Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1923. TELEGRAPH PAGE THRSB uli Society and Meetings ltBP San Entert "'n 8d mien Pfelffer of Twelfth and entrained the Delta A' club last evening at her pella A social time was enjoyed refreshments wore servea. MacDowell Meeting. 11 Club met this aft-' o'clock at the Studio i nf Music- Several new Urn accepted. The stmly this afternoon was irranr.

Joseph Hnydm j.annle Henley Hostess. MISS Jeanne Henley of Main street a small company of friends last evening, lit I0nu A social evening was games and other diversions During the latter High her homo, spent refreshments of Cd evenin vero served. A to Missionary Society. Mrs George Duncan of Twelfth was hostess yesterday to the Missionary Socl.tr Sregational church Our Medical Sons'' was the subject ot with Mrs. J.

B. Whltwy slon leader, as A large number of women cd Th meeting and enjoyed Mrs. Duncan served lightrefreshmontsat four o'clock. Christmas "Sln At Y. W.

C. A. A Christmas "Sing" will be en- Jed Sunday afternoon at 4:80 Sock in the parlors of the Y. PA Tho "Sing" will be In preparation for a pageant to be given a on Sunday, Dec. 16.

All oung girls aro invited to participate the "Sing-" Following 'sing" a social time will be enjoyed end refreshments served. HI CartWriB nterta.n. With Party Miss Helen Cartwrlght ot Rodgers avenue entertained last evening Jrtth a party. About twenty-four young people were present and. the 5 was spent with games and Favors for the ganys awarded to Miss Edith Jlnkln Ton and Miss Alice Cartwrlght.

30 dainty refreshment, were served by Miss Cartwrlght, as ber mother, Mrs. John Cartwrlght. MuslcalPr Ti a rTt Methodist Church The music at' the First Mothodls church Sunday will be most attrac i live In the morning the choir wil i tog "0 Lord My Trust Is In Tly jercv" by HaU, with Miss Laurett al inslng the solos. The offer lory will be Dudley Buck's "Salv Heginn," "inThe evening the choir, will sin -Send Out Thy Light" by Gounoc Mrs. Ruby Smith singing the so parts Mrs.

Casper Jacoby, wi sing the offertory solo. Richardson, the organist, a gives exceptionally fine num- bcrs suHable to the service. A cordial welcome is extended to all to attend the services. Delta Sigmas' Plans Completed For Sale Wednesday Tho Delta Sigma Society of the Wesley Methodist 5hurch enjoyed dinner at the church last evenlilg, with twenty-five members in attendance. Plans were completed for a sale which the members of the Evangelical Bazaar Neta $870.

The Evangelical bhzaar, which was In progresBythls week, was not ns successful an that conducted last year. It ran about $200 short of the net earnings of last year's bazaar. The gross receipts wore $1,020 and the earnings were $870 The pastor, Rev. O. W.

Heggemeloj: attributed the slump In the earnings to the number of pther bazaars thai wore helng conducted. He said that the ladles ot bis church would dls continue holding bazaars and tAtl mated they would try somothlni else In which there was not BO mud competition. Mlsi Ruth Stmpion Honored. Mrs. Fred Simpson entertains twelve girls Wednesday evening In honor ot her daughter Ruth'i nineteenth birthday.

The evening spent in music and the latter part of UM rrwdBf tb uesta were Invited hsta dark ned dining room what tktr 'onn beautiful birthday oroamen ng the tablM. burn ng on Oftke. After they each cuMt blew out a oandl Hh a- good wtah for Mtsi he cake wait served with Happ ThdughU. The guests at a la our, after extending best wishes Ilss Simpson for many more happy 'Irthdays. sung by Mrs.

B. C. RIcl 3. Class With Paul Rothaoher. Mrs.

Paul Rothacher of East Ighlh street will be hostess next uesday night to the Sara B. Hudson lass of the Congregational church. Iton Sextttte'i Dance Saturday, Dae. 15. The Alton Sextette will give a dance at Turner Hall next Saturday night, Dec.

15. Glllesple's seven- piece orchestra with a special saxa- phone trio, will furnish tho music. Emert Wyti to Wed Jeanne Sehamonl of Belleville. The engagement of Emert Wyss of this city to Miss Jeanne Sehamonl of Belleville was announced this afternoon at a party given by Miss Virginia Hoffmann, In Belleville. Mlss-Schamonl la a daughter of tho late and Mrs.

