Party Honors High School Staff With Puzzle Table Decor
Mr and Mrs Hall entertained high school staff and the school magazine staff at their home. A two table dinner featured puzzle piece place cards that formed the magazine title on completion. Toasts by school leaders followed, then dancing in the living room as guests gathered for a cordial evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hall
Rmont Street
Susan
J. F. Wellemeyer
Henry Wurst
Lawrence Emmons
Kenneth Stew
Manual Schwartz
Rters
Ruth Ferris
Chas. M. 1
Iiss
Ruth Spelly
Ose
Henry Arst
Duane Mar
Malcolm Eddy
Gladys Paul
Paul Nst
Ralph Heidbreder
Ruth Pumly
Ruth Enlow
Kenneth Stewart
Nal Schwartz
Virginia Fry
Eugen Kell
K Kerine Wurst
Tillie Egan
Nil Bofine
Elizabeth Kuhle
John
City Ambulance Calls and Local Happenings Brief
Tuesday's ambulance transfers include Gladys Brown to St. Mary's Hospital and Mrs. Frank Cole to St. Mary's Hospital from local addresses. Events note the Patronal feast at St. Mary's Hospital, high mass and benediction, and invitations to sisters. Others report visits, travel, performances at the Star and Bijou theaters, social gatherings, club meetings, and civic notes across Quincy including doctors, business trips, and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brown
Liebig Alley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Frank Cole
Ohio Street
Green
Occidental
Arthur Mittleberg
Eugene
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Mary Hospital
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis
Stennus
Hampshire St
E. G. Woodward
New Salem
G. O. Thompson
Two Modish Poke Hats Fashion for the Season
An illustration shows two poke hats popular this season. The upper style features a soft crown with silk stitching and a satin or soft braid brim, tied with a ribbon bow and a cherry cluster at the crown. The lower hat uses taffeta with tuck-reinforced wires and a ribbon band, with a feather accent.
Seven Things I Ought to Do First
The narrator describes a spring cleaning paralysis, unable to start any task. After a rug-delivery delay and mounting chaos, they retreat in helplessness. Next day resolve arrives, and they begin untangling the mess, urging others to act rather than endure wasted days.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Hall
Ida Stewart
Women’s Committee
Chicago
Irene Warren
Auditorium Building
W. S. Herreran
Harvard Avenue
Quincy
Set
Women's Forum
Anne Jarrett Wood
Henry Hapke
Edward Hapke
George Hopke
Louise Westerman
Oscar Storck
Peoria
Knights of Columbus War Fund
St. Mary Academy
Edward Boyd
Evanston
Galli-Curci
Muratore
Ira Couch Wood
Mrs. Hart Home
H. V. Hart
St. Charles
Lindenwood College
Pauline Hart
Clinton
E. E. Hollister, Jr
Ill
Fay Hall
Robert Louis Kerr
Hollister
E. E. Hollister
Conservation Department
Conservation and Thrift Committee
Women's Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Hhousewives League
R. B. Clay
St Louis
Louis Kerksieck
William Kerksieck
Pendleton
Stern Bldg
J. M. Winters
Milan
Margaret McCullough
L. J. Randles
Loraine
Bonda Cain
Er. W. Thomas
Grace Grubb
St. Louis
Herman Nelson
Star Theater
H. F. Lafler
State
Brank
Anton Lohaus
North Fifth Street
Ray Purpus
Jonas Meyer
George Wall
Dean Wall
New Jersey
James Schillinger
South Eighth Street
Pauline Brockschmidt
South Fifth Street
A. L. Adair
Sam Adair
Mary Elizabeth
Blessing Hospital
Henry Kull
G. N. Keefe
Kentucky Street
Robert Hinchman
Kahoka
Charles Ertel
Women's Auxiliary of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Women’s Labor League
Labor Temple
Herman Lodge
Masonic Temple
Liberty Bands
Quincy Lodge of Odd Fellows
Golden
South Park
C. CC
Continental Casualty Company
Geurte
Wrigley’s
Leiser
Maine
Ruth Cameron
Applo
Oleas
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