Oratorio Ruth Impresses at St John’s Church
The Bower College of Music chorus led by Prank A Power presented an oratorio Ruth, hailed as a winter musical event. Soloists and readings by Ann Ireng Larkin and Wilhem Lamprecht complemented a strong chorus, with Ruth sung by My Cole and Naomi by Olive Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. TR. Gaul
Bower College of Music
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Prank A. Power
Teior
Burnley
Wilhelm Lamprecht
Power College
Bohm
Wieninski
Lamprecht
Ann Ireng Larkin
Ruth
My Cole
Naomi
Olive Phoenix
Orpha
CS. L. Sovereigians
Boaz
Will Trimble
Henriette Weber
Power
Amd
Nemai
Society's Whirl Delights Audience In Gala Wedding Chorus
IN SOCIETY'S WHIRL featured a joyous interpretive event with a wedding chorus that impressed the crowd. A standout aria and repeated encores led to widespread applause and hints of a future performance. Prizes awarded to Lena Corhe and Walter Cooley, with Frank White and Ed Hoffman also noted for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prives
Lena Cor
Walter Cooley
Prank White
Rocksland
Ed Hoffman
Rock
Tom Woods
Roy Carey
The
Holy City
Church Sociable at the French Home
The Dorcas society of the Bethlehem Congregational church hosted a box and hat sociable at the home of Mr and Mrs Thompson Freuel. A large church crowd attended. judges named Beatrice Rockefeller Hazel Gillar Edith Willett awarded prizes for best trimmed hats and best box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Bertlehem Congregational Church
Thompson Freuel
Beatrice Rorkefylter
Parkhurst
Pris
Will Mayer
Bent
Uve Rockefeller
Mes
Tol Groves
Beatrice Rockefeller
Hazel Gillar
Edith Willett
Messrs. Groves
Harkhurst
Aude
Parks Gutst
Prige
Tockefellers
Groves
Gver Coifes
Mesnanes French
Groyes
Lous
Barlow
Young Ladies Society Presents The Old Maid's Club Play
The Young Laties Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church will stage The Old Maid's Club on Friday evening December 16. Cast includes Luella Primorose Tillie Boettcher Susan Jane Hopewell Soithenden Sally Brown Laura Bam mond Maria Jane Hopewell Ida Olsson Tenbiy Doolittle Eugene Swinson Martha Weinhouber eoma Granwil Betsy Robinell Linnie Seaman Lucretia De Witt Anna Langwirth Emma Kieden Frances Em landorfer Liszetta Kutner Julia Jones Agnes Gromell Nellie Seaman Mabel Cavillin Amy Paulson Luelist DowAe EBank Korner Nellie Phulson Achorter W Busch Admission charged refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Laties’ Missionary Society of
St. Paul's
Eoma Granwil
Betsy Robinell
Linnie Seaman
Lucretia de Witt
Anna Langwirth
Viola Lontrellow
Emma Kieden
Mary Elizabeth Soth
Frances Emlandorfer
Daya Doolittle
Liszetta Kutner
Julia Jones
Agnes Gromell
Maud Hopenoorth
Nellie Seaman
Lucy Hosebud
Mabel Cavillin
Faith Snowawre
Amy Paulson
Luelit’s
DowAe
Ebank Korner
Dora's
Doulle
Nellie Phulson
Philip Andrew Jates—Achorter
H. Busch
Recital at Power College of Music on Friday afternoon
A pupils recital will be given at the Power College of Music Friday at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The program features Gurlitt pieces, Chopin nocturnes, violin and piano selections, and works by Schubert and others performed by Miss Winnie Robeson Miss Malla Williams Miss Blanthe Brau Miss Henriette Welw and faculty.
