Davenport Dramatics Club Formed By Local Society
In Davenport a group of residents met at Anthony Behuyler’s residence on Fifteenth Street and organized the Dramatic Club of Davenport. Officers elected: President A Schuyler, Vice President Miss Kreemin, Secretary Treasurer Yd. C. Roberts. Board of managers includes the three officers and two others. Committees appointed for incorporation with L G Susemini, Robert Carson, and Miss Susan Glaspell. Membership about twenty four. W H Martin expected to lead the dramatic department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Behuyler
Davenport
Fifteenth Street
Dramatic Club of
A. Schuyler
Kreemin
Yd. C. Roberts
Preston
L. G. Susemini
G. Susemib
Robert Carson
Susan Glaspell
W. H. Martin
Etude Music Club Meets This Afternoon
The Etude Music Club gathers this afternoon at 14 Miii Street Davenport with Mrs Siegac in charge of the program. Selections include pieces by Godefini, Schubert, Grodsky, and Paderewski among others performed by students and listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etude Club
Siegac
IV Dence
Mii Street
Davenport
George Renfro
Guy D'Hamlot
Ronald
Miss Hetzel
Mac Dowell
Frank Priestale
Schubert
Miss Rauph
Dudley Buck
Misa Troeniz
Grodsky
Misa Jordas
L. Lehmann
Landon Renatil
Miss Thode
Miss Lizte Grazert Hosts Next Meeting At West Pleasant St
Misk Grace Tichehor was elected president and Miss Anne Stein treasurer of the club. The rest of the gathering centered on a general good time with music from members and refreshments served by the hostess. The next meeting is set for Miss Lizte Grazert at 120 West Pleasant Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misk Grace Tichehor
Anne Stein
T Fle Club
Lizte Grazert
West Pleasant Strest
Miss Nettie Eckman Recital At Her Dav enpor Home
Bliss Nettie Eckman will entertain Saturday afternoon at a recital at her home on Third and Warren streets in Davenport. About fifty invitations were sent for the event a the program promises an unusually good selection with Miss Eckman backed by Miss Freda Schricker and Mrs Hetzel. The program includes piano solos and vocal numbers with several works by Chopin and Debussy, culminating in a Waltz by Chopin and a Cuban dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Nettie Eckman
Warren Streets
Davenpor
Offaly
Miss Eckman
Freda Schricker
Godard Dicker
Eee Gillet
Maciowell
Magdowell Bohn
Margaret
Ronali
Sebri¢ker
Swereh Lolahy
Wiss Eckuins
Wrangell
Dante
R, Holtman
Iiss
Juan
Columbian Male Quartet to Perform in Iowa City Tomorrow
A prominent Columbian male quartet visits Iowa City tomorrow offering a high quality program with soloists and reader Miss Fisher Shipp. Proceeds aid Ned Lee Mission. advance ticket sales are strong. Also reported is the Tuesday wedding of George Carson and Celia Namur at South Clinton Street with Rev. Williams officiating and a Washington, D. C. honeymoon planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovera
America
Miss. Fisher Shipp
Miss Shipp
St. Lous
St Paul
Ned Lee
Robert N. Carson
Thomas B. Crrson
George Cirgon
Cecelia Namur
Low City
Iowa City Republican
George Carson
Celia Namur
South Clinton Street
W. D. Williams
Trinity Church
Carson
Washington, D. C
Johnson Street
Iowa City
Iowa City Gas Company
BleetHe Light Company
Monthly Social Meeting of the Mothers Club
The Mothers Club of the People's Union Mission held a monthly gathering at the mission. Dr J B Donaldson of the First Presbyterian church spoke on Women of Europe and differences with the women of our country. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Bush, Bills, Hageboecht, Gose and Tamsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elub
Tt People’s Union Mission
J. B. Donaldson
Europe
Mesdames Bush
Biils
Hageboecht
Gose
Tamsey
Cuisine Club Plans Next Meeting With Miss Frances Ballard
The Cuisine Club met Miss Frances Ballard yesterday at 11 Main Street Davenport. Once a sewing circle, the group now discusses topics with assigned discussion prompts. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is set with Miss Edin Haskins on Wednesday, Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuisine Club
Frances Ballard
Main Street
Davenport
Biss Edin Haskins
Meeting of Boys Club At Second Presbyterian Church
D Y B club members met at the church parlors where Lee Heald read a camping expedition summary. Members to write accounts, judging panel named Wells Petersen Rathbun with Max Smith elected as second member for next initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Y. B. Club
Second Presbyterian Church
Lee
Heald
Davenport
Ralph Hitchcock
Warner Slochtma
Anerry Guy
