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Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
AUTHORIZATIONS.

1fiss June Faimqulsf. daughter %
tfr end 'frs Lander raimggisf % $50
FIu~~sth street u. Moline. and CtaF-
ere~ g. Gauiey. son % 1fF and ,frs
Iames Ga1irV of sze Furty-thirf
ssrreF. tfls r.fv. urre united iu mar
rage .asf rseEIaE az simple. bfagti-
tsi eFFFm1EF 80 $3.50 Wlrs Marie
Hsas at fE~ piano PLAYED tEe bridal
chorus from t.ohraFri1 as th~ bride
ard eroou unattended toos their
places .a ere Jigi-E foon f8T tire cerc-
G1ar walef Ess performed b. Rev,
81 ff r8pr. pastor OF spenrrr Memo
rial wrFE1Eiss ekgreF. who used the
HrE service Tts bride voFr q lovely
saEt7 s1aF 81 uhiFe crops Gr rhtrr
Hsf- .r empsFe style she carried
slower t9agErt 1f pick roses AMI iu
sEr Ea.r sGr varr grange Blossoms
tast BEG g1gGeF bad eosu a. her Hed-
tisE sF sears ESQ. Ser only ornament
vas Ete sr5osr's Eift. O. tsvatiirrr set
ufsE pearls. ere BRIDES b5rtEstoae. a
wefffrE saBees in f6ar e1gFses VAS
served after tEF refraoaF uifh covers
rar ts. ueahers % tbe two Immediate
faaLles. TIE E@as~ vas decorated a.
F51a aaf uhife r1wsFs. bogggsts and
baskets as spring f1wers frianinE
fks esr51zs r16es- ttr and Wrs Gag-
.rF ezge gone Co V5sif the ErDogss sis-
Ter tfrs Mecau. a. tfaatrzgfHa. Iowa
-zsklsE ths Trip ia tfr Gaaisy's car.
rhs bride voTs q tFavsiiuE suit %
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
DRIVES AWAY
HEADACHE
Rub Mcsterolc on Forehead
and Temples

a kradzehr remedy wishosss fh- Asa-
Frrs of ~hr4daehe r1cdteinr. ReiirVes
tradzcr~ ard thas Fiiserzhic feeling
ffar1 e6tt - e1cErfst1r- Ard i acts az
onerf AfCSTEROLE is a clean. Vhite
otafrrrns nzade Wtfh oti of mustard. Bet
ter tasa a --nsszF4 plaster and dos nos
tissseF. Used oaiy externally, and N no
Way can aeecf stomach and heart. as
sarae i1srrrszi r1cdscircs DO.
Beet f1s Sore IirFqai. brcrehiiii.
Crdes. Sfs5 Neck. Asghsna. Ncufaigiz.
CoaSrssion. Fieufity. Rfeuusa;isri. Lem
tag1 al Pains and Aehes % the Back
e l1irts. Srfains. Sore Nascies. Bruis-
ss ChdhiziFs. Frosted Feet. Colds of the
Ckcss (is often prevents Pneumouial.
AZ y0gr drrggiSg'S N zSc and SOC Jars.
zEf , spees1i large hospital stse for So 20.
Re sure yoa set the genuine MUS
TEEOLE Refuse irsifaficrs-gct What
yca asS Ger. The Mas;eFoie Company.
C.es dad. Ohio.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

sfrs. Loaiss sJa4asama7sr ~ ssn
Harris street. psfsupoft. celebrated
her 9snd bfrfhdsF saaIgersarr Tues
aaY assruaou strs srsasramafsr
has mat Der same far enc last o.
gsars m usVeneerF wifa ere faaEhf-r.
sffs q a Keller ~ eco ffsrrts street
Formertg sBs lfgef sf EssF pubUga-.
~ sac rs Fhs sUfrFE mrnaer ef enc
Roqsl NeiEGsors af Amerira aa fhr
stafs ef iowa aaf tar society rrm-n o.
bersf Her wlfH "a beaas.r1t spray ~
eaf flowers Nbaas s5 ef fsr o. ~
A iadisa we're etifes f4 tg~e.t r.- sff-
srnoos lsrarmai.F wltf SITES saf-s-
mayer The affrraaDT vas earrF
socfailg sad aelriaaa H.rfrfsr sup
per vas served rH- Fable eHe t-rar
rasea wtfa surtHE rawefs Wrs
atandenfnaVer rrrefeet masT Erff n
aow@rs aad hIfrhtfr t4sers f1 f1oar
~ tas asF ffef eldest fsaEsfrr Nfrs.
A. A DfseH ar Easr DsHaGsr. nas
present far Ffr srras.aa rner- ace
tvo ether eHIHfsee urf1E Nfre
rhomgs8n 81 u~sfv1of a u. saf
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

