Newport Society Adopts New Fad Of Aura Development
Newport society columns describe Mrs. Margaret Gladstone Stuart introducing a theory that each soul radiates a color, revealing temperament and destiny. The fad draws the smart set into aura classes, with red indicating fleshly indulgence and vermilion praised as brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
New York
Margaret Gladstone Stuart
Gladstone
Gresser
Stuart
Newport @ brilliant
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at St Johns Church
The Women s Foreign Missionary Society of St John s MB Church met yesterday. Mrs J Calkins presided as president with officers and delegates elected for the year. Plans were made for an annual meeting in Des Moines and a special event October 12 at the church hosted by Mrs C J Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
St. John's
MLB
J. Calkins
Harrison
J. E. Catritos
Trs
EL BL Hayward
J. N. Heimlin
Wi HL Pluie
BB AuMigan
Hayrack Party and Two Davenport Weddings Recap
A hayrack party hosted by the choir members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church featured games for children and a later ceremony for Miss Rita Miller and Albert Chandler. Separate accounts describe a Davenport wedding where Miss Hillis and guests gathered at a residence for a reception after the ceremony conducted by Rev. Robertson and Dr. Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gr. Fohn
Y Methodist Apiscow Pal
Dutcher
Line Jen
Bradley
Eugene Hostettes
Mixsey Apple
Dorman
Butcher
Margaret Donder
Ande Garsway
Lute Milligan
Laura Hanks
Bessie Hanks
Jennie Reed
Ane Eldridge
Jn Cork
Lernea Duncan
Laura McCart
the Lehner
Dornitu
Bhawan
Stevens
Herma Fipper
Ed. Carmody
George Norwood
Raymond McCart
Walter Mulligan
Chirenee Pabver
A. B. Hender
Schmid McCartney Nuptials Celebrated At Home
Last evening at the Schmid home in Rock Island, George L. Schmid and Miss Marcia McGartney were married in a ceremony led by Rev. W. S. Scire. The home and grounds were lavishly decorated with green and white, and Lohen Grin’s wedding march was played by the Boulevard Mandolin Club. A reception followed, then a wedding trip to Niagara Falls and Buffalo. the couple will reside at 821 Twentieth Street, Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Schmit
Marcia McGartney
W. 5 Scire
Schmid
Lohengrin
Loulvard Mandolin Club
Niagara
Falls
Buffalo
Sehnud
Rook Ighved
Annual Meeting of the Women's Auxiliary in Davenport
The Cathedral branch of the Women's Auxiliary met at Mrs. T. N. Morrison's home on Brady Street in Davenport. After a brief business session, annual reports were read by Secretary Mrs. C. A. Anderson and Treasurer Mrs. J. W. Watzek. A convention summary by Mrs. N. S. Stephens and letters from Miss Babvel and Bishop Restar ek were shared. Officers elected for the year: President Mrs. P. Morrison, Vice President Mrs. N. S. Stephens, Secretary Mrs. G. C. A. Anderson, Treasurer Mrs. J. W. Watzek. A thanksgiving service was planned for October 6 at Grace Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Women's Auxiliary
T. N. Morrison
Brady Street
Davenport
C. A. Anderson
J. W. Watzek
Des Moines
N. 5. Stephens
Babevel
Japan
Bishop Restarek
Honolulu
Griswold College
Grace Cathedral
Trinity Church
Hoston
Woman's Auxiliary
United States
Mra
N.S. Stephens
GC. A. Anderson
Morrison
Mrs Charles Rust Hosts Matinee Euchre Club
Mrs Charles Rust of Moline hosted the Matinee Euchre Club yesterday afternoon. First prize went to Mrs A C Wood-YR, second to Mrs Frank Lewis. Lone hand honors were won by Mrs F Holton. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rust
Moline
A. C. Wood- YR
Mis
Frank Lewis
Folia Holton
Missionary Society Notes From Mrs Pierce Home
Mrs S W Pierce hosted the Women s Foreign Missionary Society of Edwards Congregational Church at 1011 Brady Street Davenport. The annual thank offering raised about 27 dollars with more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Pierce
Pre Nuptial Dinner At Manufacturers Hotel
A private pre nuptial dinner was hosted Tuesday by Devil R Wood and Misa Edna Wood at the Manufacturers hotel in Moline for an extended guest list. Attendees included Mr Prone Eobert and Miss Marjory Osborne who will wed next week, with Artin De von of Galesturg and Miss Etts Gamble of Mohan, Storney Tatt and Miss Ruby Steight among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil R. Wood
Misa Edna Wood
Moline
Manufacturers Hotel
Prone Eobert
Marjory Osborne
Peat Week
Artin Devon
Galesturg
Etts Gamble Af Mohan
Storney Tatt
Ruby Steight
Ebbert-Osborne
Osborin
St Anthony Ladies Entertain at Cards
The Indies of St Anthony's church hosted a card party for church members led by Mex Mil er as manager with assistance from several others. Forty tables were filled at the event and Kath erina McCormack won the first prize a bead necklace while Miss Johns took second prize a similar item. Prizes included gifts to Mr Hazelhurst and Mr Cadwall, with refreshments served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anthony's Church
Meneyers
Miler
Offaly
Deek
Katherina McCormack
Leola Council Entertains With Hay Rack Ride
Leola council members and friends left the city on hay racks bound for the Rock River. The Nor Weskin club house on the riverbank was reached where baskets of delicacies were unpacked and the hungry were fed. The evening ended with dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leolaenmeil
B. Moline
Tuerley
Rock River
Norweskin Club
Baskets Aue
Miss Landee to Entertain Senior Class Members
Miss Landee will entertain the senior class on Sept 30 in honor of Miss Claudia Hewberg who leaves for Steomberg, Nebraska next year. Until the opening of the year Miss Hewberg was a member of this class.
