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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-05-22
GOETHE's GREAT TRAGEDY.
Faust and Marguerite VIII Be Pre-.
scented at Opera House i'm Daw-
son Tuesday Night.

The play, Faust and Marguerite, -
that will be presented by the stu
dents of the Third District Agricult-
ural and Mechanical School of Ameri-
icus at the opera house Tuesday
night, May 26th. IS worthy of a large
patronage. The characters, who
were trained by Mrs. ]. B. Jennings,
are forty in number, and have pre-
scented the play with great success
in Americas and a number OF other
cities. The music is from Gounol S
Opera, and is the same as presented
by the Metropolitan Opera Co. A
great Expense has been made by sup
plying gorgeous costumes. The seen
cry was painted by students of the
school.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-05-22
BAPTIST MEETING POSTPONED
Chautauqua Session Necessitates {
Change in Date.

At the prayer service Wednesday
night at the Baptist church Rev. T.
M. Galloway gave an interesting re-
port of the convention of Southern
Baptists at Nashville, Tenn.
He also announced a change in the
date of the meeting soon to begin in
his church, which has been made
necessary by the putting on of the
Chautauqua for the second week in
June. The Baptist meeting will be-
gin the 18th of June.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-05-22
MARRIED AT SASSER.
Miss Eva Ruth Scott of Albany and
Mr.. Vernon White Wed.

MT. Vernon White Wed.
At the parsonage in Sasser Miss
Eva Ruth Scott of Albany and Mr..
Vernon White of Dawson were united
in marriage a few days ago. The af-
fair was the elimination of the coup
les mutual love since early child
hood. The bride has many friends
in her former home, while the groom
is well known young farmer of
Terrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. White are residing at
the home of Mrs. J. T. White, near
the city.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-05-22
TO TEACH A CLASS IN SHORTHAND
Professor Stokeley Will Begin In
structiOn Monday, June list.

Atlanta, Ca, August 26, 1913
Prof. n. E. w. Stokeley, Ackworth,
Ga. My Dear Professor: 1t gives
me pleasure to recommend the Elec-
trio System of Shorthand to any one
who contemplates taking a course
with you. l studied under you in
1906 and completed my course in
two months, and went to work imme-
diately at an increased salary. |
have found that the Electric System
is equal to all emergencies. In fact,
I have never had the slightest trouble
In reading my notes, and have held
positions where the graduates in 9TH
err systems have failed. In 1907 l
entered the United States navy to do
stenographic and other clerical work,
and during my four years service in
the navy l reported in the neighbOr-
hood of thirty-five general courts
martial, each averaging two hundred
typewriter pages of testimony, and
I can truthfully say that my knowl-
edge of Electric Shorthand made me
the only man on the ship that could
do the work. 1t is easy to learn and
hard to forget, and l would advise
any prospective student to study
Electric in preference to any other
system. Sincerely yours.
0. H. PENDLEY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
&iertes &apitel.

