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Evening star., 1915-10-24
EXCELSIOR LITERARY cL1rg

EhCELSIOR LITERARY CLUB.
Mrs. Ellis Logan entertained the FIX
ceisior Literary Club Tuesday at her
home on Irving street. The president.
Mrs. ID. l.. Norris. presided. Mrs Fam
ME n. Page spoke of her visit to the
Panama exposition, and Mrs. Lydia
Adams Williams read a clipping on the
same subject. Mrs. Logan described
Art at the Panama Exops ton" Roll
call ELECTED many quotations The
hostess. assisted by Mrs. Julia Wild
dows Webb, Mrs. IneZ l. F. Gravatt,
Mrs. s. Russell Bowen and Mrs p. e.
Dye, served refreshments; the latter
presiding at the tea table. The visitors
were Mrs. Fl. B. Turpin, Mrs. c. K.
Towers. Mrs. r. S. Burrows of Front
Royal, Va. and Mrs. Ralph Smith. Mrs.
Matte Queen Ewing will entertain the
Evening star., 1915-10-24
A. H. RICE CHAPTER, D. Ar.

A. H. RICE CHAPTER, D. A r.
Miss Sylvia Metcalf entertained the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, D. A.
R., recently at her home on Massa-
chusetts avenue. Miss Amanda Walker
and Miss Helen Townsend were re-
ceived as new members of the chap
ter. and the names of several others
were presented. After the business
meeting Miss Evelyn Emig read an in
teresting paper on EARLY Days Along
the Potomac" and Miss Gladys Emig
and Miss Metcalf rendered vocal and
instrumental numbers. An informal
dance followed.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

D. C. D. A. r.
A meeting of the District of Columbia
Society. D. A. r., has been called by the
state regent, Mrs. Frank Foster Green
await, for Saturday at 2 pm. at
Memorial Continental Hall. All District
Daughters are invited to be present.
Mrs. Emily Sherwood Ragan will de-
liver an address. There will be music
arranged by the committee on music.
of which Miss May Adele Levers is
chairman. The meeting will be held in
the auditorium. The state regent will
preside. Year books will be distrib-
uted.
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
The board of directors of the Twenti-
eth Century Club will meet Thursday
at 1890 O'Clock in the Sunday school
room of All Souls Church.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

At st. Paurs Episcopal Church Crock
Creek parish) this morning the choir,
under direction of James w. Cheney,
organist, will sing "Te Deum," by
Stainer; "Jubilate," by Eyer. incidental
tenor solo, by H. Tudor Morsell: offer
tory anthem. The King of Love My
Shepherd Is by Harry Rowe Shelley,
Parkman.
Evening star., 1915-10-24
MCKINLEY SEWING CIRCLE.
LINCOLN CIRCLE, G. A. R..

LINCOLN CIRCLE, G. A. R.
Lincoln Circle.I Ladies of the G. A. a,
met Tuesday at the home of it's presi-
dent, Mrs jamie Harvey Street, 9th
street Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams and
Mrs Alice L. Goodacre were admitted to
membership. Refreshments were served.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

The choir of Foundry Methodist
under direction of Anton kas-
par, will hold it's rehearsals in future
on Tuesday instead of Friday evenings,
and will shortly take up Maunder
Song of Thanksgiving
Evening star., 1915-10-24
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.


Columbia Heights Art Club was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs
John n. Doris. The pres dent Mrs
Edward Hardy, appointed Miss Cor
nelia Hill chairman for the day. Mrs
w. E. Andrews gave history of tn,
reconstruction period, following tn.
civil war: Mrs. j. u. Croissant read
poem written by Whittier in 1861.
Mrs. Anton Heitmuller spoke o
Oliver Wendell Holmes, giving uuo.a
tions from his works, and Mrs. Saral
Wolhaupter read a letter from an alb
sent member, Mrs Raymond Ford
Others present included Mrs. r.
Bare. Mrs. E. E. Clement, Mrs w. G
Foote. Mrs. J. w. FriZzell Mrs. Au
gustus Knight, Mrs Ellis Logan. Mrs
James Mckee, Mrs. w. Z. Turpin, Mrs
James Yeoman, Mrs. Alphonso Hart
Miss Dorothy Hardy, Mrs. Selden NJ
Ely. Mrs. Harry T. Guss, Mrs. Brackett
Mrs. Rufus Clarke, Miss Warman, tn,
Misses Doris, Mrs. Vanburen and Mrs
G. H. Vanburen.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