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Miss Landee
Claudia Hewberg
Steomberg
Neb
Anooth
Hemberg
Chiss
Meeting of Ladies Aid Society at St Pauls Evan Church
A large attendance gathered yesterday afternoon for the Ladies Aid Society meeting at St Pauls Evangelical church. The group transacted regular business and enjoyed a special program during the afternoon session.
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Ladies? Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s Evan
Regia
Mabel Hetter and Charles Carroll Wed in Rock Island Church
The ceremony joined Mabel Hetter and Charles Carroll in a Wednesday evening service at the German Evate Church on Ninth Street Rock Island conducted by Rev H Kumpke. The couple wed in a modest local ceremony attended by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Wetter
Charles Carr
Ninth Street
Rock Island
Rev. H. Kumpke
Club Night at Davenport Outing Club Draws Crowd
Last night at the Davenport Outing Club a well attended Wednesday supper drew a large crowd. Miss Helen Borgembert hosted a table with her young party and a group of friends, and Miss Mary Debes Cuillerty led about thirty-five girls. Petersen's orchestra supplied music for the evening dance.
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Davenport
Helen Borge
Siateon
Itdy
Seutleman
Mary
Debescuilleerty
Petersen
Accaalen
Geddes Circle Meeting At Court House
Yesterday afternoon a regular meet of the General Geddes circle was held at the court house. The ladies were present and Mrs Whit Fort Dayeport will be the host for an upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noa
Geddes
Court House
Geddes Vhrele
Ladie Ray Wa
Omare Phere
Agwiebers
Miss Alice Snyder Entertains At Flinch
Miss Alice Snyder hosted about ninety friends Tuesday evening at her Davenport home 105 Davida Avenue. Miss Sarah Vilar won the prize with Frank Fidler as geotlesen. Louis Knecke received the bunby pin. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Snyder
Quesday
Evetine Fata
Hey Hole
Qavida Avenue
Davenport
Sarah Vilar
Frank Fidler
Louis Knecke
Misses Harrison Host Epworth League Social Night
The Misses Harrison entertained the Epworth League at their Davenport home on Bil Grand avenue last evening. About fifteen members attended a short business meeting followed by a social session with refreshments.
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Harrison
Epworth League
John's MW
Churel
Bil Grand Avenue
Davenport
Te Feazure
Last Black Hawk Dancing Club Summer Dance at Watch Tower
The final summer dance of the Black Hawk era took place at the Watch Tower last evening. Despite poor weather, a large crowd attended and dancing continued into the morning hours with Ogden ore train providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Dancing Club
Watch Tower
Hell
Ogden
Daughters of Revolution to Resume Work Meeting
The first meeting of the year for the Daughters of the American Revolution will be held Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert H. Noll, 120 Kirkwood Boulevard, Darenyort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannan Caldwell Channel
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert H. Noll
Kirkwood Boulevard
Darenyort
Personal notes from a midwestern paper
Personal mentions include Alvis Qietl returning to California after a stay in Motine. Miss Elizabeth Ammerman of Missouri visits the St. Louis exposition. Mrs A L Dimock of fine travels to Chicago for a brief visit with relatives. Miss Giss of Clinton returns home after a visit with Miss Ilunsig of Moline. Miss Smith lag returns home.
