Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-10-19

liz. NJ. Collins and daughter, Nell, Knox
n Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
lKnoxviIle: Mrs. Nelson Loquist, Peo-
lria: Mrs. Fred Wilson and son, Peoria !:
DR.. Edwin o. Gable, Peoria; Clayton
Roadstrom -Galesburg; Ray Arnold,
Galesburg: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Love,
Orion, and Mrs. Wallace Glidden, Ke-
iwanee.
Siboney Bay Camp Entertains-A
4 large number of their friends were en-
ltertained by the members of Siboney
bay camp, United Spanish War Vet
lerans. at Memorial hall last evening.
lColonel w. T. Channon presided over
1.-THE entertainment. which was thor
Ioughly enjoyed, and each number on
the program was so well rendered that
repeated encores were demanded. The
ladies auxiliary served refreshments
after the program, which was Is fol-
lows:
| Piano soIo-Miss Grace Shear.
/ Reading-Miss Henrietta Knner.
Authors reading (origInaD. Yankee
Gums at Manila THE Song of the
/
ert ReXdale.
Vocal soIo-Miss Anna Levy.
/ Reading, Help Me Across'-C. w.
Lindsey.
Vocal solo-Mrs A. j. Riess.
Duet violin and pianoD-Frank and
Florence Friestat.
Poem, Soldier Tramp''-E. H. Hass.
Twenty-fifth Wedding Anniversary.
About 30 friends gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John A O'Neil,
1925 Twentieth street, last evening to
celebrate the 25th anniversary of their
marriage. Although the guests had
not been told that it was a wedding
| anniversary. the fact had leaked out
and Mr.. and Mrs O'Neil were much
surprised to receive a very handsome
solid silver fruit dish. A most enjoy
| able evening was passed with dancing
and in the card games Miss Eva Long
took ladies' first prize. a silver meat
| fork, and p Greenawalt, gentleman's
head prize. while w. II. Whistler took
consolation prize. An elaborate course
dinner was served after the games.
| The guests had come provided with.
| rice, and as they left the house
abundantly showered the host and
hostess.
Bridge Whist Party.-Mrs. d. Roths-
child on Oak Lane Davenport. Wednes-
day afternoon entertained at a bridge
whist party. Three tables We're playNi
and favors were won by Mrs. Joseph
Froelich of Davenport. and Mrs. Sol
Levi OF this city. A course luncheon
was served. This is the second in a
series of afternoon parties given by
Mrs Rothschild, and the third will be
a siX-hand euchre party next Wednes-
day.
Farewell Surprise Party.-About thirty
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. George Nenno.
gave them a farewell surprise party
last evening at their home. 1917 Thir-
tieth street. The evening was pleas
antly passed with music and games
and lunch was served Quite a Num-
Der of pretty gifts were left by the
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Nenno leave
next week for San Francisco where
they will make their home.
BaIIard-M aIick.-Rev. r. B. Williams
yesterday p. m at o'clock at the par
sonage of the First Methodist church
officiated at the marriage of Miss Eliz-
abeth Malick and James II. Ballard |
both of Galesburg. They were unat-
tended. Mr.. Ballard is special travel |
ing agent for the Burlington and he |
and his bride will make their home in |
Galesburg i
L. v. Club Plays Cinch.-Mrs. +. T.. |
Krell entertained the l.. V. club at pro- |
gressive cinch yesterday afternoon at |
her home, 513 Eleventh street. The |
prize winners were Mrs. F. Tom |
and Mrs. l.. |. Siemon. The hostess re
ceived a beautiful Haviland china plate |
A dainty luncheon was served.
Basket Picnic.-This evening in the |
Sunday school room of the Central
Presbyterian church there will be a
basket picnic for all those members of
the Sunday school who have kept all
their quarterlies. throughout the quar-
ter. A merry time is anticipated.