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the Power College
The
Power College of Music
Duc
Winnie Robeson
Miss Weber
Senate
Malla Williams
Lamprecht
Watts
Chopin
Blanthe Brau
Miss Williams
Lend-A-Hand Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Lend-a-Hand club met last evening at 828 West Second Street with about fifty members and friends attending the supper. The social committee presented pleasing numbers and the program mirrored the paper's prior issue. The Lend-a-Hand Echoes was read by Miss M. Sturz. Miss Lena Brandenburg becomes editor for January. The next meeting will feature the annual holiday entertainment led by the entertainment and music committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend-a- Hand Club
West Second Street
Mise M. Sturz
Lena Brandenburg
Anual
Surprise wedding announced for Mrs Coleman and Mary Coleman's wedding
Notes from a Uintah County paper report a surprise wedding at the bride's home in Bettendorf Iowa, with Miss Mary Coleman and Maor Cate in attendance and a December 23 ceremony planned by Clarence A Jenks of Bayard. Also covered are meetings of local auxiliary and Ladies Working Society groups and a surprise for Charles Lohman at his Metor Ida home with about twenty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maor Cate
Matt
Clarence A. Jenks
Bayard
Betteafort
Charles Lohman
Metor Ida
Ladies Working Society
First Presbyterian Church
Reg Delight
Cineh
Fred Wypian
Bridge Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society Holds December Meeting
The Christian Endeavor society of the Second Presbyterian church met at the home of Misses Florence and Mary Mor Tart at 1201 Arlington ageucy. An entertaining program included recitations vocal and instrumental numbers. In the business session officers for the coming year were elected: President Ralph Bilaln, Vice President Miss Lyul, Secretary Miss Bessie Gilley, Treasurer Miss Vern Warehwn, Corresponding Secretary Miss Darby Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Florence and
Mary Mor
Arlington Ageucy
Ralph Bilaln
Miiss Lyul
Bessie Gilley
Vern Warehwn
Niss Darby Phillips
Christmas Sale At Christian Church Draws Large Crowd
The Christmas Sale of the church ladies drew a large attendance last evening. The King's Daughters and the Ladies Aid organized the event with a supper that also sold well. The room decorations were simple and tasteful with potted plants enhancing the church interior.
Annual Meeting of Society of the Church at First Christian
The First Christian church held its annual meeting at 13 Kirkwood Boulevard. New members Miss Gertrude Taylor and Mr. Victor Marvin were admitted. Officers elected include President C. P. Nicholas, Vice President E. C. Whine, Corresponding Secretary Ethel McBrulin, Recording Secretary Nellie Chipn, and Treasurer Ethel Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
Minu Cleland
Kirkwood Boulevard
Gertrude Taylor
Victor Marfin
C. P. Nicholas
C. Whine
Ethel McBrulin
Nellie Chipn
Bliss Ethel Sanders
Dr H C Rowlands Returns From Chicago Trip
Dr H C Rowlands of the Calvary Baptist church returned home from Chicago after two days at the theological seminary of Chicago University. He sits on the seminary advisory board and attended meetings there. Sunday he defeated theRapist church at Perry Virginia and will occupy his pulpit as usual Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. O. Rowlands
Calvary Baptist Chore
Tiy Everning
Chicago
Theological Seminary
Chicago University
Rowlands
Perry
Young Couple Wed by Rev L C Lemon
The Rev L C Lemon officiated at a quiet ceremony uniting Albert J. Carlsen and Maritla B Stir at the bride’s parents home 224 Best Seven leguidstrom. Only relatives and a few friends attended and a sumptuous repast followed. The couple will reside in Davennert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Lemon
Albert
J. Carlsen
Maritla B. Stir
Davennert
T U Club Whist Session At Miss Grabert Home
The B T U club met Wednesday afternoon at Miss Lizzie Grabert’s home 110 West Pleasant. Whist and music provided entertainment. A luncheon was served. The next meeting will be in January at Miss Ethel Odell’s home 710 BH Fifteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. U. Club
Lizzie Grabert
West Pleasant Street
Ethel Odell
Fifteenth Street
Clinton Young People Wed In Davenport
The Rev. 3. H. Wilson officiated yesterday at the marriage of George Willis of Clinton and Misa Belle Willis, also of Clinton. The ceremony was at 07 West Third street and was informal. The couple came from Y. & Terr and Toft for their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. H. Wilson
George Willis
Clinton
Misa Belle Willis
West Third Street
Y. & Terr
Toft
Miss Dwyer Entertains At Home This Evening
Miss Emily Tinyer will entertain this evening at her home on Tenth and Far Nam street. A number of friends are invited for the diversion of the evening, which will be cinque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dwyer
Emily Tinyer
Tenth and Farnam Street
Gas Alarm Saves Man In Moligeon Hotel
Alex Anderson of Andovar, newly arrived, registered at Windvar hotel in room 32. A gas leak from his room woke Cook sleeping in adjacent quarters, gas odor visible through an open transom. Hotel owner Mr Murphy forced entry. Anderson was revived and recovered the next day and left for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Anderson
Andovar
Moligeon Manilay Aigne
Windvar Higll
Cook Slerpme
Wes
Anderson
Guelt
Murphy
Conk
Omaha Editor Under Arrest in Defamation Charge
Omaha Bee editor Edward Rosewater faced a criminal libel charge in county court after Civic Federation president T. Mahony alleged a July article falsely claimed Mahony received 5000 dollars from state treasurer Bartley. The case was adjourned to Friday with Rosewater released on $500 own recognizance.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
T. Dg. Mahony
The
Civic Federation
Bee
Iewig
Mahoney
Joseph
Bartley
Rosewater
Kidnapped by Kentucky Gang Sparks River Raid Escape
Louisa Kentucky reports Tohey Bubure Wallace seized by eight men across the river, carried ten miles into West Virginia after a raid on his Equol establishment. He paid $200 to spare his life, later suffered a gunshot wound to the leg, and aided by a Winchester shot in a raider. Wallace secured warrants for the raiders.