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Alvis Qietl
California
Motine
Elizatrih
Ammerman
Hue
St. Louis
A. L. Dimock
Fine
Prntends
Chicago
Giss
Clinton
Town
Ilunsig
Moline
Davenport Society Notes and Travel Snippets
Davenport society pages report visits and departures. Susan Nott leaves for Iowa City to visit Miss Swire, Ada Sommers hosts a birthday party with friends, Misses Etta and Carrie Midlir travel to St Louis for the World’s Fair, and Porty Wessel and Carl Mueller move to continue work at the University. David Robinson returns from Texas and expects to visit Texas again in November. Miss Susan Nott’s absence prompts next Cuisine du Will gathering hosted by Miss Melen Stebbins. Several Davenport residents tour St Louis and Chicago venues, with surrounding friends accompanying them.
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Susan Nott
Davenport
Melen Stebbins
Etta
Carrie Midlir
St Louis
Ruchford
Porty Wessel
Carl Mueller
Moline Teft
Down
University of Own
Uitversiy
Barc Lee
Arthur Litpold
Will Dusecan
Annual State Fair Opens at Springfield
The fifty second annual Illinois State fair opens Thursday morning in Springfield with Exhibitors day and a schedule of events. Merchants day and children’s day follow, plus sacred concerts, school programs, and district days for Peoria Lincoln Jacksonville and other locales. Railroads offer round trip tickets for one fare.
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Springfield
Promis
State Board of Agriculture
Frigay
Saumrdey
Sebao Childrens
Dan Patch
Davenport Bag & Paper Co Buys Large Property
The Davenport Bag and Paper Co bought a large land parcel at the southeast corner of Second and Rock Island streets in Davenport. The 2 acre site, extending 150 feet on Rock Island Street, was valued around 7500 dollars and was previously owned by Charles Lelander. The property includes a saloon occupying the building, delaying any immediate construction until next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Bag & Paper Co
Secomd
Rock Island
Davenport
Second Street
Charies Lelander
Decision in Slopgulus Case To Be Out Today
The case of William Slopoulus versus W C Steinhauer was tried Wednesday afternoon before Judge Reddewig. The plaintiff sues for $20 paid for a pile of wood that Steinhauer delivered but could not be possessed. Sharon and Dougan represented the plaintiff. Steinhauer acted as his own attorney. The court will render a decision later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slopoulus
W. C. Steinhauer
Reddewig
Steinhauer
Sharon & Dougan
Steinhawer
Federal jurors to be drawn at courthouse
Tomorrow at 1 p m in the courthouse of Davenport clerk of the federal court W C McArthur and H J McFarland jury commissioners for the southern district of Iowa will draw twenty four names for jurors for the term of the federal court convening in this city Opt 4. The draw is made by order of Judge McPherson.
Steals Friend's Shoes and Faces Trial Today
Chris Passe was arrested this morning and brought before Justice Rode in Glurose District Court charged with stealing a pile of shoes from Johan Virgin at Glrose Works. The shoes are valued at $3. He will appear tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Passe
Arristet
Brome Vta
Helping Hand League Aids Davenport Needy in City Mission
The Helping Hand League in Davenport runs a gospel mission at 324 West Third Street aiding the needy. Services are held evenings and Sundays, with programs for fallen women, street children, and mutual training. They run a mother’s class, clothing drives, and an employment bureau, seeking donations of clothing, shoes, food, and furniture to sustain these efforts.
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Davenport
League
Thisi
Cir
Wil
Cheek
Rockland Police Await News From South
Police in Rockland await word from South after Kyle was arrested in Se. Lents with $300 worth of goods from the H B Rugely Manufacturing Co. He fled quietly but was released by St. Louis authorities. An explanation was promised to Rockland police headquarters.
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Marshal Miller
Foek Ishind
Ttr
R. Miller
Veley
Kylie
Se. Lents
H.B. Rugely Manufacturing Company
St. Louie
Kyle
Disappearance of Bones Drops Coroner Inquiry
Wild rumors spread that a human skeleton was found among debris from a barn fire that burned Charles King's barn Monday night. Two farm laborers found unaccounted bones while poking the ashes. the coroner was notified but took no action as the bones disappeared.
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Hunan
Charles King
Tue
Tn Boner
Laundry workers extinguish small blaze on dry shingles
A fire alarm at 10 o clock this morning from Clem Luciry on Fiftevith street Moline reported sparks from a smokestick causing a small blaze. Employes puts out fire before fire department arrived. damage minimal and not fully clear.