putty shade popiin wiih shoes. gloves
and hat 10 match the nat having as its
tr.mmiuEs pink poapons. Upon their
return Mr.. and .irs. Gauiey viii make
their home az ii2i sixth avenue. No
line. where a ucW house is furnished
ready for their occupancy and where
they viii be a. home 20 their friends
after May 10. The bride attended the
Moline pahlic aud high school and for
three years vas employed in the Royal
Seizhbors head once IN this city
she then took a position az stenogra-
ptsr vith the John Deere company in
Moline later taking her former posi-
t.ou with the Royal SeiEhbors which
shc held % the time % her marriage.
STR Gauley comes OF one OF the oldest
ana most respected families In the
cIty. Hs attended the local public and
hlzh schools. also Augustaua college
$50 to employed az the Neiie Carriage
aorEa 90 Moline.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
rlFrf u nn1nR 1IsfT0Rs.

rlrs n A. Nrserss1 oe HalleF co.
.-rfs.aet Tuesday atsrrra5n. E9aae-
.as Ftrs TrrG tiatearF ~ tt.aasErf
Wis aet wrs q w Zeal aa- Eef
saazef-r tl.ssaefh et san Nnfaato.
f~eas Ebeas cs ladies ussF these orfr
s.ar tfe..srrs. saar srrfsiaE for
sraE- games aes esEers later f1f O.
ssr.at els.t TIE aaar was aTEtfsF
decorated wlsa suF5eE flowers. apa.~
blossoms brrfaasiassIeE. vlsr a Egr-
ErGas esl1r rets fEFr1a1crG Oral FED
farrs F.rr tables aeFs ssrraaal~t
aa br4Er wrs C a. CaF.s9n woe
Eze saerr PRISE aE[ 1fra GeeFE~ w.
wood sIlaess fsveF u4riaE tsF zt-
f-rEasr tftss NfsfFa WroWr save $50
sses0 rEasers 1frs Pred LrrtssI &C.
5es gas.. seE 1fss Elizabeth u+as
save Feal.sE ts elaborate e1f.s-
a.1a sas served as ere close os tbF
srr-FaaDr Trs NusrFsos vac as
sisted .1 sef--rsfetes bF Err sister
Vrs I.Fr E-lsr. aet t~r rf~ers.
rtre Er-s l.saisFl ses rt.ss Nttars
G.sse
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
0InI fTNrH fITH.

tfrs E.ErF oFaGf1E af ser ao@T o.
t'1.ie- yesterday atFFe11E acted as
fe- E9ssrss CO. sE~ Olive Ctaea club
Zee gslzl tlFeF tables vrr~ PLAYED
sst ere rrsF pr.zs. on atgmIHlm tet-
s.r trt. r1 tfFa a C sf1urer Nrs
ST. r.. safaerlart CO fEis es1F TOOK the
sre1s4 aFzr. O. srf of baking dishes.
Frf ffrs W a Rank received tl~ coa-
s1-aF.1a fsFar sa aproa. Nfrs. FraaS
Gs.irE Frr FIaE fhr t116y favor.
s~terai tal4srFeairfs. a iaueh vas
served sf tsr egaeiasi5s cf TIRE games
aEt fFe club vac invited 90 meet ir
fa1 vF~ss uiEa tirs. i. W- Tempir.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

