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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
elnIIIINE.InnAHn.

Miss Hrrtss Edwards. daughter ~
ttF arf MIS-. William ~ Edwards. f-s
F1FtY-ffta street W8iire became the
bride % Walter trviaE sesiii.nE con
1f Str ard Mrs. q 81 SehuifrE o. East
M5,iss. vixen a pretty home Wedding
vas performed THURSDAY rvr~fr= az
tEe brides s1wF. The Rev T.. W Hav-
srnstr % East Moline Methodist
cturef performed the ceremony On
tt~ pFesruer % a company ~ o. we'd
diaE Eursss- TIE brides sister. 3f.sa
W1iiis Edwards. VAS her attendant
snf Enu Raffsn attended the bride
Eroofa- Hiss Edaa Mitchell PLAYED q
bsastffat program of our Erardrr1th-
sF-s love sasFs. preceding the ceremony
Win Annie Laurie Believe Nr II
All These EadeartnE VouuE Charms
-pFiak % We oaiy wifh Thine Eyes.
asf darinE che ceremony. Loves old
Sweet s1aE.- fnishiaE with Love.
VIII Love Thee Ever
The bridal gown vas e beautiful
white oFEantis made vtth slightly
raised waist lire fall skirt bandef wien
satin rtbboss caught az Intervals sifr
clusters % grange blossoms and over
re staple bodice % orEaaais and tuiis
vas woTu lace Jacket. she wore a
ieaE bridal veil caught Wtth orange
blossoms Her hagques Vas e lovely
shower eject % white sweet peas
wsics she sftsrvarG presented % her
ssotksr. Her Bridesmaid urore a dainsy
Stiss essbfas5srss EoWu.
FoiiowtaE eoEEratgtatlors TIE e1rn-
psry repaired % ths homs % tie
srifs1s agss. tfrs = ~ MaEiii. uheFe
UefeisE supper wes served
TIE Toa1E people have gone into a
sew sorss ready for thea near Seventh
street. Ezst Mosiss- TIE bride attend
- local sesaois asG vas graduated
from tee tiEh sehaoi vith she class o.
1919 siscs tsss sss has taught a. the
foes Deere seksot ,fr. sehuiirr a
o. re eoairaetiaE sa4 bsiidiuE voFE
O. Gas: tt0iise
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

Gooseherry Marmalade-Makea pro-
portion of twO-thirds gooseberries to
one-third pulp, adding little over
pint of water 70 a pound OF fruit; cook
until soft Put through sieve, and 70
each pound OF fruit add one and one
fourth pounds granulated sugar. Cook
until thick. skimming when necessary.
Put in jelly glasses. In making this
marmalade. If one prefers. the combi-
nation of gooseberries and raspberTies
may be used instead OF gooseberries
and oranges.
Currant Narmaiade-After having
washed and drained the desired guam
tity OF currants and taken off the stems,
cook and mash. Then rub through q
fine sieve-so fine, in fact, that the
seeds Will not get through. For every
pound OF pulp allow one pound sugar
IL red currants are used; If black cur
rants are used, three-fourths of a
pound CThis later measure prevails
for white cUrrants as WELD. Cook pulp
% minutes. add sugar. stir and cook
until a little put on cold saucer re
tains its round shape. Put into jars
and when cool, cover.
Pear and Pineapple Marmalade-
Take two quarts pears, one large pine
apple and four cups sugar. Pare, core
and quarter the pears; prepare the
pineapple tusing care TO remove the
eyes). Chop fine, place in porcelain
lined pan. add. sugar and boil until
clear. Seal in glasses.
Orange Marmalade-Take six or
anges TO two lemons. Slice fruit, then
add a pint of cold water and one and
one-quarter pounds graduated sugar.
Cook until it iellies. and put into
glasses.
Orange-Rhubarb Marmalade-Take
three pounds sugar. three pounds rhu
barb and four oranges. Wash rhubarb
thoroughly; also wash oranges. Then
peel oranges, cutting the white inner
part away from the skin and using
the outer skin of orange. Place all,
rhubarb sugar. oranges-both pulp
and outer ssin-in granite dish, and
boil until thick. Seal in Jars. This is
n delicious breakfast delicacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
The FIshtInr Pnrsnn.

