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Evening star., 1915-07-11

years her career was a triumph. Names
among the greatest in France were offered
her and rejected; for it was not love nor
marriage that she wanted, but fame. adu-
lation, power. The greater the distnc-
tion. wealth, and rank of the men who
sought her, the higher she held herself
above them. Then after three years the
end came,--a dash of vitriol from the
hand of rival dancer had in an instant
snatched from her all but mere existence.
In darkened room the wretched girl
lay for weeks trying to face the future.
At first stream of visitors besieged her
house with anxious inquiries and their
flowers made bower of her apartment;
Evening star., 1915-07-11

ing eyes turned. A slight frown wrinkled
the forehead above, as though with won-
der then hand shot out and pressed the
electric switch on the wall beside the bed.
and as the room filled with light the hand
moved swiftly, mechanically, toward a
small enameled clock standing on the
table at the head of the bed.
Hugh's heart gave a bound of joy and
relief. She knew where she was then |!
The next instant she looked up at him.
"Hugh!"
Both hands flew to her breast with an
instructive movement of modesty then,
feeling her silk blouse under her fingers,
she looked down at it in swift surprise,
then back at him. She sat up.
"What's the matter?" she exclaimed
He hesitated moment. "You have
been ILL.,, he said at last.
"Ill!"
On the word change swept her face.
With dilated eyes she stared at him.
"Did | kill him?" she gasped.
NO."
Her head sank into her hands and she
sat shuddering; but only for an instant
Again she looked up, and he could see
that she was struggling to recall some
mental image that evaded her.
al remember now," she murmured
"Some one called, Look out, look out!' 1t
made me think of something something
that happened to me once-long ago, per-
haps-I don't know. was on the street
in Paris-it was dark heard voice
calling like that, Look out! Look out!'-
twice. Then-then-" She paused and
passed one hand over her face as though
to brush aside something.
He did not speak, fearful of cutting the
thread of memory that she seemed to have
caught from the forgotten past; but sud-
denly she broke the silence with sharp
cry and flung herself face downward on
her pillows, and her body shook with a
storm of sobs. Then with start she
jerked her head up and looked at him.
ats come back-its all come back!
l remember everything!"
THEN she talked, vaguely and discon-
nectedly at first, halting often for peri
ods of silent probing of her mind. Now
and then he asked question, seeking to
help her, and presently Mrs. Thorley re-
turned, and she too ventured word of
inquiry or comment as it seemed needed.
Thus, bit by bit, they learned her history.
1t had been thirty years since Sonia
Korskova had come from Russia to dance
at the Paris Opera. Young, beautiful,
wondrously trained in her art, she soon
had the city at her feet, and for three
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
IFE-PHIIBROok.

Word received IN the city today an
nouncss the marriage OF Miss Alma
?. Philbrook OF Rockville. Ind, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Sirs. E. L PhilbrooS
% 9e4 Fourteenth-and-a-h street,
this city and Oliver Edward Lee OF
Chicago. the ceremony having taken
place Tuesday. May Il. in the psrson-
age OF the Methodist church at Rock
vile. Professor and Mrs. Linebarger.
the former superintendent OF public
schools in Rockville. attended the bri-
dai couple Mr. and Mrs. Lee will
leave tomorrow for Chicago where
they will reside and where they will
be az home TO their friends in June.
The bride had made this city her
home until two years ago when she
vent 20 Rockville 20 take the posi-
ton OF supervisor OF music and do
nestle science In the Rockville high
and public schools. She Is graduate
OF the local public and high schools
and took a two years course in do
nestle science AZ the state university
az Crbana. She has met with great
success in her work and has made
many friends in her new home Mr..
Lee is n merchant whose place OF bus
mess IS in Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
DELEGATES.

New Omelet Souffe-Pound eight
Jumps. Of loaf sugar quite coarse and
pour over this four tablespoons vanilla
essence Spread sugar on a piece of
butteTed or waNed paper and leave on
a warm corner of gas range, TO dry.
Take six Jordan almonds. bake until
crisp and golden brown color. Then
pound them rather coarse. and mix
with the vanilla and the sugar. Di-
vide yolks from the whites of four
strictly fresh eggs, and put the whites
into a basin with two additional whites.
Stir into the basin containing the four
yolks three tablespoons powdered SUI
gar and beat the mixture with a wood
en- spoon 10 minutes. Add gradually
the grated rind of a small lemon. Now
put a pinch OF salt with the whites OF
the six eggs. whisk TO a very stiff froth
and stir lightly into the yolks. Butter
a mold. pour mixture into IL and bake
Immediately, in a quick oven. 10 min
utes; Just before IL is served, scatter
the sugar-vanilla nut mixture over the
top. This sounds like lots of work
but after you have tasted this once you
won't think so.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
MILK "TTPS."

