Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-12

day evening the B. Y P. u. of the
First BAPTIST church will give So
cable in the church parlors. The pro
gram will include piano solo by Miss
Myrtle Summers and vocal solo by
Miss Grace Graves. Mrs. Frank Cor
coran will give a reading, 1.-The Family
Mrs Corcoran will show the
album with its living pictures and give
information about each
picture. Those who assist Mrs Cor
coran are:
Mother-Mrs A. ]. Bullock.
Father-H. w Reed.
ME" as q Little Girl--Helen Kittil-
sen.
Eben, My Husband-W. E. Caulpct
ger.
Me" as Bride-Bessie Sangren.
The MISUNDERSTANDING and Gertrude
Robb.
Parson-Mantie Jonassen.
Parsons Wife-Ella Freed.
Parsons Boy-John Kahlke.
Sister Jane-Mrs. John Graham
Sister James Husband-G. H. Kings
bury
sophilia eldest daughter)-IrenG
DON
Ann Eliza youngest daughter)--
Ruth Casey.
Village Beauty-Emma K Petit.
Grandpa Hobbs-D. r. Snow.
Vocal Duet-Bertha Jonassen. w. e
Caulpetzer.
Form T. L. 8. Club.-Miss Dorothy
Raisbeck entertained a number If
young ladies last evening and the T.
l.. B. club was formed The following
Officers were elected
President-MTs. Marie Connolly.
Vice President--M Miss Florence White
Secretary Miss Title Wetzel
Treasurer-Miss F'reda Paul.
Other members of the club are Miss
Lena Popenhausen, Miss Helen Mielke
Miss Laura Paul, Miss Margaret
Meier. Miss Mary Haalk, Miss Dorothy
d. Raisbeck. The next meeting will he
held at the home of Miss Florence
White. Mrs Marie Connolly will chap.
eron the young ladies'. Cinch was
played and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Will Give Carnival Dance.-The hard
times ball, given by the Court of
Honor, No. 523 Monday night. was q
big success. The hall was crowded
and hard times costumes were worn
loo oroan ,uaS coryaJ tn tho ouocf 9
by the ladies of the degree team The
same court will give a carnival dance
at the Beselin hall on Monday night
May "a This will probably be the
last this season. Prizes will be award
ed TO the lady and gent wearing the
sayest colors The hall will be dec.
GRATED in carnival colors and every one
is assured gay time.
Queen Esthers and Loyal Sons En-
tertained.-Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Glenn
mer, at their home, 1924 Fourth ave
nue., last evening entertained the Queer
Esther guild and the Loyal Sons of the
Memorial Christian church, company
of about so young people being pres
ent. A very pleasant evening was
spent playing games of various kinds
in guessing contests, etc. A lunch wa:
served in the dining room, which was
decorated very prettily in pink ant
green.
Association Helpers Meet.-A yer!
interesting meeting of the Association
Helpers was held yesterday afternoon
Mrs. N p Tucker, 1914 Sixth avenue
being the hostess. Mrs. S. c. Taylo
and Mrs. James Warnock read paper
on the lives and works of Ralph Valid,
Emerson and William Cullen Bryant
and selections were read also from
Society and Solitude and "Travele
in Europe" and "Thanatopsis.' TIL
hostess served dainty lunch and
social hour was passed.
Ladies Of Eagles Card Party.-Th
ladies' auxiliary of the Eagles will Civ
a card party tomorrow afternoon a
the skating rink Cinch and 500 will
be played and refreshments will b.
Iserved.
A Californian's Luck.
"The luckiest day of my life wa
when l bought box of Bucklens Al
MICA Salve," writes Charles F. Budahu
of Tracy, California. Two Csc boxe
cured me of an annoying case of itch
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