Sic Sabrt pon Mnoepurante an Die
a~frifaniidJe &iilte fam lebr leid)t in
orci Sogen 5ltriidgelegt wcroen; boz,
einem Seglcr pie Die 6lorioa lit Die
Stredc in nod piel fiir5ercr Belt 81
1ebmcn.
Gon Sobn unb Dem inoiiGen cot
len, oeilen Gienite mo lid geiid)crt
battc, gciiibrt, fam Die Dndt auBeror.
oentlif lhnell pormGrts.
Sim ioIgenoen Gage gegcn Wit-
tag paiiierte man Die perlaiieltcn
Seltllu9sWerfe bon Sort Ianpbin uno
l%mlegelte oorauf bas Sap Saintc.
Warie, Die Siioipise Der groBen Sniel.
Ger Simmel itroblte, oas Meer
gliberte mic ein Spiegel.
Sie Geiicn0en botten alles pergan-
gene Seio pergeiien unb nit 3uper.
iift lprodcn iie bon Den fomnlenoen
So9cn. Die gauge @cieQidait bate
lid, in Der Sabine Malter I~onegals
5ulamnlcngeiunOcn.
Seniomin SOTO cridien tire a qua.
tire tpitgles," troBocm cling CT baar-
NIB, mic INNER. er fubr fort, lid
nit %icilcr S6meitcr in ibrer 9an6cs.
'prad,c 81 mlterbaltcn nno ersdbltc
ibr gcrnoc, nri mcld)e Meile CT 5u lei
llcl 8cid,tbilmern gelon9t mar. Gr
'flua Ihr Dor, nad) b%eeioeter Grpcoi.
iion noh SranfreiG auriid5ufebren
unO bort nit linn suiammcn bas
irieolihe 9eben zines Barrier giir.
gers 81 fiihren.
Benjamin SOTO fonntc iehr mobl
bon leinen Hcntcn leben. Or miiroe
ii1 ein biibides, nit swci Yonps BE-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Der Donfee beitieg bie aommanoo.
briide, mobin Die ganSe @eienihoit
ibm folate.
Wie Sobn beriftet bate, iubr elm
Shiit oas Oie v6lprioo" 5u errcideu
liid)te, in entfcrnumg BON mr. eini.
gen Weilen neben ibnen fer.
so miro bon oortber geidoiien?"
fragte @coeon.
r8clptB. Bon Dem Shiff aus"
nllnO mas molIen lie oenn?"
nSte modem, mir iolen itoppen.".
Woiter Donegal CAB ieine Sroer,
rno gleib borauf pebte Die anlerifa.
nilhe Slaage auf Der Spite oes bod.
item Muftes.
Cine brittle Ietonation m,roe Der.
ncbmbar, unb oieies Nol foIate Der.
lelben elm lolher Nl,frubr in oen $50.
gen, Dob lie iih bis flint @eter gnt.
fernitna ne6en Ser nSlorioa" jtGll.
mcno %tbiirmten.
Die @lenoen! Sic ifieben nit
8ltgelni"
-stber ibr S6iff lit nid)ts ais elm
Sol5ifuab. Sbre Mrtiaerie lit feinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Miadeu sic einen gerind nit elmer
Serlaustza nSeise.

Sfllb Tl,lper pertb, lno Die aano.
Mere ihieben wie Die Selerwebr.
%lellte."
o9efinoen mir uns i'm 9ereihe if.
rer augeln?"
.8enn mir bie ~beItebenoe Giitanj
beibebalten, nein!"
sd CLAUDE, mir beiiben and cine
&artpne, Sobn!"
n@elpib, eiltcn perpollfommneten
Grelliot. Maiter Wardinion faitfte
bas Mooell on, uno 10 bnben mir bns
eirl5iae Gremplar an 9oro!"
.&onncn mir nit unierer aanone
bas engliihe Sbiff erreihen?"
rSebr leidt."
rHin oenn, Sobn! Srnoert Dol.
lars. menn Ou Die Sla9ge bort BON
Dem Maite bes englii6er areusers
beriunterbringit."
Eroftiib mie ale garfees lieB
Sobn iif Den &oriGlag niht 5peimal
MADDEN.
Gr ging auf bas ,Sinterbef Der
Dnht, offnetc cine fleinc Si'fe urb
brad)te mittels elmer @inoe Elm &a.
n0ilhen nllf Die Sriide, ous er Don iei.
ller ltmbiiQung befreite.
SIN Sanbumoreben mar ons Spiel.
5erlg gelaoen. Gel aupitGn 5ielte uno
cntionote einen criten SduB. Gas
Yroieftil bate ni6t seniigeno Sras.
meite.
Ger Dnnfee ihoB sum slpeitenmaI.
Ios gleide Heilltat.
Gr lcNte cine brittle Sabilng olf.
Die Sernaloier in Der Suno, boob.
A--
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Critics &apitel.
Ser s(benb p~erlief in ser al,aereatc.

