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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

terday afternoon, the following being
chosen:
Chairman-Mrs. J. J. Dorgan.
Vice Chairman-Mrs. H. L. Bullen.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. w. +.
Guthrie.
Program Chairman-Mrs. W. D.
O'NeIl.
Corresponding Secretary - Miss
Grace Tuunicliff.
TreasUrer-Miss Mollie McEniry.
Much of the afternoon was taken up
with the report OF the National Fed
Grafton of Musical Club meeting held
in Chicago last month, given by Mrs.
Dorgan and Miss Tunnicliff who at
tended as delegates. The program of
the afternoon consisted OF a paper on
Americas Place IN Music by Mrs.
Adolph Edwards, vocal numbers The
Sea" by Mcdowell and The Necklace
OF Love" by Neyius sung by Miss
Alethea Brown Mrs. Simon substi,
tutiuC for Mrs. Crubaugh. sang "Slum-
Der Song by Jessie Gaynor and Miss
NordQuist substituting for Mrs. J. r.
TUckis gave several Of her own mum
bers The regular meetings OF the
department closed with yesterdays
session hut a recital complimentary
u the members will be given May =
AZ the Moline club by Miss Mary Tit
fanny Hudson, a vocalist oNnote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
STAR Splinter
is SICK IN BED
High School Athletes Bemoan
Illness of Clarke-Teamt to
Go to Monmouth.

Gloom reigns in the Rock Island
camp this morning. Ulysses Clark, the
nigh school sprinteT, who won first in
his heat at the Big Eight meet last
Saturday, but lost out in the semlhn-
ais On account Of q bad starr, is CON
fined 10 ris bed on accoun, Of sick
ness. Local men were counting on
Clarke TO win a place IN the so and
100 yard dashes. 1t IS doubtful wheth-
er Clarke will be in condition to run
Saturday. II lie does he is expected
TO win points for the local school. in.
gals, the sprinter Of last years team.
has reported for practice and is being
rounded into shape for the TRICKY
meet Saturday. Ingalls, Is Q last man,
and ought to make up for tie loss oc
Clarke On the team. Practise vas
held last evening al thu Exposition
park track, and all the men were il
fair shape.
Coach CoTneal this morning said
that 4 team will be entered in the
Western Illinois Inter-scholastic meet
To be held at Monmouth May 81 under
the auspices of Monmouth college.
The meet ct Iowa City. under The
auspices OF me State University CT
Iowa, will be held or the same day,
and 1t was expected that local team
would be entered In that meet The
Monmouth college meet will be con
tested between high schools Of Gales
burg, Abingdon, Monmouth, Daven-
port, Rock Island Peoria and many
other schools fl this section o. The
country. II was said tkiS morning
that Earl Chalk is 10 DO cnto.cd in
the intersCholastic meet to be held al
| Chicago June under the auspices Of
/ the University of Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

any home 20 which institution they
presented a flag. Mrs. Anna Nelson,
patriotic instructor Of the order, made
the presentation in a speech and the
fla; was accepted for the home by
Miss Parsons, the matron. The chill
dren at the home had prepared pro-
gram Of songs and . number OF the
members of the corps made short re-
marks and 5irs. X. 7. Anderson, presi-
dent II Bethany board also spoke
briehE. TIE corps is conducting a
campaign OF patriotic instruction and
To further interest among the children
Of the city they have taken upon them
solwes IT, obligation Of supplying var
ious hcuses with flags. The West End
se:thmagt received q similar fag few
weeks ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
ANNUAL MEETING
HELD ON MONDAY
Board Of Directors OF z. M. G.
a. to Be Standardization
Business to &c Up.