rss Versa t~se- WEre1et. .a-sE-
G-f OF Efrs Gs UI.@se et e2sE 1taF-
Ises1r sfrreE. usrrspeFts vac uslsFg
5s carriage s1 Eaers GrsF OF Rock
sssF aaEsftsr FTeafaE Of 6.easee
Fr .er bone ef Tsss.F oe ere FeseF
81 fr C.-asst ef ssss etfr NssrsG5sE
.f- t=Htsl .eaer were 1t.ss Hlshet
assaaa e- usrsetest ss5 Wrrrsf o.
W seaaes. brafe-r ar tEr tfsr. 81
uaa-rserE rGe rrtr was EaNert Eel
Is wafsr eessr.5.F wssa sa gtFrGfsss
ac lser aHr w6es s Vffre ess saE
eee rsarrs vrfe Ne5lr esFuasf1ss-
Nf.rr fs- rrrressrv fHsrr was sE elss-
erase ve,tt5sE ssesef st ssF EsesF %
Fls EreoHs ss5Fsrr. 1894 FlstE-se t-sr
hs,e seeags G1es ts,sat sse.ssg az
tFrason ttr trdEst ease,s received
ere Gssa.ss-sss 6f ~asV as tfs5f
trd-sts ss ere tF@r of ere ert@Fs
aatE-F. tfrs Wu@as .fr seE tfrs
EFar W.T. tr sr t5rr after Jsa- On
lsses tssss5 ss ft1g TEiFt avFsss.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
INTERTArN PHI pIKA PISvE.

Mr. and Mrs ~. J. Aubry ~ their
bone. SOS Slxtecath avenue. Moline.
last evening entertained members OF
the Phi peka Fenic club a a most de-
iiEhifui evening. Cards Fere played
IN which prizes Tere won By Mrs. e.
ruer Peterson and Waiter williamson.
nrti and ". ). Aubry. consolation. The
rooms Tcre fragrant Eith spring Wild
nowers' sweet villa rs and blue bells.
Musical numbers we're enjoyed and a
tWo course lunch vas served AZ a table
bright with Covers The club will be
entertained n iEl weeks By Miss Alice
Murphy. eosi Fifteenth street. Moline.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
rTAaI--iNTHnNY.

ossf vas received ls tkF e5sT yes
ssrtsr ssssgse5sE tlE EaFrlaEs of
Mss Eaehart Nrsseev % uestsFs Cot
Co Jack rssEss of ueevsr. tss esfs-
esev taking a.ses ia tess city Tees
Cav astTFnses. Arr5t 81. TIE brt1F
vas bern ast reared on E6eS tstssf
saG ts sse ssepsst sagEsser % tfr
ssG tfrs " ~ Aashs1vs tstf SAB
sussss. SEE ssssEGrf tsT te1zfrl-
.sw sesacl as4 tiEs seaoot sst fas
tas tsss ten Years has beer sap.oTsf
ss straeErsa wtta ere Itsv Ctosk-
ms ssE Seee Eagss tr uesveT So
sss uaany srtssGs ta fss eifV wh8 VII
81 pleased Co learn of ssr rsarrisEr
Wr rsaEss e q travslisE salesman
- ss@ ssssr erm. TrsY have gore for
e Wssf.sF TRIP Co los AsEsiss as6
ether coast cities ssf geoa SssiF Fs-
tara wsll rsst4s on . Fsseh rssr psa-
vrr
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
DIR. q. =. VINCENT TO ADDRESS
TEACHERS.

The Tsin-City Teachers association
has been fortunate 10 being able 20
bring 90 the twin-cities DT. George ;.
Viucent % the University % Mime
sota. formerly with the University Of
Chicago. Who viii speak a. the Moline
liFh school May : a. 5 o'clock. lie
viii take a. his subject The Mind %
tire Mob Ia order 20 give their
frieuds an opportunity 20 hear DR.. Vim
cent the association has decided 20
make th~ meeting az open one and a
small admiaEiou fec Viii be charged
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

