Quincy Society Notes Busy Summer Social Roundup
Quincy society crowds linger through June and into September with visits from Ralph Gardner and family, Miss Macon Tushaus’s upcoming September 19 wedding, and hostess clubs like Up-to-Date Reading, Polly Sumner chapter D A R, and Knight of Columbus auxiliary planning autumn events. Families travel, entertain, and prepare for fall like Miss Louise Tripp’s Pike county trip, visitors from Denver and Kansas City, and Mr and Mrs Clarkson settling in after a long voyage.
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Lillian Widmaier
Broadway
Macon Tushaus
Ralph Timmerwilke
Tushaug
J.F.F. Club
Sreta
Fern McKenzie
Jelen Street
Olivia Kurz
Jorothy Altix
Widmaier
Y W C A Girls Plan Hay Rack Ride and Tennis
The Y W C A Girls Outing Club schedules a hay rack ride to Ho man Falls at 7 30 Tuesday evening with refreshments for 25 cents. A tennis tournament will be held on the Y W C A courts this week with several entries and more expected. The finance committee plans a December building campaign following guidance from the recent Lake Geneva conference. A reunion of all members is planned in the next two to three weeks.
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The
Knight of Columbus
K .of C
K. of C
Homan Falls
National Board
Lake Geneva
Why Women Need Vote At Atlantic City Convention
Three leading American women spoke on the question Why Women Need the Vote at the National American Woman Suffrage convention in Atlantic City. They urged unity and emphasized the vote as a tool for social reform and national progress.
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United States
Atlantic City
Movies Supplant the Bull Fight in Spain
Spanish senoritas favor the movies over bullfighting as bull events lose appeal in Spain. James Hawes, an English traveler, reports bullfighting growing less popular while cinema grows in popularity, reflecting a shift in cultural entertainment in that country.
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New York
Activiies
James Hawes
Weddings Polley Hasse in St Boniface Church
Miss Clara Polley of Salina Kansas wed Carl Hasse son of Mr and Mrs William Hasse at St Boniface church in Salina. The couple and two attendants wore light blue satin and pale green crepe de chine. A wedding breakfast followed at the Hasse hotel and the pair planned a Des Moines Boone trip before housekeeping at 1129 North Sixth street. Mr Hasse runs a plumbing business at 916 Maine street.
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Miss Haverty
Hasse
George Long
North Sixth Street
Wedding Guest List Cites Mrs J A Ehart in Chicago
A wedding in Chicago includes Mrs J A 8 Ehart, a cousin of Mr Warfield, as a guest.
Local Richfield and Plainville Couple Wed by Judge McCarl
Miss Rosetta Qoitker of Richfield and Clarence Lease of Plainville, both from prominent families, were married by County Judge Lyman McCarl on Saturday in the judge's office with no attendants.
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Rosetta Qoitker
Richfield
Clarence Lease
Plainville
Lyman McCarl
Judge McCarl
Hogge and Carlisle marry in city justice office
Miss Claudie Hogge of La Grange Missouri and John Carlisle of this city wed Friday afternoon with Justice of the Peace E J Bonney officiating in his Sixth and Hampshire streets office.
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Claudie Hogge
la Grange
John Carlisle
E. J. Bonney
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Warwick-Garlichs Wedding in Keokuk
Miss Elizabeth Warwick of Keokuk wed Loren Garlichs of St Joseph Missouri in Keokuk on Saturday evening. Mrs Stephen Irwin formerly Mildred McKee served as matron of honor with a sister of the groom as maid of honor. The bride, a frequent guest in Quincy, appeared in prior weddings of the McKee and Montgomery families amid week of parties in her honor.
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McKee-Irwin
Mr. Garlicks
Keokuk
Elizabeth Wilson
Lucretia Huiskamp
Hildegarde Ware Weds William S Warfield III in Chicago
Miss Hildegarde Ware married William S Warfield III at the bride's mother s home 4424 Drexel Blvd Chicago Saturday at 4 pm Rev Albert J McCartney officiated Only Edith Ware and Robert Warfield attended immediate relatives were present due to the recent death of the bride s father The couple will reside at 1310 East Forty sixth Street after October 1
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Hildegarde Ware
William S. Warfield III
Lyman Ware
Drexel Boulevard
Chicago
Albert J. McCartney
Edith Ware
Robert Warfield
Mr. Warfield
John D. Warfield
Kenwood Avenue
Wiliam S. Warfield
East Forty-sixth
Alpha chapter O E S members visit Plainville initiation
On Friday night thirty five members of the Alpha chapter O E S traveled to Plainville by car to initiate two candidates. They enjoyed a fried chicken dinner after the meeting as the Plainville lodge hosted with warm hospitality.
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Alpha Chapter
Plainville
Clerks Give Farewell Picnic for Miss Weirather
A group of clerks from W. T. Ducker Dry Goods held a Thursday picnic at Mrs. Emma Wemboener’s home to honor Miss Freda Weirather who recently left after her first year at the Henrpton Nurses' Training School in Chicago during her vacation.
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W. T. Duker Dry Goods Company
Emma Wemboener
Freda Weirather
Henrpten Nurses
Chicago
Atlantic Literary Club Studies Bible as Literature
The Atlantic Literary club of Quincy women plans fall study on the Old Testament as literature with a topic titled A History of the Formatorn of the Bible and Its Translation. Prof Richard Moultin of the University of Chicago outlines the work and will lecture here this fall. Other clubs resume meetings with Friends in Council tackling English in India and modern literature. Dr Rowena Morse Mann will speak November 21. Topics include Modern Topics in Modern Literature at Round Table. Library day is October 30 with federation reports on November 20 Magazine day December 18 Music day.
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Atlantic Literary Club
Quincy
Richard Moultin
University of Chicago
Friends In Council
India
Rowena Morse Mann
Round Table
Federation
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