An important meeting OF the local
Y. NJ. Z. A. is scheduled Tor nozt Mon
day evening. By amendments % the
constitution which were ado1teG d.
Ing the winter. the date Of TIE annual
meeting Of tie os5oc.Stica has been
changed from October 70 Gay. 1aa
next MoEdG$ evening ct 1880 o'eioc&
the first naeotirg aEGo= tic Gog D.aG
Will be held q. inc association Office
on the second Gc5. o. the Safety
building. All members OF tho a5.ocie.
ton are urged 20 attend tbs nea,ing.
The e!eotio. o. members - ssry7
on the beard of d..ce,o-5 vi! u one
Of the principal items CT TIE evenings
business. asa in addition there will
be committee rspo.e5. s.sc1ss.on cE
changes IL taa py-.s"a. aza Cher ~
pCrteni que3t;oEe. all OF t.sss tai.gs
are 2 part o. TO- general wo=k O.
preparation 70. ms oPa[:as O. tle e.
laTged "oT& IN INC Eea c-iiG.ss me-.
fall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
TO Be
Up At 4 MEETING
Board Of Local improvements
VII Consider Subject Sat
urday Morning.

Next Saturday morning The hoard OF
local Improvements will hold q meet
ing beginning at 10 O'Clock for the
general consideration of the subject
Of sidewalks Anyone desiring new
work undertaken, having objections to
projects now under way, or with com
plants of any sort will be given a
hearing.
The time has arrived to take hold
OF the work which has teen provided
for in ordinances recently adopted.
The laying of walks in the district be-
tween Twentieth and Thirtieth streets
and Sixteenth and Eighteenth avenues
and on Seventh avenue between Thir-
tith and Thirty-eighth streets was Or
dered some time since and the 40
days allowed for the property owners
to have the work done by private con-
tract has about elapsed All work
not otherwise provided for will be
let by city contract under the special
assessment plan.
Hereafter, it is likely that no con-
tractor, even in sidewalk work, will
be allowed to operate unless he posts
a bond to protect the city, which is
Jointly responsible under the employ
ers' liability law for accidents to those
engaged in the work or for personal
| injuries that may result from excava-
tons or from machinery or material
| being left in the street. So far nc
sidewalk contractor has filed such &
bond.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
IN HONOR OF MISS DOW.

HISS ELIZABETH Dow OF NAT-
enPo-, bride of rext weeS, is q
much feted bride-elect and many par
ties are being given in her honor. Yes
terday afternoon Mrs L L Sears at
her home On Second ayen1e, DsEen-
port, entertained at bridge. six tables
being played FsVors and honors ueat
TO Miss Helen FScks. Miss Elizabeth
Dow, Miss JenneEte Lane ard Mrs J,
Reed Lane Lavender and pink were
used in the decoration. Miss Doro-
thy Drew of St Louis was an out of
town guest
Last evening Leon Hass was host to
a company in honor of Miss Dow and
Dougal Porter, u being entertained
at the Rock Island arsenal golf club
house at dinner. Bowls of large snap
dragons formed the center piece and
the flowers were also laid on the cloth
After dinner the company went To the
Outing club where the rest Of the
evening was spent in dancing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
FRENcR.MrpoNALD,

MISS ETHEL MCDONALD, DAtGH.
ter of Mir. and Mrs, I. Morgan Melon
aid. 1916 Fifth avenue, and Arthur
French. son CT Mrs., Mary French, 1925
Sixth avenue, were united in marriage
last evening IN Moi:Ea by Justice II.
N. Williams. After the ceremony g
reception was held ct the home of the
bride to 3 company of relatives. Car
nations and ferns were used to trim
the houze and a wedding supper was
served. Tho bride wore a gown Of
light blue silk with trimmings of
darker shade and her hat was TO
match. M French is Q blacksmith
at the Deere & Co. shops in Moline,
Nj and Mrs. French have gone to
housekeeping in q nicely furnished
home IL 17131a Second avenue, Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
HEAPT aid
HOME -
PROBLEMS
NS