ways to see you away from home. Be
cautious whatever you do. The peo-
pie with whom you live may have
very good reason for wanting 20 keep
you away from the man. Remember
that your future happiness depends
upon your decision.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: ID Is it the
time of year 10 wear white shoes?
(2) What do you think of a boy who
holds a girl up tight when he dances
with her? PETE AND SLICK.
% It is too early.
(2) New dances are strenuous and
when a boy learns TO dance he often
holds a girl tighter than is necessary.
from nervousness. This habit grows
upon him until II is difficult TO dance
in any other way. Such a boy ought
not TO be condemned. AS for the boy
who holds a girl tight for the pleasure
he gets out of it-he ought to be os-
tracized from society, according TO my
views, and respectable girls ought 20
shun him as a boy with a bad reputa-
ton Many of my young readers viii
laugh ar my opinion on this subject
but nevertheless I know what 1 am
talking about Girls who allow them
selves to be held too tight may count
on Il that they viii be criticised By
boys of all stamps.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

so a tHu~ errreeeF erftar1r@
.rsr sH-HHHr AZ rH a.1ea aE Fs@
sser sr fa- srttr g. rart Hgrro Niss
Bertha A. n-rrr sseErr fes tr'fr %
Ha.f tf Etse... nls1 es Port EfF1e.
Her r.rF eesrHF1v vss performed hF
r.- rrears tssrer ter So O. Ggssr..s
rsssar aF fse rarr u7r11 Mr't9i.ss
Fa-.r. rrraers 9r ere ego families
a-s~f rs- sefv E.~sFs. Ttr h~tt~ vas
err.r tr "a s.ar.r wEIFr f7vr a
wetg1aE s4sae- vss sr~F-t after ttF
ceremony rfr aet Hrs fTsse,t iFff
rsr o. seFrF w-t..rE tr.p sst reF1rr-
frr etr Hasr fsrsr eere tr r1rt Hl
ra- ree 1rtr rs fe~ tasEesrr rf
F-art Perry ef r5rt uqso- art
-ee ar Sizes v Fssfrr of tais r.'F.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
MISS PRITCHARD TO WE'D CLYDE
BRAIN.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. a. Pritchsrd OF Had
isi Heights. Davenport. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Alice.
to Clyde II. Braun OF Davenport. which
will take place Wednesday morning.
May :. a. 8 o'clock At the church of
ST Paul the Apostle. The attendants
~iil be Miss Helen Braun OF Burliug-
ton and John II. Cosgrove OF Daven-
port After the ceremony there will
be wedding breakfast az the Hotel
Eiackhawk. served 20 the immediate
relatives. Covers will be laid for 90.
The bridal couple will leave At once
FOR Chicago and from there they will
30 20 Burlington. They will be az
home after June l At e01s Lille ave
nue.. Miss Pritehard. who has lived
in Davenport all her life. is the favor
ite OF a vide circle OF friends She at
tended the Davenport public schools
and Is . graduate OF the high school.
Mr.. Braun is n bookkeeper at the Iowa
National bank and he has lived in Dav-
enport for FIVE years. The announce
ment will call forth the good wishes
of many friends OF both young people.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
IVY sso CLrR ENTERTAINED.

Mrs Hrnry Gaethir az her home ~
Center Station acted as hostess 20 the
try Card club yesterday afternoon.
Three tables % 500 weFc played aud
the prizes were awarded 20 Mrs Henry
GeisieF. hFs;. Mrs. ~ Noss. second. and
AiTs. =. ,. Carlson. consolation. Mrs.
Louise Dresser taking tie booby favor.
Mrs Caethls served an elaborate din
ues az a table Beautifully decorated
uita Quantities % carnations and roses
each % the ladies receiving a bouquet
% carnations - = favor. In two
weess tirs- Louise Dresser. 1913 Sew
cntserth street. Wtii aet ss the hostess.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
srEFEI~T HE~. JOHNSON.

