Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-02-24

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Colonial Tea Party. = The Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution are
this afternoon holding their annual
Washington colonial tea party at the
home OF Mrs. G. c. Blakeslee, 500
Twenty-third street. The rooms are
very prettily decorated with flags,
lighted candles and palms. The tea
is being served at small tables, set
with old colonial tea service, and the
refreshments also take the form of
colonial dishes. Washington favorite
dish being served The ladies wear
pretty and appropriate costumes The
regular business meeting was held,
after which a short program was car
ried out consisting of an old time song
by Mrs. Kimball and a paper by Mrs.
Frazer on The Coat of Arms of the
Washington Family, and It's Signif-
cance.'
son was pleasantly surprised last even
ing at her home, 222 Seventh street by
a number of her friends who gathered
to spend a few social hours. During
the evening various games were played
and refreshments were served Miss
Nelson was presented with a beautiful
ring by the self-invited guests. Those
present were Misses Rose King. Helen
Gutzweiler. Mabel Applequist, Bessie
Barth, Amy Vermuelen, Marie Harder,
Dorothy Sangren, Tina Thompson,
Nellie Cardall, Glare Rite, Selma
Carlson, Josie Carlson, Mildred Gosse-
lin, Emma Schmechel; Messrs. Dean
Fortman, Albert Todd, John Lempfert.
Rupert Cline, Ben White. Martin
Kinner, Carl Carlson, and Victor Har-
der
Annual Meeting. - The annual meet |
ing of the Woman's Missionary society
of the Central Presbyterian church
was held yesterday afternoon at the |
home of Mrs. II. NJ. Freeman. 1923 Sec
ond avenue. and elected officers for the |
ensuing year, as follows: President. |
Mrs. Marion Humphreys: first vice ,
president, Mrs. Luse; second vice pres
ident, Mrs. H. C. Connolly; secretary. |
Mrs. Orrin Leonard; treasurer, Mrs. F. |
c. Hoppe An interesting program was
rendered and the usual social time was |
in while refreshments were |
served.
Last of Series. - The last of series
Of card parties given by the St Vim
cent de Paul Relief society will be Civ
n Monday afternoon, Feb. 20 at the
lome of Mrs. Glynn, 9O9 Twentieth
street. The game will start promptly
1t 2:30. Beautiful prizes have been
donated by Mrs. Comegys and Miss
Nary Carney. Refreshments will be
erved.
Winter Series Ends. The last OF
he winter series of dances given at
he Manufacturers hotel in Moline, to
richly people was held last evening
IN unusually large number were in at
enhance and it was in every way a
nos. successful affair
Gives Euchre Party. - Mrs. II. J.
Pardon was hostess to a party of her
ady friends at her home, 419 Seven
zenith street yesterday afternoon, sew
raj hours being pleasantly devoted to
uchre
Euchre Party. = Mrs. Frank Mixter,
81 Twentieth street, has issued invi- 1
atoms to euchre party for Monday
fternoon, Feb g.
Afternoon Luncheon. - Mrs. J. r.
,imball entertained a number of la
les at a luncheon Thursday and Fri
ay afternoons at her home, $50 Nine
zenith street
Entertain at Musicale. Mr.. and |
irs ]. c. Gruwell, 1456 Fifteenth
treet entertained a number of friends |
t musicale last evening.
Rives Again Candidate.