Der glbenb p~erlief in Der angeregtc.
item S%timmullN..
@ebeon cr50blte bon Sem nielfo6en
MiBgeidif, bos lie mdbrcub ocs er.
item Sbeiles ibrer Geiie 6%ctroiien
bate.
slild Iriitibes 2apignette unb Gu.
gen @alimarb iprafen bon ibrcr
Heiie BON Marleile unO Wnoogosfur,
Die obne ieben llnfol berlauien mar,
lno nllc bord)tcn bonn nit SSntereIic
allf oie @orte Benjamin Gofos, ser
BON iciner erlten &inobeit. bon Den
angriifen Der Ginbringlinae oui Dos
pGterllhe gelibtbrun, bon Der Sernid)s
tling ieineS Stommes uu,o bem Gallbe
ieiner Sd)meitcr Eanleln %cr5Gblte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

etili ans Der Saifc uno bot cS slriiti
bes an.
Nod)oem iidl bicicr sic feline &a
pnnila angeltett bate, fro1tc cr:
vNber SSbr ieio ia nidt pol51bIig
@o Ut Yannela geblieben? Sit Die in.
Mcer g~cfalen?"
Rein, JIG Dot iid mir olli Dem @eg,
bierbcr o%ut9ebalten, Inn 9aliullen 81
fnltfen."
.Menn man Don Scr Soultc iprid)t, il
Iiebt man ibrc Strdblen." Ocflomiert(
Gilgeil, ocnn gerabe betrat Turiela
ein nit Sriihtcn hires 2nnoes 9efiiu.
tes llld) in Der Suno balteno, Dns
3elt.
Iber ga e~reigllete id, cine liner
martetc S5ene.
Wit einem Suite iprallg Benjamin
Gofo ailf beibe SSiiBe, cin 5peifnher
6relloenruf erflang oilrh Den Hallnt,
Itiirmiid) cilten ser Jscger uno bic
Negerin nuieinanoer 5ll, ullo i'm ndd-
item MlrecnbliG bielten lie iib felt INT
%id)lungen.
2nnge bal1erte es, bis lie Elm @ort
berpor5libringen imitanDe marelr,
oonn aber nntcrbielten lie iih lebbaft
IN elmer linen alien unbcfnnnten
Sprade, nno bon ibren 9ippen erid)oa
Elm ber5iges, meitbin lbollenbes
2afen.
r0ie @liidlid)en!" iagte Nriitioes,
lie %beminOern0 betrahtenb.
.Sdymeiterd,en, o Sdweiterden!"
jllbelte geniamtn, unb o@ruoer, lie.
Der grlloer!" mntmortete Tumcla.
llno pom ltcllclr Iaeen lie lid in ben
Mrnlen ullo loften llnO %plauoerten,
mas niemano peritotb.
Gnolib CAB Benjamin alien TIM
ItehenOcn ben Sfliiiiel 81 Dem r1tb-
Ielbaftcn &or9onge.
gr er5dblte ibnen, bnb Gamela ais
gdn5 inn9eS W1of,en bon portilgicii-
ld)en SflapenbGnblern aus Der elter.
lid)en @obni,ng cntfiibrt iporOen iei,
DAB err lange 3cit pergeblih nod lei
ner Sdmelter geiu6t ltrlo lie eben
Jest, "a err if)on ollie &ofinul,g aufge.
gebcn, naf 5wnn5igiGbriger Sren-
ming mieoergefunoen bube.
6rGulcin Soiielin frellte iih nit
Ganrela iiber bas ibr mioerfobrene,
luncrpartete @liid lrib nabmt, @ruber
lnlo Sdrpelter lid ielbit iiberlaiienb,
cine Ginlooung SIM Siner an, Die ser
Gcrtreter Sranfreids an lie ergcben
lieb.
Ger reihe Ieger mar mie inn iieben-
ten Simnel. @liifltrobleno 500 er
Yamelas Sanb in icinen slrm ullb
lngte:
sd bin iebr reid! Sd babe eill
I6ones Saus mo piele Sieucr. Son
ieBt on brard)t Ennlelu niht mebr 81,
Oienen, lie io1 I'M @egentbeil immer
bel mir bleibenl Sd meroe ibr ihone
aleiber, iholle Glider, ia allies faltfen,
mas ibr Srellbe madt."
glber Eomela, Die gliidlidc go.
melo, I%eltf5te, uno nit mehmiitbigem
Slidc laD lie nad) ibrer Serrin bin-
iiber,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

