Davenport Rock Island Moline Ladies Auxiliary Meets
The Ladies auxiliary of the People's Union Mission held its annual meeting. Officers from last year were re elected: President Mrs W C Hayward First Vice President Mrs B S Crossett Second Vice President Mrs C F R McCandless Secretary Mrs F Lambach Assistant Secretary Miss Sarai Davenport Treasurer Mrs M E Bowling. A Mothers work chairman was named Mrs J B Young. Two new committees were formed to run Kindergarten entertainment and a cooking school. Miss Clara Brant chairs the kindergarten committee with Mrs J B Young and Mrs Lee. the cooking school committee includes Miss Alice Tlint Dorothy Van Patten and Mrs R McCandless. Miss Alice Hinds volunteers from Lewis school Chicago. The auxiliary aims to raise funds for cooking utensils as the mission seeks a suitable stove. Prospects are good and new members are joining as plans for the year unfold.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the People's Union Mission
W. C. Hayward
B. 8. Crossett
C. FR. McCandless
F. Lambach
Sarai Davenport
M. E. Bowling
Clira Brant
Burer
Dorothy Va Patten
J. B. Young
Clara Brant
J. B- Young
Lee
Alice Tlint
Dorothy van Patten
R. McCandless
Alice Hinds
Lewis School
Chicago
Regular Meeting of Edwards Church Ladies
The Ladies circle of Edwards Congregational church met yesterday at Mrs. J. M. Glaspell’s home 1517 Terry Street with about forty present. They began preparations for the year’s fair and refreshments were served. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Belle Bawden’s Riverview Place home.
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the Edward's Congregational Church
J. M. Glaspell
Terry Street
Belle Bawden
Lin Riverview Place
Miss Dorothy Brutus to Entertain G. T. Club
Miss Dorothy Brutus of 1104 Iowa Street will entertain the young women of the G. T. club at her home this evening. A tiffy pull followed by social hour will furnish the evening's amusement. The young women expect royal good time as the guests of Miss Brutus.
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Dorothy Brutus
Lowa Street
G. T. Club
Brutus
Recital by Miss Louise Westervelt at Library Bar
The program for a soprano recital by Miss Louise St. John Westervelt at the Library bar on January 25 has been arranged with Mrs. Alice Dutton Atwill at the piano. The schedule lists Haydn, Schumann, Brahms, Strauss, Gounod, Massenet, Saint-Saëns, and Debussy among others, with pieces from Mendelssohn and Saint-Saëns. The event is billed as the musical event of the coming week.
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Louise St. John Westervelt
Library Bar
Alice DuttonAtwill
United States History Club Meets at Raff Residence
Mrs B L Raff hosted the United States History club session on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs J D Anangst presented The General Progress of the Colonies, sparking a lively discussion. Quotations aided the roll call. A brief social hour followed with refreshments by the hostess. Next meeting will be at Mrs Ed Merrill's Perry street home.
Trinity Ladies Guild Advances Church Choir Work
The Trinity Episcopal church Ladies Guild met yesterday afternoon in Guild Hall. They are making garments for the church choir and will devote their spring work to fittings. The guild meets from Friday to Wednesday each week.
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Ladies* Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chemaun Club Meets With Mrs Millspaugh
The Chemaun club met last evening at the home of Miss Virginia Millspaugh 7715 LeClaire Street. The paper of the evening on The Settlement of New Jersey was read by Miss Mary.
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Chemaun Club
Virginia Millapaugh
LeClaire Street
New Jersey
Mary
Social club meeting discusses South Carolina topic
Miss Anna LaVenture led a spirited discussion at the club meeting followed by a social hour and light refreshments. Miss Katherine Fotui clan of Englewood Chicago attended as a guest. The next meeting will be at Miss Belle Morgan's Kirkwood Boulevard home to discuss South Carolina.
Theta Literary Society Elects Officers At Meeting
The Theta Literary Society of the high school held its regular meeting last evening. Officers for the coming semester were elected: President Victor Stibolt, Vice President John Lillis, Secretary Nola Dellott, Treasurer Harold Ochs, Center Arthur Lo Battot, John Walsh, Assistant Editors Berh Wealds, Manager Walter Voss.
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Theta Literary Society
Victor Stibolt
John Lillis
Nola Dellott
Harold Ochs
Cenrar
Arthur Lo Battot
Theta
John Walsh
Ediins
Berh
Trecity Euchre Club Entertained by Mrs Rothschild
The Trecity Euchre Club was entertained by Mrs David Rothschild at her Oak Haven home Thursday afternoon. The house was decorated with greenery and irony. Four handed euchre played among attendees.
Club Raffle Winners At Four Table Event
The event offered four tables with prizes led by a Limoges bullion cup and saucer for the top scorer. Mrs. Alfonse Mosenfelder claimed the luncheon prize while Mrs. Sol Levi took a fine handkerchief. Mrs. J B Sizuon won guest favor. Miss Levy of Rock Island received a bon-bon dish for the young Indies assistants. The next club meeting is set at Mrs. Mayer Mosenfelder’s home in Hock Jaluod.
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Alfonse Mosenfelder
Sol Levi
J. B. Sizuon
E B Clus Meets at the John P Volk Home
Mrs John P Volk hosted the D E B club at her home 812 West Fourteenth Street Four tables played euchre with prizes announced for Alma Wagner Mrs G Gorman and Mrs Ty Aerzos Dainty refreshments were served in the afternoon
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John P. Volk
D.E. B
West Fourteenth Street
Fon
Alma Wagner
G. Gorman
Ty Aerzos
Mothers of Mission to Hear Excellent Lecture
The Mothers of People’s Goin Mission will hold a social meeting Wednesday afternoon at the mission. Mrs Rustern will speak on several topics, delivering an informal talk. Refreshments will be served. All mothers are invited to attend.