At the Church of the Covenant this
afternoon the music, under direction
of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with Har-
vey Murray a the organ. will be given
by the double quartet and will include
Evening star., 1915-10-24

Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff. soprano
soloist of New York Avenue Presby.
terian Church, who was thought well
on the road to recovery after her re-
cent illness, suffered a relapse during
the mast week.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

ANTHONY LEAGUE
Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, president of
the Anthony League, received the
members and friends of the league at
Its weekly at home Tuesday afternoon
from to o'clock. Thursday evening
Rights of Persons" the subject being
the third in her course on The Princi-
pies of the Common Law" DR.. S.
Townsend Weaver. will speak before
the league as to 1.-The Greatest of the
Fine Arts on the evening of Novem-
Der s at 20O7 Columbia road. The
committee on Bible study will be in
charge of the program; Madame Mount
ford. chairman. The Anthony League
meetings are open to the public.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

Miss Jessie Masters, formerly con-
tralto soloist at the Church of the As
cension, will leave shortly for a series
of recitals in Virginia.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

LUCY HOLCoMB CHAPTER, D. A. r.
Lucy Holcomb Chapter, D. A. R., met
Monday evening for the first time this
season at the Bannockburn Golf Club,
Miss Alice Sanger and Mrs. E. B.
Townsend, hostesses, and the. newly
elected regent, Mrs. John T. Huddle, in
the chair. A letter from Miss Horner
of the Vale Crucis Mountain School of
North Carolina described the progress
of the chapters scholarship girl. Plans
for the winters work were discussed
Evening star., 1915-10-24

Rho Chapter, Mu Phi Epsilon, the
national music sorority, met Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Edith
Grey. 1t was decided to give mu-
sical in the near future, the program
to be given by members of the local
chapter.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

COL. ANN HAWKES. HAY SOCIETY.
The first fall meeting of the Col. Ann
Hawkes. Hay Society. c. A. R., was held
recently at the home of it's president,
Mrs. E. o. Merchant, at the Senate
After an attractive program the chill
dren enjoyed a social hour. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Among those present were Phebe and
Hadassah Fleming, Miner Stout, Fran
ces. William and Junior Russell, Mary
and Margaret Richardson. Elizabeth
Taylor, Butler and Humphrey Walsh
were new members. Mrs Roch and
Mrs. Miller were guests
Evening star., 1915-10-24

of Song" by Allitsen. A. c. Gorbach: /:
offertory. quartet, There Is a Holy
City" by Shelley. Mrs. Haycock, Mrs.
James Kerr, C. D. Church and Mr.. Cor
bach: organ solo, Meditation" by
Flagler; "Postlude in F Major" by
Cappelen.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

Miss Meta Craig will be the soprano
soloist at both services of st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church today, and
this morning will sing the incidental
solos in the TIE Deum, by Kohschmar,
and in the anthem, 20 Paradise" by
Harker, and in the evening she will
give These Are They from THE Holy
City," by Gaul, at the offertory.
tory soloist at the Westpin Me-
mortal Presbyterian ChurcG today, and
will sing "Imperfectus," by Bischoff.
Evening star., 1915-10-24

DOLLY MADISON CHAPTER, D. Ar.
Dolly Madison Chapter, D. A. r., met
recently at the home Of Mrs. Arthur D.
Call
After its regular business meeting,
presided over by it's new regent, Miss
Flora L. p. Johnson, the chapter was
entertained by Mrs. Caroline Abbot
Stanley, who read one of her stories
Mrs. Bascom's Things"
A social hour was spent in exchans-
ing "reminiscences of summer expert
ences. Refreshments were served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05