waen the EreaS-ErandfaSher OF the
Duke % Norfolk Vas engaged IN any
% his slsctioaserinE contests he was
always attended BY his chaplain. an
athletic man. one Who had made such
GOOD uss % his handE on several oc-
easions that he acquired the name Of
the fEhtirE parson.~ STR. Dauncey.
an eminent counsel. having once 20
examine him a. a witness during n
trial. asked whether he vas no; the
gentleman called the hkhtiuE par
son-- 4 believe I am. SIR the divine
replied. but ~ you require any more
positive proof and will do me the favor
20 step out % eourt ! will give u 10 you
under BY Own hand No further evt-
deaee VAS taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
.HOULSEIOIxD>Isss.G,
HTNTLC 49,.

J peaches on top of pineapple, placing
several sour cherries in the pit cavity
OF the peaches; pour cream salad
dressing over each slice.
Spanish Bun-One and one-fourth
/ cups brown sugar. two eggs, one-half
cup milk. one-fourth cup butter, one
teaspoon cinnamon, one-half teaspoon
I cloves, one-half teaspoon nutmeg, one
and three-fourth cups -four, one and
one-half teaspoons baking powder.
Frosting for bun: White of one egg
beaten stiff, one cup brown sugar.
California Nut and Date Bread
One cup sugar Cgranulated); add two
eggs and beat, one and one-haIf cups
sweet milk. one cup dates chopped fine
one cup English walnut meats chopped
fine. one-fourth teaspoon salt. four
cups -four, four teaspoons baking pow
der. Sift -four and baking powder four
times. Put into two loayes and bake
in slow oven one hour.
New Rhubarb Sauce-Oue cup
prunes, three cups rhubarb, one cup
granuIated sugar. Wash prunes and
cook until tender in enough water 10
cover; when done remove stones. Peel
rhubarb. cut in small pieces, add to
prunes with sugar and cook until
thick sauce is formed.
Oatmeal Cookies-One cupful hot
cooked oatmeal "a leftover reheated1,
two tablespoons shortening, one tea
spoon salt. one cupful sugar. one tea
spoonful cinnamon. about two cupfuls
-four. one-half cupful halved raisins.
one-half cupful chopped nuts, one-haH
cupful molasses, one-haIf tea spoonful
soda. Mix in order given. Drop two
inches apart on we'll oiled cOoky
sheet. Bake in a moderate oven.
Rhubarb Pudding-Make a thick
batter as for dumplings. Place lay
er in pan, then a layer Of prepared
rhubarb. prepare by cutting up and
thoroughly scalding with strong soda
waler). Cover with another layer Of
batter. and steam till done. For
sauce, take sour cream, sweeten 70
pudding. Graham -four may be used
for the batter.
Strawberry Puffs-Take equal parts
strawberries and sugar: crush berries
and sugar together. strawberry but
ter Will do as weld. Grease six cups
and set in steamer; put two spoons
strawberries in bottom of cups and
add two heaping tablespoons of fol
lowing batter; one egg, pinch of salt,
two tablespoons granulated sugar, one
cup sweet milk, one heaping teaspoon
baking powder. -four to make stiff bsf-
ter that Will not drop from spoon
Steam half hour. Serve hot with
cream and sugar
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
MALT ono
HOME
VeBLIMS
YRS ELrzABETE TEeNPS0N

