Quincy Society honors and prize winners at MOLE event
Quincy society RIZES summer MOLE events awards presented by President E B Hillman with Dr Henry L Whipple announcing winners. Mrs Russell Williams claimed ladies championship and cup, while Mr Will Sinnock won the men’s title. Also noted are prizes for handicaps, team cup wins, and upcoming 1917 plans amid club growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Rauntey
E. B. Hillman
Henry L. Whipple
Russell Williams
Williams
Wil. Halbach
J. W. Emery
Will H. Sinnock
T. D. Gardner
Henry L. Brant
Miss Grace Whipple
R. M. Switzer
Central Association
Hillman
California
E. N. Monroe
Rev. R. H. Hartley
C. Arthur Pfeiffer
Hansmann and Van Bibber Wed in Home Ceremony
Miss Theresa Hansmann and Price Van Bibber wed Saturday afternoon at the Hansmann residence 1036 North Tenth street. Van Bibber, formerly of St. Louis, works for the Davis-Cleaver company. They will reside with her parents for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansmann-Van Bibber
Theresa Hansmann
Price van Bibber
Anton Hansmann
North Tenth Street
van Bibber
St. Louis
Davis-Cleaver Company
Will Be Married Tuesday Evening Bonnie Mumper Betrothed to Melbourne Boesch
Bonnie Mumper will wed Melbourne Boesch of Burlington Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in her parents home 1650 Jersey street officiated by Dr. R H Hartley. Matron of honor is Connie Hull Pittsfield Ill with bridesmaids Lenore and Marjorie Boesch Dorothy Grupe Burlington and Elizabeth Hull Pittsfield. Best man is George Dixon Burlington. Relatives and friends will witness a small gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Ruths
Washington Street
Helen Sanders
Arthur Koessen
Edith Boesing
Frank Gaus
Jefferson Street
Fred Gaus
Mabel
Omaha
Neb
Bonnie Mumper
Melbourne Boesch
Burlington
D. W. Mumper
Jersey Street
R. H. Hartley
Connie Hull
Pitts
Field, II
Lenore
Marjorie Boesch
Boesch
Dorothy Grupe
Elizabeth Hull
Pittsfield
George Dixon
Week's clubs meet across city venues this week
Monday club meetings include Cc W E M at Mrs. George McAdams 1624 Broadway and nee Study club at Mrs. O F Schullian 501 North Eighth. Atlantis gathers in Chamber of Commerce visitor room. Shakespeare club hosts Mrs. Alice Osborn Hedges 816 Spring. Thursday brings M C T club to Mrs. Henry Dippmeyer Twentieth and Lind, Roseleaf Euchre to Mrs. Margaret Grim, Modern Novel to Mrs. J Phillip Bert 1475 Hampshire, and Just a Mere club to Miss Elsie Huseman 646 Payson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. W. E. M. Club
The
Christian Church
George McAdams
Broadway
Nee
O. F. Schullian
North Eighth Street
Atlantis
Chamber of Commerce
Shakespeare Club
Alice Osborn Hedges
Spring Street
M. C. T. Club
Henry Dippmeyer
Twentieth
Lind Streets
Roseleaf Euchre
Social and Club Gatherings Highlight Local Society
Miss Mamie Rueter hosted the N N club at 1515 South Twelfth street with sewing, chat, and a two course luncheon. The Young People's Society of the Unitarian church plans a Friday event on Oct 20. The Remo club met at 717 Van Buren street honoring Harry Duesdiker on his 23rd birthday. Miss Ella Meyer hosted the Sunshing club on Columbus road with a moonlight ride and luncheon. The Pleasant Hour club held a wiener roast in South park for Mr and Mrs Russell Barr on their twelfth anniversary. Miss Agnes Tushaus gave a miscellaneous shower for Miss Elizabeth Range ahead of her marriage to Gerry Büning next Tuesday. decorations were yellow and white. The Daisy club joined the guests for games and a delicious luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred’ Glass
Maple Street
Waters School
East State Street
Glass
Pearl
Myrtle Knob Jack
Eugene
Florence Burgdorf
Florence
Ruth Buhrmeyer
Helen
Loraine Glass
William Burgdorf
Margaret
Elizabeth Upschulte
Grace Buhrmeyer
Mrs. Glass
Ruth Behrensmeyer
Frank Behrensmeyer
State Street
Mamie Rueter
N. N. Club
South Twelfth Street
Remo Club
Herman Duesdicker
van Buren Street
Harry Duesdiker
Ella Meyer
Columbus Road
Walton Heights
Miss Meyer
Pleasant Hour Club
South Park
Russell Barr
Agnes Tushaus
Elizabeth Range
Gerry Buenning
Daisy Club
Night Hawks Club Outing at Human Falls Featured Burlesque