Substitute for Cream-In case cream
is required in certain recipes and only
milk is available. cream can be made
by warming milk and adding butter 10
the warm milk, allowing it TO melt
slowly. Stir occasionally. The more
butter used the richer the cream. Cool
and use when needed. The only differ
ence between cream and milk is the
butter fat and by adding butter you
supply this lack.
Always rinse top of milk bottles
carefully before removing stopper
These are exposed to all conditions of
air as the driver makes his deliveries.
and may become contaminated
Unusual Uses for Milk-(al Use
milk 10 fasten labels 10 jelly glasses,
fruit jars, etc, when no paste is at
hand. The labels will stick tightly
and not come of. OBJ Milk may be
used TO freshen Iinoleum. The effect is
obtained as when salt water is used
on carpets or mating.
Pasteurization OF Milk-PIace bottle
in pan of boiling water after removing
cap. Use just as deep a pan as possible
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
FAHTY To HONOR Mss STErPP

Niles Violet strupp. vh1E~ marriage
fn Howard BeddiE OF Chicago e. an
evFst % IRE enmirE mouth. vas the
guest o. honor last evening az O. pretty
party EiVrr ty Nrs Harry shirrr az
h~F bone t1ii Tairt~eafh avsaue. who
srfeFtaiaeG n1~mbeFs of the sewing
ei-b % vaich they both belong Each
SRI eemm@d e. tea towel Tor the bride
tn-be ara prizes wcTe awarded f1 Miss
anna iiaGsr and Miss Minnie stuhr. \
Guessing eoutest resulted Dol the prizes
EoinE Co MIS- Eari Greenwood and
Miss Hearietfa B-seliu. AZ the close
~ ths evening Refreshments Wsre
served D. the hostess. Who carried out
the bride elects Wedding coioFs. Law
eudsr and whiie. usiuE baskets o.
white f1weFs. the handles of which
aere ticd with violet tuiie bows
THURSDAY evening the young women
employed AZ the Rock Island PioW
works ain entertain ~ a dinner a.
fh- uiscEhavs hotel. Davenport. for
Miss strupp and also 20 honor Miss
Emma Kohihammsr. who u a bride %
the EDFiaE.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
MTSIC STUDENTS HAVE ENsEN
BIZ PROGRAM.

an ensemble program vas given hy
members % the Music Students club
yesterday a. the home % Miss Elsa
Simon iu Camp Mcclellan. Davenport.
The FRS. number vas a concerto iu y
aat minor. by Tschaikovsky. frE' and
sscoad movements. played By Hiss
Olga JunEe and Miss Simon. Miss
Grace Auiea sang three songs with
accompaniment b. Mrs 4. r.. GriEEs.
-GrsstiuEE- b. MeudciFFohu. May
time by Gochi. and spring Bells and
FIovers- By Mendcissohu. and the
last number vas scene Feuizious
bF PcrsHi. given bv Misses 1lnEe aud
simon The club viu meet aEaiu
next Monday for tte closing session
az the home o. 1iFs 2 81 Reading lu
Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The ice cream sociable that was TO
have been given tomorrow evening by
the Sunday school OF Edgewood Bap-
tist church az the home OF J. c. Dav-
export. 1909 Sixth avenue. has been
postponed one week and Will be held
Wednesday. May %.
The Busy Bee Sewing society will
meet with Mrs. Gus Thiermann. S26
Thirtieth street. Thursday afternoon.
The society will also conduct a So
cisble AT Odd Fellows temple May %.
The woman's Relief Corps Sewing
society will meet Wednesday after
noon in the court house and friends
are invited 10 attend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
TIM PRTPARTs FOR &. Ar. con,
NINTTnN

