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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20
OIL and GAS NEWS

NO lNL WV
purchased the royalty OF the P. &
II. lease in section 11-4-3. The lease
consists of 80 acres with two small
wells, The price is said to have been
$1,000.
The rig which was used in the
drilling of the Pacific We, in section
1884 north of Ringing, is being
moved to point four or five miles
west of Ringing, where another oil
test will be made.
Lawrence Gas company is drilling
in its No. well located on the north
line of the lease. This IS the first
well the Lawrence people nave drilled
since they bought the Rex holdings
in 9-4-3. J. p. Shannon, representing
that company, went to the fields to-
day.
F. NJ Foster of the Wrightsman &
Foster company has returned from a
scouting trip to Marshall county,
where he visited a well that is being
drilled by Whitewright parties in
section 6-6-S. The well is at a depth
of 600 feet and it was reported that
oil and gas had been found.
The coast storm will cause a great
loss to the oil men in the southern
Texas fields. A report from there
says there is scarcely a rig that was
strong enough to withstand the hur-
ricane. The Humble company, which
also operates in the HealGton field,
lost probably So rigs on the Texas
coast.
Oil is selling in the northern Ok
lahoma fields now at Csc while the
Healdton price still remains at soc.
No intimation has ever been made as
to when Healdton producers may eX.
pect a better price. All oil men and
refners say that Healdton crude is
worth more than the price it is sell
ing for.
u. l.. Boles was an Ardmore visitor
last night from Ringing. Mr.. BOles
is a member of the Gates Oil com
pany and has been an active trader
in the field since the initial well was
drilled in. He took over the Pacific
well in 1884 when the owners aban-
doned it, and drilled it to a greater
depth.
The Ardmore refinery is installing
four new stills, with a capacity of
400 barrels each, and one extra boiler
is being added to the plant. Three
storage tanks are under construction,
two 37,5OO-barrel tanks, and one with
a capacity of 1000 barrels. A new
office building is also under construc-
ton and the refinery is a busy scene
of activity.
A Bald Head Only Indicates
that the scalp has been neglected. We
recommend that you use
0exo00. "03"
N2x2& Hair Tonic
Kills the germ that causes the hair to
fall out and will keep the scalp healthy.
Ringer Drug Co.
,.:.Ccs..sGS!E:5 S PILLS
-1uE..H> issS., 81 is. y;S:gr DrugFist 70, IA
''>L.Sz>,s> i't.- in .ica and ';aid 7ne',,iie\NI'
H;s; $;s~ & n'1Ei T'.sB FL iilS s; s.
~ ~ ye7-7 k.ovnss -eat, Safe, Always leliahi,
~-F SOLD GY DRUGGISTS CvtRlRRtRL
PRFVENTION-
better than cure. Tutt S pills II taken In time
ar e not only a remedy for, but will prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
bu,ou.,ess. con stipation and kindred diseases
TUFTS Pills
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20

B. E. Keeney of Chicago, who is
with the sales department of the
Ardmore refinery, is in the city from
Chicago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-08-20

p. B. Cole of the RepY1!ic Supply
company, has returned from bust
ness trip to Sulphur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
ENTERTAIN AT ST. PATRic<'s
gAV PARTY

1lr and Mrs Wu Woodu enter
taIred "a company 90 30 y1urs peop p
izer ~a-a.1E az tle.r bone s--iz FIRST
af-r1r az q 80 Parrish Gay party
Sc tae E-fEfs arrived a. Che hom~ faey
urrr mrF 81 three y1urE women
dressed iu orange and Errrn. these
egl1rs rere us-I il ta~ decorations
af use bose carried out a.ia sham
rocks aaI orrrr smti~rlF OF tEr day
a grrEraa co games ana music uaf
pros. drsl ard eaussd p.rrty rf amltn-
meat ana ll che c1atrsf trr prizes
a-re won by John EahlEs. lrat and
Mrs uazrI Eogs booty During ihc
evening fhe companF vaE Invited Co
1sa GirlrF r1aa t1r a course i1nca
carried elr ar fh~ green and while
aarresrr possible The rFr..uF TAB .
zee trlnmed t1 orange and FFr3I
rss r large orange cake eN sfr.I
GAGS as ta- sr1rer piece. Tge even.
.as Passed rerl quickly end pleasant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
. REpucE Is BILL.

