Miss Brinton Heads Club In Ellington Outing
Ms CORA BRINTON was elected president of the Round Table at Monday meeting. Officers include Mrs Herschel Earhart first vice, Mrs J F Fraser second vice, recording secretary Ilton E White, corresponding secretary E F Black, and Miss Ollie Newland treasurer. Directors are the retiring president Mrs C A Cox and Mrs Mattie Lee. The annual outing will be at the Fraser home in Ellington with Miss Margaret Fraser also hosting. A miscelleaneous shower honored Miss Ruth Jackson ahead of her wedding to R L Emerson. attendees included Miss Jackson and several friends with yellow roses decorating the luncheon. Separate notes mention a Vermont Street Methodist Sunday school girls class picnic in South Park, Henry Bader guest at a Central Baptist class party, Gay Braxton and Mrs John Stillwell in Chicago for a settlement conference, and Mrs Clara Wilson hosting a family dinner for Mr and Mrs John Berrian of Los Angeles before their trip to Ellington. Other items note Edith Dunbar to host a party for Miss Edith Amen on June 5, Mrs Kroner hosting her card club, and W T U activities plus St Rose Court of Foresters planning a social June 4 at St Rose school hall.
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Brinton
Cora Brinton
Round Table
Herschel Earhart
J. F. Fraser
Ilton E. White
E. F. Black
Ollie Newland
C. A. Cox
Mattie Lee
Fraser
Ellington
Mrgaret Fraser
Miss Jackson
Leila Sullivan
Ruth Jackson
R. L. Emerson
Margaret Lauter
Gertrude Tenk
Lola Hawkins
Mildred Carley
Lucille Goldsmith
Herbert Kridemeyer
Berrian
Clara Wilson
John Berrian
Los Angeles
St. Rose
St. Rose Court of Foresters
Mary Boyle
Mrs Castle Hosts Bridge Guests and Club Gatherings
Mrs. George Castle to host bridge with friends on Thursday afternoon. W R C card party set for Wednesday in Eagles hall with six prizes. Mrs. W Mester chairs, assisted by Mrs. Emma Goodapple. Card club meets with Mrs H C Jackson as host. prize won by Mrs Joseph Weiler. next host in two weeks. Three Arts club entertained by Mother Superior at St Mary academy. Leo Loebbing presented a paper on slavery and socio econ life in the Atlantic States. Next Monday officers host a picnic in South Park.
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Castle
George Castle
Bridge
W. BR. C
Eagles Hall
W. Mester
Emma Goodapple
H. C. Jackson
Joseph Weiler
Charles Rosenheim
Art Club
Three Arts Club
St. Mary Academy
Leo Loebbing
Atlantic States
South Park
G. H. Dashwood
East Maine Street
Thomas Witten
Alfred Ellis
Pierpont Dutcher
Mary Sullivan
Charles Cottrell
Leaves for Utica and East Across States
Mrs. C. H. Williamston will depart today for Utica to spend a few days on business. Frank Whitney left Monday for Atlantic City to attend the Elevator Manufacturers convention, with planned visits to Washington, D.C. and Denver for Miss Louisa Oblander. Miss Tillie Schaefer of Quincy, injured in St. Louis, has been brought home as doctors hope for recovery.
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East
Warren Pearce
New York City
Capt. Pearce
France
New York
Quincy
Paul Rudy
Jack Cruttenden
Madison
Wis
Ensign Rudy
Pensacola
Fla
E. A. Thompson
Congregational Church
Ottawa
Guild
Mission Band
Utica
C. H. Williamston
Frank Whitney
Atlantic City
Elevator Manufacturers of the
United States
Washington, D. C
Miss Anna
National Cathedral School
Miss Oblander
Denver
Miss Louisa Oblander
Colo
Tillie Schaefer
St. Louis
Weddings Brown Johnson and Stalf Cunningham Marriages
Miss Vera Priscilla Johnson and McKinley Brown wed at St John Lutheran with George Kramer as attendant. Agnes Schwartz and Arthur Stalf wed at St John Catholic with Helen Schemming as attendant. Edith Jarman and Albert Cunningham married at Central Baptist with Grover Schumaker and Mrs Valient as attendants. Cunningham, back from France, resumes work at Electric Wheel. couples plan to live locally.
