Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-25

Lindsay Oliver. There will be two
vocal numbers by Miss Ada Entrikin
and Miss Florence Freistat will give a
violin selection.
Pupils RecitaI.-The pupils of Frank
and Florence Freistat gave a well at
tended recital at their studio, 1908
| Eighth avenue last evening Every
number was performed in a pleasing
manner. The following program was
given:
Piano duet, Good Luck''-Celia Frey
and Sarah Wakefield.
Piano, Picking Chestnuts'
Riess.
Violin, primrose Dance"-Marvin
| Weeks.
Piano. (a) Little Tin Soldier; (b)
| Waltz-Wilma Kane.
Piano. Garland of Roses"-Celia
Frey
Violin, Merry Bobolink"-Hazel
Mueller.
Piano, Jolly Major'-Curtis Gro
| mer.
Violin, Little Patriot March"-John
Akers.
Piano, March in F-Sarah Wake
field.
Violin. PONY Race"-Fred Motz.
Piano, Little Fairy Waltz"-Mar-
guerite Wedertz.
Violin. March Serenade"-Flossie
South.
Piano, (a) Happy Farmer. (b)
Jolly Comrades"-Bessie Freistat.
Violin ssTba Northumberland
Kane.
Piano. 'Dollie's Dream and Awaken
ing"-Raymond Kali.
Violin, "Tyroliene March'-Mabel
Wilson.
Piano. THE Fountain" Margaret
Kennedy
Violin, Nearer My God to Thee"
with variations-Charlie Olson.
Piano. by the Fountain SPRING
Arthur Schoessel.
Anniversary Surprise.-About rs
friends of Arthur Mccartney gathered
from the three cities last evening at
his home. 14I6 Third avenue. agreeab-
ly surprising him upon his birthday an
niversary. The evening was passed
en- by Joseph Reichart and Mrs. Phil
Weber. the second by Mr.. and Mrs. M.
McNealy, the consolation by Mrs.
Moore of Davenport and Mr.. Carell.
Supper was served at midnight. AS
token of esteem and with wishes of
many more pleasant anniversaries the
party presented Mr.. Mccartney with a
Morris chair.
Give a Coffee.-The ladies of Cen
trail church gave coffee yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H G. Con-
nelly. 1900 Second avenue. which was
largely attended and very successful.
Mrs Humphreys gave several readings
and Miss McGregor gave number of
musical selections. The house was
nicely decorated with carnations and
greenery.
Entertain at Whist.-Dr. and Mrs.
Burkhart. 1916 Third avenue, enter
tanned the s. S. Whist club last even
ing. The high honors were carried
away by Mrs. A. w Hatch and DR..
Mark H. Patten Refreshments were
served and a delightful evening en-
joyed. The club will meet next Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs Boudf-
not. in Davenport
Sewing Scciety.-The Aiken street
Sewing society met with Mrs. William
Slack of South Rock Island yesterday
afternoon After the business meeting
the hostess served light refreshments
1Nn bnI IN.al
at the home of Mrs. Charles Gulden-
zopf, in South Rock Island.
Gives Thimbie Party.-Mrs. Gustave
S26 Elm street, entertain
ed a company of ladies at thimble
party yesterday afternoon. During the
afternoon a dainty luncheon was serv
ed by the hostess.
Hold Recepticn.-The Ladies' Aid |
society of Broadway church held its |
regular reception at the home of Mrs. |
Frank Mixter, 734 Twentieth street, |
yesterday afternoon, which was attend
ed by a large number of ladies.
ThimbIe Party.-The ladies of the
First Baptist church will hold thin
Bile party at the residence of w. ]
kahlke, 1910 First avenue Friday af-
ernoon.
Trinity Auxiliary The Woman's
Auxiliary of Trinity church will meet
With Mrs. H. H. Chase, SIS Twentieth
street, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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