Pin the following suggestions near
the gas stove. carefully follow, and
then note the gas bin lessening-
Remember. Matches are cheaper
-uan gas"
Have an food ready for the blaze
before lighting the burner.
Never use a large burner when q
small one wiI do.
Remember q small blue flame gives
more heat and burns less gas than a
high yellow flame
After the water on the vegetables
reaches the boiling point, turn gas
down. SLOW boiling cooks just as well
and takes less gas than fast boiling
a strip of asbestos pinned around
a burner causes the heat TO concen-
trate on the cooking. instead of scat
tering into the atmosphere.
Place a colauder in saucepan where
potatoes or other vegetables is boil
ing In colander set sauce or soup
plate containing pudding or any left
over vegetables YOU wish 20 re-heat
Then set saucepan cover in colander.
Thus no extra gas IS required for
heating "lefJ-overs."
Set gravy 10 be rewarmed, on top
OF any boiling vegetable; cover. and
it will heat thoroughly.
When having a roast. DO all the
cooking in the oven. ANY article that
requires boiling viii cook just as Well
IN the oven.
Sailed nuts can be cooked just as
well in a popcorn pepper as in an
oven.
The burner on top OF stove. as well
as in the oven, may be eNtinguished
after food is cooked. and stiu retain
enough heat to keep food warm for
ut least FIVE minutes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
LUCRETIA GARFIELD TENT
MEETS


Lucrctia Garfield tent No. %. DauEh-
tiers OF Veterans. met in regular ses-
sion yesterday afternoon al Swedish
Olive hall between so and 40 dauEh-
tiers and II comrades attending. one
comradc was obligated. II new appli-
cations were balloted and one mem
Der was Initiated. bringing the mem
bcrship OF the tent TO 100. The mem
beers nre making an effort 10 bring the
roll 20 100 by the time of the C. 4. r.
convention In June. A number of the
comrades. daughters and wives Of the
comrades were reported in as was al
so reported the serious illness of Mrs.
W W Dufiu OF this city who is a
member. a report from the baker,
sale held last week was that the affair
was very successful and a good sum
had been added 90 the treasury. Com
rade J. W. Golden as installing Off
Ger. installed Mrs. Alex Donald as an
officer. she being sick az the time
OF the regular installation. This eve
ming the old time party OF the tent
will be given at Swedish Olive hall
for members o. the patriotic orders in
the two cities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
epFNcrq MISSION SOCIETY,".