Eddie Miler
Néric Wells
Parmelo Petersen
Harold Rathbun
Max Smith
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at St. John’s Methodist
The Laties Aid society of St. John’s Methodist Episcopal church met yesterday afternoon at Frank Wright’s home in Arlington Avenue Davenport. The gathering focused on society business and decided to assist at the Ned Lee mission supper to benefit the kindergarten. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laties' Aid Society
St. John's Methodist Episcopal Church
Bro. Frank Wright
Arlington Avyenue
Dvenport
Ned Lee
Ladies Meeting at McManus With Mrs Park
The Indies of the Industrial Home hold a sewing circle this afternoon led by Mrs P J WeMhins. They prepare decorations for the Christmas fete, a yearly event eagerly anticipated by the school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. WeMhins
D T U Club Meets at Miss Stein Home
A pleasant sod session of the D T U club was held last night at the home of Miss Anna Stein at 2205 West Third Street. The gathering included a business session and convivial activities with members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.T. T Club
Anna Stein
West Third Street
Mrs Louis Te cLaie Jr Hosts Davenport Tea
Mrs Louis Lotlairg Tr entertained about forty intimate friends yesterday afternoon at 1222 Ripley street Davenport in honor of Mrs Gordon Harkness formerly Miss Mabel Gonenlas of Iowa City now bride of Dr Harkness. Refreshments were served during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lotlairg
Ripley Street
Davenport
Gordon Harkness
Mabel Gonenlas
Towa City
Harkness
T. J. B. club entertains with pageant at church
The T. J. B. club of the United Presbyterian Church entertained guests with a pageant and sociability evening at the church parlors on Eleventh and Bray Streets Davenport. Delicious refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Petersen hosted a small dinner party with Grace and Mollie Smith of Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan among the guests. Mrs. Ravenscroft’s gift to the club and her Chicago trip were noted. Mrs. W. C. Wadsworth plans a Saturday visit at 1069 Percy Street Davenport for her sister Mrs. Frazier of Indianapolis. The monthly Bar Monie Society meeting resumes at Unity Hall with a Japanese program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. B. Club
United Presbyteriain Church
Eleventh
Bray
Walter Petersen
Becker's
Grace and
Mollen Smith
Chicago
Harry Ryan
W. C. Wadsworth
Percy Street
Davenport
Frazier
Indianapetis
Open Shop Alliance Pushes Education and Private Contracts
Plans form to organize employers against labor unions presented at the Citizens' Industrial Association convention. Officers elected include David M. Pearry and J. C. Craig with a broad executive committee. Resolutions defend private contracts and freedom to choose trades, urge trade schools and in-shop apprenticeships, and condemn union-backed militia restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Presigval
David M. Pearry
Taatanagiotti
First View
J. C. Craig
Denver
Colo
James T.holte
Brooklyn
Third View
Pe Hent
George A. Darlis
Grand Rapids
Mich
A, C Hoschetana
Evte
Ind
Toho Kiriy, Jr
Dister
Borkiey R. Maechi
New York City
George B
Embo
Boston
Betuid Martin
Omaha
Ian J Ke Revord
Minneapolis
Post
Battle Crook
F W. van Cleave
St. Louis
W. Stepan
Wilkesbarre
Wrederick W. Job
Chicago
Francis 0. Minemachen
Lontsv
Ile
Jeauliéms
Taltunapolis
Nike
Trial Association of America
Citizens' Industrial Association of America
Dirarman
Tter
German proposal tightens control on proprietary medicines
L Frenz Wherlein, a Cuinaga chemist, reports a government plan to pass two Hapertal laws regulating sale and solventism of proprietary medicines. Eberlein, cited as bribed, urges a Berlin commission to oversee all proprietary goods and ensure purity while funding the national treasury. France reportedly already has such a system, aiding public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Dec
Frenz
Wherlein
Cuinaga
Germany
Eberlein
Prinkfortom-Main
la Sovernment Comission
Anthony
France
Wend
Natiornl
Fire damages at St Marys hospital and filmation plant
Fire swept the fifth floor of St Marys hospital causing about 25000 in damages as patients were moved to safety. A separate blaze yesterday destroyed the machinery at a new filmation plant in Washington with estimated losses ranging from 10002 to 300000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puello
St. Marya Hospital
Xanna
Nuises
Filmation
Wachington
Cripple Creek Gold Output Climbs to Two Million