80 al adiogrrsd meeting % th~ Luz
rr~fia Garf~ld trns SO g. ua1Esf~rt
% Veterans % Nf5.ia~ held in the
Swedish olive ball. last svcuirE. plans
ssrs made fog the state @. + g con-
Vsaf.oa o. Igr- ant che prssifsat ap-
pcfafsd coesusittFes 90 d. iu charge Of
fae uaaEhfsTs' part on the program
% entertainment Mrs Alex Donald
vas appointed Chairman % the press
committee vith two members a. help
srs The ter. decided Co present 10
each % thr M8ilnc schools a fas. the
presentation 90 BE- made Thursday.
Nav 90. a. she close % fsr field meet.
4 o'clock being art a. che time for
che exercises Ten sons % Veterans
ard tu1 comrades we're received into
tt~ tent last evening. bringing the
number % sons % Veterans 90 % and
che comrades 90 % Applications from
a number - Daughter were read and
Wlit b. acted on a. the regular meet
Ing way - The teat accepted The in
Vlfnti1r % Rev Mr. Fitmu1 ~ the Sec
ond Methodist church % attend scrv-
ices next sunday and the members
uiu meet v-ifh the Graham post az
Eerus ball not later than 1880 sun
day morning 90 60 in body 20 the
church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
KRArsFR.FLY ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Ely Of 1902
Seventh avenue today announced the
engagement and approaching marriage
OF their daughter, Miss Bernice Ely. 10
Louis NJ Erauser OF East Moline. son
OF Mrs. ". n. Krauser OF Spencer. y.
c. The wedding viii be an event OF
the lrst week IN June and will be cele-
brated az the home Of the bride-to-be's
parents The announcement viii come
as a surprise 20 the many friends OF
the young people and they Will receive
hearty congratulations on the coming
happy event. Miss Ely is a graduate
OF the local high school in the class OF
1913 Mr.. Krauser Is employed as an
inspector in the Harvester plant in
East Moline. The new home. follow
ing the marriage. Will be In Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
Y.P. WAY SESSION.

The NOunE Peoples branch Of the
~. c. T. e. held It's regular May meet
lnE las; evening Ia the home OF Miss
Pearl Graham. Twentieth avenue and
Tventy-fogFth street Miss Mabel
smEtz vas the leader Of the evening.
Miss Nursel Winter was chosen secre-
tary 90 an the place made vacant by
the resignation Of Miss Hazel Kolls.
Who leaves the first os June for Cali
sornia- Miss Emma Robb gave a read
inE. the society sang = hymn. Miss
Helen Liedtks read -Eilly's Uncle
Tom and Miss sophia Hcimann read
Legislature History There we're
games and contests after the business
session and 90 Miss Emma Robb fell
che prize N the contest Refreshments
ssrs en3oysd dgFizk the evening. The
usxt regular meeting % the club will
b. hsia Jaas - az the home % Miss
Florr1es Uiismsyer. iit7 Nineteenth
street. Whea Miss Zeipha Einck will
b. The iszfr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

until your scalp is free from It, Bor-
acic acid one dram; lavender water.
two and one-half ounces. Mix, aud
rub into the scalp every other night
Then, if your hair is oily, massage
nightly into the scalp: Tincturs Of al
coholic cantharides. one dram tine
ture OF capsicum, one-half dram, tine
ture of nuX vomica, two drains; cocoa
oil. three-quarters OF an ounce; alec
hol, two and one-half ounces. Shake
before using.
80 When the nails break constantly
they should be soaked every night in
slightly warm sweet almond oil. The
liquid may be put into a cup az
depth just sufficient TO cover the finger
tips. The same oil may be used sew
eral times. The soaking must be for
10 minutes az least. Then the fingers
must be wiped, but not washed
Dear Mrs. Thompson: % am
girl past IS years old. and am going
with a fellow of "a. He is a tne fellow
and I love him dearly and he loves
me. Is he too old for me?
C2) Would you advise US to get mar
ried2 SISSY.
% No. but I think a little girl OF
IS is wiser to go with friends Of her
own age.
% No. A girl of IS. If she Is nor
NAL, has not considered the serious
side of married life. and she is not set
tied down enough TO bear its trials.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young
lady and have a young lady friend
who is graduating as q nurse this
spring. She has sent me q formal in
vitation TO the graduating exercises.
Am I expected to send her a present
of any kind2
AN INTERESTED READER.
It is not necessary to send a present
unless you want to.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
PARTY To ANNOUNCE ENGAGE
MENT.