Tho monthly mrrElas co the Wou-
ans H1rr tr.rFi1a society of Spencer
Memorial tIeFG1tI-r church ras hr.A
sesser.Ir. afternoon .r ttr Hrmr OF
frrs gEHart arrE- $50 Thirty ninth
strres. ulrH a fairly srci attendance
af members ana @ lurHrsr OF tlaitnrF-
Tef. vas f1~ annual mite boss urrrie
meeting arE $40 vas taken from far
boxes chat aerr handed on. nliel iF
frs. about EElf af those tfaf TiI De-
se.1rari lafrr. THr society decided tu
laaarr money COG tar purpose OF maxi
irr rre CORES pond .u- fccTv1ary of che
District utFsiar society q rfr mru-arF
at rErs branch OF thr church uors
lt uae also decided t1 furnish aN che
literature rrf frr mission Paper -Tte
CEHtrrs's Home Missionary. for tho
Home Gurris q bsaart co the mission
society 1fFa sarah Euarielr. a fore
arr prrs'rn missionary. @ns Co have
srcsFr 90 ere ladies bat YES prevented
by ufress fsom atfrulirE a paper
on The Americas fEtiau- vas given
bg flss Mamie uu.rn StstcfTE from
F.ruk aerr sitcu ay Mrs. johnson and
a reaeinr. The TaIlAtiVc Mite Boa
vas zlgra bF urs. VIII Gaui~y. 4 pa
per. - Gail % Sacrifice was given
by 1flss Vandr1a and missionary
recitation By 3fiss Lace Beck. Rev W.
on T1rr addressed the society 90
mission unrt Mrs. GrrEE. assisted by
a committee from the society. Esrvcd
a fciiEhtfui lunch after the program
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
WALT ono
HONE
DDeBLIMS
AT9s ELtZ ABECE rEeNQSQN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is there
anything wrong in q joint deed. es-
uecialfy where a man and wife have
toiied together for 80 years and got
a home Don't you think that if a
man cares anything for his wife, who
has been a standby for that length or
time. raising a family OF six. having
very little hired help. although he has
his. he would consent to a joint deed
I thought but little about this until
he began 20 deceive me in transacting
business. telling me that things were
pad for when later I found that they
were not. he will not reason with
me and says that a man is a fool TO
have a Joint deed. Must 1 abide by
what he says2
DISCOURAGED.
Your husband certainly should not
object to a joint deed. The property
IS as much yours as 1t is his. Don't
sign any more deeds or mortgages
until he consents 10 q joint deed
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am 1G
and quite large for my age. Do you
think that I am too young to have
boy fr-ends2
i2) DO YOU think that it IS all
right 10 go to the movies with boy
friend If my mother does not object?
DAY.
u You are about the age when
girls start to have boy friends.
CD II is all right 20 20 now and
then. but do not go too often
Dear Mrs Thompson: What would
YOU think of a young man who took
a girl out driving once the girl not
liking his ways refused to go again?
Then this man told everyone that her
parents would not let her go He
kept other young men from going
there because he knew that he could
not 80. He told them. "Oh. she wont
20 with YOU. She told me so" Or.
"Oh. her folks would never let her so
with YOU" DOTTY DINIPLES.
The Young man is contemplate.
The only thing YOU can do is to ask
the boys. whom YOU want, to call
Dear Mrs Thompson: Do YOU
think If vile is 10 years older than
her husband they can be happy
MANY THANKS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
Hear LECTURE ON MISSIONS.

An audience that iiiled the auditor
ium OF the Memorial Christian church
last evening listened TO a lecture on
the countries OF the Ear east, Illus
trated with stereopticon views and
explained by W. l. Holder. a mission
AIRY located in central Africa. but who
Is home on furlough. He showed
views OF the denominations missions
iu China. Japan and the Philippines as
the first part OF the program. giving as
the second part moving pictures of life
in the mission stations in these same
countries The lecture and illustra-
tions proved instructive and very in
tercsting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
ZION SOCIETY REALIZES s254.

Alta meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
liety OF Zion Lutheran church held
yesterday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. J. n. Anderson, 3o1s Tenth ave
nue. the committees that have been
working on the collection OF funds TO
meet q church note that falls due i'm
the fall. reported S1u8 collected from
one source and sl54.sn as the result OF
the series OF conees given during the
last several weeks. Zach OF the ladies
was also given "a small savings ban
which she will return al the October
meeting with her savings. The so
ciety has undertaken 20 help meet "a
81 900 note by November and the
members are working diligently tow
ards that end. Mrs. Anderson served
e. nice lunch during the afternoon.
Mrs. n. r. BoqU'st assisted by AIRS
Tina Berseu will entertain az the
April meeting az the home of the for
meT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12

done az n real meeting Of such com
r.i;tss and various plans rere tnken
Up and discussed a. 10 their pro
prletv for a church entertainment and
what the people might say. A. the
suggestion OF J. r. Witte.r who said
be had recently been In his attic and
found many cd thinEs thar might be
utilized. the club decided 70 have an
entertainment known a. Found N
the attic Eociabie The scene was nov
a and caused much real interest and
fun. a moving picture reel vas shown
ard The apparatus recently Installed
and used for the nrst tlne worked per
feefIr Mlss Violet Donsy and J. a
Reid gave the next Eccle representing
themselves a. an elderly couple com
meutiuE on the present day trend OF
music thue their dauEl;er played
rag time frur.c They commented
on the fact that much money had
been spent lu preparing her musical
rIrr1fi1n ana resrettlnE that the old
time arnrs had been suppanted hy
tho rag time melodies. 80 the sue
FeafIuu 90 the man Miss uoney sang
SILVER Threads fm'nr ihe Gold" and
also az hia suggestion Gang that
rr.rrdId od melody Paddle Your
Oau CaErc" Homer H.uElev imper-
souascd a German boy just arrived n
th.r country aud sang q dialect song.
Tho closing scene was the star
spaueird Banner. representing a
young woman who had been left az
home by her uncle who has gone 10
t1.u the confederate army she Is
H.ar ...rH hoe .aaa.4sF In nfH negro
ae . r-ufgcti1u. she has lover In
the northern army whoiE she met
while In school fn tnc north. The
uncle vas killed iu che war. the battle
tH which 1e participated taking place
60 near fhr home af tis Eiri that the
old uerr1 was shot 90. Tho sir, was at
fIe same time rescued by her northern
lover. spy Tor tbs army 90 the north.
The whole making pathetic and at
t.r same time humorous scene
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12