E7e~rr W=tfste. poet and irrfgrrr
af fe.s rsY. wilf deliver Eis illustrated
rrase.1fsr me grset Cargos 90 che
gr.z1ss- before ere Davenport chap
f-r aF ere o q H fa ttasarir t-Gpis
'rra-sfsv sgrHf-E Way r. TIE asEs-
.-1f r-ezras VII 30 ~ Hsrnzs Pie
r~r ta-fsa~-. arf tffss Marguerite
0Ffr etr.rtsf
rHe uaVer6arf eFssfrr ga TO-DAY fr.
r-rtalsses ere sfsfr FraEf oTrTrs ir-
efsff-s rfrs C~e-i.a amau % Pcs
7fa.r=s Erarf uartsr rafra- ~ fnsz
srf Wrs wsfEe uNef ~ C1isnts+s
Isees.1r. lrsFrurtar o. tEs ftsr dis
fr.~F. a-f also rasf Erae9 1ds - thr
ssafr yrs e. o. Maltese. % usvsa-
ee-f worthy msfr1e Of Ere uavsr-
sort rsaes~r Eel rrsertaia'-E tts vie
TORS ss fsr ts-rs on East Fiftes1tt
Street ts-frr ftrfr sfav FRI rhr cry
are wlse ere e~rsrs Of ts~ etaffFF.
sors 40 t- rember assisted - Ere
-7ss w1-tsF rsFsrors srf patrons.
vfr give FL rse-rtf1~ .r enror ~ ter
visitors AZ ere rsso1sF tr~p'F fhis
-r=- rE preceded eT q fi-sFr at e
a.-la-s al ss- Hsfei E,s-ssawf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
srnnrAEb-FnwELL-

IS pretty tane wsfftnE Of Tuesday
evening soot place al ts@ rrstfrEce
~ rf- a~f Nfrs w q. rowrtsan %
tEfr Ripley ssrFrs. rsavr1r1Tt. sh~r
vfrs r1vrssa-.s sister yf.ss Wt'frrf
Powell. bsearr Fsr bride af pa Albert
e.etfarf OF usVr~rarf.
TIE ertfr ts q fsEFts-- a. We srf
SIZES w.Fr Powell % NFsf.sss. hEf
Efs asust uatrrrarf Bore Cor some
slt years me ~=rr~7rr wee Of
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tf r -aer-e ~essfs9r f~ ere pres
emo % r-erra .rrs % fFr .-swrftFfF
Family arF few .~F.asr~ friFrts ~
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70 saf ~ rrer se vote f-~r-t FRI
ea-s-v yeFv s..s. with BEADED rriwr
rlrar fr rrf Hses arf vEF~ Tier
bodice vac af uaH~ s.e ~rFe~ &C.
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asa r-r Doe ~re.r- Dor ETv~ b=i-z
~ bla- sa.F f~s rstr1~. Fffw~Ff ie
f7-ref-rr-rrs ne hrsf hTTrrf
vas 81 valley es a~f ferns. The
~-fv er~s-rr-F worn by ere bride was
r. fsvsr.sr-r ~-a-fst vfrs pearls srf
ffs1-1-fs Vfrs ~ou~fss- sts~rtrf
Der SISTER &c rssr7r ~ h0-7-. wear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
BRATN.FRITCHARp.

