Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-04-27
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

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Pupils Recital Saturday evening
at Odd Fellows hall at O'Clock, the
pupils of Mrs. Lucina Griffin will give
musical, the program to be carried
out as follows:
Fifth Nocturne". ......... .Leybach
May Burgess.
Song of the Birds" ..........S udds
Katie Burton.
Indiana" Observation-Disclosures Stevens
Ethel Mcdonald
"Grandpa's Farm ..... .Streabbog
Bessie Kennedy.
Failing Leaves" ...........Mu Muller
Mango Quinlin.
shepherds Evening Song 49,. Blake
Mrs. Lillian Rounds.
'Largentine" .ketterer
Hattie Nelson.
Hope .IOtter
Anna Druckmiller.
Fond Hearts Must Part" ....... Lang
Laura Thomas
Moonlight on the Hudson" Wilson
frankie Phillips.
Polish Dance. ....... .Scharwenka
Jean Fowler.
Polka De Concert. ....,.... Bartlett
Mrs Edna Rounds.
Give Musicale and Coffee The Ia
dies of the b. b. T. gave a delightful
musicale and coffee at Bethany home
yesterday afternoon and large, num-
Der of ladies' were in attendance. Miss
Lillian Ray. contralto, of Moline and
Mrs. Il. b. Reidy, soprano. furnished
the program, which was greatly enjoy
ed Mrs. Reidy was heard in Cowen :
Spring Is Coming" and DENIES
sleep. Little Baby, Mine" and Miss
Ray sang Years of the Spring by
Mrs. Beach. and "Since We Parted"
Coffee was served following the pro
gram and "A neat sum realized by the
ladies, which will be used for the ben
eft of Bethany home
Entertain at Bridge Whist.-Mr. and
Mrs. Mayer Rosenfield entertained in
a charming manner a company of tri-
city friends last evening at their home,
1908 Seventh avenue. Four tables
were surrounded at bridge whist and
honors were carried off by Mrs. l..
Simon and Alphonse Mosenfelder.
Ferns, carnations and Spring flowers
were used with pleasing effect through
out the home for decorations. Fol
lowing the games a Dutch luncheon
was served.
c. M. kerns Weds at Bloomington
George Martin Kerns OF Ottumwa, for
merly of the firm of Drack & kerns,
architects, i'll this city. was married
Tuesday evening at o'clock in Bloom
ngton, ILL.,, to Miss Leona Gertrude
Miller, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Miller of that place. Mr.. Drack is now
one of the successful architects of OF
tumwa. His bride is described as one
of the leading young ladies of her
home city.
S. S. Whist Club.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Peck entertained the S. S. Whist club
last evening at their home, 1S1619 Sec
-.
e. F. Godfrey fell the head prizes and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Canary the consolation
prizes. The hostess served refresh
ments. The next meeting of the club
will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Ran
son, 1103 Twenty-first street.
Birthday Anniversary.-Miss Bertha
Ohlweiler was very pleasantly sur
prised at her home 1926 Sixth avenue
last evening by a company of twenty
of her friends who called to help cele-
brate her birthday anniversary. The
evening was passed with cards and
music and luncheon was served. Many
pretty gifts were left with the host
eSs.
o. W.. L. CIub.-The o. w. l.. club
has issued invitations to a dancing
party to be given May l 1 at the Watch
Tower. Z. Frazer, W. Brooks and r.
Bullock are the committee in charge
and the chaperons are Miss Agnes Gil
more, Mrs Thomas Totten. Miss Flor
ence ONiel. Miss Josephine Whistler.
and Miss Miriam HaverStick.
Have Surprise Party.-A company or
friends called on Miss Mabel Cahall at
her home, 1903 Third avenue. last ev-
ening and perpetrated very enjoyable
surprise in honor of her birthday ami
versary. The time was pleasantly
spent with games and music, and re-
|freshments were served.
Licensed to Wed.
Mamie M. Ashalo :. South Rock Island
"Now good digestion waits on appe-