Ils or geenbet bate, perpouitGn,
bigtc Tnnreln ben Seriht.
Bon Den Observation-Disclosures mad
Zanzibar gebradt, mar lie bon euro
paiid)cn M%iiiiondren oltgcfallit mo
Der IrciDeit 5uriifgegcben moroen.
Nud)Oenl tic in bcn WiIitpnsi6ulen
er5ogen morben, mar tic in ibr 2dno
5uriid9efebrt, bate uber BORT rlie.
mnno BON ibrer Snmilie mebr aefun=
Den. Die lleberlebenoeu aus ibrem
Stannle naren fortge5ogen llub aui
Den Sriimmerrl oes p1terlid)en 9eiis-
tDums ipud)s llnfro!t.
"a buttc lie aetbon. mas 10 oielc
ihrer Hdilc Dor ihr getbon batten, lie
botte ais frcien Stiiden bel ben @ei.
ben Gienite ullgenomnlen.
60 mar lie nah les Gbepiuettes ae-
folnnnen, mo- lie Die beoor5ugte 0iencs
rim Der fleinen Soiielin gepproen
mar.
Wan Iprah nod lall9e bon alien
oielen Singen, mas uber Die goll5e &c.
lelihuft, llno beipnbers Den Serril
MeliOenten onl meiitcn intereiliertc,
oas war bod Der eigentlite 3med ser
bon Trdulein Soiielin orrollgierten
a%eneinlamen Heiie. Ser eoeloenfenOe
Srar5oIe fon.lte niht umbin, bie
Gnergie bes iunaen MGbhens lrno ole
uneri6rofene Spferpiligfeit ibrer
Srellnoe IN anerfennenben @orten 5u
bepn1oern. @ar bod oas @aaniB,
oas lie Su unternehmen i'm geariiie
ltonocn, Inn 10 acknowledgements, ais
Der arieg 5ipiihen ben gnaIGnbern
uito ben beioen iiiOafrifaniid)en Me-
pllblifen geraoe sum Ausbrild)e ge.
lanat mar.
SrGumeriih blidte Srdlilein Soiie.
lin Dor lid FIN.
Sic bad)te oaran, ipie pielen Ser.
brede1 ser arieg eiren milfommenen
2efmantel bilbet unb baB audi Die
Slodbur1s iufen miirocn, aus ben
greigniiien Hi,ben 5il 5ieben.
Mriitibes 2api9nette ipielte Den
Sapferen.
vGab!". iagte err iibermiitbig,
"ipenn seihoiien meroen ml,b, 10
ld)ieBt man eben."
Muitcr SoneaaI trinmpbierte:
&riegl Gr botte nod, feinen arieg ge-
leben unb intereiiierte iid fir aues,
mas fir i'm nelt mar.
go bate er Gle, meiter sl fcm.
me- unb lieb iid nid)t bitten, als
Trdillcin SoHeliu poridlug, lib mie-
Der ein5ulbiifen.
Limo i'd? @as ion ih tbun2"
fragte Benjamin Gofo.
rNihts lift einfater, als Sic ge-
authorizing bieier Sraee. mein
6reuno! Sic miiiien BEL Sbrer Sd,pe.
eitr bleiben."
"ltnO wenli meme Sbmeiter Sic
begleitet?"
so lit audi fir Sic ein IlGsd,en
anf inlerm 0ampfer. Solgen Sic
Sbrem Ser3en."
Stutt ieoer Mntport erbob iif 9en-
jamin bon ieiltem Site.
sd rciie nit Sbnen; ih fenne oas
Solo. sd fibre Sic! aber i) be-
sable meme lleberiabrt."
8eocon reidltc linn sic Sono.
rMuf CUTE anmerobid)aft! @enn
Baum unb Siid fiir ied)s reidt. finbet
Ilf alld leif)t Elat fir einen iiebten!
Iber IG Iuge Dir i'm porails, es lit
beiB Oa binten."
sd fruge nidts nad Site ltno
nod weniger nad) elmer Sabine! Sd
gebc mit!"
nod Gin lestes NAL mllroen sic
@lGier gefiiat nit foitlidem Gbam.
pagner, Don Dem Wtaiter Donegal Ell
men gllteli @orratb an Vorb por9efun-
Den bate. 2ann ihiittelte ma iid
Die S1noe ullO bon Dem Eeiioenten be-
.g~leitet, 6cgab iid Ole fleinc @eielihait
pom nellcm on Die aiilte. Die game
Vepolferilna NnbeuuranteS folgtc in
llen uto biieb bel ibnen. bis oas S1iii
cine bolbe Strm0e ipGter oie Mufcr
lihtctc lino inter oQgemeincn Surrn-
rllicn nit Gollbnmpf in See Itad).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14
Der rl1i|IionenlNaB.
4 Hen,an BON CHARLES solo.