Dear Mrs. Thompson: % What
color is goia- 20 be worn nlost this
Summer? 90 What kind OF d-o5s
and slipper would be pretty for a
dance? 60 en- 20 years old. Is it
proper fn- Nc - go out with different
fellows o. walk cntl the right one
canes along: ~ ! am inclined to
be round shoalde-eh- What can l
90 about, Co NJ face breaks ont
n blotches I'll the time ana very
seldom feel good Shc--ld ] phi any-
thing O. M fncs cr ls-.Ts j. .l1aeo
~ Is a fellow % p no Old for me?
90 What can ! d Il &C. a steady
fellow? ROSIE
% White viii b = popular a
ever Red is the nez 1svorfte ID
Any Of the soft silks VusId be E-ecry
Trimmed with the nov B1irsriaR en-
brcidery, or lace. J-cc slip0sGs shouid
match either the dyzsz G. 1n2 trim
ming; they would be r--ctT - <a1rr-
but kid is nice, a1sa 90 2 Slways
Ike to see a girl h=Tc Ilzn1Z or good
boy friends Y0r don't nee5 ID lore
them al, yOu know 90 Make ND year
mind 20 stand end 81 straight PTez-
tice walking with yUIr chest Out, ston-
ach In, chin up. F'szl 'I:fres;y-" If
You are round shuuldsr1ed tom weak
ness, take a course of food and exer-
cises To get strong. 90 ! think you
ought 10 consult n doCtr7;, NY dear.
90 No. % Make yourself good 10
LOOK AT and interesting To INK u.
DeEr Mrs. Thnm Hsicn-: Cd . recent
ly met a young INN who Was 1Izrr1iad
vEJ.y young Last suu11Hr ne lsrt his
w1fe-satsz1' living with hsr IiJEnr TWO
nmths-aUId wlean 1rRIy- He rsnIruaa
abUut two months ags, b11 ii1cs rqr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
CONTEST CARDS READY.

THE CONTEST APPLICATION
cards for those who wish to enter the
city beautiful contest conducted by
the civic department of the Woman's
club are now ready for distribution
ard may be obtained from the ward
chaImen, & list of whom was printed
last evening. Mrs. w. H. Marshall
has withdrawn as chairman of the
sixth ward and in her place Miss
Katherine Larllin has been appointed.
This evening at 1870 the members of
the civic department viii meet with
the mayor and city commissioners at
the council room in the city hall to
discuss means of cooperation in car
Tying on the city beautiful campaign.
1t is important that ali members of
the department attend, is the matters
% be discussed are of interest TO each
one
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
SHOWER FOR MISS SMITH.

MRS. JOSEPH SMITH AT HER
home, 1929 Second avenue, last even.
ing entertained a company Of u young
women at a hosiery shower for Miss
Marie Smith. a bride of next week.
The house was very prettily decoTat-
ed in pink and white. the wedding col
ors roses and carnations being used
10 carry out the effect, There we're
guessing contests in which the prizes
were awarded to Miss Mabel Broderick
and Miss Marie Smith A course lunch
was served late in the evening. Miss
Irene Kali will entertain for Miss
Smith tomorrow evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
ENDOWMENT FUND SOCIETY.

THE MAY MEETING or THE EN-.
dovmeEt Fund society of Augustnna
college was held yesterday afternoon
at the home o. Mrs, Axel Stock, lib
Third street, Moline, Revision of tue
constitution was discussed but action
was postponed until future meeting.
In the absence of Mrs, n. T, Wore, who
WIS TO have given a program Of read
ings, Miss Ebba Abrah2mson gave a
number OF Rotations, Lunch was
served at the close Of the afternoon.
The June meeting will be with Mrs.
Nau-itz Johnson and Mre. Esley John
son 705-7O7 ThiTty-eighth street. Miss
Martha Foss VIII give a paper on
Prince Albert and the Worlds Fairs"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
LUNCHEON For BOARD.

MRS T, B. DAVIS AT HER HOME
on Twenty-sixth street yesterday en-
teTtained at beautiful pink and white
luncheon the members % the board of
the Woman's club Covers were laid
for II at one large table which was
beautifully decorated with pink and
white Great cas glass bowls &C XIII
larney roses were Used and a. each
place was corsage bouquet Of pink
sweet peas tied with pink tulle rib
hoh The place cards contained the
monogram OF tho Aostess il gold let
tcrs, After tho serving % en- elab-
crate eight course luncheon 2 bust
ness session was held, The board de-
clted TO appropriate 500 TO the i'm
mediate needs OF the Civic department
of the club and other minor matters
were discussed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
name
THEIR OFFICERS
Typographical Union Holds An
nual Election-Assist the
Flood Sufferers.