Dear Mrs. Thompson: AS I am a
broken hearted woman. I wish you
would give me some good advice. My
husband is kind in some ways. but he
has such a stubborn disposition. He
never comes home from work and finds
me away. l always have his meals
ready. and try TO keep my house clean.
and always look neat and tidy myself.
l do every thing I can TO please him.
He can always see what some other
woman has on and how much work
she does. II he ever sees anything
do. he never says anything about it. 1t
doesn't make any difference what
buy in the way OF clothes, he never
says anything unless 1 ask him. He
rather acts as If he were mad. 1 just
feel that I can't stand it.
A BROKEN HEARTED WOMAN.
AS long as a little appreciation
means so much 10 a woman. it seems a
shame that husbands do not give more
20 their wives. Since your husband is
one OF the many selfish. thoughtless
men. you may as we'll make up your
mind TO do your best Just for the pleas
ure you viii set out of the work itself
and keeping up appearances. In time
YOU viii get great satisfaction out of
doing things we'll regardless If what
your husband thinks. And who knows?
Perhaps he himself Will in lime come
20 see the folly Of his present course.
Dear Mrs. Thompson; N VIII YOU
please give me remedy for falling
hair2
t2l I am going 20 have about ten or
twelve couples at my home TO spend
the evening. They are TO be young
people from sixteen 10 twenty years
OF age. VIII YOU please give me some
games that would be suitable; some
thing besides cards and dancing.
tS' I wish 20 invite the girls and
thei boy friends. Should I send the
boys invitations or let each girl invite
her friend? BROWN EYES.
Cd Brush the hair every night. The
brush must have long britles, rather
far apart. in order that they shall
reach the scalp and the stroke stimu-
late as well as polish the hair. Also
there must be a massage every night. a
tonic put on at the same time is likely
TO hasten Improvement A mixture
like is made from "a dram of alcoholic
tincture OF capicum. two drains of nux
vomica. three-Quarters of an ounce OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
nINrtr.ninM0fI,T.

SIZES GssF Htamaaiss. sagEffrr ~
ttrs Afs EtgaaaisF. zs1t fIfteerth
ssress- N8tise. aet NtVfa Hester. sis1
~ waHes. we're married Wefffs3s7
evening" AZ 3 80 st ere Swedish LlfE-
sfsa ssssaesEr. ere Rev f. q. Berg
ssF1sE esftgFmisE ere errrmaaT JEriF
sfE~s1ssFs we're AfF. aaf Mrs gst1.f
Fauf a westlHE sappes vas served
sE ere b-ifF.s Ea@e t1ji1uinE fEr eFrr-
reFF sEt places we're iaif Zoe ~
Roses asf esFrast1as formed e. pretty
table esesFFbsree- Hgfh tsr brtfr ard
eeF sttrstaef u1re ErWrs OF blue
Veffs asG c7sssEe basagrFs 81 NHrerj-
can fsagtF F6ses- 1tr ard ttFs ugrf-
20 utit reside wtth her mother. uhrrr
Fe-T pu o. &c tose 90 tEslr friends.
DE HasfsF is e1ri6Trf bv ere Deere
Harvester company. East Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
FRANK-ENG

Ms. MzGEs Eak. dsaEktsr % Mrs.
EG=k - EEzzs. stiT Tsirtssash ave
ace. AT George Frszk. also % tAis
city. VII - gEltsf "a marriage tkls
svsafsE - The bone % the brides
mother. Rev. ". @. oEi@v-e % South
Fsrk FrssbytsrtAa church vii per-
form tks eeFs=oay. Sklca Will b. Eif-
sssse9 ~ a company % 80 relatives
Miss Bertha wssssab~r< % Davenport
Stii sttss4 the bride az maid % hoaor
ast tas Ercorz's brother. VIII Frank
viii serve htG as bes: @aa. TIE
kogss viIi - decorated n pink and
vkits roses scs sweet PEAS ase Q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
snrIlI ANNnr-NrFHrNTs.

