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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1917

Page

11

Social affairs at North Twenty fourth street social notes

Andrew Tappe will entertain Thursday for Miss Katherine Jansen who will wed Frank Hilgenbrink Oct 10 at St John Catholic church. Attendants include Ella Hilgenbrink and Fred Jansen. They plan to live on the Hilgenbrink farm on North Twelfth. Hallowe'en party planned by Utility club. about fifty guests. Various visits and club meetings follow with W C T U delegates chosen for Peoria convention.

Andrew Tappe North Twenty-fourth Street Katherine Jansen Frank Hilgenbrink Mia Joseph Steinkamp North Fifteenth Street Miss Jansen Frank Jansen Mr. Hilgenbrink Herman Hilgenbrink St. John Catholic Church Ella Hilgenbrink Fred Jansen Hilgenbrink North Twelfth Street H. C. Channon Utility Club Hallowe'en Bay

Haunting memories and self perception in youth discussed

A column explores teen introspection and unusual thoughts as common awakening experiences. It notes feelings of deja vu, detachment from one's body, and viewing a familiar housemate as a stranger. Community notices follow, including social events, visits, and gatherings in Quincy.

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Satin fur trimmed suits for fall and winter fashion

Fashions for Americans notes satin suits playing a key role in fall and winter styles. Black satin trimmed with skunk fur, heavy fringe, and Russian lines dominate the coat. Long straight silhouettes, finger-tip jackets, empire waistlines, and three piece options with dresses and wraps are highlighted amid cautious designer business. Russian influences and three piece suits gain prominence as one piece frocks decline.

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Edith Schraag to entertain Wwi T U club Friday

Miss Edith Schraag will entertain the members of the Wwi T U club on Friday evening. The club consists of high school girls including Ruth Michelman Helen Slickly Gladys Paul Geraldine Gunther Irma Kiefer Delia Michaels Laurel Liggett Helen Schaberg and Marian Best. Nearby visitors include Mr and Mrs Jones of Portland Oregon visiting Mrs Jones sister Mrs T J Clark and relatives Folkrod family with plans to travel to Philadelphia for a chemistry course. The W R C inspection and a luncheon are set for Oct 2 with meals at the Masonic temple Oct 10 and 11 during the soldiers reunion.

Edith Schraag Ruth Michelman Helen Slickly Gladys Paul Geraldine Gunther Irma Kiefer Delia Michaels Laurel Liggett Helen Schaberg Marian Best Helen Middlekraus Springfield Telia Whitford Freeport Mar Chols Masonic Temple Carrie D. Colman

District meeting duties outlined for Barly event

Mrs Middlekraut and Mrs Whitford will oversee meals in Barly on October 1 for a district meeting. A number of Quincy people are expected to attend the gathering.

Boudschman and Hendricks Wedding Held in Parsonage

George E. Boudschman a Memphis banker wed Juanita N. Hendricks of Memphis Tuesday morning at 10 30 by Rev W D Endres pastor First Christian church in the parsonage They will reside in St Louis

Boudschman-Hendricks George E. Boudschman Memphis Juanita N. Hendricks W. D. Endres First Christian Church St. Louis

Quin cy deanery meets at St Boniface parsonage reports

The Quin cy deanery held its quarterly meeting at St Boniface parsonage with Dean Degenhardt presiding. Attendees included priests from Pike Brown Adams counties and several others from Mt Sterling Paloma St Vincent home and Soldiers' home. Next gathering set for St Peter parsonage January 8. The L M E society and Ladies Aid met, electing officers and planning a bazaar for early November.

Quincy St. Boniface Dean Degenhardt Pike Brown Adams S. A. Niebling Mt. Sterling Paul Reinfela Paloma Joseph Rice

Dentists Enjoy Outing at Dr King’s Camp

The Quin cy Dental club held a Sunday outing at Dr. W L King’s camp two and a half miles south of Quincy beside the Mississippi. The group of 15 included 14 members and the cook who prepared a feast of fresh fish and more. Members listed include Dr L H Wolfe Dr E F Koetters Dr A E Sohm Dr H F Naumann Dr H L Whipple Dr L F Duncan Dr C T Hughes Dr Raymond Padberg Dr H C Mueller Dr Warren L King Dr J B Buehner Dr C S Irwin Lawrence A Smith and A M Durant.

Quincy Dental Club W. L. King Quincy The Mississippi L. H. Wolfe E. F. Koetters A. E. Sohm H. F. Naumann

Examination for Lima Ill Fourth Class Postmaster

An examination will be held in Quincy on October 13 under the United States civil service to fill a contemplated vacancy in the fourth class postmaster position at Lima Illinois and other vacancies that may occur at that office. The office pays 358 dollars annually.

Quincy United States Civil Service Lima Ill

Y W C A Notes Extension Committee Plans

The extension committee met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Anna Pyott field secretary for the territory and discussed plans. Miss Pyott leaves today for Springfield. Miss Lois Sinnock elected leader of the Tuesday Evening Bible class with officers Helen Ringstorf Mary Bunte Ruth Dickhut. Mary B Hyde appointed teacher. Acts to be studied. first meeting October 2. Knit lessons for new learners slated for Thursday. Mary Harness Gertrude Frame led Morris Shoe factory workers in noon hour games.

Anna Pyott Miss. Pyott Springfield Lois Sinnock Helen Ringstorf Mary Bunte Ruth Dickhut Mary B. Hyde Mary Harness Gertrude Frame Morris Shoe Factory

Botany Class Hike Planned by O D Frank Saturday

O D Frank will lead botany students on a Saturday hike visiting Dripping Springs Fern Hollow and the lime kilns for lunch weather permitting all participants expect a splendid trip.

O. D. Frank Dripping Springs Fern Hollow

Cuticura Skin Care Promises Fast Relief for Babies

Advert shows Cuticura Soap and Ointment as daily skin care for infants. It claims a hot bath then gentle ointment relieves irritations that disrupt sleep, aids rest for mother, and speeds healing in most cases. Soap cleans pores. ointment soothes redness and roughness. Free sample by mail via Cuticura Dept. 56 Boston. Soap 25c. Ointment 25c and 50c.

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