Cripple Creek district reports November gold production valued at two million dollars. The Cripple Creek locale, including Tolo, reflected strong mining activity as the month closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Tolo
Victor Emmuel Reopens Parliament Amid Liberal Speech
Rome December 1 King Victor Emmu welcomed by Queen Herens reopened parliament. The throne speech urged liberal, peaceful reforms and continued liberty within the law. He announced bills to raise working-class conditions, reduce class conflict, and promote arbitration over strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Victor Exmiu
Herens
Louch
Évene
Justine
Boston Store Swamped by Women Seeking Marital Gains
In Los Angeles a Broadway Boston Store is inundated with applications from women hoping to advance from sales duties to marrying wealthy suitors. The manager notes a flood of hopefuls of all kinds, while stories link a former clerk to a romance with Eugenie Partient and a Pasadena couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Broadway
Boston
Raven Fresses
Leas Wwitt
Eugenie Partient
New York
Europe
Haggard
H- W. Hewitt
Jessure
Pasadena
Assessment on Stock in State Bank of Geravima
An order from the district court of Kossuth county Iowa assigns a $40,000 assessment on stockholders of the State Bank of Geravima. Names include the Finn of Radcliffe with $18,000, Julia A Wisner estate Eldora, State Bank of Radcliffe $2,000, A N Drake Radcliffe $2,000, J D Nedcomer Widor $500, A S Newcomer Eldora $1,500, Joseph Rew estate Eldora $1,000, C I Wuson Hoboken $1,000, Rohingin Thomas Paul $1, Falls, W H Woods Iown Falls $1,000, William Welden Town Falls $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldera. Fa
District Court
iKossuth
Algany
State Bank of
Geravima
Hardin County
Simems
Finn of
Radcliffe
Julia A. Wisner
Eldora
State Bank of Radcliffe
Radlifte
A. N. Drake
Radelifte
J. D. Nedcomer
Widor
A. S. Newcomer
Joseph Rew
C I Wuson
Hoboken
Ie Rohingin Thomas
W. H. Woods
Iown Falls
William ‘Welden
Town Falls
TRUE BILL AGAINST LESTER
Kiowa office of the state's attorney notes Joseph Lester and Howry Platt face a grand jury in Perry county on November 12 for bringing arms into the Platte area. Guards escorted weapons to Ziegler and another position. armed sinks were stated to be used. No arrest made yet as the retiring state's attorney delays service for his successor. State militiamen moved to Ziegler and West Frankfort to aid 25 miners imported from Pennsylvania, with 35 nonunion miners from St. Louis. seven railcars of ore were moved, and ten more guns and ammunition received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duquoin
Tee
Kiowa
Joseph Lester
Howry
Platt
Porry County
Pinckneyville
Platte
Ony Caduet Jl Iy
Red
Ziegler
Loster
Tate
Lonlines
Leiter
Monro
Mir Toro
Peare
West Frankfort
St. Louis
Ziegler Tedar
Attorney Wiesman Sues Over Ballot Denial in Brighton
Henry Wiesman a Kenosha Wisconsin attorney sues for 10000 against Brighton election inspectors claiming denial of his right to vote in the recent election. The case cites his prior insanity finding four years ago and notes he offered a ballot that was torn up. Wiesman has practiced law in the area for fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wiesman
Kenosha
Wis
Dee
Henry Wilesman
Brighton
Wiesman
Robbery During Sleep Hits Evans Sector in Oskaloosa
In Evans near Oskaloosa a man, D Falkner, woke to find his pocketbook, a $100 savings certificate, $82 in cash, a $20 ring, a revolver, and other valuables stolen. James Warrington, a local gambler, is identified as the suspect who entered while Falkner slept and seized the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Erasawit
D. Falkner
Mr. Falkner
Doskaloosa
Evans
Warrington
Falkner
St Price
Falter
Oskaloose Savings Bank
Male
Bonner Ordered to Return Money and Club Claims Set
The National Baseball Commission rules Bonner, now with Kansas City, must return to Cleveland while $25 of advance money is allocated to Cleve. J J Clark is owned by Cleveland. Rochester club convention declared not a founder. Tobinson awarded to Washington and sold to Detroit, which may dispose of his rights despite Toronto claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Dee. J
National Baseball Commission
Bonner
Kansas City
J. J. Clark
Cleve
Rochester
Wall
Tobinson
Washington Cil
Detroit
Tonisville
Peabody in Court Contests Denver Precinct Vote
Attorneys for Governor Peabody petition the supreme court to discard a precinct vote over watcher violations. They seek to nullify the result without counting legal ballots, aiming to preserve Peabody’s office. Republican leaders fear similar moves could swing precincts for Adams. The case is set for federal court in St Louis. President Moser of the Western Federation of Miners says Cripple Creek strike could end within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