Tt-e memorial services arranged hy
che ladies % the Grand Army for to-
morrow have been postponed one week
because % the funeral OF r. Il. Buck
camp %. NJ ". 4. will hold an fee
cream Eociahie and dancing party
Tuesday evening. June e. tn Odd Eel
lows hall The affair Is for members
and their friends.
The ladies' auxiliary 90 the Rock Is
land County Humane society Wiii meet
Mnuday afternoon 10 the nurses room
ia the basement Of the public library.
III" ladies viii sew children's
clothes and anyone interested IS In
vitcd 90 attend and assist.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

Ffss Barnard -Gl-fft.fr'l
rhnrsfaf trrFaaoa sf fef af-r.H haaF
90 niahf.earn street. aItI. 1ts.lae. Taen
Iffsa 1fsrIaa H1rHHfaass ives Hrarrrf
az another af .Be maaF nfro1Df.f. at'
Ties sfgen ar Scr Gtlre.s numbered
b neusf rif we rtr trrHa0a fat
a sieafa supper Neea ss verr eue
8fnd willie VrsHHa an .HF eem
4Hlf 1araH ~ Wr Hamr. HHrrr 'rr
NINA aaa1dfHaana were f Decorative
safars rHa 4rsf vas tIsr f fII'f
seG aInf sf shower rar .sr 1f.Is. .rr
~. rr4 af HHEF towels. ltfse t1U
smag. faf maaT other usrflI ts...re
fsr enc hal1raem we've bFaff1t -s Hrr
"a "a naF Hawun. Wnen tHr 6t.a'e
suBDrf wfs announced cushions were
4u8Dlef aH Hr lawn. NHrrr t1eftef
uaff4a rsItfarc waa effrir.t aut ar t.r
clever hostess In fHs serving Hf f mess|
fsifeiauf meaf no.srs 7.-.i wt ate-
enc0n fsr eve were eassrf fnt cone
salnuf ae ft.Hffssf OF parcels wrapped
and urd Win amE taf t.gr ribbons
rhaE we're continuous surprises lHr
afIer -sauueF aoufs were enjoyed .ar
doors Nae vueffsls music tst gem
srst socuhufT a FuE- vase ef Ea.iea
reuasv mars4eritrs nffEafreef tHr lVr.
aa roona,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
ITvT r0TFFT % UirrtsTIlDffs.

F.r Jane erHrr perry as ere Gsf5-s
Naf sselsev sf tss Ffrss gsesass eEzFet
was Eetf yesterday. Nrs. George C1s-
rf.t Gee FaeFrseagsts street. 9ssr1sE
Der bone r8f ere rafsetstsesrt Of ere
.ftes tffs " Dr. csstbsEzsr. 1fss
mi S. ward sef Wrs Ctffa grek as-
rf enc trsEsss ts eafsfGs.sssE
mere vEs ts affsefsser a large reez-
aer ~ ere members asf theie fftsets
su et weFee bassrf themselves wfss
rss~v uofE se5 sewing ard on tee en-
I1T@ees Of Vrtrats asf vocal rssfs
g=rresseerss were served Co ere la
f-es-
sOrrH rtEE MISSION SOCIETY.
TIE wsoar.s Nffsss1earv society %
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

The aaat et tas fecitsss Elfse 81
pitno saa Feiee susis ef Mas atff
LINDSAY 0lffef t.ola eaells ef Aiitt
A4oa WGlaams. aad eiase e4sils ef
MSS Vtairf Neffg1 EEL uas Hifea a
ne 0flser sfalIias sasg seealaa fhe
nisabsrs were sFsn 81 Hr mafr 90
saneef af me BuaIf taf 20 er'ariia
wsa ss faleNs
Prologue cs Fiiill'ieei .s.. L.aeectft. II
al4mhef song ...r......s ts'iaa'.
Starry esmsfeIL
AYE M.sfia -......-.. .s.sr.-. N'D
sfirmHriaE erseses .a....s.. j-asea
Sweet Good NfEHe ...-..re. aIsffra-t
t0is rrv
rhFse Fsrel.ifss ...-.. --...... caa2ia
Gsdfs Anderson
ffFma fs rHr NfHf ............ ..ftf
~Ltua Grev Stone a1 nr Wrst
..r...rr.- .-........ lf
fnY rsdiesfl
CaFt sBsaee
sonafs. 'sfsoa EaF' -..-.. Beethoven
hdaae sosseuHft
tIenfetr1 fnf'EfIe
Presto sfi.tfa
Areaf overs
srraFsr fram Tfaehtaa-r' FtFh-r
eye Gtass taf rtrs anar
fteevss ......... ore arefen
s.re,. savsra.gsf nrU Hlt1t
LaaIer Ha5raHf.t
afe.s..4-frfs U HFfHfeels
aRamaas-" lrrom Second e1arrrfaI
. H-a avetE
fAr ms sane. mrs oer.ralr Wtf-
SEM
Fave ruffF
win Frftlfr cltt lIti,tft
.saff f-afr a4 ff-af ny Voice
- HflGF teFs
Spring D'eaFa
eutfte fflHE-F
Concerto n a. Wsaf ffsf move
Urnf
fsarsad aHaa tnss 0U7eff
Hasais aaarF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

