Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-05
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

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he gladly received and published. But
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Brilliant Reception.-Mrs. l.. S. Nc
Cabe Saturday afternoon at her Eonie,
1920 Fifth avenue entertained at one
of the pretticst of fall receptions. y
large and brilliant gathering of tri-
city ladies being present from TO g
O'Clock Mrs. McCabe. SOwned in a
beautiful pink SIX costume, made prin-
cess and trimmed in real lace received
alone in the drawing room Assisting
in the dining room and in the enter
tainment of the guests were MCSdanCS
G.. G. Craig. Cora l., Eastman. w. Nj.
Reck, \. II. McCandless, +. j. BufOrd,
Frank MiXtcr II. b. Hayden, II. II.
Cleaveland, Joseph De Silva. Theresa
Spencer Robinson, b. d. Connolly. w
S. Marquis, c. r. Chamberlin. Il. p.
Scott. and the ices were served by
Mrs. Ada Durham Mac Fie. Mrs. Ward
Hampton Garfield. and the Misses Zoe
Bernhard. Kate Larkin. Nettie Myers,
Elsie Eastman. Katherine Gest. Eli
more Scott. Gilmore Craig. and Anna
Montgomery. The beautiful home was
prettily decorated with festoons of
smilaX and pink chrysanthemums in
the parlors and in the dining room,
where a collation. was served, yellow
was the predominating color. Broad
satin ribbons crossed the table and
were held at each corner by large
bows. In the center Of the table was
great bunch of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. The mantle was banked with
the yellow blossoms as was the buffet
and china closet An orchestra, sta
toned in the upper hall. gave a must
cal program during the afternoon.
Many handsome costumes were worn
and the affair was one of the most bril-
liant of the fall Mrs. McCabe will re-
ceive the calls of her friends Wednes-
day afternoons in November.
w. C. T. U. Rally Program-The
seven divisions of the w c. T. L. of
the parlors of the First Congregational
church. Moline. tomorrow afternoon at
; O'Clock. Following is the program
that will be carried out.
Devotional exercises conducted by
Mrs. Sarah Atkinson.
Address of welcome-Mrs. Mary
Metzgar.
Vocal solo-Mrs Casterton.
Three-minute reports from Daven
port, Milan and Silvis unions.
Vocal sOlo-MrS. J. X. Scott.
Three-minute reports from Rock Is
land, South Moline and Edgewater.
RecitatiOn-Miss Bertha Hicks.
Report of state convention at Mat
toon--Mrs. Carrie McGovcrn of Port
Byron
Song. illinois"
Report of national and worlds con-
vention, by Miss Anna Robbins, ma
tional lecturer and organizer.
Vocal solO-Mrs J. X. Scott.
During the social hour refreshments
will be served. The ladies hope to
have Miss Amelia Cram. state treasur-
er, with them at this meeting.
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Ohlweiler. 1918
Third avenue, were very pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening by a party
of friends who came to help them cele
brate their 30th wedding anniversary.
A very enjoyable evening was passed
and the guests upon leaving presented
them with beautiful gold and pearl
umbrella. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Entertain for Visitor.-Mrs b. F.
Hall will entertain at cards in honor of
Mrs. George Barth Wednesday after
noon at her home on Twenty first
street.