es lit ifGrfer, als ous SIRE; lcien Sic
Die III groBell, lhmar5en Settern iiber
Dem gin9allge prangenoe Snld)rift."
Taa iiirlgc 0tGohen iab mad, Der be.
~5eid,ncten Hihturg unO iilbcrbelles
Sofell crifoll Don icincn Sippen.
,@unocrbnre Snlhrlft, @roBes
Sbeoter Der Solics.9 obino. >, nun
peritehc it."
.Ios lit eill 8enieitreif ilnieres
Srellnoes A%riitioes! sd wette, CT
perillht, in Wnoagasfor Die Sorbeercn
81 pfliiden, Ole ibm Die glitcn Srun5os
len porcntbolten."
: Gin quite Irt inO @eiie, iib Die
@artc5eit 5u p%crfiir5cn."
Der aopitGn trat auf lie 5ll.
nSos Boot lit bereit!" mclbete or.
u@ann meroen mir on Sanb lein?"
nSn bodItens 5pan5ig Ninilten,"
ulltlportete Der inOiihe Sptle.
Die beiben Serrcn, begleitet bon
Dem jungen Mdbhen lnO Der Hege.
rim, itiegen binunter III oos Sobr5eug,
Der Sotie ieste lid ans Steuer, Die
Watroicn griifen nod Ben Mlloern
ltno pfeilifnea i6oB Oas Boot Oabin
Der aiiiie ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

9iid gIad Glf. elm Snoianers0uichei, oer ocn
Diititondren beim llnierri6icn bcbiiIili1 III.
Bite, ueraciiet bic armcn Snbiaucr
iiidt!
Sie Y,iiiion6re Der Ct. 5raneiss aNiiiou, z.
Z, bitten bic gutcn 5rcnnoe Der SnoiGner,
tbnen bel Der Ansbrettung oes 9tcid)c3 Gbriit.
nnter ben Ainocrm Der Yra,rie b~ebalilidl 81 ictn,
Gle Sauffnoc inter nnicrcr HIiiiGt itcEeu.
ocn Sletanet ippbncn 5%crtreni AM elmer Siddlr
upu 1000 Enanratmcilcn. Sniuigcoctci miiicn
bic Witfiondre ipide INSTRUMENTATION anitci.
len, bic bciGbtat itno, aaotre. 81 nn:erric,cn,
Setcbrte pcrinberriten niip. @ne nno om mel
ten uotbtbut. tmo 9iittci, mn oieir Satenbeteg
~ be5ablen. Shne oieie gntcn Snbinnerscbfi.
fcn f1nnen mir pnr ,uenig crreidIen.
Wir betcn taalidl itr unitrc @p1i:bGier. Cine
interefantc Nnidticpphtartc pniryer @ltiiuu
,uiro teoenl Wcbcr upn cincni Solar cher mcbr
pon ben Daiiiondren nls Gmpinnas bcitGfiguHa
Suaeianbt. 6aben mage man icnorn on bic
GGfbpltc Yrtnting 81, Enbnanc,
Soma, oser sireit M Mes. .1nep. Stmrn,
e. a. 81. 5raneis, 2. Tat, pia Grupiitun,
Tcbrasta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-14

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
TRIANGLE CLUB
HAS GOOD MEET
Supper Is Served Y. M. G. A,
Organization and Study
Hour Follows.