cocoa oil and two and half ounces of
cologne Ii the hair seems 10 be heavy
with natural grease, one more likely
TO agree is made from half an ounce of
alcoholic tincture OF cantharides.
three-quarters OF an ounce of spirits Of
rosemare, glycerine and aromatic vim
egar. with an ounce and half OF rose
water.
C2) I have not room in the column
to describe games.
90 Send the boys invitations.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: "a I am a
girl of II years I have been going
with a boy for over a year. Is it all
right for him TO kiss me good night
on Sunday nights? We both admire
one another veIy much. NY parents
think he is an exception and his par
ents think the same of me. H. is 10
and has a real good position in my
home town
90 What would YOU do when a very
good girl friend would coax your boy
friend off to go with her? Would it
be proper TO go with him again
Should have anything 10 do with her?
Do you think she is what she ought 10
be?
Should you, after returning home in
the evening always express to your
boy friend what a nice time YOU had
and thank him. after going with him
for over a year and feel toward him as
a sister? MAXINE.
90 It is not considered right 10 kiss
a man before YOU are engaged 20 him.
If the man you refer 10 in question one
is the same as the one in question two
I would certainly advise you not to
kiss him. You would compromise
yourself by doing so when he is so cas-
lily "coaxed" away.
90 1 would exert my ingenuity TO
try to keep him myself. Yes. if you
want to. Yes don't let her think that
she has made you jealous: it would be
contrary to your interests. cant
Judge without knowing her
~ Always thank boy for
pleasant time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

-aiy dear. she said. L want you
10 promise me that you'll mover so up
% one % those airships"
Why. r.
No hedEiaE.~ she said. You must
promise
-AeF you afraid III be killed.
Not AZ all What troubles me Is
this: A. matters stand now. you
seem possessed with an idea that you
own the earth and u sou ever rise 20
where you think the moon Is your
particular property thcreTi be no
such thinE a. iivins under the same
root with you
And then he kicked the sleeping cat
ana slammed the door as he went out
Atlanta Constitution.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
SOCIAL EVENTS

Heash Para PFsssTtsrlzs csaFeh hsie
re- Jzss EeetlaE YESTERDAY aftsFnoo1
la tss aoszs % ofFs. a. \ sfefssFE. 19et
Teash aFszGs NFs- ~ q. OEisFss
eas9aefss tas ossaisE Gsvosiaaai ssFv-
iess ass FsFdFts ssrs received from
sEs eeFastE-safs q tas society. Mft.
e. L. Correct read a ezFsf4lly FFepzF-
81 saG lzssFssfisE paper oa tks C@iness
asf Eessaas "a tAs Caitsd States. Mira
g. - HaWss having tas Aisssiae top
ie. EfTfEE q brief aaG eo@prshsasivs
fssiss % tas soFt be- tAst caaEtry. a
EeesraI 9lseassioa ca local Missionary
asFS vas saker ~ ~ Sss close % ths
faTmsi program. TIE JutT 1sstinE
ult b. ts ere ksme % 1fra G. r.
m8skme
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

