Women and Children of Quincy Hostess Notices
A column of social notices from Quincy highlights gatherings and visits. Mrs Fosgate hosts a dinner at the Country Club with guests including Mr and Mrs Fifer and several local couples. Other events include luncheons for sisters in the city, guests from Chicago and Missouri visiting local families, and plans for future dances and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosgate
Arthur ‘Fifer
Country Club
J. A. ‘S. Ebert
Charles Demaree
Edward Hasson
Thomas Gardner
Living Models Present Evening Gown Style Show at Halbach Store
Evening gowns fur coats and suits were displayed by living models at the Halbach store drawing a crowd of about four hundred on the second floor. Little Miss Dorothy Christ led with a charming tots’ frock display and performed a Dutch costume solo dance. Quincy girls Helen and Mary Landon joined two Chicago models, with rain interrupting the finale as guests lingered admiring fall apparel. Show continues tomorrow with sessions at 10:30 to 11 and 2 to 3:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbach
Dorothy Christ
Miss Christ
Helen
Mary Landon
Quincy
Chicago
Florence Crush Announces Year of Physical Training Classes
Mrs Florence Crush has arranged a yearly program of physical training with lower prices than last year. A morning class for matrons is featured on Tuesday mornings. The schedule lists Monday sessions from 4:30 to 5:30 for advanced High school students and 8:30 to 9:30 for industrial and business girls, with Tuesday 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. for matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Department
Florence Crush
National
Y. W. C. A. Board
New York City
Jefferson and Franklin school PTA meet this afternoon
Jefferson school PTA meets at 3 o'clock for the first meeting of the year to plan activities. Franklin school PTA gathers at 3 o'clock for a get to know you meeting after summer vacation with student songs, department exercises, and solos. Mrs. Henry Aldag serves as president and Mrs. Sam Dickson leads the sewing auxiliary. last year was very successful and this year is hoped to match it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson School
Franklin School
Mabel Ahern
Maurine Nelsch
Ethelyn Lewis
Henry Aldag
Sam Dickson
Adams and Irving School PTA Meet This Afternoon
Adams School PTA meets this afternoon as does the Irving School PTA in the school. Mrs Lawrence Thayer Mrs Johnson and Miss Irene Shields oversee the ice cream festival on the Dewey school lawn this afternoon and evening. A party in the evening under Mrs J W Hart and Mrs Homer Huggins. Proceeds go to the piano fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Thayer
Johnson
Irene Shields
Dewey School
J. W. Hart
Homer Huggins
Quiet Quiet Wedding Ties Bartlett to Hafner in Hannibal
Betty Bartlett daughter of Benedict Bartlett of Quincy married Edgar Hafner of Hannibal in a quiet ceremony after obtaining a license in Palmyra. The couple, engaged since summer, plan to reside in Hannibal where Hafner works in a wholesale grocery business with his uncle Dan Hafner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Elizabeth Bartlett
Bennett Bartlett
Big City
Edgar Hafner
Hannibal
Ely
Presbyterian Church
Hafner
Virginia
W. E. Brown
Sacred Heart Convent
St. Louis
Elizabeth
Dan Hafner
Miss Leta Sibert Weds O G Robert in Beverly
Miss Leta Sibert and O G Robert of Beverly were married Thursday afternoon by Rev R H Newton at the First Christian church parsonage. Attendants were Hazel Sibert and Owen Hull. The couple left Thursday evening for Bose to begin their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Sibert
O. G. Robertson
Beverly
R. H. Newton
First Christian Church
Hazel Sibert
Owen Hull
Bose
Out of Town Y M C A Workers To Be Here
Out of town Y M C A workers will be in town for association day on Sunday September 28 with speakers in local churches during regular services and a mass meeting in the Y building in the afternoon featuring state secretaries and lecturers. A boys meeting will be led by Boyd Walker with an open house set for October 26. Local leaders named include E P Brown George Gabriel John Korn A F Odell and Elmer King. Numerous out of town speakers are listed including Shumaker Killin Walker Dearhake Brown Sermans Cockrel and Hayter. Services will be held across many churches including Vermont Street M E Grace M E First Presbyterian and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Schumaker
Tom Killin
Boyd Walker
E. P. Brown
George Gabriel
John Korn
A. F. Odell
Elmer King
Shumaker
Killin
Walker
F. M. Dearhake
Central District of Illinois
J. A. Brown
East St. Louis
H. C. Sermans
Streator
E. P. Cockrel
Galesburg
J. E. Hayter
Vermont Street
M. E
Grace M. E
First Presbyterian
First Christian
East End Christian
Central Baptist
Luther Memorial
United Brethren
Salem Evangelical