a woman 10 years oder than her
husband viii usually give him a moth
er's love. not a wife S; her ideals will
be more mature than his, and her
interests more settled. a woman is
inclined to show age more rapidly
than q man, and with so great
difference in their ages, the wife
would inevitably suffer much embar-
rassment from being taken for her
husbands mother. And the husband
would never feel quite satisfied vl
his wife. Therefore I consider 20 Ll-
advisable for a couple with so many
years difference in their ages 10
marry.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Ny brother
in-law borrowed $3.50 from me nearly
three years ago. when he borrowed
it he gave me a note promising to
pay me in six months. He has only
paid me 500 during the whole time,
and that during last summer. I
have written and asked for the money
so often that it IS useless to write
any more. What can 7 do?
MRS. K.
Place it in the hands of an attor-
nev for collection with instruction
to bring suit if he does not pay It
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % II
fellow takes a girl to a dance. how
many dances should he have with
her?
(2) should he sit with the girl at
intermission or is # all right TO sit
with some other girl or some other
boy TO talk2 J. B
% It is customary TO have about
Eve
C2)He should never leave his Eirl
alone If some other boy is with her
il would be all right to talk to an
other boy or girl. Usually a boy SITS
out the intermission with his last
partner.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
80 @ cue REoReANizEs.

Tho =. o. O. club yesterday dashed
fEr ulrt=r series 1f card eamsr and
-a1rsaE.zrt Cor Gro summer months nt
o. meeting held fH tUr hone % Mr#
ssrra HarrHnrf. $40 Tur1I1 fourth
street.. Moline Too same ladies Nhp
esssflsatrE fHr eIaI durlnE tre iaft
gear u.1 again br member fur.a- iH"
summer alE tEFF all meet as hereto
fore Tafrr tables rf 90" vr-r PLAYED
ana Wfr John WH1. Sire "-TrH
Hsrr alI r.r. = g. Mcguire rs1r iH"
rIa=-e af f.r HVrrf iu far eaH"s n
d-1ientflI .area aas served ara .."
lrf.-e zero Invited f1 wr H t".r
. wr John STILES d. In-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12

esls aaiea they are raaaz f1r char
rr arf at ere sree tizs cocdzcfe1
rselr E1s.-rss usies vas of a s1etize
raF1r- Later tsrsa cables q cards
we're played tse prizes tr tsn ll9
r1n~s salcE f1 1frs a. = furss aeG
rf-r COS ElzErar. far iatfrr 1f 'ic-
Lee Tr a1rs arrr igvitrt 90 tar
fr.as raau ulsFr taeF we're service
afre az n.aaerass c1zrFr eie1er. fpr-
r.ls t-lsE lsrt ss table tsecra1ilas
rafratia1f urrr ssrt ta t4e other
r1ors 90 te~ soaF ts Eff 20 tseir a..
r-a-arer-sf The NrrI usFtlrE wir
D. o. fae Bone ~ sfrs q. O. Crlsurii
Il. r3..re
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
CENTRAL mEs HAVE ENTER
TAl~NENT.

The members o. the Meas Bible
class % the Cc1rai Presbyterian
ehurch net Tor thc regular meeting
On thc church entertainment hail last
cvrain< and after a business session
enf1god Refreshments \ program o.
addresses vas later carried out. frank
McMegkiu speaking on ths subject
The Sewsraprr Business NJ ..
Jones spoke on @TranspoTtafion~ and
g. % q Walker told % the ueW fed
srat Law prohibiting IRE sale % mar
cottcs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
uP-Io-DATE REcIPEs.