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People
Goien
Rustern
Imperial Cinch Club Scene At Mrs Boengion Home
The Imperial Cinch Club with Mrs. 0.8 of Buenca was entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. C2 A, Boengion, Franteia street. Prizes were awarded for several activities.
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Ee Imperial Cinch’ Club
Buenca
Boengion
Franteia Siregt
Highest Cinch Awards At Three Arbles Meeting
The game of cinch yielded top prizes for gentlemen. First prize went to Mr. Buenga, second to Mr. Christ Jneged, consolation to Mr. Hugo Wolff, and booby prize to Mr. Louis Grenau. The text meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Grenau.
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Buenga
Christ Jneged
Hugo Wolff
Louis Grenau
Sunshine Workers Elect Officers of Royal Neighbors
The Sunshine Workers of the Royal Neighbors of America met at 838 East Fifteenth Street and elected President Louise Scovel Vice President Sam Gaghagen Secretary Thomas Woods and Treasurer Fannie Clark for the coming year. The next meeting will be at Mrs John Baoum lesrtmer on Esplanade Avenue.
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Sunshine Workers of the
Royal Neighbors of America
5.Gaghagen
East Fifteenth -Street
Louise Scovel
Sam Gaghagen
Thomas Woods
Fannie Clark
John Baoumlesrtmer
Esplanade Avenue
Misses Hurlehy Entertain at Cinch Party
Misses Margaret and Jennie Hurlehy hosted a Thursday evening party for young people at their Fifth and Cedar street home. Cinch was played at seven tables with Miss Minnie Conway and Mr. J. E. Mahan earning high scores and Mrs. William Finefield and Mr. John Hines taking consolation prizes. Dainty refreshments were served.
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Margaret
Jennie Hurlehy
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Minnie Conway
J. E Mahan
Wiliam Finefield
John Hines
Unter den Linden Card Party Hosted by Mrs Bischoff
Mrs Bischoff of the Lorenzen flats entertained many friends at cards Tuesday afternoon in the parlors of Unter den Linden. Miss C Timm of California was the divorcee. Eight tables were in play with honors going to Mesdames George Schwenke Ai Plagmienn John Zoeck ter L Wiese J Bischoff and Rudolph Rohifs. An excellent course dinner followed.
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Bischoff
Lorenzen Flats
Unter den Linden
Congress Cinch Club Hostess Mrs Hatch Hosts
Mrs L W Hatch hosted the Congress Cinch club at Unter den Linden on Thursday afternoon. Prizes for high scores included silver teaspoons tumblers and other gifts awarded to Stra E F Schroeder Mrs George Lettie Mrs Pfabe Mrs Muttera and Mrs Mangan. A four course dinner followed the games.
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L. W. Hatch
Unter den Lin
Den
Stra. E. F. Schroeder
George Lettie
Pfabe
Golden Rod Social Club Event With Mrs Micklewright
The Golden Rod Social Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon gathering at East Cert Street with Mrs William Micklewright hosting. Progressive pitch was played in the event, reflecting a lively social scene.
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Golen Rod
William Micklewright
Awards Given at Table Event in Local Notices
The awards went to Mrs. M. Sutherbuch and Mrs. Wim. Uoughton with consolation to Mrs. P. Tugenheimer and a booby prize for Ms. Ernstland. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
Travelers' Protective Association hosts auxiliary luncheon
The gentlemen of the Travelers' Protective Association entertained the Ladies auxiliary at the Outing Club with an excellent luncheon. Plans for entertaining the state association in April were discussed and a committee was named to oversee guest entertainment.
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Travelers’ Protective Association
Laies’ Auxiliary
Outing Club
State Association
Mr and Mrs Morrow surprised by friends in new city
Mr and Mrs L B Morrow recently moved from Springfield were delightfully surprised by many new friends this week. The event featured a Progressive Cinch game with prizes won by Mr E Li and Mr Scott, followed by light refreshments hosted by the hostess.
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Mrs. Morrow
L. B. Morrow
Springfield
E. Li
Ratt
Scott
Miss Gertrude Shaw Hosts Taffy Pull Night
A lively taffy pull hosted by Miss Gertrude Shaw of HiT Rpley street honored Miss Elizabeth Bridgeman of Muscatine. A party of young women enjoyed an amusing evening with games music and various pastimes.
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Gertrude Shaw
Way Down East shown. a value at prices for all
The note promotes Way Down East with encouragement to see it. It lists various prices including gar or ste and $1.00. Matinee details and child pricing are inconsistently stated but imply affordable admission for parts of the show.
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Ste
Jeffersons Mammoth Production of By Joseph Jefferson
Direction Friday and Saturday January 20 and 21 promises the famous comedy drama with an admiring cast and grand scenic effects. A river scene allegedly uses 40,000 saloons of real water to heighten the stage spectacle. Matinee prices are 2f and 50c, evening 50c and 75c with sales opening soon.
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C. B. Jefferson
Joseph Jefferson
Fuss Jay
The Sign of the Cross Opening in Big City Run
A grand production presented in London and New York cites a dazzling Rome era sets and a stellar cast led by Walter Law with a large company. Tickets priced 25e, 50e and Tc, promising lavish spectacle and prodigious splendor.
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London
New York
Rome
Walter Law
O Ghand
Innocent Minds Big Beauty Show Delights With Burletta
Monday January 22 brings two magnificent musical burlettas in an elaborate spectacle. Brand men from start to Anish feature thirty performers, sylphlike guests, glittering costumes and lively dances. Tickets priced 25e, 5c, and 7c.
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