Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-01-05

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WiIde-KIeitsch Nuptials.- At the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. ID. s.
Cross, 1O46 Seventeenth street, Rock
Island, on "Wednesday evening at 7:30,
before a small company of intimate
trends, occurred the marriage of Miss
Pauline A Wilde and John M. Kleitsch.
Rev. J.. ]. Quinn officiating, using the
ring ceremony.
The home was prettily decorated in
cut flowers. ferns and Christmas green
cry. In the east bay window of the
parlor was a bower of flowers. under
which the ceremony was performed
The bride was attired in a gown OF
white convent null trimmed in Irish
crochet lace. wore tulle veil and car
ried bouquet of bridal roses.
Miss Nina Van Buren, and John b.
Detloff were the attendants, and Miss
Lucille Fairchild acted as ringbearer.
After the ceremony wedding repast
was served.
| The bride is young lady whose
charming personality has endeared her
to her scores of friends. Mr.. Kleitsch is
head salesman for Arbuckle Bros, with
his headquarters at Duluth. MINI. Mr..
and Mrs. Kleitsch departed for the
west on an evening train, and will be
at home in Duluth after Jan. 10
Is Annual Banquet.-The members
of the o. w. l.. club, a fraternal or
ganiZation composed of II students at
he high school, will enjoy its second
annual banquet at the Rock Island
house this evening. The members of
| the club, with their ladies, will be
served at Z o'clock, and following the
banquet dancing will be INDUCED in
from to l o'clock. The party will
be chaperoned by Miss Charlotte
Chamberlain and William Norris, of
the high school faculty.
Pleasant Surprise.-A number of lit
tie friends pleasantly surprised Walter
Stodd at his home in South Rock Island
On Thursday afternoon and left many
little gifts. A dainty lunch was served
Those present were Bessie Bradley,
Ethel Howard. Cecil Blunt, Cora Hev-
erling. Bunice Nice. Dale Smith, Ray
mond Slack. August Slack, Clarence
Heverling. Homer Heinmel. Edwin Jo-
seph. Robert Philebar, Donald Warren.
Noble Kennel, Emma Stodd, Walter
Stodd.
Children's Afterroon.-Harry Willis
Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Davis.
1000 Fifteenth street. yesterday after
FnUon deffghtfuIly entertained So OF MS
little friends at a holiday party the oc-
casion being his eth birthday. Games
were played and prizes awarded. after
which dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. Each of the guests left with the
youthful host birthday remembrance
of the happy occasion.
Domino Party.-The Eta Kappa Phi
club and their friends were entertain
ed at a domino party last evening at
the home of Miss Marion McCandless.
903 Twenty-third street. The decora-
tions were red and black and the young
ladies wore unique domino costumes
With games and dancing the evening
was delightfully."- and all too quickly
spent.
Moline MusicaI.-Mrs. Maude +.
Boliman, soprano, DR.. Robert Chisholm
whistler, with Mrs. Addie NJ Ebert and
Miss Katherine Gest as accompanies
were the entertainers at delightful
musical given by Mrs. George II. Hun
toon and Miss Huntoon at the Manu-
facturers hotel yesterday afternoon to
a large number of tri-city friends.
Rock Island Ladies Win Prizes. -
Mrs. NJ. c. Rice and Mrs. Alphonse
Mosenfelder were prize winners at
party given by Mrs Joseph Fleiscb.
man. of Davenport yesterday after
noon. The former won the lone hand
prize and the latter the consolation.
Play Cinch.-Miss Rose Leopold last
evening entertained a company of
twin-city friends at her home, GIG Fifth
avenue, Moline. Cinch was played and
prizes awarded to Mrs. X. T. Ander-
son, Frank Haynes, Miss Lille Nelson
and X. T. Anderson.
For Debutante.-Mrs. Carl Bernhar-
di. Sr., is entertaining about 200 tri-
city ladies at her home. SOC Eighteenth
street at a coming out party for Miss
Bernhard, and to meet Mrs Woodruff
Clum.
Thirty Club Dance.-The Thirty club
gave the third of it's series of dancing
parties at Industrial hall last evening.
There were present about sixty cou-
pies.
Beats the Music Cure.
ITO keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown. 90 Lafayette Place