Frank Sehamonl of Belleville a'nd Is a talented young woman. Wyss Is a son ot'Mr. and Mrs. S. H.

Wyss of Henry street. Miss Hoffmann was hostess to three-table bridge party and during the afternoon made known the engagement. Tha Mrvlng of a dell clous two-course luncheon followed an afternoon spent In playing cards The Misses Margaret and Angela Wyss, alsters of Mr. Wyss were present at the announcement party, They Work for World Peace CHURCH SERVICES Concert at Congregational Church. A large audience enjoyed a con- ert given last evening at the Congregational church by the Western Military Academy orchestra, assisted by Captain and Mrs.

C. S. Porter and H. McDow. The Be- cctlons by the orchestra as well as ho numbers by Captain Porter and Mrs.

McDow were very mwch en- oyed. The numbers had been fle- ected with and were given In i very artistic and highly pleasing manner. After the program was given a course supper was served In the adles' 'parlors for the orchestra. The Lables were prettily decorated with Aaron Ward rose buds and were softly lighted with candles. The delicious repast was a delightful treat to the young cadets other artists on the program.

Gormley-Bonnell Wedding Tonight. The Upper Alton Baptist church will bo the scene of a pretty nuptial event tonight at seven-thirty o'clock when Miss Dorothy Bonnell becomes tho.bride of Robert A. Gormley of St. Louis. Tho ceremony will be performed by the Rev.

David T. Magill. Charles 'Gormley and Miss Abi Gormley, brother and sister of the groom, will be the attendants. Dorothy Lue'r, a niece of the groom, will be flower girl and ring bearer. Miss Bonnell is a daughter of W.

C. Bonnell of Evergreen avenue. She has many friends in Alton and her marriage Is one of interest. Mr. Gormley and his bride will go to housekeeping on California ave- nuo in St.

Louis. Mr. Gormley Is aii electrician and is employed at the Fairbanks Company of St. Louis. Following the wedding tonight a reception will be held at the Bonnell home on Evergreen avenue for relatives of tho young couple.

Luncheon at Baptist Church Friday. One of the pretty events of the week was the Echo Luncheon served FIRST BAPTISJ CHURCH Market and Fifth Streets Bible school at 9:30 a. L. Carr, superintendent. Public wor ship at 10:40.

Sermon, "The Bibl and Missions." unior meeting a 2:30 p. m. B. Y. P.

U. at Evening worship at 7:30 Sermon Waiting tor the Lord. Mr. Harkless and delegates to th Older Boys' Conference at Mt. Ver non will give a report ot the con ference.

Evangelistic meetings at th State street chapel will be con tinned during tho coming week Preaching by Mr. Meyerscough Shurtleff College. GOSPBD TABERNACLE Sunday school at 0:30 Miss Neta Watts and W. A. Cannon in charge.

Morning preaching service at 10:30 by the pastor, A. W. Kortcamp. Subject. "Christ and the Bride." Young People's meeting at 6:30 p.

followed, at 7:30 by an evangelistic service, at which the will preach on "Will Christ return to earth again?" Preceding the' evening service a special musical program will be given by" the choir and orchestra, in charge of Miss Rowena Waggoner. Following the preaching a large water baptizing will be held at which the new japtistry will be used for the flrst time. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all to worship at the Gospel Tab- ornacle. A. W.

Kortcamp, pastor. ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Church school service at 9:30 a.m. Church school service at 9:30 a. m.

Holy Eucharist and sermon by the rector at 1030 a. m. Pledges for 1924 will be presented on the altar lie worship at 10:40 a. m. and 7:30 m.

Rec. Murdoch McLeod, D.D., of Chicago, will speak in the morn- Ing on "Building tho Inner Wall of Defense." In evening Mr. C. C. Coulter ot New York will speak of he work ot the American Mission or Lopern.

The choir will sing the inthem, "Turn Ye Even to Me," by larker, Jn the morning, and In tho ivoning Mr. Dykes sings tho solo 'Faco to Face," by Johnson. C. E. at 6:30 p.

m. A cordial welcome to all. Edward Gibson pastor. GRACE! M. CHURCH Cor.

