Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-15
APOLLO CLUB HAS
ANNUAL BANQUET
Nrmbsrs - Netsd Musieal OrEAnifa-
tisn Royalty Entertain al the
Colonial Hotel.
cLEvIR TOAST PROGRAM GIVEN
- W Ssarie and Dr. Louis Osfrom
MAKE Prineipai Addresses and
There Are SonEs.


oss q; Rock fsiana's b-s; knoEn and
most proacirut musical organizations.
asiiEhtfuiiy entertained their lady
friends and guests % honor a. their
laird annual banquet last evening az
90 af The Coioulai hotel Covers ,r~re
taid for a. and th~ occasion was
ta9rD1shiv saiay~f
The invocation vss given by r. ~
Oisos. An e8erit-nt menu was served
as follows
Cream % Tomato Crisp celery
urou~1 White0sh
Saratoga CHIPS Sliced Cucumber
sssisE Ch.eksa. Fried C0uatry style
Mashed Potatoes Green Peas
Asparagus salad
lee Cream with Cake
CoFee.
Reader Phases.
0uiaE GO th~ death o. h.s mother.
.C g FFfrrsrn. president OF the eilh.
as1 uss f1 have acted a. r1aEtmastTr.
aas UEabi~ Co o. present and q W.
Olson proved q clever Substitute =
asra~if briefly welcomed thT guests.
after uEirE tar elgh rrnterrt mum
her 1fr Olson gave a toast Co che
ladies. followed b. two readings tv
Emli Haas tits Erst selection was "a
sp5sea sorE. Make Belief. and uas
zrtistieafjY Elvrr. On his eueorv ne [
EaVr ~tasEa.~ ia ufiel hc displayed
remarkable dramatic ability
Nfiss Ruth Gertert. soprano s6i1iEt .
f7r tsr orEaalzafi9a. pleased viih her
fE1 rgabrFs ~AfF t.ad1ir and .
Happy tarftr SALE she tss beaufi- 2
fsl voice vEirF Efe Ernas t1w Goo .
gsr effectively
Toe club ves vararIV e1aErafuiaffI .
bV Or L9gis Usfr6a ia short falE E
H- urged fee n~uh~-s Co. coHfiuur .
feFi~ r~rGta~ srFEiy practices ana .
predicted even Erratrr arhirvsmrufs F.
Ia frr f9tlF~
rEr fTlI. rfeE sweet gutHr uf Edwin F.
Iasrs3a. bertf1s- E1i15st. wae heard F.
f1 excellent stgaufaEr in bis rendition f.
af Life tas~. Spring SIZE second F.
rgsHh@~ fr Swedish dialect. depicted T.
Son toErs7ss wedding .u q hGmor-
a-s fssf6aH aut made GRE blt 0f tF- I.
raee.EF
yaius u Mu.ie.
The closing falf vas made bg s. 80
s-ar'-. uE1 told % early rrmlH.s-
eene-s OF music FRI Els fathers horne
sad ia fhr rural church iu which Dts
people. who ver~ pioneer settlers OF
fuma township. used 90 worship f-
touched on be- refining influence %
music and declared 90 vas a vital
part 90 religion. ur spoke OF 90 as one
sf th~ most potent Influence tr fhr
a1rid for eirVarine flr ideals of thr
Individual end the moral tone of the
community. Hr commended thr club
'or what 90 has already accomplished
along this line.
A. an illustration OF whst can
be- achieved through faithful and con-
.ist~ut pracricinE. h~ mentioned
strasscr's military band. Davenport.
Ehieh I'm the old DAYS defeated some
y the most noted musical orEaniza-
Sons in the country IN contests. al
hogEh none % itE members was pro
sssiouai. and worked az other trades.
ic urged the same devotion % the in-
.ividuai members % the Apollo club
.sytnE that the real secret 90 success
o constant and uuremittiuE rehcars-
nF and an Unborn love OF music.
city Proud 81 Club.
In closing the club sang two num-
.rrs closing uifh the star .
.rauEirt Banner The organization
Fhich has some 20 male members. I
iuEa unusually we'll they have f..
cen carefully trained under the direc- 3
.nu % Clarke L. swanson and thc =