Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-02


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VIII ggleston. Robert Rtlston.
Gurus Dart, Ed. Deukmann
Tom Lee, George Price,
George BabcOck. Ralph Haverstck
George Gable (Dav'pD George keIns.
Charles Case. Charles Spencer.
Charles Butord.
Miss Irene Rosenfield entertained the
Avon club st her parents home on Tenth
street, on New Years eve. The evening
was spent in dancing and watching the
old year out. Henry Schillinger and
wife, of Davenport, furnished delightful
music on violin and piano, and the affair
proved one of the plessantest of the sea-
son. The following people were pres,
emit.
Misses
Clara Gilmore Bessie Gilmore
Florence Dart. y tile Coyue,
'o-ephine Halves, VI lille Schmidt
Mile lglehart, tTde Campbell,
Oracle hallke.
Messrs-
Charles Smith Louis Rosepdcld
Will McFarane, sam barrow.
Oscar Schmidt, ed Loeb,
Will Sweeney, = lily White.
Fay II IpeT, bred Jones,
George Champion. Poll Watson,
Fred Wiser.
There was very pleasant family re-
union at the home Of D. P. McKown,
S25 Fourteenth street. Davenport, yes
terdsy afternoon. 1t is the first
time tire family has all been TO-,
gether for q number of years. There
were present f. B BcKown and family,
of this city; Louis W and Henry T., of
Davenport, and Charles c., e Superior,
Neb.
Elk Alderman Joserh Geiqer enter
tanned party of friends OF Roche's hall
on Twelfth street New Years eye. A
large number were present, and the en-
tertainment was a royal one. Dancing
was The order of tue evening and the
large company preso mt bid merry adieu
10 the departing year.
r. A Donaldson and wife entertained
the West End Club at their pleasant
home on Third avenue ard Twelfth
street last evening.
BALLS AND DANCES
A gay throng il was that gathered at
Armory hall on New Years eve to at end
the dance given by the Oakd4le club,
whose parties are becoming so popular of
late. Over 100 light hearted people were
present TO dance out tho old year. and
merrier gathering of young people it
would be hard to find Bleuer's orches
ira furnished excellent music, and every
thing combined to make the evening one
of unhounded pleasure.
The complimentary ball, to which the
friends of the Rodman Rifles had been
in vited, which wss to have occurred at
Annoy hall last night was postponed on
account of the severe weather. II will
probably be given q the near future.
The dance given by U,al Lodge No
| COS, 0. o. F., at their hall in the
Skinner building on Eighteenth street
New Years eve was largely attended
The entertainments given by Ucal lodge
are always well attended. and this was
no exception to the rule. 1t was one of
the pleassntest affairs ever given by that
lodge, and was enjoyed immensely by
all
| DINNER AT THE FIRST CHURCH.
The ladies of the First NJ. Z church
served most pslatable spread from to
yesterday afternoon at the church, and
despite the incl mency of the weather
they were literally patroniz ID. The
menu was of substantial nature, and
when the final course of plum pudding
was concluded a self>satisfied air seemed
to pervade the assembly. The service
was excellent, and the whole affair ably
managed. This was the second New
Years dinner given by the Methodist la
dies under Lnfsvorable circumstances
but, nevertheless, their efforts have been
crowned with success, as the receipts
from their entertainments will diminish