At the regular meeting OF Typo
graphical union No. 1GE, held last ev-
ening al Industrial homo, tho follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year:
PresideIt-C. r Ncluaid
Vice PTesident-5. J. GaSyard.
Corresponding and Financial Sere-
tary-C. S. Osborn.
Recording Secretary-F. a. MurTtn.
Reading Clerk-T. F. Wheelan.
ergeant-at-Arms-K. c. Harrison.
Delegate were also elected I'd the
Industrial Home assoGiatirne q DAY
enporS, Rock Island and Mnlfus, and
to the Allied Trades council. The
union appropriated SD 1T thu hnnd
sufferers in response I'd D Cal 2sr as
sistance from President Lynch On the
International TyBGgraps6.sl union
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
- tunesth eSSiehce
DEzpARTSTENT
S8gSE&N%5 - coNDOcqto
B ~ ~ Mrs Alice, GItChcT KIrE

cream of tartar with all the proper
ties and qualities which il had when
present in the Crane Does not that
sound good and edible? It takes 100
pounds Of good, sound grapes to pro-
Guce ! z pounds Of cream CT tartar.
This process ot leaveniag and rails
ing breads is much easier Of digestion
for many with weak stomachs than
where breads are made from the yeast,
and less of the food value Of the flour
is lost by this method than with yeast.
Perfect bread. as we are beginning TO
realize as never before, is that in
which wheat IS transposed into a per
feet food without loss Of any of its
valuable &c properties.
No alum, ammonia phosphates or
unwhcleSome or doubtful substances
should ever be tolerated in baking
powder, and . reliable grocer will help
every housekeeper determine the kind
Of quality to purchase for home use.
BAKING PoWDER BREAD.
Materials - Entire wheat -four.
quart: milk and water; salt, 1 tea
spoonful; sugar, 1 teaspoonful; bak-
ing powder, teaspoonful
Directions-Sift all the dry ingredi-
ents well together; add sufficient equal
quantities, of milk and water to make
soft dough which drops from the
spoon-not run. Turn into creased
loaf pan, smooth with a knife dipped
in cold water and bake about one hour
in a moderate oven
DAT MEAL BREAD.
Materials - Oatmeal, cup; bread
flour, cups; milk, IL cup; salt, IL
Iteaspoonful; baking powder, tea
| spOonfuls.
| Directions Boil the oatmeal in
three cups of sailed water at least one
or two hours in the double boiler; add
| the milk and set aside to cool in the
/ bowl When ready, add -four, salt and
baking powder Mix ali well together.
/ turn into a creased pan and bake about
40 minutes. Use the covered baking
pans for this bread when possible. II
not. cover with paper the last 20 min
utes before finishing A little short
ening may be added if desired.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
elss CLUE SINGS TONIGHT.

UNDER TEE AUSPICES OF THE
MeoS society Of Zion Swedish Luth-
erap congregation, a concert will be
given this evening in the Zion church
at FoTty-fifth street and Sereath ave-
nue., by the Apollo Glee olRe end the
following so+oists; MIS-. Sophie Ea2
lurd>AEiller. soprano Of Chicago Mrs,
LNttsa HilkReyRoEdS, altos benjamin
a, Ha-tz, tenor, and Tsea Joraason,
bssSo, the three last named being ses
cal siogers> Among the choral seaec~
items will be rendered Strauss Greet
ing to Spring" and Vegdi's "Oh, Hail
Us. Ye Free from "Ernani" a mix
ed quartet composed Of the soloists
will sing All Praise to God, in Light
Arrayed'' from Wagner's "Lohengrin"
and % Salutaris' by Saint Saens, The
concert is given for the benefit Of the
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
MATINEE ORGAN RECITAL.

