Friends in Council move to historic home for first meeting
The Friends in Council open their year in the remodeled building moved from Nisith and Broadway to the Historical building grounds. An informal luncheon starts at 1 o'clock as the club continues its fiftieth annual program studying European life and eighteenth century letters with papers by Mrs. Robert White on Louis XV.
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Friends IN Council
Nisith
Broadway
America
Friends’ In Council
Sara
Miss Eileen Dunne to Wed William Corboy in Springfield
Miss Eileen Dunne daughter of Governor and Mrs Edward F Dunne will marry William Joseph Corboy of Chicago at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Springfield at 10 30 AM Wednesday October 20 A breakfast at the executive mansion will follow and the couple will reside at 651 Buena Avenue Chicago after February first Mr and Mrs Corboy will entertain friends there. The Presbyterian church Guild will hold its annual fall dinner October 15 at the church decorated with autumn leaves and flowers. Marshall Fitzgerald will be a guest in Quincy with Mrs Fitzgeralds parents Mr and Mrs Dean Richardson Mrs Fitzgerald plans to return to Galesburg with her husband. M E Christie of Chicago is in Quincy on a brief business trip. Tag day for Blessing hospital is next Saturday with volunteers on street corners and stores.
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Dunne
Eileen
Mary Dunne
Edward F. Dunne
William Joseph Corboy
Chicago
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Springfield
Executive
Presbyterian Church Guild
MR. Fitzgerald
Quincy
Marshall Fitzgerald
Christie
Marshall Field & Co
Blessing Hospital
Mrs Wall and family plan Springfield and St Louis visit
Mrs George Wall and her son Dean left Thursday night for Springfield Illinois to visit Mrs Wall’s sister Mrs F Ballou then go to St Louis to study schools for the coming scholastic year they will return to Quincy at week’s end Mrs Olive Nichols and her son T C Nichols also left for Rushville and Springfield with plans for Havana on business and family visits Mrs Dan Orr of Houston arrived to visit her father John Guinan and sister Mrs Helen Guinan Carter with her husband to attend Mrs Carter and Chester Wilcox’s wedding later this month Mrs Albert Schmidt recently underwent a serious operation at St Mary’s hospital performed by Dr Otis Johnston and is resting well Mrs Sinnock learned of Henry Lehman’s death in Oshkosh Wisconsin and will attend the funeral Mrs Cora Montgomery and daughter Catherine expected home from Lake Delavan today and Robert Montgomery arrived for the weekend Mrs Dick Bartlett visited Hannibal last week with her daughter Letitia and returned to Quincy. more relatives remained away last week.
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The
Atlantis
Chamber of Commerce
Mabel Sholl
E M. Botsford
Geo. Wall
Mary McCann
Mary Tripp
W. J Henry
Daniel Cover
Mabel Shell
George Behrensmeyer
Prank Wood
James
Beckwith
Ida. Stewart
Pendletons
F. M. Pendleton
Chicago
Academy of Ophthomology
Jolietto
Kenneth Duncan
Minooka
D. L. Musselman
Jeannette “Wells
Dayton
George ‘Wells
Cleveland
Will Steinwedell
Quincy
Olive Nichols
T.C. Nichols
Rushville
Illinois
Nichols
Springfield
Havana
Dan Orr
Houston
Texas
John Guinan
Helen Guinan Carter
Orr
Carter
Chester Wilcox
Mrs. Orr
Albert Schmidt
Stern Farms
St. Mary’s Hospital
Otis Johnston
Henry Lehman
Oshkosh
Wis
Dick Bartlett
Hannibal
Letitia
Illinois Eastern Star to Convene in Chicago in October
The Illinois state grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will convene in Chicago on October 5 6 and 7 for its annual meeting. A Quincy delegation will depart tonight for the event.
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the Order of Eastern Star
Chicago
Quincy
Symphony Orchestra to visit Quincy in winter series
Ralph G Cole of Sheffield and Mrs Charles Smith visit relatives in Quincy. Mrs S J Bacon and Miss Gibbs of St Louis stay with Mrs D W Mitler and Miss Louise Maertz after four months in California. Chicago Symphony Orchestra comes to Quincy next Wednesday for a concert at the new armory as part of a fifteen attraction winter series. Reservations open Tuesday with single seats Wednesday. Also reports on P E O meeting and Luther Memorial church Social Union events and visitors Mr and Mrs Tom White from Houston.
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Ralph G. Cole
Sheffield
Ill
Charles Smith
North Eighth Street
Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Theoodore Thomas
Irving Hall
New York
Chicago
Orchestra Hall
Quincy
New Armory
Dr Ashton tied to naval service and front-line action in Europe
Clipping notes Dr. B Ashton a former Quincy physician now in Tacoma Washington enlisted with Canadian troops organized for Europe and has seen fierce fighting on the western front. Also mentions Stella Tholen’s fourteenth birthday surprise party with schoolmates and card games. Constance Ellis marked her thirteenth birthday with a small party and prize cards.
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Europe
Dr. Ashton
Constance ° Ellis
Edith
Baker
Suzanne
Fawcett
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Marie
Dorothy Dayton
China
William A Berry
W. W. Berry
Berry
Quincey
W. T. McKee
Paarde
Miss Ross
Mamie Ross
South
Thirteenth Street
Winefred Foley
George Heidbreder
South Twenty-second Street
Helen Janner
Elizabeth Fitzgerald
Mildred French
Mildred Smith
Eleanor Heuer
Hildreth Schnack
Erle Dervey
Albert’ Stark
Ernest Phelps
the Thimble Club
the Round Table
Round Table
Harold Knapheide
Knapheider
the Shakespeare Club
Shakespeare Club
George Hubbard
Thirtieth and
State Streets
Gertrude Gogin
C. A
Congregational Church
Edith Markland
Spring ‘Street
Pleasant
C. M. Brown
Mineapolis, Minn
Eon
Monroe
West
Study Club, JR
Fred. G. Wolfe
Maine Street
C. F. Schullian
Dr. Schullian
France
MR. Lehman
Far West
California
St. Louis
Ward Best
R. C. Boger
Tom White
Dickerson McAfee
White
Mr. White
Southern Brass Manufacturing Company
Ladies of the Social Union
the Luther Memorial Church
Stella
Antoinette Benning
Marie Bernbrack
Miss Ellis
Seiden
Wey
Paris
Burson
Sea Island
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