This morning az : O'Clock az the
Church Of 81. Paul the Apostle in Dav-
export. Vas celebrated the marriage
% Miss Alice Pritchard of Hadlai
Heights. Davenport. and Clyde Braun.
OF Davenport. son OF Nr. and Mrs.
Henry Braun % Burlington. Rev.
Father nonohoe ofiiciaied. celebrating
uuptinl mass. The bride Was attend
ed By Miss Helen Braun. sister OF
the groom. and John CosErove was the
sroon's best man. The bride wore a
dark blue Eahardine coat costume with
a waist Of flesh color crepe. Her hat
vas Of dark blue trimmed in a rcd
bird. She wore a eorsase bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. Her attendant
vas dressed IN a dark green silk suit
with a hat OF the same shade and she
voFe a corsaEe bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley. A wedding breakfast was
served after the ceremony AZ the
Hotel Black Hawk with covers laid
for -. Mr.. and Mrs. Braun left for
for a short visit and upon
their return viii reside az .0iS Lille
avenue. Davenport Mr.. Braun Is
4raft clerk AZ the Iowa National bank.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
FRFCKLF TINE Is COMING.

To Get Rid OF Freckles-Take some
English mustard with enough lemon
juice 10 form a paste. as for a poul-
tice: apply this 10 the face four nights
in succession. Wash of each morning.
The freekles disappear and likewise
rcdness.
Another remedy Is 20 take rain wa
ter and add as much pulveriEed alum
as the water will dissolve. Rub thin
on the freckles several time day.
Still another method is 10 use half
a teacup OF water and two teaspoons
powdered borax; allow borax 20 dis
solve and wash affected parts twice a
day.
With others this remedy is effec-
tive: Two teaspoons lemon Juice.
one teaspoon boraX. one teaspoon SUI
gar. Mix and allow 10 stand day or
two. then apply two OF three times
a day.
Another remedy: Break the stem Of
a dandelion. get the Juice from this
and rub on freckles morning and eve
ming
A good cold cream should he ap-
piled between applications for
frcckies.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
pr-KE ROOD pGFtKTMENr Az
MAJ.

The par~ saod aaf household eco
nomfes Gesaffm~af ef enc Wamfe f
elab WI meet if anaual b.sie3st eos
sicn fsnaarraw aftrruaoa. fsr rfrrrlef
bsins called Cor $3.50 o.eisre saar8 le
Masonfe frmer ear .ars pTrers frr
tne coming year wtlI ae selected ard
10 hs fnlpartans taaf esembers aftsnf
sat BE- present oromgtiF Oh ta-
This d~carfmeaf ~ fEe Wanaas e'at
has aog beea tttr fsfs seriaE atf .s
ronductfaE ar active raHB tlFr sstiafe
fhe ~ gtT traps are rq-s neieE e.a.i-
N she maaaat arts fegsrtese0fs ~
tas pubic schools aEf viii BE- fs
trtbufrd aaaans tse seaoo. eailtrea ss
5000 ss faev ars eemrirf-f uGif~firs
tssued hT enc state neslra f-pfrfa,-1f
sad aealfar wfrf enc sEfeFcf .sari1r of
tnr - set me brrvsefieu ~ ffs breed
ira have been FisEfi8gf-ft amocE taF
school ehufrra ta tEs campaign ~ &C.
aeaffan ire gecGrm@af Fas wartr
81 aaietr Hgf effectively aet Fsr rer
taiss 81 enc nfensrrs ~T1rfe are
sanwfaa stana FaFtour t.F-f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
WHOLESOME ENTREES.

Most % the entrees which come 20
fh@ table are rendered unsuitable for
those on diet By reason OF -four and
bread crumbs. both % which are 81
such constant use. the -four for thick
euinE sauces. the bread crumbs FOR
frying Refuse all entrees when dining
out and trust 90 the fish Joint. game
and green vegetables for your dinner.
In ones own home there is no need
90 60 without entrees. and good cook
can. by emitting bread and four and
frying On egg and chopped nuts. md
enough thoroughly suitable Tor cat
Ing
stewsf OK Divide OK tan az
Joints. put pieces into stew pan with
cold water. When water hollis. skim a..
add onion sliced. three or four cloves.
iiffie mace. pepper and salt Let Il
simmer slowly e's hours. keeping
s'~w par covered when done. take
OK tail. add 10 the gravy a lump Of
butter and let o. boil again. strain and
adj tvo descriptions catsup and
Juice half a lemon. Replace OK tail.
h1t up. and serve
sausa Bought EausaEes often
contain bread: 10 &c best. therefore. 10
make them az home. Sausage meat
nav b. made az follows: Three
pounds pork. % pounds suet. two
tablespoons chopped sage. peel % one
lemon. ono tablespoon sweet herbs.
ore nutmeg. one teaspoon pepper.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
ANyrAI W.T. MOLINE CLrE SAT.
TEDNV.

