Rock Island Argus., 1907-01-11

/ SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
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| pc gladly received and published. But
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must be made known, to insure relia-
nature and address.l
Woman's Club Meeting.-The regu-
| lar monthly meeting of the WOman's
club viii be held tomorrow afternoon
at the congregational church, Moline
Mrs Frank Hurst. Mrs. George Chase.
Mrs. Magnus Jensen, and Miss Katie
Swanson of Moline. have been received
as members of the club. The meeting
tomorrow afternoon is an educational
one and the topics to be discussed will
Skies of Chicago. eX-chairman of the
educational committee of the |. F. w
c.. will speak on the Educational
Needs of Practical Life" Mrs Harry
Ainsworth. who is a member of the
Moline board of education will speak
on Our Public Schools" Miss Eva
Lucy Pratt. instructor of drawing in
the Moline public schools. will speak
on The Decoration of Public
Schools: ;" Miss Abbie Dean. instructor
of drawing in Rock Island public
schools will tell about Art in the
Schools" Shall Our Girls Go to Col
lege?" will be discussed by Mrs J. c.
Tunnicliff and this will be followed
by a general discussion of the subject
of education. The musical numbers
to be given are a violin sole by Master
Mortier Forber. accompanied by Mrs.
+. NJ. Reading OF Davenport, who will
play Introduction and Polonaise." by
Allen; Mrs Edla Lund will give
vocal solo. and Sigfrid Laurin will
play a group of three piano solos,
"Nocturne Op. 27, Chopin Scherzo,
(GrOndahD; Rhapsodie, by Liszt.
Swami Turner.-The marriage of
Miss Ollie Turner of Astoria, ILL.,. to
Harry Swami of this city, took place
at the home of the brides cousin, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Orman. 1112 Twelfth
street, last evening at 7:30 o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. o.
w. Lawrence in the presence of 81
guests. Mr.. and Mrs c. Baker were
the attendants and little Bertha Or
man was the ring bearer and Miss
Alice Swami played the wedding
march The house was very prettily
decorated with pink and white and the
ceremony took place under an arch
made of ferns. Mr.. Swami is employ
ed at the Rock Island Plow COMPANY
and he and his bride Will make their
home at Ills Sixteenth avenue
Entertained Cinch cIub.-The G. d.
Y. Cinch club met at the home of Mrs.
T. Cox The first first prize fell to
Mrs NJ Theus. the second to Mrs. n.
Davis, the consolation to Mrs. T. Cox,
and the BOBBY to Mrs. ]. Brown. The
hostess received a pretty piece of
Haviland. The club will meet Jan. 23
with Mrs. J. Furlong, 543 Twenty first
street
L. V. cinch club.-The L. V Cinch
club was entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Fred Pom
in South Rock Island. The prizes
were won by Mrs r. F. Ralston and
Mrs w E. Miller. After the games
lunch was served and the hostess was
presented with pretty piece of Havi-
land china
Monthly Meeting Epworth League
The Epworth league of the First Meth
odist church will hold its monthly
meeting this evening after the close of
the prayer service. A special program
has been arranged and the following
musical numbers will be given:
Violin solo-Miss Ethel Wade.
Vocal solo-Homer Hinkley.
Piano solo-Miss Josephine Cook.
Trombone solo-Bert Stoaks.
Vocal solo-Anthony Hopkins.
Piano solo-Mfss Bessie Noftsker.
All Right Whist ciub.-The weekly
meeting of the All Right Whist club
was held last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wilson of Daven- +,
port. The winning contestants were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wade. while tho
honors fell to Mr.. :
Deyns. The next meeting is set
for Thursday, Jan. IL with Mr.. and |
Mrs Wade, of South Heights
Entertain Tri-city Friends.-The |
Misses Josephine and Nellie Dover en- |
tertained a number of their tri-city !,
friends last evening at their home go