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Cunningham Jarman
Edith Jarman
Monroe City
Albert M. Cunningham
Ellsberry
Central Baptist Church
Robert van Meigs
Grover Schumaker
T. D. Valient
Cunningham
France
Electric Wheel Company
Travel note ends with family visit before housekeeping
The fragment mentions plans to go to Ellsberry and Monroe City to visit their parents before returning to start housekeeping. The readable text shows a family visit itinerary and implies a later return for chores. No dates or additional details are provided.
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Ellsberry
Monroe City
Miss Taylor Gives Her First Recital at Quincy College
Pianist Miss Elizabeth Taylor presented her debut recital in the music hall of Quincy College of Music, studying under Miss Bessie Lightfoot. A number of works by Mozart Bach Schubert Strauss Mendelssohn and Chopin were performed by Taylor and fellow pupil Miss Bertha Johannes, with other upcoming recitals announced for Miss Marie Grewe and student ensembles.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Quincy College of Music
Miss Taylor
Bessie Lightfoot
Bertha Johannes
Strauss-M
Cher
Johannes
Butler
DeJean
King
Marie Grewe
Lightfoot
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Vermont Street Methodist Sunday School
J. W. White
Henry Bader
Central Baptist Sunday School
Chicago
Gay Braxton
Cheerful Home Settlement
John Stillwell
Women's Board
Miss Amen
Edith Dunbar
Edith Amen
Robert Reed
Kroner
Rome Kroner
Thirteenth
Spring Streets
Elmer Lummis
Jubilee Fund
Margaret Morris
August Warskow
Augusta
St Louis
Country Club
Capt
W. D. Stevenson
Frank Llewellyn
Joe Barlow
John Allen
Griggsville
Charles Nichols
Maine Street
Olivia Kurz
Oak Street
Fred A. Pape
Miss Eads
Mss
Jane Eads
Newcomb Hotel
O. T. Eads
Belasco Theater
W. H. Ail
Paris
Thomas Hill
W. H. Hill
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peter Hamer
Lincoln
Carl Buch
Atlantis
Frank Tenk
East York
Minneapolis
E. F. Bradford
Minn
J. C. Hatcher
Greenville
W. D. Alley
D. C
Jersey Street
Lucille Sweetling
Margaret Reed
Edward Johnson Music Hall
Helen Brown
Maude Dunbar
Merry Makers
East End Christian Church
Jacksonville
A. L. Stewart
J. W. van Valzah
Thomas E. Thompson
Nat
West
Mr. Thompson
Rosalia Spohr
Walter Abringate
St. Francis Church
Miss Ahern
Houston
Edna Ahern
Anne Ahern
Schultz
Texas
Miss Koch
Virginia Koch
Friends
Edith Amera
St. Peter Catholic Church
M. W. B. Club
Canton
G. L. Sims
Kenneth
Clara Niehaus
Elm Street
Herman Bergman
South Twelfth Street
St. John Catholic Church
Charles Little
Mrs. Little
Lucille
Charles
North Sixth Street
Pittsfield
Carrie Skinner
Mrs. Gould
Charles Gay
Frederic Palmer
Edgar Musselman
South Twenty-fourth Street
Robert Williams
Robert Clayton
Hannibal
Orpheum
Ellis
Thomas Mitten
Tom
Trenton
City
A. S. Ellis
Frank Weems
East York Street
Dean Richardson
T. E. Thompson
Edward Jacquith
Macon
Rudolph Riggs
128Rd Machine Gun Battalion
C. W. Leffingwell
C. Arthur Fifer
Maida Lee Folgate
Thomas
Church News
St. Mary Hospital
L. M. E. Society of the First Christian Church
L. P. Bartlett
Concordia League Circle
St. James Church
W. C. Schultze
Martha Bible
Kentucky Street Methodist Sunday School
Aid Society of the Church
Bethel Methodist Church
Men's Brotherhood of the
Luther Memorial Church
Ed King
Melrose
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. M. Dunlap
Nola Pease
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Miss Pease
Ada McMurphy
Korea
Northern Baptist Conference
Brotherhood of the
Food For
Cire
Castoria
SPAY
Quincy Railway Company
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