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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1916

Page

19

Social luncheon ushers guests from afar in Quincy

Mrs. E N Monroe hosts a Saturday luncheon with 24 in attendance. Guests include Hortense Warfield Princeton Rose Cadwallader California Alice Dayton Boston and many more from New York Chicago Philadelphia and beyond. The Stillwell party traveling by car via West Virginia attended a West Virginia Yale football game and plan homeward travel through White Sulphur Springs Covington and Indianapolis.

E.N. Monroe Stillwell John A. Stillwell George Cottrell Joseph Barlow Newcomb Stillwell Charles Lee Weems South West Virginia Charlottesburg University of West Virginia Yale White Sulphur Springs Covington Indianapolis

Y W C A Vesper Service Led By Miss Hyde

Miss Hyde will lead the vesper service at the Y W C A this afternoon with Miss Thomasmeyer as pianist. Hostesses Miss Nola Pease and Miss Blanche Markley will mingle at the social hour after. The meeting, from fh symposium, features discussion on the value of prayer in business and cooperation for upcoming evangelistic meetings. The quip about a mother of 10 and an incubator appears as a humorous aside.

Miss Hyde Miss Thomasmeyer Nola Pease Blanche Markley

Social and Clubs Gatherings Celebrate Milestones

Mrs. B F Krueger received jewelry and lace at a birthday gathering from 40 friends while men joined the party. The Up-to-date Reading club elected officers Helen Long president and Charles Thompson vice president. They planned a new study on ten great American women with first papers by November 3. Unitarian youth held a church dancing party with John Wheelock and others organizing. Mrs. David Mumper hosted a 500 club meeting with seasonal high score prizes. An Orpheum party honored Miss Helen Gehring before her wedding to E P Kern, followed by dinner. The Turn Verein Ladies Auxiliary planned to disband and donate its treasury. A linen shower honored Miss Matilda Rock as she nears marriage to Ralph Terwell. High school youths enjoyed a hayrack outing after the Quincy-Gilesburg game at Homan Falls with roasting wieners and marshmallows.

Reading Club Charles Thompson State Street Helen Long L. L. Woodworth Jean Webster Helen Gehring E. P. Kern Orpheum Turner Club Turn Verein Turners Quincy-Gilesburg Homan Falls

Draper to Wed Prince Boncampagni-Ludovici in Washington

Miss Margaret Draper daughter of Massachusetts' William F Draper former ambassador to Italy will marry Prince Andre Boncampagni Ludovici of Rome on October 25. Cardinal Gibbons will perform the ceremony at the Draper home in Washington in what is billed as a widely publicized international marriage for years.

Margaret Draper William F. Draper Massachusetts Italy Prince Andre Boncampagni-Ludovici Rome Cardinal Gibbons Draper Washington

Week's Clubs Gather For Weekly Meetings

Monday Round Table meets in the library tower room. Mrs. Joseph Weiler hosts at 925 Broadway. Tuesday Shakespeare club hosts Mrs. George Gabriel. Tuesday Study club meets with Mrs. QO. F. Schullian at 501 North Eighth Street. Friends in Council gather in Historical building rooms. Atlantis meets in the Chamber of Commerce building. Wednesday Bridge club visits Mrs. R. H. Longley, 219 South Eleventh Street. Oak Tree club visits Miss Peters at Tenth and Adams. Thursday Thursday Bridge club meets with Mrs. Frank H. Menke, 724 North Twelfth Street. Also with Mrs. J. B. Menke, 530 North. Thursday Needle club hosts Mrs. S. J. Dapper, 2306 Spring Street. Also with Mrs. Hl. D. Brown, 2700 Maine. Friday Scott club meets with Mrs. C. C. Jansen, 2006 Prairie Avenue. Lucky Friday sewing club visits Mrs. E. J. Taylor, 332 North Twenty-fourth Street.

Round Table Joseph Weiler Broadway Shakespeare Club George Gabriel QO. F. Schullian North Eighth Street Friends In Council Atlantis Chamber of Commerce Bridge Club R. H. Longley South Eleventh Street Frank H. Menke North Twelfth Street J. B. Menke S. J. Dapper Spring Street Hl. D. Brown Maine Street Scott Club C. C. Jansen Prairie Avenue Lucky Friday Sewing Club E. J. Taylor North Twenty-fourth Street

Kampe Tucker wedding and local notices

Wedding plans for Miss Anna W Kampe of Quincy and Clarence M L Tucker of Greenfield Ill are secreted to day. Also Miss Mamie Leor Hasenstab and William Delonjay of Quincy wed in the Justice of the Peace office Saturday evening. Monday meetings listed for local unions and societies across Quincy with various halls and lodges. The quip notes that a flirt’s punishment for contempt of court is ancient spinsterhood.

Kampsa-Tucker Anna W. Kampe Quincy Clarence ML. Tucker Greenfield, IL Hasenstab-Delonjay Mamie Leor Hasenstab William Delonjay Justice of the Peace Office J. Bonney Leonard Hasenstab Board of Education

Forum Hears About School Management

C M Gill told the Women's Forum at the Chamber of Commerce building that public schools must be free and democratic and that state control plus local boards shape schooling. J Will Wall outlined Adams County tuberculosis sanatorium plans funded by a three mill tax and Woodruff estate bequests, with emphasis on local action and educated voters. Tea Cup Slugger quote ends the report.

C. M. Gill Women’s Forum Chamber of Commerce Betwen Adams County Woodruff Gill Thomas Jefferson United States Federal Bureau of Education Department of the Interior Board of Education

Rummage sale and community notices in South Side area

Numerous brief items announce a rummage sale by the Mother's club of the South Side Mission on October 26 in rooms on East Eighth Street. donations accepted at a hardware store. town social events include a turkey dinner rescheduled from November 23 to November 16 due to a prior rental. Congressman Burnett M. Chip erf ield to speak at Turner Hall Tuesday evening. fall reception at Woodland home November 4. Eagles Whist and Dance at Eagles Hall on October 25. wedding and visiting notices. Doerr's Department Store cereal beverage promotions. local family movements and addresses. civil and religious notices and upcoming events at Turner Hall.

Mother's Club South Side Mission Outh Eighth Street McKenzie Overland Chaddock Aid Society Masonic Temple Burnett M. Chiperfield Turner Hall E. York Woodland Home Eagles Buffalo Club Eagles’ Hall Web Jacob Schwartz Zelda St. Louis Betty Nieman Nathaniel Eisenberg Eisenberg Quincy H. F. Lafler State Bank Mabel Wyllie Jacksonville Fla Ben Cook Synthia Cook North Sixth Street Archbishop Wyllie Colorado Springs Hutchins G. A. Burch Hampshire Street Grubb Howard Lewis Mr. Lewis E. B. Lewis Elm Street Lewis T. B. Larkins Johnstown Arizona Herman Stormer South Eighth Oscar Shannon Chicago Milwaukee Rock Island Davenport Moline George Stahl

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