes friendships. It explores how praise, criticism, and mutual perceptions influence bonds, asks if friendships rest on genuine admiration or strategic flattery, and prompts stock-taking of character and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlitt
Modish gown for June bride inspires wedding dress trends
In June 1917 fashion notes brides compare gown plans, favoring satin and mixed fabrics like Georgette crepe with lace. Net and tulle appear, dead white yields to pearl and ivory tones, trains shorten, and gowns feature high waists, girdles, and seed pearl embroidery with satin and tulle combinations.
Social events and readings brighten Quincy life
The Y W C A May party postponed by weather will be held Thursday at 4 30 pm. Cantata practice and May pole sessions occur at 4 and 6 pm in South Park. Bell Telephone operators plan a river excursion on June 1 aboard the Sidney, leaving at 8 and returning by 11 30 pm. Numerous club meetings, dances, and teas mark a busy social slate with guests visiting from Chicago and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Culture Department
The
Association
South Park
Bell Telephone Company
Sidney
Chicago Bride Mrs Walker Weds Short Time Ago
Mrs Harry J Walker of Chicago recently married in a brief ceremony. John Walker is with his father in the Specialty Feature Service company. Anton Walker Jr. is noted as a family member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Walker
Chicago
John
Anton, Jr
Church News Highlights Across East End and Presbytery
Baptismal services set Wednesday evening at East End Christian church with Rev. L C Mauck in charge. St Francis Young Ladies Sodality hosted a social with strawberries ice cream and cake as cards were played. Rushville Presbytery elected Rev W D Rogers and Rev Mr Reed to attend the Dallas general assembly in June. Ascension day rites planned at Good Shepherd with multiple Holy Eucharists. Central Baptist Women’s Society circles meet Thursday at 2 30 with listed hostesses across streets.
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East End
Young Ladies' Sodality
St. Francis Church
W. D. Rogers
Macomb
Mr. Reed
Rushville
Good Shepherd Church
Afternoon Whist Program at Oak Camp by Royal Neighbors
Oak camp Royal Neighbors of America held an afternoon program in the K of P hall featuring Miss Loraine Meyer reading Mrs Vansel vocal trio Let's All Be Americans Now performed by Ethel Wallace Elsie Goldsberry and Mary Sweat a Mary Hampton recitation Bea trice Blodgett solo dance and more. Refreshments and dancing followed with committee in charge including Mrs Mabel Morford Mrs Ethel Wallace Mrs Mary Hampton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Akers
Mother
E. Goldsberry
Bertha Wallace
Eva Goldsberry
Goddess
Mabel Morford
Ethel Wallace
Mary Hampton
Elsie Goldsberry
F. M. Budde
Bateman
Mary Sweat
Cheerful Home Kindergarten Mothers Club Plans June Party
The Kindergarten Mothers Club met Tuesday to plan a final June 5 party, with a supper on the settlement lawn and fathers invited. Officers elected include President Mrs John Stillwell and others. The gymnasium will be lent to the Red Cross hospital supplies committee for six months, with activities suspended if demand remains in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Girl Scouts
Red Cross Society
H. F. Dayton
Dayton
Charles Cottrell
Tim Castle
Jack Hoeffler
the Home Board
John Stillwell
George Cottrell
L. B. Boswell
Charles Gay
J. Will Wall
Hospital
the Red Cross
Miss Dittmer to Wed Today at St Boniface
Miss Katherine Dittmer and John Bruening will marry this morning at 8 in St Boniface Church with Rev Anton Kunsch officiating. Attendants include Miss Josephine Schulte and Frank Bruening, brother of the groom. A wedding breakfast will follow for close relatives at 911 Cherry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bruening
St. Boniface Church
Katherine Dittmer
St. Boniface
Anton Kunsch
Josephine Schulte
Frank Bruening
Schwarts
Cherry Street
Chestnut Street
Miss Dittmer
Albert Dittmer
Coatsburg
Mr. Bruening
Howard Bruening
Miss Schulte
Miss VandenBoom and Hosford wed in church ceremony
Miss Matilde VandenBoom and Lucius Hosford were married at noon Tuesday in the parsonage of the First Christian church by Rev W D Endres. Miss Amelia Miller and immediate relatives attended. Mrs Hosford wore white silk corduroy crepe trimming with a large white hat. Flowers were pink and white sweet peas. A wedding breakfast was held at the groom’s mother's home due to illness of Mrs Anna VandenBoom. They will set up housekeeping at 6284 Maine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilde VandenBoom
Lucius Hosford
First Christian Church
W. D. Endres
Amelia Miller
Mary Hosford
Broadway
Anna VandenBoom
Oak Street
Maine Street
Shank Nethercutt marry in Clay ton at parsonage
Mrs Starriett Anne Shank and Harrison Nethercutt of Clay ton were united in marriage by Rev W O Shank of Central Baptist at the parsonage 1639 Vermont street at 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon.
