Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-11-20
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

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w. c. T. U. Meets.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Women S
Christian Temperance union was held
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Nj. Kell,
613 Twenty-third street, yesterday af-
ternoon The subject was ''The Anti
Saloon League" Miss Ella Taylor
led in the discussion and gave very
interesting and profitable talk on the
origin and plans of Temperate worl
and what has been accomplished.
Reading selections were given by Mes
danes Meanor and Major and vocal
solo by Mrs. Lutz. Announcement
was made that next Sunday will be
observed as worlds temperance Sun
day and the pulpits filled by represen
tatives of the Anti-Saloon league Re-
freshments were served. There was
"a large attendance
Flower Sociable.-A very pretty en-
tertainment was given by the Silver
circle of the First Methodist church
last evening in the Sunday school
room. The affair was in the nature of
a flower sociable and from three ele-
paDtly decorated hOotbe Howore oond1,
and Christmas novelties were sold.
Ice cream and cake was served and
the following excellent program was
given: Piano duet. Catherine and
Thekla Heimbeck; whistling, by five
girls; flower drill. by II girls; recita-
ton. Lillian Skalburg;; piano solo,
Miss Warren; newsboys drill, seven
boys; reading, Miss Hazel Mauzy.
way-HarIess.-The wedding of
| Mrs. Katherine E. Hairless, daughter
| of Rev. J. E. Edmondson, pastor of
| the Methodist church at Erie. to Her
bert l.. Galloway of Orion, took place
yesterday at high noon at the horhe
of the brides parents before a large
company of friends and relatives of
the couple. Rev. w. R. Wiley of this
city performed the ceremony. The
couple will spend their honeymoon in
Denver and Colorado Springs. They
will reside at Orion where the groom
has a farm.
| Annual Football Hop. Announce
ments of the annual football hop of
the Rock Island high school have been
issued by the members of the class of
90. The hop is to be held at the In
ldustrial hall Nov. 20. The committee
in charge is composed of the Misses
Julia Crawford and Florence McCand.
less and Josef w. Chapman, Arthur
w. Heimbeck and Sewall D. Collins
Mr.. Collins is chairman of the commit
tee.
[ Fruit Shower.-Mrs. w. Butler and
Mrs. p. Zeitler entertained at a pre-
nuptial fruit shower in honor of Miss
Chella Moore, who is to married to
morrow, at the home of Mrs. Zeitler
\ I'LL Eleventh avenue An attraction
\ of the evening was a flower contest
\ Miss Elsa Stoit winning first prize.
X bouquet of American beauty roses
\ and Joe Kerns the BOBBY prize.
Monthly Coffee.-The Ladies' All,
N society of the First Methodist churcl
r will hold their regular monthly coffe
y at the home of Mrs. Morris T. Stafford
H 7O9 Twentieth street, Friday afternoon
v from 3 to 6 o'clock.
III Entertain q. S. CIub.-Mrs. Charlie
N|Zeis entertained the B. S. club at he
v home, 71S Fourth street, Saturda
evening. The evening was spent il
! cards and music was enjoyed Charlie
Weinberger won the prize at cards,
U badge with the club initial.
NI First Dance of Series.-The first O
\ the series of dances of Canton Stal
No. 8. p. NJ, l. o. o. F., will be give
at Industrial hall Friday evening.
A Good Investment.
The greatest health regulator is
bottle of good beer taken with meal.