Social Life in Quincy Hosts and Guests
Social calendar centers on Birmingham visitors Mrs Croom Beatty and Mr and Mrs Ehart with dinners hosted by C A Fifer, Lawrence Bonfoey, Mrs Rogers, and Neal Monroe. Shakespeare Club closes year, Miss Freese marries J L Otten, and various local cards and teas honor guests. Many locals host breakfast and lunches for visitors from Unionville Missouri and Texas. Lombard College and Grace Whipple Chapter events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croom Beatty
Birmingham
Ala
J. A. S. Ehart
C. A. Fifer
Lawrence Bonfoey
Rogers
Neal Monroe
Mrs. Beatty
A. Q. Lindsay
Freese
J. L. Otten
St. Boniface Church
Anna Freese
Frank Freese
Kentucky Street
John L. Otten
H.C. Otten
South Eleventh Street
Homer Swope
East Maine Street
S. T. Rice
Annie Dick
John Pipe
Califoria
Robert Willams
Small Son
California
Avenue
Marshall Fitzgerald
Monroe
E. N. Monroe
W. W. Williams
Fred G. Wolfe
Robert Williams
Texas
Elizabeth Wensing
Miss Agnes
Muenr
Tex
Auxiliary Knights of Columbus Hosts Ladies Party
The Ladies' Auxiliary Knights of Columbus held a Tuesday evening meeting in the K. of C. hall with honored guests Miss Marie Heintz and Mrs. Andrew Musholt. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Julius Schrage and Miss Olivia Kurz as the entertain ment committee led the party with card games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heintz
Andrew Musholt
Ladies’ Auxiliary Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Julius Schrage
Olivia Kurz
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Wavering Kill Wedding Unites Two Families in St. Rose of Lima
Ralph Wavering of 1114 Spring street married Miss Mabel Kill of South Fourteenth street Tuesday at 6:30 AM in St. Rose of Lima church with Rev. John Brennan officiating. Attendants were Miss Mary Kill and Lawrence Kill. The bride wore blue tricotine with matching hat and carried sweet peas. Bridesmaid wore blue taffeta. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom's parents home, then the couple left for a secret wedding trip. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kill of 319.3 South Fourteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wavering
Spring Street
Mabel Kill
South Fourteenth Street
St. Rose of Lima Church
John Brennan
Mary Kill
Lawrence Kill
Joseph
Louis Kill
Mrs Anna White and Albert Sipkins Tie in Hannibal
Mrs Anna White and Albert Sipkins were married Sunday evening at 8 oclock in Hannibal by Justice of the Peace John Hi Totsch at 512 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna White
Albert Sipkins
Jackson Street
Hannibal
Wedding of Albert Nichting and Elizabeth Ent rup
Albert Nichting son of Mr. and Mrs. B H Nichting of 923 Elm street wed Miss Elizabeth Ent rup daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry Entrup of 1221 Jersey street Tuesday at 8:00 am in St Boniface church with Rev Dean Degen hardt officiating. Attendants were Miss Margaret Entrup and Arthur Nichting. St Boniface choir sang. Bride wore white crepe meteor gown with embroidery veil and carried roses. Bridesmaid wore pink georgette gown and carried ink roses. Reception at the bride’s home followed by honey moon trip to Peoria and points beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nichting
B. H. Nichting
Elm Street
Elizabeth H. Entrup
Henry Entrup
Jersep Street
St. Boniface Church
Dean Degenhardt
Margaret Entrup
Arthur Nichting
St. Boniface
Mrs. Nichting
Peoria
Commencement Week Opens at Chaddock Next Sunday Morning
Commencement events at Chaddock will run from Sunday morning May 30 to Wednesday afternoon with graduation exercises. The Class of 1920 lists Edward Armentrout Charles Rush Roy Edmunds Ernest Powers John Schuyler and James Eldredge. tenth graders include Negus McPherson Rennison Walker Jones Eldredge. Rev F A McCarty will preach the baccalaureate at Vermont Street M E church. Mrs Eva Frields leads vespers on campus. Jean Van Jean is the class play on June 1 with a 7:30 piano recital. Rev Albert Piersel will address the graduates on Carry On. Additional program items include chorus pieces piano solo The Wedding Procession, college songs and diplomas and Shields prize presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaddock Boy’s School
Edward Albert Armentrout
Charles Edward
Roy Edwin Edmunds
Ernest Arthur Powers
John Lee Rush
James Jacob Schuyler
Benjamin Willard Negus, Jr
Howard Dobbins McPherson
Coverdale Robson Rennison
Earl Luther Waller
Kenneth Raymond Jones
John Jenness Eldredge
F. A. MecCarty
D. D
Vermont Street
M. E
McCarty
Eva C. Frields
Jean van Jean
Albert Chambers Piersel
Illinois Weslyan University
W. T. Beadles
John Eldredge
Greig
Frances Eldred
Neidlinger
Lillian Brown Inghram
Edward A. Thompson
Parker Shields
D. D. Chours
Chaddock
Quincy Boy Praised As College Editor
The Michigan Daily reports Willis Blakeslee of Quincy is chosen as managing editor of the Michiganesian for 1921. Bruce Millar, the current managing editor, predicts Blakeslee will guide the yearbook to its greatest year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Daily
University of Michigan
Willis Blakeslee
Michiganesian
Willis Blagestee
America
Bruce Millar
Blakesiee
Rules for Husbands and Wives from Ruth Cameron
A humorous set of marriage rules compiled by married friends. Fathers and mothers share advice for husbands to praise, notice outfits, kiss daily, and avoid constant complaints. Wives are urged to listen, praise in public, minimize fault finding, and support her husband’s ambitions while managing emotions and responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyer
Mr. George
Girl Reserves Rally Planned in South Park
Girl Reserves, an JWC affiliated group of grade school girls, will hold a rally in South Park on Saturday. Over 90 girls from Quincy schools participate in chapters Ber rian Dewey Jefferson Emerson Liberty Lassies Red Cross Snippers. Mrs J F Wellemeyer leads. Miss Florence A Crush directs games. leaders include Irma Rieger Eleanor Naumann and several local matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Young Women's Christian Association
Quincy
J. F. Wellemeyer
Florence
Berrian
Dewey, Jefferson
Emerson
Liberty Lassies
Red Cross
Irma Rieger
Eleanor Naumann
J. W. Wart
C. A. Moorman
Edwin Menke
W. A. Schwindler
Lillian Ives Gardner
Jefferson to Close Year With Minstrel
A minstrel show closes Jefferson school's year for the Parent Teachers Association. Friday at 3 o'clock the program features Mrs. E. G. Bredeweg as interlocutor and Mrs. E. W. Meyer in charge of music. Cast includes Mrs. Joe Whitefield Mrs. T. Smith Mr. E. A. Welsh and others.
