Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-12

red by the police guard, armed with
revolvers. There was great excite
ment around the palace precincts, but
finally the men were persuaded to
submit and were sent under an
armed escort to Cabanas.
vited guests from the tri-cities was
present to hear the program which
was given and to buy valentines, most
of which were painted by the girls
themselves, as mementos of the occa-
sion. The affair took place in the Ii
brary of the institution which was
prettily decorated and which is TO re
ceive the benefit of the money taken
in from the sale of valentines and re
freshments.
During the afternoon a program con
sisting of musical numbers and read
ings was rendered in which the Misses
Mary Simpson, Hattie Larkn ano
Grace O'Neil and Will Trimble took
part. Little Miss Frances Rhodes gave
a. violin solo.
In the evening after a fancy dance
physical class. the following young
ladies entertained the visitors with
program of readings: Misses Agnes
Murtaugh, Irene Kehoe, Helen Strouse
Mary Daniels, Gwenolo Connell, Tessi
Anderson. Dorothy Pierre and Kathal
inc Nestler
Efndo Club MicroIia Mao$;p
The members of the Etude club me-
with Mrs. Richard Haak, 1918 Yves:
Ninth street. Davenport. yesterday at
ternoon and were delightfully."- enter
tanned by the following program, al
tier which delicious refreshments werc
served:
Piano Solo. Barcarelle GODDARD
Mrs. Fred Reimers.
Cornet Solo. Simple Aven" Thorn
| Mrs. H. E. Van Duzer.
Vocal Duet. THE Flying Bird" $3.50.
| ..............-... Franz Abb
Miss Micflewright. Miss Halling.
Piano Solo, "Trilby" ......... GODDARD
| Mrs. Fred Reimers.
Cornet Solo, "Unforgotten" ..!..
| ....-........ .......... Norman
Mrs. H. E. Van Duzer
Piano Solo. THE Trout" ...
Schubert Heller
I James Vincent.
Nlolln SONATA .Handel
Miss Edith Peterson.
IQuartet Fantasia ........... Braham
Mrs. Oberholtzer, Miss Hall. Miss
Jordan, Miss H. Jordan.
n Successful Card Party.-The care
party given by the ladies of Sacred
Heart parish last evening at Sacred
Heart hall was very successful and
pleasant affair, company of about $50
being present. Progressive cinch was
played and the favors for the ladies
were given to Miss CAMEL and Mrs
Bulger and the sentlemen's prize fell
to Frank Moffitt of Davenport and Mr.
Hughes of this city. Refreshments
were served during the evening and 6
nice musical program was given b.
the Brader brothers and Mrs Lambert
The ladies will give the last of the
series of card parties next Thursday
evening.
! c'vh Prettily OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Carl
: Blankenburg yesterday afternoon en-
tertained the ladies of the ]. F. IF
club at her home on Eighteenth ave
nue. and Tenth street. Music, read
ings and fancy work occupied thc
guests very pleasantly. There were
piano solos by Mrs. Wardell and Mrs
Henry Kramer and reading by Mrs
William Beal and Mrs. Luke Hemen
way. A three course luncheon was
served. The next meeting of the
club will be held with Mrs. w. ]
Parks at sos Eleventh street
Royal Arcanum Entertainment-Th;
Royal Arcanum will give a Lincolr
entertainment and dance this evenins
at Maths hall. Piano selections will
be given by Miss Mabelle Schieber
and Miss Knox will play violin solo
The Eagle quartet will sing and sew
eral children will contribute to tn,
levening's entertainment. Ice cream
and cake will be served during tn
evening. The affair will be open 2
1.-The public.
Woman's Home Mission Society,"
The Woman's Home Mission society Q
Spencer Memorial Methodist churc
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. I
1. Hartweil 4510 Eighth avenue Tw
new members were added. bringin
the membership roll up to 81. Reat
ings on mission topics were given b
Mrs. ]. A. Pauley. Mrs. Leclare an
Mrs. W. E. Hill. Mrs. Young told {
the American Indians, and Rev. F.
lShult made few remarks. The hos
4 ess served refreshments at the close {
the program.
q Woman's Guild Meets.-The w,
mans guild of South Park Presbyteria