Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-06-03
Fraternal Tribunes Entertain.-The

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FraternaI Tribunes Entertain.-The
social entertainment of the Fraternal
Tribunes at Odd Fellows hall last
night under. the direction of the Ladies'
Social Success and Relief club was
well attended. Many visitors were
present and shared the pleasures of
the evening The attractive feature of
the program was the nerve test game
played with peanuts, in which the
player who carries the largest number
of peanuts on the blade of knife from
| the filled plate to the empty plate is
awarded prize, and also the one who
carries the least. Mrs. John F. Odell
received the first prize and Mrs. Nels
H. Sjordene the consolation prize The
piano solo, Melody of Love-" by Miss
| Mildred Schieberl and recitation, AN
| gelina," by Miss Gladys Dunleavy,
were highly appreciated by the audi
ence, and both young ladies were
heartily encored. Ice cream and cake
We're served by the ladies. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
dancing.
Observation-Disclosures. Ira o. Moth
stein at the parsonage of Grace Luz
theran church yesterday afternoon at
2 O'Clock OBLIGATED at the marriage of
Miss Lena Mueller, daughter of Mrs.
Lizzie Mueller of POI Third avenue,
Moline, to William F. Friedrich of
1Ohvia. Mimi. They were attended by
Miss Helen Efflandt and John Mueller,
La brother of the bride. A wedding
reception followed the ceremony at
the home of the brides mother which
was attended by small company of
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich left
last evening for Olivia where the
groom conducts a meat market and
where they will make their home.
U. S. Kerr In RecitaI-Under the
auspices of the ladies of the Central
Presbyterian church U. S. Kerr OF
Boston, the celebrated basso cantante
will give recital in the church audi
ltorium Thursday evening, June IS
The date was originally set for June
Is, but it has been found necessary
to change the time to the above date
Maurice Eisner of the Northwestern
conservatory of Music at Minneapolis
is Mr.. Kerr's accompanist. Mr.. Kerr
has studied under the best teachers
land has achieved much success in
, recital work.
II Cooper-Duncan.-Dr.R r. B. Williams
: at the parsonage of the First Metho
, dist church this morning at 8 O'Clock
, officiated at the marriage of Miss
Mary Duncan to Samuel w. Cooper
both of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Charlie!
Selby of Cedar Rapids was the onl,
) Iattendant. Mr. Cooper is an engineer
in Cedar Rapids and he and his bride
, will make their residence there.
Crawford Ritts.-The marriage o
Miss Pearl Ritts to Ira C. Crawford
both of Joy, ILL.,, took place yesterda.
afternoon at O'Clock at the parson
,Iage of the First Methodist church, tn,
. lpastor, DIR. r. B. Williams. officiating
Mrs. Brown of Joy and Miss Cert,
Blomquist of this city were the wit
nesses of the ceremony Mr.. Craw
: ford is farmer at Joy and they will
: make that place their home.
Century Club Dance.-The Centur.
; club gave the second Of the series o
!. dancing parties at the Watch Towe
I inn last evening which was attende,
L by about so couples. The next dance
I of the series will be held June %. {
FL Entertains Ladies' Auxilisry.Mrs
A. G. Hotchkiss is this afternoon en-
pertaining the ladies of the G. I. A
at her home, 3112 Ninth avenue.