Program Notes Include Neumann Bredeweg and Cordsiemon Duo
Fred Neumann and Mrs Bredeweg are listed along with Henrietta and Gertrude Cordsiemon in the program. A dance by Cordsiemon and a song by Donald Brooks are also featured alongside songs, monologues, and jokes in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Neumann
Mrs. Bredeweg
Henrietta
Gertrude Cordsiemon
Donald Brooks
Highland Park opens season with salute and band concert
The regular park season begins Monday night with 40 gun salutes honoring fallen heroes and a concert by the Trinois State Band. Friday night Farrell’s dancing school opens at Highland, with vaudeville and pictures by WWighland beginning June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinois
Qcfarrell
Highland
Wwighland
The Harvest Moon at Bernace and More Theater Listings
A catalog of local showings including Bernace Theater with Kenyon in The Harvest Moon, Gem Theater presenting Money Talks, Fox News Savoy with The Kennington Round Up, and other screenings such as Duke Burke in Good Graentus Annabelle, Warren Kerrigan in Trive Sparks, Frank Mayo in UThs Girl in No. 9, Marg j ter in Nar Marjory, Ruth Roland in Adventures of Ruthy, and a five reel feature at Copental Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernace
Dorly Kenyon
Gem Theater
Fox News
Savoy ‘Theater
Kennington
Family
Duke Burke
Ruth Roland
Ruthy
Thilistine
Bohemia
Copental Theater
Shorty
Dicky Dippy's Dairy Evening Plans With Maizie Long
Maizie Long called last night and expressed desire to go to the theatre. I agreed after the show ended. she appeared faint with hunger and in playful spirits shaped by the evening invite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maizie Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. F. Watelwood
Hame
Memphis
Tenn
George Govert
Stevenson
Walter Stevenson
Hawndale
Wilk Crooks Smith
Ed. Cameron
Myra
Charles Heitz
Smith
Miss Prante
Boulah Prante
George Prante
Sorth Fourteenth
Street
University of Ilinois
Uiversity
Lombard
Lombard College
Galesburg
Donsahd McCarl
Lyman McCarl
North Twelfth Street
McCarl
Charlotte
Iso Ao
Quinney
Grace Whipple
O. E. Lbernital
The
Edge
Tmme A. Vesch
Edna Shank
Amma Perse
H. Kelker
Roger
J. Smith
Mian Cherry
Elera Kaerpen
Josephine Miller
Tutus Vienne
Leena Cole
Gertrude Allen
Miss Menke
Emma Menke
Laura Schuette
Twelfth
Washington Streets
Marie Menke
Miss Marie
Agnes
Clara Jansen
Clara Marie Lange
Cecelia Seggelke
Dorothy Rehm
Edna Schlipman
Ia Bitter
Katherine Erhardt
Card Club
Warren Pearce
Book Club
A. A. Simon
South Fifth Street
JT. J. McGraw
Dewty
Dewey
Hell
St Louis
Charles Staffregen
City
Clara Kesphot
Frank Parker
North Fourth Street
St. Louis
Louisiana
Max Scheler
Scheler
N. A. Levy
W. L. Milroy
North Sixth Street
Mets
J. H. Bolton
East Vermont Street
Milton Mueller
Round Table
Cora Brinton
Herschel Earhart
7. S. Praser
Wy. E. White
E. P. Waeck
He Newland
R. Lambert
Ho AL Fie
Hawkinson
Oal Hawkinson
North Fifth Street
Tiawkinson
Charles Gaines
Chicago
Phree Arts Club
Majestic
Floating Palace
Nichting
Blakeslee
Ruth Cameron
Jefferson
Cuthura
Nellie Dibble
Leonidas
Michigan
Gampie Eseb Pree
Cuticura Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden, Maxs
Cuticura
Princess
Mary Pickford
Pendleton
Billie Burke
Annabelle
Fatty Arbuckle
Highland Park
Cmcaco
New York
Fatima
AI Sensible Cigarette
Halbach-Schroeder Co
Quincy, NL
Vudor
Vador
CAT Tales
POP
Dicky Dippy
Dicky
Sinnott
BiSephy
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