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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1919

Page

12

Entertains at Dinner and Visits in City

A bird’s eye view of social events: Mr and Mrs Herman Brown hosted sixteen guests at a Thursday dinner with pink roses, Miss Isabelle Beals held a Wednesday party with music and refreshments, and Annabel Evison returned from St Louis. Mrs Emil Krietemeyer honored by card club. prizes won by Mrs George Riedinger and Mrs Krietemeyer. Mrs Jewel Howes and Miss Clara Holvey from Bevier Mo visited the Badgley home on Lind Street for a week. Edgar Welch from Chillicothe Mo visited his mother on Hampshire Street. Mrs Harvey Riggs left for Macon Mo for several days. Mrs Anna Dapper hosts her daughter Mrs Mentor Tordue and her Spokane guest for an indefinite visit. Tordue to join wife later for trip home.

Herman Brown Krietemeyer H. M. Sheer Emil Krietemeyer St. Louis George Riedinger Jewel Howes Clara Holvey Bevier, Mo Badgley Lind Street Quincy Edgar Welch Chillicothe Bittie Welch Hampshire Street Dapper Anna Dapper North Eighth Street Mentor Tordue Spokane Wash Terdue Emma Dapper Tordue Pune Turner Charles Griffen Arthur Turner East Hampshire Street Griffen William Garrison Vermont Street Henry Timme Thomas Morford Everett Johnson George Barden Shands Rudolph Riggs East Maine Stret Doris Shands Green Cove Spring Flo Harry Bray John Bower Shelbyville City William Augustin South Fourth Street

Mrs Kirtley to Chicago for War Savings conference

Mrs. Kirtley sails from Quincy at 6 this morning for Chicago to attend a War Savings Stamp workers conference. John Dehner Lyman McCarl and Elmer Lummis also travel from Quincy. the group will be at the LaSalle hotel Saturday. Mrs. Kirtley will represent the women workers and visit Miss Sue Thorrington of Perkins Engineering.

Kirtley Chicago W. F. Kirtley War Savings Stamp Workers Quincy John Dehner Lyman McCarl Elmer Lummis LaSalle Hotel Sue Thorrington Perkins Engineering Company

Visiting in Peter Home in city this week

Mrs. Theodore Gore of New Orleans arrived Wednesday night to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters at 810 12 Hampshire Street. Mrs. Gore is former Miss Lillian Peter. Leave planned for Atlantic City tonight as Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hollister depart for the convention of the Elevator Manufacturers Association of the United States.

Eva Lovell Pittsfield Floyd Knox Peter Theodore Gore New Orleans Charles Peters Hampshire Gore Lillian Peter Atlantic City E. E. T.lollister Hollister The Elevator Manufacturers Association of the United

Cook Boyer wedding in Quincy during wartime

Charles M. Cook, son of J. B. Cook of Adams, and Luella R. Boyer, daughter of Lafayette Boyer of Liberty, married Thursday night at the Central Baptist church parsonage in Quincy. Rev. R. V. Meigs officiated as Cook, a six year military man now at Camp Dodge, served six months in France before returning to train soldiers. Attendants included Clarence R. Cook and Ruth H. Liberty.

France Clarence R. Cook Ruth H. Liberty

Three Recitals to Be Held This Week in College of Music

Three recitals will be presented this week at the Quincy College of Music. Miss Carolyn Jo Thompson, pupil of Miss Esther Reeder, opened with a reading from Seventeen by Booth Tarkington. Miss Avis Peek, violin student of Miss Martha Granadier, followed on Thursday evening.

Quincy College of Music Carolyn Jo Thompson Esther Reeder Thompson Booth Tarkington Avis Peek Martha Granadier

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