wss Her WErr sf bee aae- +il
taeeafa ssFref. watlss. eatFrta-esf
.iss even IS af "a aesaF.fst FrFr srssi
sra-area t1s Wss Er...e waller 81 teis
r. whose carriage ta reaezss
0feF rser ~ wseF Eel as sFees ~ tes
neres. rus a-alF was a esat salats1'
3 sr- shower Progressive SEQ wss
a0sF-f tF rVe tastes asf tEs faeafs
were ear eF Wrs Nsseeftss Fsiaee et
ss civ fsf Mss Settle Fe.l=f. o. a
rt-ts.sF contest wss gattTr receives
fe 5rtse rsr Frss were eaaesstF.f
fsHl enc esFfra,s eeaes arf ere Poe
Gree ives sa. Es.t ts sss r7e tsses a
rvF -elrss .sTFsseF vac served lr
.fs fslfE fe0eF were enc wfft.sE
-s srs Fe.7V arf were GsFt f1
.sFse auH rHs EEss. Of s.esss wee
.aafs rHr esss nst ss eeeErfe Zee
a SCI ttstes f.-f vHs wErrs care
ssFer W- rfatrs ~ vas g.et
vs1 t sa1rsrff feV sf yellow Fa..F.
rs- H.sers were asetst wut EfeFfF
eraV sef vt rssfs sEt ss rss7rs
t -a as.- were sHtI yellow esst.Fr
sress He0tsf uEFsf s56sfs. Mast
COB FrTs were gwen sf ss WsF
sgF fsf 1ffs Gsss csselsE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

saasaae Fasses ts safe ~ ere ass-
risrs ss Wj...sas g. sassssa ssf Niss
EsefrTr uFae S9.allsf. fagEesre q
wr aaf wrs Freesrtes a. ufsrsezil-
80. ff1t rtffs aarsss. usiea vas cei-
sbfsf-d ls Nsseasssr. iowa. laas ts
wr Earasae. VS. saFe~rtF resisted ia
.srf ls.tsf as cae eeeefftrf wa
ere t4ea laersr.eE ea@easTa VIA
s-afrlfrf-rs as wssrsssse. set 80
srrsr r.rf wuI BE- sss Eeaze 81 a.
qe1aaE eo.ets
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
ffsENsTEIN.R 0sLNTfELb ~
aAaGMENT.

&c. set SIRE Mas o. it1ssefs.t. 1917
rvs.tEf sVeeeF. tf8s5ee. laeaaatr ere
eEssEsasss 81 tEs5F GsaEafFs ttse g.
r7 ass Glssasssss ~ ctief1a. insa.
Fss sessiss vii tsss place s1esetlzar
fsftss enc tsu. Nfiss Hassetfit vas
saFh aef rssrss is Nf9iiss. sftealei
rfs tiek sek8oi fteFs asft tafiaE ire
issr scar vas sggfsaF sE &C. kafaa-
rises aessFev fs uaurapart. MF
5s=rsF-.r J.. ssa1ei lated vtFF ere Arff-
ieas Eszsr Gsea5sE company
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

aaa Isases a tsssrf ~ fses sslii
en- ~ hsaaes-a farm-f fss esEssf-
sases. cav ss-Es serr tsf 90 Fsses
e4r.fs wafs rra rassaes aaE ess s4s-
ssss pera sf rsf Assss~r risssisE
s.sr4-s was fss easG msstr ssssTse
sara1saesss ras sfssfeeee fs1z tes
Hsrea TaFre waaes Gel es9sF eFas
rrs eeffafs re- etah via rees ia
..es usess wfu wfs 3 q Cate az 80
G6ss ea Team ssssss. 1tesier
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
q. L Y. CLTB WIN Mss HTKR
SHIN

g. C. * elab girls saioysf e feiiEht-
fai tlsz@ las sssaisE ss ths r1ests %
Miss ai.taf 8srfstFura. $40 eatertais-
20 az EsF h6as. 1915 Tusatg-ffih
street. TEeT PASSED me tine uith their
sasFafferT sorE. visiting ard siastnE
eel Ets eastess served q rice iuneh,
TIE eiab VIII se satsFtsissd again in
te8 weeks ~ Miss Ls1aa Lia4terF
also % M1siEe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Sfunted.

