Quincy Whig Women and Society News of Oct
The Quincy Whig’s women and children page highlights social events, clubs, and gatherings. Miss Annette Buchman’s engagement party. Ruth and Naomi Society meal and fruit donation to St Louis orphanage. Mooseheart Sewing Circle. golf and bridge rounds. multiple teas and dinners with prominent locals including Mr and Mrs Monroe and the Bests. Several guests travel from Warsaw and Chicago. ongoing club meetings influence local charity and social life.
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Quincy Whig
Quincy
Season s Fashions at Luncheon and Surprise Party
Fashions described for a luncheon hosted by Miss Emma Teeksoan in Quincy with pale pink georgette gowns and rosebud adornments. Auction sale of pictures, gifts displayed, and prizes worn by attendees including Miss Blume and Mrs. Wilhelmina. Friends surprise Mr. and Mrs. Nethoff at home on South Eighth Street after their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Endteenth Street
Emma Teeksoan
Chresury Entsteins
Miss Blume
Pune
Wilhelmina
Wake
Placid
Cere X Blume
Grafte
Miss Hoener
Edna Arnsman
Bert Crowcroft
Fred Bexten
Ora Rengstorff
Elsie Rengstorff
Selma Recksieck
Clara Kerksieck
Lissetta Lageman
Florence Dix
George Niehoff
South Eighth
Nethoff
St. Louis
Tratfield
Godfrey
King Albert
Howard Ferguson
Orga
Palmyra
J. Ht
Alderteano
North Eighth Street
Alderten
Hone
New York
Timothy Castle
Thursdiv
Hallowe'en Coffee at Luther Memorial
Hallowe en coffee hosted by the Luther Memorial Ladies Social Union was hosted by sections A B and C on Thursday afternoon in church parlors. The church featured floral decorations pumpkin baskets and lighted faces with pumpkin motifs. Attendees enjoyed coffee sandwiches pickles ice cream cake and pie while a musical program by church children followed. Ruth Virginia Brown sang with piano solos by Gladys Adelphohl Ruth Behrensmeyer Henrietta Dickson and Evelyn Turner with Bingamon siblings also presenting. Mrs William F Greuther of San Diego and Mrs George Grimm of Muskogee Oklahoma, former members, attended to greet old friends.
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Luther Memorial Ladies Social Union
Ruth Virginia Brown
Gladys Adelpohl
Ruth Behrensmeyer
Henrietta Dickson
Evelyn Turner
Wilha
Aaron
Lincoln Bingamon
William F. Greuther
San Diego
George Grimm
Muskogee
Okla
Rev W M Jordan in City on Short Visit
Former First Christian church pastor Rev W M Jordan visits Quincy to meet old friends. Mrs Carrie Hoxsey hosts a small reception with many church members greeting the popular minister. He will report Sunday on the Disciples of Christ international convention held in Cincinnati last week.
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W. M. Jordan
First Christian Church
Quincy
Carrie Hoxsey
North Twelfth Street
WEDDINGS Seiz Kampe and Clwd El Seiz Tie Knot
Miss Charlotte Kampe and Clwd El Seiz wed at four in the Kampe home with Rev Carl Buch officiating. Attendants were Miss Lillian Kampe and Paul Meyer. Gladys Grimsley and Dennis Kenney wed at the First Christian parsonage with Rev R H Newton. they plan to reside on Jersey street in Quincy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiz-Kampe
Charlotte Kampe
Clwd EL. Seiz
Ride
Stenry Kampe
Carl Buch
Ethel Methodist Church
Lillian Kampe
Paul Meyer
Kenney-Grimsle
Gladys Grimsley
William Grimsley
Melrose
Dennis Kenney
Marblehead
Robert Kenney
First Christian Church
R. H. Newton
Elaine Fink
Elmer Neba
Jersey Street
Kenney
Quincy
Hutchison and French Wed in Chicago Ceremony
Miss Alvena French and Bentley Hutchison married in Chicago Monday afternoon. Hutchison, a Morrison hotel demonstrator, has lived in Chicago since last spring and is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hutchison of Eleventh and Broadway. Miss French, from 627 South Seventh street, previously worked in the telephone office and left for Chicago Saturday night.