Terrtv uezbsFs % ere Nffsr You
Cart eish rttsast sG4 carried oct q
sseesssfal sgrprtss parry isss svsa-
iaE oa Ms \ n tokEsoG- xolsx %
bsr hoess on Nfnts street. sogfs Rack
fsiazG 20 cs5ssrsts her Birthday saai-
vsrsary. TEsy sSsEt tie svsnis< pisy-
la< suehrs ss4 "a Egsss3nE eoctss;s ir
Ssieh tas prtrss vs-s vo- ~ Nrs.
Nsrr HkcesskasEh sa4 Nrs. ita Fer
xascE- Tss cc=vsry erogxh, ~i,e
tssn p-1vts,ors for = ignch -hieE
vas served. Nrs. Johasos vss isst
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The womsn's Missionary society OF
Broadway Presbyterian church will
meet tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs. {. O. Woodruff. SIS Twenty
third street. instead OF with Mrs. Dan
iel Montgomery as previously an
nouneed. sickness in the latter's family
necessitating the change.
The ladies OF the Altar society of
81. Joseph's church will hold their
quilting tomorrow afternoon in the
school house AS there is much work
TO be done II is desired that ell the
members attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church will have a meeting at
the church parlors tomorrow from
TO $50 o'clock when there will be a
demonstration OF aluminium ware. q
program, refreshments and souvenirs.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
WApT a0o
HOME
pQeBLIHS
mrs ELTzAsErE TEe~PSoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am boy
10 and have been going with a girl
my age for three years. Everything
went fine while We were at high
school. but after graduation she was
not. 1 got a position with small pay,
but a chance 10 rise.
\ few weeks ago this girl returned
home for her Easter vacation and 1
saw her a few times. She did not
seem as pleased with my company as
she used to be, and some way she
made me very conscious OF my man
ners and clothes. One night I took
her TO the show. While We were there
she looked me over carefully. men
toned that I was wearing the same
suit she used to see a year ago, asked
why I didn't wear cloth-top shoes
such as well dressed boys are wearing
now. and suggested that I give more
thought 10 dress.
! really do give as much thought
TO my clothes as I dare, Mrs. Thomp-
son. and I am always neat. I want
10 know If you think I am wasting
my time in continuing my friendship
with this girl? We write to each
other twice a week, and il takes con-
siderable time, which is very valua-
BILE TO me just now. feel, too, that
the reason the girl writes is that she
likes to show my numerous letters TO
the other girls. Some way the air
she had adopted in this short time
disgusts me and don't feel that I can
bother with her any more. Would it
be exceedingly rude 10 stop writing?
ERNEST.
Write her letter and tell her that
YOU are too busy TO keep up the cor
I don't blame you for
being disgusted with her. In becom-
ing snob she has ceased TO be a lady.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
OF 70 and boarding in the city. I met
4 gentleman friend the other day and /
he asked to call, and ! told him that /
he might Do you think that I did 1
right
When he called the people with 4
whom l am boarding treated him /
coolly and 1 was told I could not have
gentleman company. When I was al /
home ] could have company. have /
known this Young man for some time /
and admire him very much In fact,
am in love with him. And as he
wanted me TO keep steady company
and the people with whom l live OBJ
ect 10 il, what would you advise me
70 do? / cannot eat nor sleep over
he loss of this man and l mourn all
he time and am very lonesome. Do
you think I am old enough TO marry?
I'm very old for my age. What would
rou do in this case?
BLUE EYES
AS long as you are in love with the
nan. and find your present home so
I would advise you to
marry. If the man really loves YOU.
he opposition afforded by the people
With whom YOU live will only make
him all the more determined TO win
Tou. He viii take you places and find
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
sTRPRIsT MR. ClRNry.

\ company q 20 moulders employed
az Rock islasd arsenal went 20 the
home Of Thomas J. Carney. 72s Four
teeuth-and-a-h half street. las, evening
and carried out a surprise party on
him The n en- passed the evening with
card games. music and Mrs. Carney
served a foiir course dinner.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

U1 sl glaea .t4b members gathered
yesterday ia tse t1ar OF tfsf- J. o..
graF~elt. 800 Flreeafh street for the
f9Ftsistf'F meeting Thrrr tables of
riaea urre r.af~t vits tEr prizes 60
ieE fg tfrs q. sirmoa. Wrs. .. McCar-
ron. ttre 80 uzmptar taking che aIi-
a4E favor. LaHef uaa served az the
small tables after tE~ szm~E The
etsb vas 5rr.fet r1 meet iu tu6 weeEa
aifs ttrs =. s.sm9a on Michigan ave-
Erar. s9ltF Rock ts.ard
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