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Louisa Ky
Tohay Bubure
Wallace
West Virsivia
Wal
Winchester
Ware seeks easy post after pension service
Commissioner Eugene F. Ware told the president he wants a simple job after leaving the pension office. He plans to move to Kansas and described his upcoming departure as a return to his western home saying he wants something easy after his lengthy pension service.
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Washington, Dy
Eugene F. Ware
Homie
Jense
Kansas
Thelones
Former Mayor Ames Freed as Bribery Indictments Dismissed
Minneapolis, Minn, Dec. 13 Dr. A. A. Ames, former mayor, is freed as District Judge Elliott grants motion to dismiss all indictments for bribery and corruption. Motions to note indictments against Edwin A. Gardner and former Police Captain C. R. Hill, who turned state's evidence, are granted. Fine oak pillar extension tables advertised at Holbrook's for $15.00.
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Minneapolis
Minn
A. A. Ames
Elliott
W. A. Kerr
Speech County
Ames
Edwin A. Gardner
C. R. Hill
Insane man named as Dr Gebhardt’s killer in chemist case
New Uim Minn Dec 15 Intimate defenders of Dr Roch Koch believe Louis Spreng an inmate at Rochester state hospital for the insane is the real murderer of Dr Gebhardt A Rochester official says defense officials visited Spreng’s ward to identify him The defense also sent an attorney to Mrs Spreng’s home to look for bloodstains but she ordered them away Witnesses before the grand jury included Lydia Schap yienbahm who tended Gebhardt and said the hammer used did not belong to Gebhardt Also witness Edctor Brooks and plumber William Cavanaugh testified about the supposed sighting of the killer as he fled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Uim, Minn
Roch
Gebhardt
Louis Spreng
State Hospital For
Rochester
Spreng
Henry Samson
Koch
Asa P. Brooks
Sprens
New Why
Sn Niby
Yesterder
Lydia Schapyienbahm
Ana P. Brooks
William Cavanaugh
Brooks
Aso
NO NEGRO BLOOD IN HIS VEINS Minister Coren Returns from Vicar
Washington notes Senor Coren a Nicaragua minister who has returned to verify his family tree and refute rumors of Negro blood. He aims to marry Mrs. Jordan of Macon Georgia, a match that society eyes may affect as the president of Nicaragua reportedly aided in the effort. Coren plans to return to the capital tomorrow after securing proof deemed satisfactory by Mrs. Jordan, with her reception expected at the White House.
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Coren
Vicaragua
Washington, D. C
Senor Coren
Nicaragua
Lah Dunlap Jordan
Theablic
Nicarasoa
Cortol
Marrisgt
Tordan
Macon
Corea
Orbey
Jordim
Fear
White House
Fire Rages Through Minneapolis Firms Killing Two
A blaze in Minneapolis yesterday morning destroyed Boutell Bros furniture, Peck photograph supply, and Bintliff Manufacturing, with losses estimated at 530,000. Miller died after falling an elevator shaft, Fellows perished in the Beuttel building as flames trapped him. Two others escaped via fire escapes. several neighboring buildings endured narrow escapes as the fire spread across Fifth Street and First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnespolis
Mint
Eurly
Boutell Bros
Peck Photograph
Bintliff Manufacturing Company
Jacob Biler W
John Fellows
Insurance Patrol
Miller
Fellows
Beutell
Ife
Nate
Peck Establishment
Fifth Street
Wirst
Second Arenes
Bouteil
Binthiff Company
Boutell
First Avenue
Northwestern National Bank
Phoenix
Fourth Street
Oneida Stork
AID ASSURED FOR POSTOFFICE
Washington will equip the Chicago postoffice with modern machinery to place mails and distribute them throughout the building. The urgent deficiency bill includes 200000 dollars for this purpose. Senate opposition is not expected and passage before Christmas recess is likely. Contracts will be entered after the law is signed.
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Washington, D. C
Chicago
House
Senate
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Davenport
Rock Island
Rejvice
Pers
Sweet
Minehan
Wiest
Young Ladies’ Society
Gurlitt
Alunndel
Lend-A-Hand Club
Chas
el Lohman
Mary Coleman
Regulay
Auxiliary of the Women's Temple Guld
Paunie Meizchmannn
Brady Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Church
Society OF the Church
H. C. Rowlands
Rev. L. C. Lemon
T.U. Club
Ethel Grabert
Holbrook's
Kentucky
Ware
Cyclone
Famous Shoe
Christmmas
Wynes & Company
John Hoyt
James Pickens
Peea Ang Seo
Dr. Roch
Minnepolis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
F. A. Miller
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