Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-10
IN GOOD CAUSES.
A Number Of Worthy Social
Events,
n BOOK BLAND LAST NIGHT

u 8OUK lSLA1D LAST NIGHT.
'se csry~sssessa Party fer Trsaisy
0sssA-fhe Assoa Clss ssa the n.
wssshs-Ths Cessi.s.sssa e q ye,e,a.
Fssr ss Turner HAN A assscal Party.
The chrysanthemum sale by the
Improvement guild Of Trinity church
ut the residence Of Mrs. George F.
Roth. 1116 Second avenue. yesterday
afternoon and evening from till 8
O'Clock. proved a success. not only
socially. but financially as well. 800
being cleared on the affair. Besides
the flowers. fancy work and refresh.
ments were sold. the latter consist
ing OF ice cream. cake. tea and cook.
les in the afternoon. and i'm the even.
ing from 6 to 8 oysters were served,
the ladies getting great deal Of
praise for the delicious manner in
which they were prepared. The
house. which was decorated in pink
and Offset with the beautiful flowers,
was a pretty sight indeed, especially
in the evening. when the lights lent
brilliant effect. During the hours
Of the sale between 200 and 800 peo-
pie called. The chrysanthemumd dis
play was exquisite.
The Epworth League.
The Epworth leagi,e OF the First
NJ. f. Church gave a delightful en-.
tertainment last evening in the par
Tors OF the church. and an en- joy . bic
program was presented. The Ariou
orchestra made its debut. and the
members acquitted themselves in s
manner highly gratifying to theil
friends. There were two selection.
by the AriOn orchestra. a piano due,
by the Misses Eberhardt and vcca
solos bv Mrs. Liston and Henry Min.
ster. The meeting was a success,
and the league feel highly elated
over IL. Preparations are he
ing made for an excellent program
next month.
A. 81 J",rpi,'. Fair.
The attendance last evening at st
Joseph's fair in Turner hall. was tn,
largest Of any evening ~ far. Thu
fair promises To be one of the mos
l successful that the church has eve
had. The program las; evening wa
opened by Blc1ier's Mandolin orches
ira. which discourscd sweet strain
Of music. a,d responded TO a well de
served encore. The next humble
l L. 81
MAY Normoylc. and they receives
applause from all. Then came tn
crown drill by the girls of st. 10
seph's convent. The little ladie
were costumed. and acquitted them
selves in n graceful manner. Thi
was followed by n vocal selection
..Friendship. Love and Song" by tn
Mascot quartet. and receiving an en-
core it was responded to. Miss Ma
Richards. in a vocal solo. gave tn
next number. and she sang in u wa
which pleased the audience yer
much, and had she complied with tn
wishes Of it. would have respOnde
to more than one encore.
Tonight's program will be as 70
lows:
| lustrumeutal Duct =.
.Eisrss Je.cphipe Roch- and Inca McGuir
Ribbon dssce y the 1T ie g'rls OF the parish
...... Misses Bertha Hodge. and oertie wiz
ssTss I; sss. ss,oG BY T.o Little Lad: in Bue
APSeaaaat MasicaIe.
On Wednesday afternoon n plea!
ant little musicale was given Mt th
| residence of Louis Kohn. on Sever
teenth street and Seventh avenue. i
honor Of Miss Ruth Kohn. BY Mis-
Allie Roses musical scholars. III
program consisted oftwo parts. Th
first consisted of a brief talk on tn
methods Of teaching, and question
and answers on the regular wori
and illustrations of the same. Mis-
Rose has won much praise on ne
ability rs a teacher, the little folk
being very well versed in che rud
ments of music. The second part
the program was as follows:
| Piano Duet Mrs. Hurst and Mies 10
| Piano Solo. ,-.... Maeter Charles kOsenne
i p1oDO Solo. =. -
/ Piano Solo. " ~. 49,.
/ Piano SO'O........ .s~-.-..---s~'~e A''"~ ~'-
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DIR, ". Oakley Coffee.