Iasa q s.azt~ana7rr os Mlsssagoiis.
Mae Mrs ss~aErsrsr pas bora
I'll M4Eeaaasrr. GFrrraEr. Orb +s21
ans eemr ta America p.ss ssr szs-
aaa1 Ieaa ass-fseeaTsr. ahost 81
years ars Trsr fstef fs Eass De-
aa4a~ 4asu t.s rrsss ~ 1tr s'az4se-
mayer t- ttfs Tfrs sssEf~s@s7Fr
n~r maE~ er~ rs@r asiss Mrs uset
4srr t81s wsre csc eaef fe rarfs-
sDre
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
TRINITY CTmB Win MIS-.
htI~IE.

Toe weekly meeting os Trin.iy Euiid
Wss held yesterday afteruooa 90 the
koa5s OF 1irs. = u Kaiser ttIs Ninc-
ts~rIE street. vstn a Eo1t attendance
9f m~mt~re. The time passed quickly
v.fh sewing E'sIt.rz and the serving
% rFfrrsfurHtE The guild wiI meet
Eesr weFt ir th~ parish house.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
J0III 30 CLrH TNTIETtNTD.

Jolly faH f.aH wFa.trrt arrr enter
Fslrr1 yesterday Estrru0ou az she
taae 1f sfas. Elmer T1rrglis, l1 $40
Us- rfrr~ tables 1f 800 a~re eur
el.rf-s aal f1 wrs r WavEstf. ,frs
Flaas E-u7. yfrs David gassiGE and
1fss Peter Larstesa f-u tk- prizes
s fFr Ean-s a feEea uas served
sfr=F fr- EaaFf sG1 tfFs Pred Hrrs-
.rE .ar.fet 'ar ria1 HraFrrt ln tF aer
s--srs Gel Eua ar-as.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
ANnIEsnN.nnHII.

Hsv 81 = Chafiey a. th~ Memorial
Cssts'ias esgrca yesterday aftsruoon
ss q o'eiges oGeiatrl az fh~ marriage
~ Miss Emna Lag.ss Goh!r % Gcn-
rsra aaf l.aurrnee r AnEerson %
Gr~ea River Tse cagpie was accom-
panied b1 tEelr psrrats. Air aeG Mrr.
anErrroH eiit snake fteir home a. lI01
F.nrrerh street. fhis r.'y. ~ AufeF-
sFs having TecraflT E6re into bssl-
r~ss sr fGIs r.fF
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
For Dandruff, we recommend
Heka4l!G
"SS" Hair ] onic
Thomas Drug Co.
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH Or A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant relief-no waiting Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the ar
passages of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, sflt-
fling, blowing, headache, dryness- 20
struggling for breath at night your
cold or ca tarrh disappears.
Get a mail bottle OF Ely's Cresm
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant. antiseptle'
healing cream in your nostrils- II pen
etrates through every air passage Of the
head soothes the infamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes IN
stantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuhsd-uP
with cold or pasty catarTh-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
AfEEN sTEEET SOCIETY COFFEE.

The Ladies Sewing society o. Aikeu
street chapel enJsrtalnrd 40 O erEee
yesterday afternoon af frr chapel. 80
ladies enleFtrF IeiiFhtf4i affair iu
eraHreflnr with tho coffee fancy arfi-
ei~s ar1 home bakery goods vas sold
and tFem tEes~ S. was realized The
nest place 9r ere meeting ir ts1 weeks
HiIf be announced later
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
PROGRAM APOLLO CONCERT.