A friend one day discovered Thor
waldsen in tears. and on asking why
the distinguished sculptor was giving
way 10 depression he received this re-
ply: Look n that statue. I have
realized my ideal and fear therefore
that ! have reached the high water
mark OF my profession When a man
Is satisfied. he ceases to grow
Christian Herald.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
0 t.sF vrtRrstyFp At NuAN.

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nfF also Visitors frsra tfs.sss. AZ
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
srHnEssEL-LARsoN.

A wedding that comes az surprise
o. frf~nes % the yognE people was
CELEBRATED thia morning a. $3.50 O'Clock
shea Miss Alta Margaret Schoessel.
daughter % \ c. Sehoesael. 1850
Twentleth street. became the bride %
Arthur q larson % Oak Park The
ceremony Eaa celebrated a. Broadway
PrssbFterian church. Rev. James I'd
gar wiisoa. the pastor. Officiating The
couple uas unattended. The bride
sore . travelling suit % dark blue A
uefdius breakfast was served az the
hone u the bride preceding TIE eero-
n.ary and Immediately after the ser
vice Nr and Mrs. Larson vent for a
honeymoon trip. Upon their return
they uiIi reside En- Oak Park. The
bride o. q graduate % the local high
school in the class % 1903. later taking
a course of study 90 the Northwestern
university and for the last seven years
has been an enlcien; teacher Of nathe-
MATES IN the local high school Dir.
I.arson taught commercial branches
In enc local high school. leaving a year
ego o. aecspt a similar position in the
oak PARK high school. Both Mr.. Lar
s8n and hia bride have n large number
az frs~nds % the tri-citics who viii be
pleased % learn % their nuptials-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

War and government restriction of
routes because % the foo; and mouth
epidemic have NJ; hard AZ the big cir
eusss. Among those who feel {; mos;
kseriy are the tent and awning max
era
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

~s64isE supper ~til Be served AMER
fhs esrszozy Mr. Fraak and his bride
1lii leave for san Franeitco 20 attend
she exposliloa. and upon their return
ne latter part % July wiii reside a.
1907 TWensy-foarth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
cams 10 ClRDTN PARTY.

tfr and MFs william buttsrvorth
have issued Invitations o. a garden
party for Charles and Dwight Deere
Wyrasn uhieh all ~ held a., the But
terw6rgh home oa the evening %
JaiF e.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

a t. a. efrrt- meubefs enjoyed
rhursiav scseHaon ft ceerryfsl- eet-
t4ar ca GacE rlvers ttr sauarr beui-
~ Mrs. y o. Grsa. rhr @ectsE wss
an unusually nIessaat aar auf auenE
tse cherry Erees tssE surrounded ere
catfaEr enc pretty teisbf red BERRIES
aasana enc Efeen teaees sres-a .laf 20
lovely scene. THE tsbts arraaEst Cor
q two-eeursc taaebeou. wss set 5e enc
N f,fsf 81 these trees and vas deenrat
sd win sBrfas of ere pretty berries
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
nrIDCT Party ron MISS FICKE.

.frs- Theodore Brown 40 her home
ia Noiins yesterday afternoon enter
tained az q party 90 honor Miss Alice
Flrar % Davenport whose marriage
f1 urtors slmnnaon % this cify e. an
event % July Bridge was played az
-5sfs tables. che players piyoiinE and
prizes going 60 MFs Paul Preston Of
slls elsr. Nfrs. Ardo Mitchell. Mrs
Richard Haafori. ,iiEH Marguerite
L5trfsut ~ Milwaukee. Mrs Charles
WIisar. 1fiss Helen Waterman. Miss
kuhn~a and Airn- Arthur Thompson
ire house vas decorated 90 pink and
uEif= garden rowrrE and following the
games q buEet tuueheon vas served