Tue MaHne Wamfss e.Ga WI meet
N anaaai btsstnsss ssesl1a e.1s.sE enc
SEASON SATURDAY. aftrrHaan af ere f5rsf
ronErsaatlenat eas~eF Nrrasl e.r.
tion % efreers aa.t sss .iaf REPORTS vtI
se Important features Of ffr bust
n@ss session. Ths eEosram wi,. ne ore
- iafsrest also. fae speaker. Yrs -
Foms tfait Eaymoaf f9 Cen tar 'e t
taies 81 off Japan. saf FEr rtf5est
portion ~ me prosram VII te soer1-
priags Mss Vsfua Cooper win s.eE
Jessie o. Gagnars ~rn- ffegs-sr
tfaAisn saf f7seBg rseeh~ts "NtT
Rlossaa1 Maid Wrs Robert gftre
n1orr is OH ehafE- Of ere mstte Stern
hers wha have eeEfeef~f f7 pay feer
sanaaf G1es are assef ts 1sf-ef Fs ffe
nattrr aafurftT. masirE ptvm-r fT
tfrs 90 N CnarmaH. registrar Hr
men Bsrshf8 ttrsets are 90 sfnf ere
tsffes 90 fae ssn1at Eart~e party sf
Nfferda.s fats Tear POI is fsgtte for
portanf ant Fhe~ hr s~eE~-F BE-
FIRE enc closing Or ere sears vers f1t
fh~ beafurfrE ~ taF vefr hoat Tor
n~xH season. Names will fF0s rFsr
not b. p,sr-d fa fs~ wear Boob srrrss
sa@ sanuat fgss are es.f gn fr tfsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ladies' Sewing society OF the
German Evangelical church will con-
duct the annual spring coffee and ba-
zaar at the church Thursday and Fri
day afternoons and evenings. During
the afternoons refreshments will be
served and there will be placed on
sale various fancy articles. aprons.
rugs. etc. IN the evening OF both
DAYS a program will be carried out.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Memorial Christian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the home OF
Mrs F. II. Barnett. 7I5is Fourth ave
nue..
The True Girls Circle of Kings
Daughters OF Moline will receive the
benefit OF performances of the feature
picture onicer 66s. to be shown at the
Avoy theatre. Moline. Friday after
noon and evening. The girls have
sold 1000 tickets and they hope TO
more than double the number before
the end Of the week. Home made
candy will be sold al the evening per
Torrance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
CONCERT DRAWS LARGE AUD.
TrNgF

A aa44sses that allied the auditor
iaa % Grace Lutheran church en-
ioyr6 a spissGif concert Eivcu last
sseaink gnfsr THE auspices % the
ladies' Aia society % the church The
program vas sxcsiisutiy arranged ard
every rErrhrr sas well received. Par
ticipztiaE 90 ths program we're mem
bers % En- ladies' doabis quartet %
sss Rock tsiand Musical club com
poss1 % Miss Esther Msisnrose. Niss
Harrfsfs Larkia. Mrs william Tile
meyer. Mrs J. X. Scott. Miss sara
TaSEa.. MIS-. A. = Williams. Miss
tots Habbars nr6 Miss Rosab~i
Stewart Ms '. Z. FryE=ar. violin.
Miss Mar Alice Williams. vfoif-:
Ms. Leo Vyues. piano Theodore
Fyessek. voice: Mss Esther Carison.
-esfsrs fg<o cfsso-. @.t~. Law
r~ree Lzreeer<. piano. Niss r,,s Set
t>rsssi. reader ssf Arthur ". Josa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
METHODIST HOME MISSION So
GETTY.