Last night was busy time at the
I Y. NJ. c. A, with classes and meetings
/ and the formation of new organiza-
, tions.
The Triangle club held its regular
weekly meeting with supper and study
hour. This club is taking up course
of study of the greatest interest in
The Parallels of Jesus"
The members of the employed boys
gymnasium class were invited, after
leaving the gymnasium to a social
hour in the lecture room. Refresh
nrents were served and pleasant
time was enjoyed, leading up to the
organization of the Horseshoe club"
for these boys. This club will be I'M
der the leadership of Harry E. Shiffer
and it will meet each week on Thurs
day evening, after gymnasium class
I Thirty boys enrolled as charter mem
bers.
The big senior gymnasium class.
after a strenuous evening in the exer-
cises and games of the physical de-
partment, assembled in the lobby for
music and sociability and something
to eat and wound up by listening to
talk on Muscle Building" by Physical
Director NJ. A. Clevett. 1t is proposed
to make these gatherings weekly
event and Mr.. Clevett has in prepare
ton a series of talks on health and
exercise that will be most usefu in
connection with the work in the gym
nasium.
4 bible study class made up of men
from the senior gymnasium class is
another project which is taking shape
and which will be ready to begin
work within few days.
Tonight at the Y. VI. C. A. building
a reception will be given to the men,
bers of the West End Settlement. Sc
lected teams of young men from the
Settlement will give entertainment
and games in the gymnasium and will
do exhibition stunts in the swimming
pool. Music will be furnished during
the evening by the Arion orchestra.
Saturday night brings the Sunday
school basketball league into promi-
hence again as they play another SER
les of games at the Y. NJ. c. A. The
interest in this contest has become
intense and each week brings crowd
of rooters to support their favorite
teams. Four lively games will be
played tomorrow night by the men,
and in the afternoon. beginning at
l 80. similar series of games will be
played by the boys division of the
league.
From until 10 o'clock tomorrow
night, there will be a special recital
in the lobby on the Edison phono-
graph, which will be open to the pub
lie free OF charge and another recital
will be given Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock in connection with the Sunday |
meeting which will be OPEN
ed to the ladies for this special occa- |
sion. =
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
PLAN MASS MEETING.

TheI.adies of the Benevolent society
held a meeting yesterday at the home
OF Mrs. NJ Finkelstein. Twelfth street
and Tenth avenue. and made arrange
ments FOR 4 mass meeting To be held
Sunday afternoon at the Jewish syna-
gogue. Third avenue and Twenty-sec-
ond street. This meeting is being ar
ranged jointly by the Daughters OF
Israel and the Ladies' Benevolent so
ciety and is called for the purpose of
discussing ways for carrying on the
charity work OF the organization.
Speakers will address the meeting and
all women Interested in the cause are
invited to attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
NOMINATIONS OF
OFFICERS MADE
Names of Candidates for Direc.
tors of Business Mems As
ISOLATION Are Listed.

Plans for the annual meeting of the
Rock Island Business Mems associa-
ton, scheduled to take place Jan. %,
are now. being made. Nominations
for members of the board of directors
have been coming in for some time,
and Secretary George H. Kingsbury
state; that the list will be ready for
publication tomorrow.
Under the constitution of the associa-
tion all nominations must be in be-
fore tonight. and must be properly
filed in Mr.. Kingsbury's office together
with the signature of two members.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
U. 81. CLUB SESSION.