Apollo cise club concert In Zion Lu-
theran church tomorrow evening will
undoubtedly prove 20 be an exeep-
tiorsiiy good musical feast. judging
from tae folloving program snnoune-
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

ed for the occasion. Admission 70 the
concert IS free and this ought 10 guar
antee a large attendance. 4 silver
free-will Offering will be taken. part Of
which goes 20 the Zion church. The
program;
a. Guds LOT Naturen Beethoven
b. Sjridsbon .............L Lindblsd
Apollo Glee club.
Reading
a. Make Believe .............B Boz
- 4 Bachelors Reverie Sherman
q The Last Letter .-........ kirke
Emil Hass.
Vocal
a. The Vulcan Song ........ .Gounod
b Asked fran Hemmet. ..... Anon
Edwin Johnson.
al Annie Laurie .............. Buck
b. Marching ..-.--..-.......N Nevin
Chorus.
Vocal. The Lord IS My Light 90. Buck
Edwin and Victor Johnson.
Hark. the Trumpet Calleth ...... Buck
Chorus.
Reading. The Wedding Guest o. Henry
Mr.. Hass.
The Lost Chord ..... Bremer-Sullivan
Instrumental
a. Serenade ..............Ti Titl
b. Nightingale Scene from II Pen
sierose .-..---.-.......H Handel
Miss Esther FryXell. piano. Hugo Glib
son. flute: Hjalmar Fryxell. violin.
a. TIL Mitt Hemland ...... Kroner
b. Sof Ro .............. MohrinE
With solo By Mr.. Johnson and chorus.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

100 most etquisiteiV trimmed
pattern hats usually sold every.
where ap 20 SIS. tuciudiug Fisk.
Gage. WtliouehbV and New York
patterns For this wouderfgf
sale. beGlnniag Friday. chotce
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29
SOCIAL EVENTS

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b~r of oss~r pretty gifts
Rock Island Argus., 1915-04-29

400 beagtiful trimmed hats fG
summer wear very latest STYLES.
pFsttiest eolors Many values tG
$500. BE here early as possible
beginning Friday. eh1tes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-07
PRIZE OFFERED FOR LLYMURIEL' ; IDEA

F1sIE new styles in skirts are not
 without their compensations, From Fifth avenue to the Battery and from New York to San Francisco wall went up when the edict spread that full skirts had come to stay and that to be seen in the old fashioned ''un1- brella case" would be almost crime. What shah do with my last years suit? It is perfectly good, but it can't possibly be made full.'' was the cry heard on all sides
 But now the women are going to have a chance to make themselves immor- tai. War and hard times have become too much at last. and the new idea which is rapidly gaining in fashion circles is that of s'pollynurieL" It Is a garment meant to be worn on all oc- casions and by all sorts of Women-a universal garment, so to speak
 Efforts to set a style in this direction have failed many times. for what style is there that can be worn by every oneY 'tOf course.' said one woman recent ly, "the men wear clothes cut by the same pattern. but they do look silly, and how would an afternoon tea look if all the women wore tuxedos?
 There are some women, chiefly law yers and doctors. who have leaning toward feminine tuxedos. and to please them a somber, straight, dark blue ef- feet was evolved This was all right for the office workers, but it didn't ap- peal to others, and the designers start ed all over again, this time seeking a sweet, girlish costume. The debutantes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-07

were delighted. but chill fell when the older women confabbed. Rosebuds and frills might be all right for the, butterflies of fashion, but they wouldn't go with a thirty-twc waist measure.
 Again the "pollymur1el'' was essayed. but this time protests came in from all up in despair. It was decided that the -onls5 thing to do was to start polly mur1eP' contest. open to all, in the hope of fin ting a universal garment, useful. yet beautiful. which would greet the eyes of men in their offices. their homes. the bathrooms and even in the subways, The contest is open till Juna 30, and a prize of S15O will be awarded for the best design. To quote the words of the ''poIlymuriel' committee:
 .HThe polIymurieF is a universal gown for women to be worn at social and formal gatherings It is a gown that is to be proper on all occasions. It is to be built on formal lines, offer ing opportunities for convertible, pleas ing effects. It will undergo no season. al or yearly changes"
 The ''pollymurieP' may be worn in don "po1lyrnurieP' when she gets out of her baby clothes and wear it grace fully through life. No longer will she worry when spring comes or dread the approach of winter. Will the polly rnuriel" hat come in? If any one has an idea on that score it should be com municated to the 'tpollymuriel" commit tee, 52S Riverside drive. New York city.