The Nav r-eesiuE % che woman e
Hone 1fission society % tire first
1fetEnalst chgreh was held Lass even-
inE ia the prayer usstiuE room ~
thr chureh uifh a large ATTENDANCE Of
th~ members and ffieads- Thrse uev
aames uere added Co ths society roll
Mrs Harry Cheer. delegate from the
local society 90 the coufsrsrcr mis-
.siou society held April eo-1i in Moline.
gave a report % that couveutior. Mrs.
o. r. Taylor and Miss Jennie TAYLOR
afso speasinE % the proceedings a.
fhss meeting The program OF the
@V@nirE vas in charge % Mrs. cheer
ana qpsnsd ulth q sons. Ny Faith
Looks Up 60 Thse.~ b. ere society.
w-s. s. = Msfusor gave q paper on
ttr sublref. ~AhoriEiuss Who Arc Noe
Red Wen" and Mrs. . r. Taylor uifh
fhr use % maps and charts sppk" on
fhs subject. ~tfaps and Bureaus %
Alaska Mrs ". A Darling read O.
paper or What They DO az the Jesse
Lee Hour~ Sites Fave Crisf gave o.
reading ant Mrs. Carrie Lewis read
au article o. King Alcohol and an
Arctic Hero A. The close % the pro
gram tHe company remained for a fn-
cal uns and they werr served uiih
refrfshmeEts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
FAETITS HONOR Mr. wTtE AND
Mss y1ifMEE.

w- ant SIR r. .. CIausFen a. their
bone. e1g0 Harrison street. uavcu-
port. last evening enfrrtaired Of q
prerur'lai party 90 ronor Miss AEn"t
Valtfnsr and g. >. Weir whose mar
rtaEs 10 an event % the month. Bridge
VAS p.aFss and prizes iu the games
venf % pr Weir NFs. Henri Won
tfanr end fh~ brids--n -b-. the latter
receiving beautiful SUGAR and cream
Set \ huE~t luncheon vas served
dartnE the coarse % the evening
Hfrs 90. T. Mast az her home Boz uav-
export yesterday cutsrtaiucd also .n
t,tss voitmeT's honor. a company %
ladies a. 3 O'Clock luncheon The
sogFs after ere serving % thr lunch
@6a wefs passed piaTiuE bridge and
MFs Gilbert uou. tiFa. Alfred N4si-
i@F aaf ths hF.de-sieef Wsre the sim
aers % fsVoTs. lovely vanity baEE for
IRE ESQ former and complete trav-
el~r's s~wirs Slf for thr latter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
HADT ono
HOME
pQeBLIMS|
mrs ELIzABLrE TEerIpsoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a am get
ting TO be a firt and common. 1t
seemed fun to be that way and now
have become so used to il that some
how I can't help it. or stop being that
way. Can you help me to stop il?
90 My hair gets terribly oily a few
days after l have washed it. Can you
suggest a shampoo OF tonic that will
keep IL in good condition?
80 have a terrible temper. can you
help me TO overcome it?
% Is il right or nice 10 go with
boys without a chaperon?
CAROL.
% Interest yourself in some work
or study for which you have a liking
For instance. spend two hours three
nights a week in studying the history
Of some country. Learn all you can
about that country and become an
authority in regard to it. This will
give you immense satisfaction. and
viii keep your mind working in good
channels. You viii be surprised TO
find how little concentration on
something worth while it takes to
change the whole order of your
thoughts.
90 Tonic for oily hair: Tincture
OF alcoholic cantharides. one dram;
tincture of capsicum. one-half dram
tincture OF nux vomica. two drains:
cocoa oil, three-qUarters OF an ounce;
alcohol, two and One-half ounces.
Shake before using. Massage night
~ into the SCALP with the finger tips.
80 Your own viii power is the
only thing that can overcome your
temper.
"a I think that girls who are
trustworthy ought 10 be allowed to
go without a chaperon to most
things. But If parents have the
slightest doubt OF their daughters
discretion they should insist upon
chaperon on all occasions.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. % I met
gentleman and allowed more priyi-
leges than should have if I had
done right Would 1t he proper for
me 10 write him, asking him not 10
think OF me as boys generally do in
such cases2
t2l # a boy asks you 10 write,
should YOU write or wait until he
writes frst2
go Should a girl thank her friend
when ne favors her with ice cream ?
I say yes. but others do not.
THANK YOU.
tll Let the matter drop, but profit
by this experience. a letter proba-
bly, would not alter the mans opin-
ion of you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
sYaTr COLOSSAL p4MEs ~ DGv.
ENPORr.