THE NINTH IN TIE SERIES OF
matinee recitals at -Augustana college
given under the auspices of the con-
servatory VII be held Saturday after
noon when gEIes Caroline Cartstedt,
an orgaa gac1 Of Professor Victor
Bergq1ist, viii give the program as
sisted by Miss WiThelmina Heick, q
vocal eap5l of Professor l. Canterbury.
The program Is:
Agitato cTo@ Sonata OPP: 14S ......
~~.~.~~~~>.. ......~.. Rheinberger
Vocal Abide With Ne ..... Liddle
Miss Heic&
Fugue IN \ Minor ....>...... Bach
Vocal Jean .........>.... Br<4eigh
Miss HECK.
EV1n:Sde >....... Flaxing torlHarker
AaSGS Death .....S....-.N-.... Greg
SSs-lZo3ESL5o .......-.-..-...-- GaQe
Allegro A5aeSeose tsroza 3ra Sonata
>,>>>.>>>,>>.,.. J, E<ctc~ Bergquist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

There is not an article purchased by
the average hunsekeeper which re-
ceives 50 little s=r5osIs attention as
baking pcvder, How u1ny Women
know va7s it is made iram. OF whaz
the qualities should be for aeratlnn-
for taste and for health:
It IS 4 ucs1 surprising thing 40 Re
frequently, whea zsSc5 about cake and
other Galng requiring .hiS lRa@nins,
agent to find the housekeeper knows
absolutely nothing OF her baking pow
der or its purify. She purchased il
where she could get g pound of tea or
some other premium.
Women are entirely too careless in
buying this powder, which has become
as staple as potatoes or -four in tbs
homes. A child is frequently sent to
a nearby store to purchase "a can OF
whatever kind the grocer chooses &c
give him, just SO 1t does not cost toe
much.
It's poor place to save, as the doc
tor usually has many times the price
of good, pure cream of tartar baking
powder with pills and powders for dys
pepsia and other stomach troubles
caused by impurities in cheap produc
tons called baking powder
MADE FROM GRAPES.
Perhaps everyone does not know
thet cream Cf tartar is made from fer
neHted. grape Juice, ana during thi:
process of fermentation the cream o
tartar separates and deposits itself OF
| the sides OF the casks This deposi
is collected, dried, boiled with water
refined, filtered and separated and fl
nally dried Here We have a refnet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

lfve with her I met him at dance
and like him very much. He has
asked TO come and see me.
AS he has not had a divorce should
J have ~ cone: - Z = EToas 10
dacca - So S>.ee - private
scuse S12azs> HAPPY jim
a. II yU- rzlus So-~ peacs q mind
you will no. encou-=Es this young
man il s-- way 4yso, women ought
10 Be- boy.l ts c=e another and if
ven Eee e,Ez -o1zg man come 10 see
ycE, yo- VIZ To- ba loyal 90 his wife.
After I'll. she Is his WIFE and he
owe ais dEvy to her. It Is probably
IS u-rcn sts tSEls rs hers thar they
60 rot stsy together, 90 Il IS not
II good tzSse Sc-U&erG.
Dear 11rs. TSoEpScn> VII you
p,ssse tel ne what Is. required for
. la-etze. How maea CT each 10 pu-~
ch>se and about what price to pay,
We are Ia moderate clccunst2nces-
ANXIOUS
The best eSF5ce ca give you Is
10 To to the Infants wear depart
ment OF ere CT aaG pig 6sraTt-rsent
sstoUes nd 5zsr the head Ss1aeSxzE1za
TO afrEse yuu she vii &c gaaa 20
do L Ind y@u VIII make aeroer tlzr-
gain tg Er-eaEslng Sr SHeryn9 places
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
GERMAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

MRS. ELIZABETH BEHNKEN AT
her home, 726 Twenty-fourth street,
was the hostess yesterday afternoon
10 the Ladies' Aid society Of the Ger
man Immanuels Lutheran church. The
ladies' spent the afternoon with their
work in general sociability and they
were served with g nice lunch. Mrs.
A. J. Utke, Ills Ninth avenue, will be
the next hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

Mr. AND MRS. JOHN H. KOCH
Ter, Sr., Tuesday celebrated the 25th
anniversary of their marriage at their
home 3052 Tenth avenue. A course
supper was served to 25 relatives, the
table BEING prettilv decorated in bou-
qUets of flowers. After the serving
Of the supper the evening was spent
in sociability. Mr. and Mrs. Koehler
were presented with many beautiful
silver gifts and s25 in silver.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
HOSTESS TO 500 CLUB.