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Alvena French
Bentley Hutchison
Chicago
Mr. Hutchison
Morrison Hotel
E. R. Hutchison
Eleventh
Broadway
French
South Seventh Street
Mrs. C. Haldeman Shop Nearby in Quincy
Mrs C Haldeman of La Belle Missouri was seen shopping in Quincy on Thursday with no further details given about the occasion or items purchased.
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C. Haldeman
la Belle, Mo
Quincy
Side Talks by Red Cameron They Aren't Really Deaf
A columnist laments how households misjudge domestic staff by speaking privately at home. Stories show cooks and nurses overhearing criticisms, then leaking comments to those involved. The piece warns even the well bred can be careless with private remarks.
YWCA Notes and Halloween Plans at Gem City
Mrs. C A Moorman invited Jefferson school club of the YWCA to her Locust street home Friday afternoon for games. The MWB club plans a ghostly Halloween party on Oct 31 in association rooms. Sixteen Gem City Business College girls formed Gem City Chums, meeting weekly in the Association rooms with Verna Miner as president and Rhoda Morris as secretary treasurer. The ladies invited their gentlemen friends to a weiner roast in South Park this evening.
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C. A. Moorman
Locust Street
Jefferson School Club
M. W. B. Club
Gem City Business College
Young Women's Christian Association
Gem City Chums
Verna Miner
Rhoda Morris
South Park
Personal notes from Barry and Quincy visits
Mrs G Wykes of Barry spent Thursday in the city. Dr E B Montgomery and Dr O F Shulian attend the American Congress of Surgeons in session in New York City. County Superintendent of Schools C L Cain of Schuyler county spent Wednesday in Quincy visiting friends.
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G. Wykes
Barry
City
E. B. Montgomery
O. F. Shulian
American Congress of Surgeons
New York City
C. L. Cain
Schuyler County
Quincy
Nervous Breakdown Helped by Vegetable Compound
Newark woman describes three years of nervous breakdown relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes daily headaches and weakness improved and says she has recommended the remedy since.
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Miss Kelly
Lydia E. Pinkham
Newark
N. J
Missee Key
South St
Misa Kelly
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Naomi
Sheath
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Ainyned
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Moo
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Schott
W. H. McOmein
J. A. B. Ehart
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Helen R. Long
Mildred Long Kincaid
William Stinson
Thomas Hayes
Richards
Charles Thompson
Warsaw
Olver Williams
Tom Sterne
Milington
Arcade Hattl
Farrell
Arnold
Missionary Society of the Grace Methoilst Churen
Otho Arnold
Joe C. Chitefhold
Pre 'Dent
al L. Martin
Cretary
Silas Dapper
Mere. Othe Arnaedd
Correpas
Jo Eo Strausl
Harry Barrows
Shebenvean
Wis
Mer
Lawrence Best
Robert Plathich
Henry Brant
Barrows
Best
Berrows
Emery Lancaster
Herman Broawn
Burlington
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Ho PD Mueller, Jr
Mree
L. Farrer
Quincey
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F. A. Thurf
PE. O
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Nellie Yarbough
Maine Street
Mrs. B
St. Rose
St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church
H. Ehrgott
FP. Fountain
H. Hildebrand
Miss Duker
Leona Duker
Annette Buchman
St. Aloysius Orphanage
Theodore Widmaier
Tony Tufall
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Lise Me
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Rosetta Rearden
Fiugh Liesen
Fred Althorf
Ecards
Frances Higgins
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Gus Skinner
Lenore Meyer
Thersslay
Pasadena
Cal
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Will Pufer
C. W. Leffingwell
Joseph Barlow
Wil McMein
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Forrest Browington
Frteseda
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Dayton
Oho
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Neliia Mitchell
Los Angeles
E. F P. Bradfords
C. 8. Irwin
Dennison
L. H. Dennison
Galesburg
Republican Women's Party
Edith Whellmeyer
T. T. G. Sewing Club
Oak Street
Modern Novel Club
David Wilcox
Kirk Shango
East Maine Street
P. B. Willams
North
Jack Hoeffler
Michigan
Minnesota
Hartley
R. F. Hartley
C. A. Dykstra
Cleveland
Cobby
Reynold
Hampshire St
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Phonograph Club
Eth
East Side
Weilers
Musse
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Revo Fo A McCarty
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Revo Co M. Duncan
Association Gymnasium
Empire
Andy and
Min
Hallowe’en Coffee
Luther Memorial
Red Cameron
Hold
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Potamtn Moone
Moore
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Henry C. Garrelts & Sons
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