.
Delicious Dessert-0Iake sponge
with following recipe: Four whole
eggs beaten light, one teacup granu-
lated sugar. Ils teaoups -four. to which
add l1a teaspoons baking powder, and
four tablespoons water. Put into
Toured pan and bake about 20 min.
utes in not but slow oven. When cold.
split through the middle and spread
with cream filling OF the following
recipe: one cup sugar, one heapiHg
teaspoon -four. 115 cups milk, two
whole eggs. Whip one pint cream.
serve on top and sprinkle with chop
ped nuts and maraschino cherries
Lenten Eggs (may be served not or
coldD-Bon six eggs 20 minutes. re-
move shells and cut in halves length
wise Remove yolks with a spoon,
mash to a paste and mix with two
tablespoons minced sweet red peppers,
half grated onion, four tablespoons
grated bread crumbs. salt celery salt
and paprika to taste, sufficient olive
oil to blend TO a paste Mix well and
fill into egg whites To serve cold,
ltAf fftA AfLttiAE lea tfr CIV Ck ~ 4aA- '-l.
ed dressing and earnish with slices
of picked beets. To serve hot, heat
carefully in tomato sauce and serve on
buttered toast.
PUFFY and Delicate Fried Cakes
Measure enc cup each of milk and
Eranulated sugar into mixing bowl,
stir till dissolved. Beat three eggs
well and stir in. Take two quarts -four
and three heaping teaspoons baking
powder and sift together Nix the
whole into a rather soft dough. using
as little flour in manipulating as pos
sible. Cut into rings and fry in very
hot lard Mixing the milk and sugar
together keeps first the dough from
soaking grease, and avoiding the use
Of great deal OF flour in working the
dough makes the cake puffy and del
icste
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
Ne MACDONALD PLAYS rsg c-fr
GAG9

Robert Mcdonald Gro Hr s
gegur Davenport Glr.sf tHt f.rr.rr
~ Bttaa af N1Ffe.laH f t1 Dol .r
olana sclensE Hr rHe frH. a1rlt'
Dhon7 concert 81 rl- es.THeff school
~ Nfarfr orchestra ls Cal-ase er aGe.
aav arferuraa FfaFe. st sf en- a.frt.
stanr theatre tatvfF gres-r ls
ere rautf-f1r ~ .. reFra
sfaedanaff ew paw me sairf aa-sF
20 Nmar Concerto.
Ca Easr-r aaafaI Ir Macdonald
\ win play ere arrae .a fa. rarrrrr 5-e
furtfar n rE- o1rra .Df-s.rl .sr
|Chicas1 trf lrefaafr Tnf s ore .t
che sert-s ef arefaF e.e.. ea-rt 'r-.
tares Eieee a CaIeaE1 .T H. tI.a
rfefte weber formerly ef utsra1ors.
ant wht.a have proved sl s..eeser
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
rRLcIry EmnRoIcERY cLUa.

SIR Richard Trevor at her home tn
Moline. assisted ty her daurhter-in-
IaH Nrr Clarence Trevor yesterday
afternoon entertained ttc TRICKY En-
Hra.lrrr club at rHe for.uirEfiy ses-
r'Hr. Tho ladies had their work.
e~.rHssIHF and tlffiar occupy lnE the
umr Hf fHr errrfrF number OF the iH-
Efes and tH. hostess served q delight
M lunch Tho society VIII boz enter
.rIrrF March 81 90 fEr home Ut AR.
o t Paul .u Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
cLUs PRESENTS UNIQUE Pro
EEAN

ne ScctAi Service club % the first
Methodist chureh carried OFT a unique
prpErzn - the ncw church annex lat
srcnlaE that vas en3oysG BY az aud
isncr that numbered close 20 900. The
asair vas arranged By =. O VsnGai-
Ger ne Chairman % The committee and
opened With = scene that SaS pur-
ported 90 - = meeting . the club
planning ar a-air. TIE conversation
Vas carried On a. n-ht have been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
SOCIAL EVENTS

arst prizss Mra George HeuninE and
.fra Wuiiam StsWaTt taking The BOBBY
fasora MrE KELLEY served a delicious
Ianeh- on dspartinE she vas left with
a toksa from each % the guests an %
tas articles being pretty handmade
rEFs
The ueNF regular me~ttuE 20 trf club
alI b. held Tllrsday. MaEcl 1s at tle
bose % Nrt. A. Narsee. 1911 EiEa.
teeth end "a bali street. Moline
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12