MRS. L. J. PROPER AT HER
home, 534 Twenty-seventh street, yes
teTday entertained the members of
the 500 club to which she belongs. In
the games the first prize went to Mrs.
James W. Cavenee, the second to Mrs.
Harry Slater and the third to Miss
Leona HoltoTf. A two course lunch
was served after the games. Mrs.
terrain the club two weeks from yes
terday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
PROGRESSIVE EMBROIDERY CLUB

THE PROGRESSIVE EMBRO!D-
cry club was entertained yesterday by
Mrs. John Druehl at her home. 1112
Thirty-seventh street. The ladies were
busy all afternoon with their fancy
work ana the hostess served very
nice course lunch. The table was love
" with its decoration Of wild flowers
With urn filed w.-h the flowers az each
END of The tables. Lilacs in big bcu-
quets were placed about the rooms.
The club vii. meet in TWO weeks with
Mrs. H. DonIin, 37f0 Eleventh avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
Notice,

Members OF ". T.. c. 40. cs are TO
meet 81 the oa.Ear OF sevea tocnth
street and ThiTd avenue tomorrow Of
ternoon gt O'Clock to attend the fl-
neral o. our deceased mezn1sr, 3irs.
Rhoda Ellis. By order OF Mrs. Rose
Cochran. president. A-s. c. ho2ze.
secretary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

street and Twelfth avenue, vas very
successful and the affair was Wa1 at
tended During the afternoon and
evening the ladies served lunch and
the sale Of fancy articles and aprons
WIS good The baEsr continues
through this afternoon ana evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

a the weekly sewing meeting yester- :
dag. No matters of importance were /
taken up for transaction and the time |
was devoted TO sewing and lunch /
was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
CELEBRATES 18TH BIRTHDAY.

MRS. SARAH E. LAMONT YES
terdey reached her 18TH birthday and
the anniversary was made the occa-
sion for a surprise carried out by a
company Of her friends who called at
her home, 1000 Fifteenth street, to
help her celebrate. They brought with
them many tokens of esteem and spent
q delightful afternoon in sociability.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
PRESENT FLAG TO HOME.

MEMBERS or THE WOMAN's
Relief corps after q meeting in Me
mortal hall In the court house yester-
d. afternoon, went il . body to Beth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

THE LADIES AID SOCIETY OF
the First BAPTIST church will hold an
all day meeting at the church parlors
tomorrow A picnic lunch will pc
served at noon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
eAzAR WELL ATTENDED.

THE FIRST DAY OF THE BAZAR
OF the Ladies Sewing society Of the
German Evangelical church held in
tie church basement. corner Twelfth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
ORCHESTRA RANKS WITH BEST.

ORCHESTRA RANKS WITH BEST.
IN SPEAKING OF THE MIME
apolis Symphony orchestra, which ap-
pears in program at the Moline Choral
union festival May 81 at the Moline
theatre, writer in the Outlook says:
"Time was when such music as the
modern orchestra gives could in the
west be heard only as it was given by
an orchestra from the east. Inestima-
BILE service was rendered to the Coun-
try by what Theodore Thomas did in
his travels with his orchestra. Now
the eastern cities have 20 look to their
laurcis
For example. there are few orChes-
tras in the world that can be ranked
with the Minneapolis orchestra. An
orchestra such as this is like al iEdi-
vidual-it has a soul and body. Its
soul is its musical qualities; its body
H. its financial support. Emil Ober-
homer, the conductor of the Minneapo-
lis Symphony orchestra, is the creator
OF its soul. while a group Of public
spirited men and women Of MiEneapO-
b. lis Is the creator of its boGy. Mime.
apolis has a reason 10 be proud of its
orchestra. 1t belongs In the same
class with the Boston Symphony or
chestra and the Thomas orchestra OF
Chicago"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08
TRINITY GUILD MEETS.

MRS. ! T. KENYON AT HER
home, 1914 Twentieth street. enter
tanned the members Of Trinity guild
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-08

DEPARTMENT ELECTS OFFICERS.
THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT or
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uua' meeting and election Of officers
az the home OF Mrs. r. n. Arp yes