Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-25
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

SOCIAL AFFAIRS
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Lee-Freistst.-Miss FioreLco Fret
stat, dauSate: of Mr. and Mis- F. w.
Freistat, 2505 Eighth avenue. and Al
bert w. Lee of Davenport, we're mar
ried Mond ~ evening at $50 at their
new home, 1925 Twenly-second street.
| The ceremony was performed by DIR.
| Hedley Hall of the Peoples church,
| and the young people were III attended.
Mr.. Lee ~ employed as bcokkeeper at
the Davenport Mailing company. Mrs.
| Lee is well known in tric'ty musical
circles, beng promi1ci.r as violin
soloist. S1e is graduate Of the
| Augustana conservatory If music and
has delighted many audiences with her
splendid playing.
| carpents- CLANCY Miss Hazel
CLANCY of his city and James B. Car
penter of Chicago were married this
morning at 1890 at he parsonage of
the First Methodist church. DR.. R. B.
| Williams officiating, using the ring
| ceremony. They were attended by
Mrs. F. H. Gaffry of Chi,1eo a sister
| nf hrid nd nar
of the bride. Mr.. Carpenter is the son
of j. B. Carpenter of Morris, H., en-
gagged in the telephone service in
Chicago. His bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clancy, 40S
Sixteenth street, and has made this
city her home all her life. They left
today for an extended eastern trip.
and upon their return will reside here
Temporarily.
In Honor of Birthday-Mrs. May
BaIth was pleasantly surprised last
evening by number OF friends in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Cinch was the diversion of the even
ing head prizes being awarded to Mrs.
|
the BOBBY t. John O'Coners anG Mrs.
frank Bay of Carbon Cliff After the
games music was enjoyed and a de-
licious supper was served By the hos
tess. The h,stess received mary nice
presents in honor of the occasion.
Il OItmann Simpson.-Dr. H. W. Reed
/ nf nj let
church this afternoon at 2 O'Clock Off
ciated at The marriage of Miss Mabel
Simpson of Port Byron to Louis Olt-
mann of Hampton. They were accom-
panied by Mis-. Thomas Allen. Mr.. Oft
mann is a farmer at Hampton and he
and his bride will make their home at
that place.
i T. c. Embroidery Club Estert aimed.
: Mrs. G. H. Salzmann OF 1877 Sixth
avenue entertained 20 members of the
T. c. Embroidery club yesterday after
noon. A fine time was enjoyed and
Mrs. SalZmann served a dainty lunch
The next meeting will be I'll Mrs. c.
Truedson S. ia East Fourteenth
street, Davenport
81 Pleasantly Surprised.-Mr. and Mrs
w. M. Ream, of PIG IL Eighteenth
Istreet, were very pleasantly surprised
last evening by the young lady EN-
lployes of the Driffill bindery. Game.
5 and music were the diversions CT the
slevening. A two course luncheon was
served and a social time enjoyed.
81 Initiate Ciass.-Rock Island CAM
No. S5, Woodmen of the World, I'M
tiated a large class last evening a
their hall in the Math building. Aftel
the initiation Walnut Grove camp No
~ Woodmen circle, served refresh
tments, which were followed by dane
ling.
y Thirty Club Dance.-The thirty clul
8 gave pretty dancing party est even
9 ing at Industrial hall, about 40 couple,
s being present This was the first of
8 series of writer dancing parties.
2i S. S. and r. Club Meets.--The S. S
8 and r. club met last evening at tn
g home of NJ ). ]. Fardel. A sc Ca pilloy
s and an apcod were given away. Game
g were played end lunch YVES serve
8 during the evening.
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