der. i
Peabody Springs
Cuprem
Puy
Adams
Atul
Iowa firm lands Santa Fe stock yard gate contract
The Iowa Gete company of Cedar Pails was awarded the contract for supplying the entire Santa Fe system with 15,00 stock yard gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Gate Company of
Cedar Falls
Cedar
Iowa Gete Company
Santa Fe
Awards Made in Corn Show at Fairfield
Joseph C. Frame of Rou Prairie townstig won $25 for the best bushel of corn judged at the Leaguer corn show. His ear measured about ten inches, typical of the state's southeast. About seventy prizes were awarded. Saturday marked the last day of Fairfield Poultry Fansysters association's first exhibit, deemed a success and to become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Frame
Rou Prairie Townstig
Jefferson County
Fairfield Poultry Fan Vsters Association
Pope praises Canada in private audience with Montreal archbishop
The pope received Most Rev. Paul Brachaest and other church leaders in a private audience lasting about thirty minutes. He expressed satisfaction with the Canadian clergy and Montreal's work in evangelizing Chinese Catholics and exchanged a keepsake for Archbishop Brachaest’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Rone
J. Tt. Nelasey
Machester
N. Hy
Paul Braehest
Que
Brachest
Canada
Brachesi
We Can Be Santa Claus Paints for Furniture Makeovers
A seller promotes large size paints stains and varnishes to transform shabby furniture. With small amounts of paint, lime, and varnish, items in and around the house can appear refreshed and ready for use. The dealer encourages trying their products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia
West Branch church linked to Old Log College origin
Warwick Pa December 11 The Wes haminy Presbyterian church on the west branch shore is called the Church of Celebrations. Historian Deetar Turner says the Old Log College originated here and became the germ of Princeton College. The college began about 1728 and moved in 1746 to Elizabethtown then 1742 to Newark and 1758 to Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwick
Weshaminy
Elizabethtown
Newark
Princeton
Japs Would Play Baseball With Stanford in San Francisco
A letter from Iso Abe, superintendent of Waseda University athletic department, proposes an international baseball match between Stanford and Waseda. Waseda, Japan intercollegiate champions, would travel to San Francisco for the game, with strong possibility the series is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iso Abe
Waseda University
Japan
Stanford
Waseds University
San Franisco
Accident Discloses Secret Marriage In Marton
An accident in Marton reveals a secret marriage between Alice Davis and Benjamin Mudor, president of the Tudor Packaging Company. The incident occurred December 1, with Davis sustaining injuries and the couple reportedly wed prior to the event.
Bullet crashes through window in dark room
Appleton Wisconsin December 1 A farmer Albert Mowsbin shot and killed near Waueedal Michigan as a stray bullet from an outside shooter enters a cabin window. County officials seek clues while uncertainty remains over who fired the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Ws
Alvon
Albert Mowsbin
Waueedal
Mich
War era artillery critique by Brig. Gen. Sie in Port Avon report
In a December naval briefing Brig. Gen. Sie defends U S coastal defense plans, noting field artillery supply and position finding gear. He argues preparedness and favorable ammunition procurement would deter invasion, while criticizing past neglect of two first class artillery units and stressing strategic deployment in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapiuecton
USGC
Gren
Archilepr
Cietfos
United States
Enn Wen
Orenoy
Hue
Port Avior
Rees
Story
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Etude Music Club
Nettie Eckman
THE
Mothers’ Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
D.T. YU
Louis Te cLaie, JR
G. Harkness
J. B
United Presbyterian Church
Preferick Ravenscroft
Lie Barmonie Xperaty
Unity Hall
Amy Wlti
Victor
Krell’s
Kaell & GG
Brady ST
Germania Bank
Fay
Lester
Perry County
J. D. Falkmer
Muluista
Peabody
Colorado
Governor Springs
Iowa
Round Prairie
Fairfield
Pope
Santa Claus
Goas
Chas. Naeckel & Sons
West Second Street
Haudemug
Siro Vel
Toice
S.A. Pinger
McManus Bulldins
Duggieby Bros
East Third St
Menehr's
Chteat
Maehr’s
West
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