Mrs. Chester II. Robbins entertained
the members of the L. & /. club yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
mother. Mrs. ]. r. Kessel in Moline.
The game of 500 was played and fav-
ors in the games wen; 10 Mrs. Gus
Anderson. first, Mrs. Dina Bergin, sec
ond and Mrs. J. +. Kessel. consolat ton.
Mrs. Bergin favored the company with
a number of vocal and instrumental
selections and the guests were served
with a nice lunch. Mrs. Anderson,
Forty-fourth street and Seventh ave
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Junior Council will give the first
annual dancing party at Elks' hall
Tuesday evening, Jan. 81. The affair
is being arranged by Phil Taxman,
Charles Siiverman, Ben Harris and
Louis Apollo. Wrixon's orchestra will
give, the dance program.
Black Hawk Court of Honor No. 523
will give a dancing party at Owls
ball Monday evening, Jan. &c. Bleuer's
orchestra viii! give the dance program.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will give the first of
a series Of four pantry sales Saturday
afternoon "a Allen, Meyers & Co.'S
store, 1921 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
Mrs. Joseph p. Tunnulty.

When Jessie Wilson was married q
Francis B. Sayre last November littl,
Mary Tumulty was about as keenly
/ ding preparations as was the bride
| herself. She received, at the particu.
| lar request of Miss Wilson, an invita-
/ ton addressed especially to her tiny
! self. And when the hour fer the wed.
! ding arrived, little Miss TumuIty, white
| frocked, blue ribboned, her blonde curls
in order, her eyes shining with excite
ment, was one of the most interested
of spectators.
If one approaches Secretary Tumul
ty on a busy day at the executive Of
fees of the White house, and asks him
for the names of all his children, he is
as likely as not to call on one of the
under-secretaries for assistance in set
ting them down, with their respective
ages opposite. Mrs. Tumulty, however,
knows the list by heart, and can even
say it backward For the main bust
ness of her life is the rearing and edu-
eating of their six children.
= Her position in Washington's oficial
lie, as wire OIL the secretary u ll6
president, gives her entree to that cos
mopolitan society at the capitol which
the average woman would find irresist
ible Mrs. Tumulty, howeves, cares
little for it. About the only function
which she and Mr.. Tumulty thus far
attended during the present season in
Washington are the White house wed.
ding. and cabinet dinners.
Mr. and Mrs. Tumulty have been
married 10 years. AS children, they
were playmates together at the school
of st. Brides in Jersey City. Theirs
however, was not romance Of child
hood. They worked their fractions To-
gether, and later corrugated their Lat
in verbs from the same grammar, with
out having their minds distracted BY
thought of romance. When the proper
time came, the two young people fei
desperately in love with each other
and were married at st Bridgess
church in Jersey City. Before ner
marriage, Mrs. Tumulty was Miss MARY
Byrne, daughter of Patrick Byrne,
prominent contractor and builder OF
Jersey City.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-01-23
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS CON-
MGTTEES.

The Daughters OF Veterans met in
regular session at Swedish Olive hall.
Moline. last evening. and the president
announced her standing committees
for the year rs follows:
Press committee. Mrs. Frances VI.
Donald, standing. Mrs. Mabel Eyers.
Mrs Amy Parrish. Mrs. Lucy Grant OF
Rock Island: special. Mrs. Dell Kelly.
Mrs. Ida Schofer and Mrs. Emma
Smith: floral. Mrs. Bertha Trusell.
Mrs Clara Minteer. Mrs. Bertha Som
berg; visiting Mrs Frances Donald.
Mrs. Stuvenant. Mrs. Fannie Jensen: :
relief. Mrs. Fannie Gaskell. Mrs.
Christie Hickey OF Davenport and
Mrs. Carrie Coyne OF Rock Island
advisory. Comrade Scholes. Past
Commander Wolever and "a. n. Colby.
The president installed two officers.
the secretary. Mrs. Villa Geer. and the
assistant guard. Mrs. Dell Kelly. who
could not be present al the regular in
stallation services The report OF the
president showed that the membership
has been doubled in the past year and
i've comrades have been received as
members. Two applications for mem
.bership were received yesterday and
one application wac made by a com
rade. The next meeting Will be held
Feb. y al Swedish Olive hall.