TA- ceiani4i psssss % tswa vi.
e~et "a saaazl ssssiss a. tss Hotel
nisexnaw6. pavsnsoFs. Ts4rsGtg.
MAY - asssioGs VII op~u az
sfefocx VIA shs snsisai saeqass la tas
gaia baiiraocn % tAs hetsL Tee st.sl
Ass sessions VII b. called az 2 o'ctecS
Win Mss Aifes FrsneE n uafra PER-.
sssf~ er~siGsat 81 ths Cojsnisi uannss.
N tns ehair O. shs sseeisE tae vs.
ring ts6i=s are % BE- enc guests % ta7
trf-effY soraaEa anf sore SPECIAL CO.
s~rrafaaeas VII - provided f1r fhsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
CIRCLE RECEIVES FOUB NEW
MEMBERS.

The Ready 20 Help circle 90 Kings
Daughters met yesterday afternoon in
The home % Mrs. ". r Copp. Eiev-
cnth avenue and Twcnty-second street
for che monthly business and work
needing twenty-five members were
present and foaT ucw names were
added % the roll. Plans were made
goT a sale OF home bakery goods 20 be
held some time this month az Ram
ser's frwciry store. The time vas
spent sewing for the Visiting Nurse
association and much work was ac-
compiishrt. Refreshments were serv-
"a during the course % tho afternoon
and the time passed quickly and
pleasantly. Mrs. Glenn BurEstrom
vllf b. rhr hostess az thr meeting
next month.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
FIRrLTss CookER ICE CREAM.

Delicious ice cream may be made In
q hreiess cooker with very little work
whip cream before adding Il 20 a
prepared custard Then beat eustard
sell with = Dover egg beater. after
vhich rai1 the two and again beat
them. This gives the extra smooth
ness which IL otherwise lost by the
freezer not being turned. Pack this
cream Oh = small tin Cthe inner tin
receptacle % an See cream freezer. u
az hand. e. a splendid thing. then
place the Tin inside % the pail % the
hrcisss cooker and pack salt and ice
around the outside o. the pail Fas-
ten down the cooker for several hours.
and vhcu taken out the cream Is
much harder than when frozen in a
regular freezer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
TTEspAT BRInGE an.

Sirs. = T. Foster. at her home. 1910
sixth avenue. Moline. was hostess yes
terday afternoon TO members OF the
Tuesday Bridge club az the fortnight
iy meeting. Al / o'clock Mrs. Foster
served a luncheon with covers for 10
ladies and she used wild crab apple
blossoms in trimming her table. Later
games OF bridge were played and the
club prize went 10 Mrs. Thomas Cas-
sidy. Mrs a. c. Barber taking the
guest favor. The club will meet again
in two weeks with Mrs. c. l. Joseph
son as the hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-05
|HOUSEHOID,LssfN
HINTC @zI

one teaspoon salt. Cut meat free from
Eristie and skin; mix il with the other
ingredients. and pass all through the
sausage machine II desired 20 dis
psnse with skins. Il will generally be
found that the meat sdheres sufficient
- 10 allow OF frying: II IL does not
add sufficient egg TO hold it together.
II Is best 20 pass the meat twice
through the machine. Veal, or veal
and pork mixed. may be treated in
the same way