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Carl Legg
South Fourteenth Street
George F. Miller
Los Angeles
Miller
Jacksonville
Legg
Mrs. Miller
Jacksonville Woman's College
Stella Freese
State Street
King’s Daughters
Unitarian Church
Red Cross
Otto Mohrenstecher
Gladys Herleman
Carthage
Helen Sprick
Mary Stone
Miss Stone
Luke Morris
Mable
Everett Stratman
Central Baptist Church
Shakespeare Club
J. A. Martin
A. Maggart
Henry the Sixth
William Schlagenhaus
Richard the Third
L. R. Hazell
Snahpro Dia Club
E. Howard
C. Lavinton
A. Mennel
Eva Adams
Lena Westman
Oak Camp
K. of P. Hall
J. N. Carter
York Street
Girl’s Relief Corps
S. B. Montgomery
M. F. Carrott
New York
Mr. Montgomery
American Bankers’ Association
Madaline McCants
L. A. Brown
Pearl Ringland
Blessing Hospital
Philadelphia
American Association of Nurses
Ringland
Kentucky
Presbyterian Sunday School
G. A. Tipton
W. A. Long
Edward Hassan
Peoria
Grace Methodist Church
Hazel Southwick
North Fifth Street
Mary Tyde
Martha Good
Ruth Harrison
Agnes Renton
Irene Preece
N. W. Cranmer
George Cawthorne
Elizabeth
Ruth Cawthorne
Sam Babel
H. Rogers
Clayton Hoisington
Mrs. Doyle Reynolds
E. Hollister
Mrs. E. Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Carl Liebman
Schwindeler
Mr. Liebleman
Lydia Warnhorst
Quincy College of Music
Ella Meyer
L. C. Gibbs
George Roantree
Homer Swope
Roantree
Walter Dorsey
Tom Crooks
Harry Bray
United Commercial Travelers
Lucretia Harris
Jane Weaver
Carlene Ellerbusch
Lucille Langhank
Elizabeth Endres
James Davidson
Valeria Geschwinder
Jessie Siepker
Margaret Wolfe
Pearl Wallace
Florfice Broady
Dorothy Loudermilk
Herbert Schott
Lenore Weiler
Alda May Berghofer
Hilda Menne
Elizabeth Dean
Erma Chumbley
Zelda Schwartz
Bloomington
R. O. Gibbons
Walter Avis
W. Catherine Thomas
Sarah Bolk
Carry D. Colman
Eva Cashman
F. Hauff
Walter Williamson
Springfield
Mass
Guy Noll
Mary Castle
Edward Allen
O. F. Schullian
Robert Burrows
South Twelfth Street
Ursa
Nancy Ann Campbell
Grace Whipple
Charles McCormick
A. A. Simon
S. T. Rogers
Emmett Howard
Don Hoover
E. C. Peter
C. L. Smith
Louis Geschwindner
Martha Connery
Joe Schwarte
St. Peter Building Fund Association
K. of C. Hall
G. W. Gille
Walter Mahoney
C. F. Hardyman
Buffalo
Hardyman
Dora Cain
Clayton
Walter H. Coon
Hampshire Street
J. E. Andrews
Soldiers Home
Anton Padovic
Padovic
Fiume
Austria
Quincy
Margaret At
Pioneer
Pioneer Creamery Co
Spring Street
Church News
Womens’ Society of the Central Baptist Church
Thompson
R. C. Fritz
A. A. Richardson
Jersey
George Koehler
South Sixth Street
Howland
North Twelfth
Shango
Maine
Melton
Chestnut
C. H. Brooks
North Sixth
Drew
Taylor
Spruce Street
Illinois
Royal Neighbors of America
N. Y
Thomas A Reidy
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Fannie Reidy
John Hoelscher
Charles Seifert
Camp Parker
C. W. Leffingwell
W. H. McMein
J. G. Briggs
Cudahy Packing Company
Jacksonville Packing Company
Herman Lodge
Masonic Temple
Newcomb
Samova
Miss Vandenboom
Central Union Extension
Central Union Telephone Company
J. E. Halligan
Manasper
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