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Clem Luciry
Fiftevith Street
Tho Gorau
Norhlind
Cascade Waitress Inherits Big Estate
In Colorado Springs Ida E. Michener quits her Cascade waitress job to return to Carmel Indiana and claim a share of a $15,000,000 estate linked to the Marrlet family. She cites a great-grandfather’s will contest and says the case is pending, with siblings and other relatives expected to gain as proceedings proceed.
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Indiana
Colorado Springs
Col
Faliss
Ida E. Michener
Colorado Midland Caunty
Cascade
Carmel
Ind
Ska
Soran
Marrlet
Free Homestead Land Offer Near Davenport Iowa
A notice invites readers to visit or contact C. S. Mahne at 305 Brady Street Davenport Iowa to secure one of the free homestead lands being offered. The ad cites the excursion to Pierre South Dakota on September 1 as the event date.
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Pierre
S. D
C. S. Mahne
Brady, Street
Davenport
Iowa
Supreme Court Opens Term in Des Moines with New Decor
The court, presided by Chief Justice Demer, opened a term divided into four periods. Six cases were listed for the first period including Gibrechrys v City of Reoltwrk and Shelyy v Burlington. Several out-of-town lawyers attended, such as F Lawrence, T P Murphy, A M Antrobus, J C Mabry, and H J Sawxery.
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Des Moines
McClain
Demer
Colerelli
F. Lawrence
T. P. Murphy
Sous Clty
A.M. Antrobus
Buhnstan
XN. B. Kendall
J.C. Mabry
Albiny J. B. Bowell
Keokuk
A. W. Tucques
Tudze McNutt
Ottumwa
W. L Bubb
Washinghnm
H. J. Sawxery Keoleuk
Russia Bitter Over Treaty and Britain’s Tibet Policy
St. Petersburg reports angry Russian press reaction to the Tibet treaty with Britain. Russia accuses London of exceeding promises, turning Tibet into a British protectorate and monopolizing trade. The piece notes fear of prolonged occupation of The Clint valley and surprise at China aiding Britain by deposing the Daily Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
St. Petersburg
Rri
Tibet
Russ
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Iog
Daily Lady
Priice
Ice Cream Baskets Attract Party Shoppers
A quirky ad fragment touts individual ice cream baskets filled with fresh strawberries as ideal treats for gatherings. It mentions Krell'n Toe Cream and a variety of desserts and snacks to elevate a reception.
Financial aid offer for personal loans with secure collateral
A confidential notice offers loans backed by your furniture, piano, car or other property. The lender provides funds with the security left in your possession and arrangements to repay without inconvenience. It invites you to cooperate if you need money.
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Society OF the Tri-Gities
Tri-City
the Star
Daveenport
Hock Teland
Mo- Tine
Nevin Stanweld Morris
Mary Gallagher
Marit Lorraine
Staylay
William Kenwick
China
Pitree
Sim
Ch. W. Fierce
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Grrwford
Plardy Hetter
Muscatine
Wall
Rita Millar
Ay He Miller
Leaghey Avenue
Albert Clhandlee
Ettau
Amen
Rarbarism
Washington
Dre C. L. Stafford
Ita Elty
Cerangny
Yrgun
Lohvaghi
Eva Walter
Indy Wilierd
Belle McCoy
Rena Bury
Bessie Rohsen
Gertrude Chenoweth
Ass A
Tar
Robertson
Stafford
Mr. Atherton
Annie Lirazic
Dw. Milbey
East Third Street
Fomn
Miss Hillis
W. Bowers
Ualtinore
THE
Women’s Auxiliary
Matinee Club
ST. Anthony
Leola Council
Mabel Hetter
Charles Carroll
Miss Alice “Snyder
Daughters OF Revolution
Miss Smith
Waterloo
N. Y
A. G. Grison
Stoine
Gaia
St. Dovis
Mes Adu Bukiklu
Molitte
Rirkwond
Iowa City
Swire
A Anderson
Rock Island Street
Het
Mise Lena Colagth
Ehicage
Ada Sommers
David Robinson
Rocksland
Mans
Bn Antonio
Tex
Chiia Paasch
John Virgin
Helping Hand League
Sospel Mission 15
West
Third Street
South
Hermar
Supreme Court
Russia
Krell & Co
Brell
Fidelity Loan Company
Mitchell & Lynde
Tel
New Tel
Pst
Iowa Plumbing & Heating CO
West Second St
Cc. Ee. Reed
Ue Es
Eimeersen Deannene
E. J. Carpenter
B.C. Whitney
Ines Forman and Company
Romeg and Juliet
Tocsey
Vivian
Little Bros
Brady Strest
Chas. Frey
Keeler & Fallleway
Fourth St
Olay
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