Seventh and Henry Sts. Sunday school at 9:30 a. Mrs. Ruth Groul, superintendent. Let us make Sunday a big day.

Come! Grain of Wheat." Children's sermon at opening of worship hour. C. E. Society at 0:30 p. m.

Evening worship 7:30 to 8:30. The of re- church 'a llglon. Got your moral character ro-chargcd. Sec that your steering gear Is in right order. A welcome to everybody.

A. J. Nlchrueggo, pnstor. Converted Jew to Address Alton Ministers Monday The Kev. Flnck, converted will address the Alton Ministerial Allinnco nt.

ton o'clock Monday morning. Thn HPV. Flack will talk on coiivcrHlnn nnd hid travels through Palestine. Tho paper which was to have Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon, beeu read by the Kev.

Theo. Gate "Doing Our Best," by tho pastor. Evening at 7:30. Thome, Tho Searcher of Our Hearts." Epworth League at 7 p. Lilllnn Schmidt, leader.

Thursday, at 7:30 p. mid-week prayer service. Everybody Invited. Rev. Roy Gattls, pastor.

TWELFTH ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school, 9:30 a. M. E. Robinson, superintendent.

Morning worship at 10:45. Sermon topic, "A of tho Wesley Methodist churcl will bo pslponcd until a Inter date Medical Society Elects Officers At tho Madison County Medical Society meeting yesterday In Ed- wnrdsvilie, Dr. Grovo Smith of Alton was chosen president elect, to (alto office during 1P2B. Dr. R.

S. Barnsback of Edwardsvlllo was elct- ed for 1024. Dr. E. W.

Fiegenbaum was chosen secretary and Dr. J. B. Hastings was mado medical legal member. First Baptist Church.

Rev. Gi'o. If. Slalr, Evangelist, Jan. 2.

1924. Successful Revival at Baptist Mission Rov. Myerscough has been conducting a very successful series of evangelistic meetings in the Ban- list Mission on West Ninth street. became necessary to provide additional seating nccomodatlons. meetings will bo continued during tho coming week.

iitpijtJ Advertise iu the Telegraph. Meet Emily Fletcher Cooper (left), and Isabel Stabler, members of the staff of tho National Council for Prevention of War, who are distributing Christmas peace posters to all parts of the United States and Europe Thursday evening prayer service at 7:30. A welcome to all to attend these services. Charles D. Shumard, pastor.

EVANGELICAL CHURCH i Sunday school at 9 m. Adult Lorenz, and Miss Colgate and Mr. Kremer will sing a duet. The evening subject Is "A Disciple at Work." report on the Every Member canvass, which Is to be mado in tho afternoon, will bo given at this service. Mr.

Osborn Sunday school at 9 m. Adult XI iW, Bible classes for men and womaifty" sing and the choir will render t.i_ no nnthem. 'Have Mercy Upon at 9:15 a. m. Divine worship In English at 10 a.

m. O. W. Heg- gemeler, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 533 East Tenth Street Sunday's lessou subject, "God the Only Cause and Creator." Golden Text, Psalms 104:24.

Services Sunday at 10:45 a. m. Wednesday at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.

m. UNITARIAN CHURCH Service at 10:45 a. m. Subject, "Ethical Development and Moral Sanctions in the Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.

A welcome to all. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH Central avenue. Sunday School at 9:00 a. m. Wm.

O. Friedrich, Supt. Public worship at 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p.

m. Both services in English. A cordial welcome' to all to C. Gesch, pastor. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH The subject for Sunday morning will be "The Full Measure of Devo Hon." The choir will sing "How Beautiful Upon the Mountains," bj at this service.

There will be no early services at St. Paul's. Meeting of the Young People's Fellowship in the parish 5 p. m. Miss Pauletta C.

Crist will be the. leader. All young peoplo are cordially invited. Rev. F.

D. Butler, rector. ho anthem, "Have Mercy Upon Tho C. E. topic is, "What Makes Successful Worker." Franklin rownsend, loader.

BAPTIST CHtfRCH Beginning with. Sunday. Dec. 9, the pastor will start a series of sev- nons on "The Manger Child." Tho sub-topics for four Sundays will be (1) Christ in Poverty, (2) Christ Needs Room, (3) Christ Content, I (4) Christ in Joy. It is perhaps I needless to say that this series is built around the Christmas idea.

