Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-08-01
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

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Hoffman, Rinck.- The marriage of
Miss Catherine C. M. Rinck to Edward
Hoffman, was solemnized last evening
at the brides home. 1908 Twelfth
street, Rev. C. A. Mennicke perform
ing the marriage ceremony. The we'd
ding was a very quiet affair, being wit
messed only by the intimate friends of
the families, and there were no attend
ants. Mrs. Hoffman, is the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. William Rinck
and is most favorably known. She has
for some years followed the vocation
of trained nurse. Mr.. Hoffman, is
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hoffman,, who were pioneers of the
county, and has been employed by Hen
ry Darts Sons for the last 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, will make their
home at 1908 Twelfth street
Clara b. Hampton was hostess last ev-
ening at a unique and most pleasant
moonlight lawn musicale at her home.
1902 Seventeenth street. There were
about forty tri-city people present. DIR.
and Mrs. Sturtz of Iron Mountain,
Mich. and Mrs. Gwendolin Stephen
son of Chicago were the out of town
guests. The lawn was made comforta-
BILE and very attractive by rugs, chairs
and Japanese lanterns. The program
as carried out was:
Piano solo, Nocturne. OPP. 55, No. 1
(Chopin)-Mss Bankert
Vocal solo. An Evening Love Song
Mrs. May Casey.
Cornet solo, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp"
grand fantasia-Mrs. Stephenson.
Piano solo. selected-W. II. Smith.
Cornet solo. Remembrance of Liber-
atto-Mrs. Stephenson.
Vocal solo, Love-" from Sergeant
Kitty-Mrs May Casey
Piano solo (originaD-Miss Bankert.
Reading-Robert Rexdale.
While refreshments were being Serv-
ed monograph concert was given.
Welded in Chicago.-At the home Of
her mother, $50 West Madison street,
at o'clock this evening occurs the
marriage of Miss Bertha Hodges, for
merly of Rock Island, and grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs James Hodges
of this city. to James w. Edenburn of
Chicago. The bride to be will be re-
membered as charming lady who has
proven a most devoted and loving
daughter. having risen from her own
merits step by step from the position
of assistant cashier in the great Fair
store in Chicago to the trusted position
of credit clerk. Her many friends will
rejoice in her happiness.
Launch Party.-Miss Elsa Simon
last evening entertained about twenty
tri-city young people at a launch party
for a number of out of town guests.
The party left at five o'clock and went
to Linwood where dinner was served,
followed by a pleasant evening spent
in dancing Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Levy
chaperoned the party.
Give Dinner and Euchre.-The We'd
neSday Eucnre cluD VIII give dinner
and euchre party at the Tower tomor-
row afternoon for Mrs. W. Donaldson
of st. Louis Mrs. Beardsley of Bould-
er. Colorado, and Mrs. j. Martin of To
ledo, Ohio, who are visiting in the
city.
ThimbIe Party.-Mrs. Michael Levy
622 Eighteenth street is entertaining
a company of young ladies at a thimble
party this afternoon for Miss Elsa Bear
and Miss Adele Alexander of Chicago.
Licensed to Wed.
Edward Hoffman, $500. Rock Island
Catherine c. NJ. Rinck -. Rock Island
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