T.r Bean N1t club was entertain
rI hr Nirs Edna Ll1dbcrF. 1871 F,f-
t.aufl street. iHst evening After a
.rr-s business scion o. musical pro
Gram Hrs enjoyed. games were play
.F md rle hostess served a sup
rrr. fHe decorations on the serving
Table being carried OUT in ST. Pat
r.rr Urv fwtIrua The CLUB VIII
ae .Hte-fn .rrI BOO tvr weeks hy Miss
Gertrude HahsustsIn. s-l Twenty sec
urH street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
HARD TIMES sox socIAsLE.

The young men of the Edgewood
Baptist Sunday School gave a hard
times box socIable last evening in the
church which was largely attended
and very successfully carried out The
men prepared the boxes and auctioned
them of 10 the women and many sur
prlses were in store cor the purchas-
ers. 4 playlet. The Village School on
Defamation Day" was given by the
young men with J. c. Steen as the
teacher and the performance made
"a great hit. There was a taillcss
donkey on which the tail was pinned
and the prize went TO little Helen Mil
Ter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12

Rock Island camp $50 so. WgalH a
.f fe- Wa-It. entertained OFF another
Cd r.~ .afla. aI dagclae prr'lf .a.'
..erHrs III uEE rrIoaa uaU ...a
eas attended Hv 900 couple. end pr'
sI O. srrF r1i9 able affair iar-"F
s~e1esEra srT- trr d1lcr prprra''.
The urrr uf tHr Frr,~E wtI Do" ."i4
March - 90 ODD Fellows .aI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
sIMRLE HOWE REMEDIES.

For Chapped Hands-F.ve table
spoons lemon juice. two tablespoons
glyceriu, two tablespoons alcohol.
For Sore Throat-One teaspoonful
each of salt, sugar and turpentine in
pint of water; use as a gargle.
When giving a sick person an alcO-
hol bath. make a mitten for your hand
cut OF an old bath towel Il VIII hold
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
ANTLcANTs socIABLE ToNIeHr

ANTLcANTs SocIABLE TONIGHT.
The Anti-Cants OF the Spencer Mem
orial Methodist church viii hold a box
sociable In the church basement this
evening at o'clock. The following
program will be given.
Organ duet-Marie smith. Mabel AT
nell.
Dialogue-Inez Beck. Reva Thomas
Recitation-Ruth johnson.
Solo-Lucille Beck, Inez Beck &c
companist.
Song-Quartet
Recitation-Grace Blankenfeldt
The public Is invited 70 attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
MAsonIc pAMcINe PARrY.

Tile laHf of tIa winter series OF dane
ius parties eiven ty Trio and Rock Is
land Masonic lodge. was held .n the
temple iHaf evening belu- largely at
tended and much enjoyed The affair
Vas hard times party and proved
quite HucreHHfui The Criterion ore
..rsfra gave fH. dance program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The regular meeting of the study
department OF the woman's club viii
be held In the parIors OF Masonic tenn
pie Monday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Prison Reforms viii be studied with
Mrs Thomas Sinnett as leader. while
Mrs. II. c. Krull Will lead the discus
sion of current events. Members OF
the woman's club are always welcome
NJ these meetings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
COVENANT SEWING CLASS.

Taelfy members Df tle Covenant
s-atre Glass of 5le First Methodist
e.UrrI vere entertained yesterday att
rslarr at tHe home Cf Nrs. C.. I Hos
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-12
SURPRISE MISS SCHUMACHER.

Miss Florence Schumacher last eve
ming invited q company Of girls. mem
hcrs OF the o. b. club. TO be her guests
az "a party ia celebration OF her 18th
birthday. and the girls turned the af-
fair into a surprise party by inviting
a. company OF young men as their
guests. taking the hostess much by
surprise. The evening was passed
playing games. with musical numbers
and the hostess served delightful
birthday lunch Before the company
left for their lmes they presented
aiiss Schumacher with beautiful
bracelet as birthday remembrance