First Union Congregational
Kentucky Street
Bethel M. E
Immanuel Chapel
Mission Day Observed by Evangelical Churches in Quincy
Evangelical congregations in Quincy plan an all day Mission Day at South Park on Sunday September 21 1919. A large chorus directed by Prof Hugo Schuessler will provide special music. Ministers Rev C Hoffman and Rev Robert Kofer will give morning and afternoon addresses. Parishioners urged to bring basket dinners and enjoy noon hour in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Church Councils
Quincy
Hugo Schuessler
United Evangelical Men's League
C. Hoffman
Lincoln
Robert Kofer
Granite City
Ill
Rev. C. Hoffman
Robert
Sunday School Meets For Study And Rally Day
The Presbyterian and Vermont Street Methodist churches held a joint Sunday school meeting with Mrs Mary B Wray and Mrs W P Bushnell assisting. Frank Schlepphorat of 638 Washington plans to enter Kendrick Seminary Webster Grove Mo for priesthood studies after graduating Quincy College. Rally Day is upcoming with a committee shaping the program. Delegates for the W F M S Vermont Street church attend district convention at Mt Sterling Oct 1 2 and a Decatur convention Oct 7 9 will be represented by Miss Harriett Smith Mrs George Hewes and Mrs C A Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schlepphorat
Washington Street
Webster Grove
Kendrick Seminary
Quincy College
Presbyterian Sunday School
A. C. Wells
Garnett Smith
Vermont Street Methodist Church
Mt. Sterling
Decatur Oet
Harriett Smith
George Hewes
C. A. Wells
Quincy Students Head Off To Colleges This Year
Miss Virginia Reticker will leave Tuesday for Nashville Tennessee to resume studies at Ward Belmont Seminary. Carl Martindale departs Sunday for Ann Arbor to begin his sophomore year in the University of Michigan Law School. Harold Bush Harold Lummis and Gray Lummis leave today for Champaign to study at the University of Illinois. George Ebert will go there Saturday night. Douglas Knapheide left Thursday evening for Champaign to resume studies at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Reticker
Nashville, Tenn
Ward Belmont Seminary
Carl Martindale
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Law
Harold Bush
Harold Lummis
Gray Lummis
Champaign
University of Illinois
George Ebert
Douglas Knapheide
The
State University
W R C Observes Constitution Day With G A R Guests
The Women’s Relief Corps held a Thursday afternoon program celebrating the 132nd anniversary of the U S Constitution. Mrs Anna Good led the program with songs and addresses by E H Osborn C W Turner E L Caddick and Mrs J B Shaw. Turner and Osborn spoke about the recent national encampment in Columbus Ohio. Refreshments followed and the W R C will serve dinner to soldiers and their wives at the annual fall event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Anna Good
E. H. Osborn
C. W. Turner
E. L Caddick
J. B. Shaw
Turner
Osborn
Columbus
Ohio
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Cleveland
South Eighth Street
Iss Lula
Misa Elsie Hoffman
W. J. Tapp
Hampshire Street
Montreal
Canada
Bradford Nelson
Harry Tapp
Brooklyn N. Y
Plate Institute
H. A. Keith
Keokuk
Mildred Tapp
Tapp
Colorado
RS. Russell Williams
J. E. Murphy
Harry Gates
Louis Schroeder
Mary Curry
California
Bob Williams
A. W. D. Weis
Lawrence
Mamie Tripp
George Wall
C. A. E. Koch
Card Club
North Twelfth Street
Harry Cullivan
Frank Wilper
Henry Wiskitchen
John von Koscielski
Omaha
Henry Hahn
Jess L. Moore
Kirksville
Harriet Gates
North Eleventh Street
Hess
Emma Lou Weber
City
P. E. Hess
East Maine Street
James Murphy
Harry Gage
Emery Lancaster
Clara Cole
East Maing Sirset
E. Hermeling
George. Reeves
C. Henry Fosgate
Teeves
Pauline Tenk
Itl
University of Chicago
Knight of Columbus Hall
Knights and Ladies of Security
Odd Fellows’ Hall
East
Silas Hayworth
Annapolis
William
Naval Academy
Tennessee
J. M. Clayton
A. M. Clayton
North Fifth Street
Thelma Ohbring
Columbia
Hilda Mulhall
James F. Hughes
Adaline Orton
Barry I
E. M. Stewart
Eleanor Timpe
Esthe Ruff
Edith Schneider
Bliss Anna Good
Ethel Ruff
Isabel Beals John Allar
William Evers
Herbert Schneider
Fred Blevins
Harry Woerhoener
Elmer, Bolles
Woodland Home
Dudley of
Fowler
F. M. Bolles
Augusta
Portland
Donald Best
Lewis Institute
Chamber of Commerce
Y. W. C. A. Notes
Adams School
Parent-Teacher Association
Irving School
Bion Tr
Salvation — Army
Morris Adler-Moller Co
Themerican Legion
Betty Bartlett
Robertson Sibert
Y.M.C.A
Good Shepherd
Church of the Good Shepherd
Francie
M. Edward Fawcett
D. D
Terian Sunday School
Mary B. Wray
W. P. Bushnell
W.R.C
Tion
Benjamin, Levy and Cohn
Pflap
New York
West 26Th St
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American Cloak and Suit Co
Hampshire St
Quincy, NL
Ricker National Bank
TORIA
Chas. H. Fletcher
Castoria
Jacob Schwartz
Quincy, Ill
Kirschbaum Shops
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