Also, for an indefinite period time, the pastor will Eivo for Sun- Lord's Prayer." Special attention is likewise called to the service at tho church Monday night. Rev. L. H. Koehler will be with us.

Mr. Kochler is the Sunday school and B. Y. P. U.

expert of the Illinois Baptist State Convention. Ho always comes with a thrilling message. Don't fail to hear him. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cor. E.

Fourth and Alby Sts. Sunday school at 980 a. O. S. Stowell, superintendent.

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Come in. Kieselhofst's 210 State Street Hear the record Santa Glaus Hides in the Phonograph" society will hold next Wednesday, veBti2r( Qt the Upper AUon Bap lieginning at two CIOCK. lto i. 4 night towels which the society made lor the sale were turned in together with many other articles which will lie sold. Tho Delta Sigma's sale will lie held.in connection with a chicken pie supper which the Aid Srnlety will givc The society also decided to give a holiday party New Year's Eve at the home of Mrs.

Harry Luddeke. Annually the Delta Sigmas have a Christmas party. Susie's Band to Give 12. Baptist women of and vicinity. Covers were arranged for sixty guests.

The table appointments were attractive nnd the women of the church served a delicious repast. After the luncheon a short pro- pram was given, with Mrs. George M. Potter giving a welcome to the S-uests and leading the devotional exercises. Mrs.

M. W. Twing, T.Irs. N. J.

Hil ton, Miss Helen Claire' Ryrie and Mrs. D. T. Magill attended a Loyalty Luncheon in Springfield a short time TRINITY CHAPEL State and Mildred Streets Holy Communion at 8 a. m.

Rev. F. D. Butler will officiate. Sunday school at 9 a.

m. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday school at 9:30 a. E. J. Byron, superintendent.

Sermon, Estimate of Man," 10:40. at 6:30 p. R. G. Kelsay, president.

Sermon, "Our Possibilities in Christ," 7:30 p. m. Concert Wood Rlvjr Deo. nnd yestorilny preBe nted reports SUNOS Kitchen Ivabinet Band mPGting to the assembled give an entertainment in the Palace wero present from Hall in Wood River on next Wednesday, Dec. 12.

The program will be Biven under the auspices of the Eastern Stars and will be the tenth entertainment given by tho band, wade up of Alton talent. Halt the proceeds will be given to the 0. K. S. nnd the remainder to tlic hand.

Tho members of the iwml are endeavoring to raise $1000 to go Inwards a homo for helpless blind women in the State. Tho tarnl has succeeded In raising over one-half of tho fund desired. 13 Shopping Days till Xmas Our Strong Points Quality Scrvtce Price GIFT STORE OF ALTON guests. Roxn'na, Wood River, Hartford, Fos- tcrbnrg, East Alton and Alton. Loyalty Ijuncheon wns in the interest of the Baptist Missionary program and.

through a series of Echo Luncheons tho delegates to the Springfield meeting hope to acquaint other Baptist women with what took place at the capital city. Miss Louise Stlrltz to Wed Sylvan Cole. Miss Loulso Stiritz of State street entertained last evening and formally made known her engagement to Sylvan Cole of this city. The date oi' tho wedding was not announced, although tho marriage will take rlace before the holidays. Miss Stiritz is a daughter of L.

F. Stlrltz State and Danforth street, and Is a young woman of many charms. Her pleasing personality wins for Ivr many friends. Mr. Colo has resided i.i Alton for number of years and is associated in business with Mr.

Stiritz. Twenty guests invited to spend the evening at the Stiritz homo and enjoyed Five Hundred nnd other diversions. The favors of the evening were presented to Mrs. Arena Trabuo, Miss Constance Yeakel and Miss Alma Kramer. The home was decorated in pink and white, roses being used throughout the room.

The announcement of the engagement was made toward tho close of the evening, when Miss Stlrltz In vltod her guests Into the prettily decorated dining room. In the contro of the table was a large cake on which was placed a bride and groom. At each was a rose cup and attached to was a small messenger boy, carry ing a yellow telegram. Bach moss ago contained tho happy secret. Tlv color scheme of pink nnd white wa carried out In the table decoration as as tho remainder of th house.

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