Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-12-07
MOLINE MENTION

MOLINE MENTION
Noah Webster Steiner of this city
and Miss Jennie Maxwell of Dixon.
ILL.,, were married Wednesday at high
noon, at the home of the brides
parents in Dixon, in the presence of
fashionable company. The home
was .Prettily decorated for the oc-
casion. The groom is well known
in the city, and is employed at Lind
wallis drug store, having come here
"a few years ago from Morrison, Ill.
The Elks' minstrel company has so
far progressed in its organization
that the chorus met at Woodyatt's
music store for rehearsal. Only the
opening chorus was attempted. The
positions will be assigned at a re-
hearsal in the near future under \.
{. Woodyatt, who will act as direc-
tor of the show. The company pos
sesses something new and original in
minstrelsy and intends TO eclipse
other shows of this kind that have
been put on in the city. The chorus
as arranged at the present time con-
sists of George Huntoon, Oscar
Wickstrom, DIR. y. L. Kohler, y. II.
Kohler, T. NJ. Wheelock, Stanley
Skinner. Charles johnson. Harry
Sommers, Joe Parker, VIII Ball, DR..
w. y. Cox, John Snyder, Lee Wood
yatt, VIII Tuerk and II. d. Bergin.
Mrs. Louis II. Berry has returned
from Lancaster, Wis. where she has
been attending the bedside of her
aunt, Mrs. c. T. Hudson
Cupid again triumphed over paren-
tai opposition in the marriage of Ed
ward G.. Smithiger and Miss Emma
Adelman, young people of this city,
Wednesday at Council Bluffs, whittier
the prospective groom departed
Tuesday evening to join. his fianee.
Word of the nuptials reached Mo-
line yesterday in letters from the
young people, and it came as a sur
prise to their friends, though it had
been looked forward to as an event
of the future to take place as soon
as family opposition was overcome
and withdrawn. For the brides mo-
Their did not favor the match. but
withheld her sanction to it, and de-
clared today that her daughter left
home TO be married because she OPP
posed it.
Court of Honor. No. 100, elected
year:
Grandchildren Nermere.
Vice Chancellor-C. {. Cox.
Treasurer-H. NJ. Anderson.
Rccorder-Mrs. Margaret Cox.
Cunductor-Wm.B Buffers.
Guard-Mrs. Mary Kopp.
Sentinel-Mrs. W. T. Hall.
Musician-Miss Mary Long.
Director for Three Years.. Z.
Mitchell.
st. George temple, Order of Rath-
bone Sisters, elected the following
officers at the regular meeting:
Past Chief-NIrs. Frank Clendenin.
NJ. f. C.-Mrs. W. y. Dierolf.
+. S.-Mrs. Luta Cooksey.
+. J.-Mrs. Chas. Peterson.
Manager-Mrs. Ball.
NJ. of II. C.--Mrs. Fred Holt.
NJ. of F.-NIrs. F. p. Lewis.
=. of T.-Mrs. w. b. Kent.
o. G.-Mrs. Owens
Trustee for Three Years.-Mrs. o.
W. LaRash.
Doric lodge No. $40, \. f. and \.
NJ. elected its officers Thursday
evening for the ensuing year:
w. Nv. J. NJ. Cox.
s. WIN. l.. Allan.
j. W.-George f. Carlson.
Treasurer-O. +. Anderson.
Secretary-R. w. Entrillin.
Trustees-W. ~ Macbeth for three
years. and Simon Hirsch for two
years.
DIR. and Mrs. l.. ID. Dunn. Miss Dunn
and Mrs. \. {. Walker entertained |
over hundred tri-city ladies and |
gentlemen Thursday evening at the |
home of the former. The residence |
was prettiIy decorated for the oc-
rasion and light refreshments were
served in the dining room.
Rev. DIR. Andreen, president of Au- !
yustana college, spoke to the stu +
dents of the high school yesterday |
at chapel exercises.
The annual session of the Tri-City
Luther league opened last evening at
, O'Clock in the Swedish Lutheran
church. Sessions will also be held
.oday and Sunday. The program for
asst evening was given by the mem
,ers of st. Paul's league of Daven-
,ort and consisted of literary and /.
musical numbers. This afternoon
he business session will be held
when reports will be read and cleo
ion of officers take place. The Mo-
inc league will serve refreshments
o the guests after the meeting. Sun
ay afternoon at o'clock the last
ession will convene. the Grace Luth-