The Night Hawks a four teen couple club enjoyed a Friday evening at Human Falls with a home talent burlesque show mixing studied and impromptu comedy. Guests of honor were Mr and Mrs Frank F Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Hawks
Human Falls
Frank F. Garrett
Y W C A Schedule of Sunday Activities
The Y W C A lists Sunday events for business women and girls including meetings at 4 p m and 5 p m with speakers and committee sessions. Activities cover gymnasium sessions for different age groups, stenography, typing, drama classes, cooking, sewing, beauty care, dancing, and a board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnehaha Friendship Club
Quincys Pulse in British Army Training Battalion
Gilbert Harland of this city joins an American battalion enlisted for service in the British army. The battalion uses an American eagle as its mascot. May Pass Gas Bill The council will likely take up the gas rate case as its main issue. An informal Friday night discussion supported by Special Attorney J F Stevens and the gas company may lead aldermen to pass the proposal. Returns from Bike Harry Mangold Describes life on the border. Mangold, a private in the Fourth Infantry, Missouri National Guard, reports a 65 mile hike in a letter to Rudy Kauffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Harland
J. F. Stevens
Harry H. Mangold
Fourth Infantry
Missour National Guard
Rudy Kauffman
Mangold
Separated Mrs Mary Tate Progress At St Marys Hospital
Reports from St Marys Hospital indicate Mrs Mary Tate is recovering well after separation. Miss Lucille Freiburg recently discharged after appendix surgery two weeks ago. Various locals visit, travel, and celebrate birthdays with friends and family in Quincy and nearby towns, with community notices and social events listed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quincy Society
Carrie Hoxsey
Miss Olive
Des Moines
International Convention of Christian Churches
Charles Clarkson
Scotland
Carl Gardner
Greensburg, Pa
Winnie Oerter
C. H. Thuermer
Elrene
Okla
Thuermer
University of Chicago
Venitia Bacon
Siall-Nury
Elizabeth Bert
Topeka
Kan
Woman's Club of
Kansas
Arthur Capper
W. H. Perkins
South Thirtysixth Street
Wayne Butcher
Long Branch
Cal
Mrs. Burr Irwin
J. M. Irwin
Burr Irwin
James Irwin
Bridgeport, Conn
RS. Rose Cadwallader
Mrs. E. A. Rogers
W. M. Wetzel
Oak Street
Wetzel
W. Harris
J. B. Harris
W. M. Webb
W. M. Young
F. Watson
J. Harrison
C. ¥Inson
A. Wells
O. S. Allen
J. Smith
Lenora Webb
Catherine Harris
Edith Jackson
J. Phillip Menke
Arthur Bugg
Macomb
E. J. Taylor
Chicago
Mrs. Taylor
Charles Carley
Jacksonville
Quinty
Gurney
Charles
Fowler
Yralp
Galesburg
Margaret Lauter
Knox College
C. H. Lauter
Oliver Williams
Edith Epler
Ernest Epler
Fort Smith, Ark
Carl Epler
John Hermann
North Sixth Street
Eckert
RS. Hortense Warfield
Princeton
Pfeiffer
James B. Adams
Perensere
Kansas City
Henry Long
Phoenix
Ariz
Garrett Schuller
Grace Whipple
Ella Rogers
East
Miss Rogers
Harvey Wellman
C. F. Wilhelm
O. D. Grubb
Great Bend
RS. Guynoll
Finley Carrott
Sterling
Edith Crane
Humbug Circus
Rev
Merle Winn
Japan
Walter Williamson
Magnolia Beach
Mass
Anna Kay Scott
Idella Hewes
Henry Whipple
Illinois
Dr. Whipple
Decatur
Springfield
Sullivan
Peoria
Edward Humphrey
Edith Reddick
Cora Humphrey
Riley
Archibald
Clyde Humphrey
Helen Jones
Canton
Elsie Kuck
Freda Blume
Frances Edlers
Robert Birkenmaier
Alfred Mansfield
Flora Wurst
South Seventh Street
Davidson Millinery Co
Miss Bonnie Mumper
Young People’s Society of the Unitarian Church
Ida Sanftleben
Maine Street
H. D. Hoover
Miss Mayfield
W. B
Little Girls
S. Adams
Hannibal
S. Main
Maine ST
Reid’s
Women’s Apparel Shop
Mary Tate
St. Mary's Hospital
Lucille Freiburg
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gray Lemley
Seattle
Wash
Lemley
B. B. Pontius
Nell Brinton
Brinton
Irving School
Norma Concannon
Sue Moore
Seventh Street
Gertrude Moller
Keokuk
Gladys Angel
Henry Moller
Cyril
R. M. Wilcox
South Firsteenth Street
Wilcox
M. B. Carson
Vermont Street
B. G. Moss
Monroe City
Marguerite Edwards
Edna Mayfield
Lois Sinnock
Helen Waldhaus
Dorothy Rogers
Mildred Tippy
Carthage College
Deagan
Thos. A. Brown
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