Miss Mae Walton at her home. sol
Seventh avenue. entertained the mem
bers OF her sewing club and four guests
last evening which resulted in happy
surprise TO all when they we're ushered
in the dining room TO enjoy refresh
ments. The table was beautifully dec
GRATED with a bank OF white flowers and
ferns which was in keeping with the
other decorations throughout the room,
white and green. Covers were laid for
l6 and a delightful two course lunch
vas served. Miss Walton took this oc-
caslon 20 announce the date OF her
marriage 70 Carsten c. Franck. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Frauck OF 5l3 IL
Seventeenth street, which Will be an
event OF early June. The remainder
OF the evening was spent in music and
games. prizes going 10 Misses Mildred
Garlock and Cecilia Burkhardt.
Both young people are well known
in the tri-cities and many friends will
be glad 70 hear OF the coming event
NJ Franck Is employed in the Office
OF the Rock Island Pillow company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

- zs~sfr fsssrss.-e - a. s5partzsl;y
wates esss % tfs.iss.s visttisx azfss.
Wrs fesspetss nsrrssrsf. tzsf week
Etiea sseus stss rr1ezi1sGt seJs''
eiass fres % ssr ability AZ ssf
we~r. 80 raf~a go rrszs~e. sf-~r
"a bears. esrrfsf esssifTratio@ ffosa
every aaE.satsar Sc EiEss say ssd
esef.az~ 80 word es wEirs al saTs
eoas g. fsrssf TIE o=sf rsl4tsG %
e vera whtrs wss tei9 % sz tss Cal
eaFs r~fsass a. follows.
rre-sh s.tr 0Isssgsa al Lake FOR
go sarf-sF Gel rges stirred - Over
fhs arsraaesl-r fssarssrs - frF = :
rrsnr- Co EeE.asf BE ls E1irs
r1 f.s wa~ fFer wisa a slrGirai -lal'
e-.sE Ers together b. pr NsrpkT.
erasr wife ts Sister % 80 tatr
cnarl-r rta@esfgr Tbs Esit is 20
eees.sf ~ sf ssrFsees asG Gee neil
s. r~-ur Cssseslt1r-a 81
zsrs-s
or 1farrsF t-,-Erng&sf 90 Hrs
gs~a ssrfF usss sees asstaE esr fe
fafr f1u esarEs o. fsis w1rS seG 6f-
fsr-s Frr every tsfHrsmsrt ste
vel1t rav- rearEF o. sosa.tat coz
rf eteF 900 beds asf vas 90 Eagr tts
srIru-Es ef selecting ssr svu safsrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
REYNOLDS

Miss Esther stromont of near Milan
was in Reynolds Friday.
a reception was given the seniors Of
the Reynolds high school at the home
OF James CASTOR Friday evening by
the juniors.
The chautauqua will begin on July
5 this year and last six days including
12 programs.
The Baptist Missionary meeting was
held at the home OF Mrs. George May
hew Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Eliza Curtis passed away at
the home OF her son Thomas Thursday
evening.
Frank McAdams left Reynolds Mon
day for Rochester. Mimi. where he is
taking surgical treatment.
The Reynolds high school alumni
banquet will be held June in the
Reynolds opera house.
The Reynolds high school baseball
team played with Matherville Friday
afternoon on the Reynolds field. The
score was - to 15 in favor of Rey-
noids.
Mrs. Anna SpiEler is visiting this
week with Mrs. John Parks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
wr<s IA,pTT HEfDF OF IryE-

Mss Anra Laafss. eaaTetsr % sea-
sssr and Mrs. = A Lsafss % waiias.
- 60 rzarrT farrT ae~sl ~ CARR
VIE. Mss AT Ess eEassa ters g a.
hsr w-fflnE fsfs ire aagf.als WI
Be qai@fiF esiebeafsf al fsr hone 81
ne brifss garsuts. 1907 Fifts arrgs
&C an evening ceremony wffa relatives
as wffaesses. N.ss GsaGss Utii BE- st-
fend.sl 81 Der sister. ttss 3arter
f.anfss. ara uar1f Daaam VII serve
M a~xeu az Ersr man. ne TssaE
seaefs srsf meF AL enc Criversltr ef
ffinofs where sofa were sfafeafs Nss
fandre aff-nftaa Or tsrec rrtrs. rr
r1ainfnE harss f7r fas lass Tezr OIL o.
saaas ef asr heafra. ST. srre. was
rrafaasef from ere aFrteuiturat eos
lsas wfh tH~ class ~ 1914 Hat Isl e.
msmbsr ~ enc sigma sz fraf-rcir7
Mss Laef-e esrr1 Der ~ Cd.
Jnaea s0rgfiFV sac as ere Teaa fFss
faaxhfrr % Senator aHf 1frH. t.srfrs
fad ts very ~aarHIeE rfrf wfs a
whi@ circle af frieHgs. aa~ tHs sFa...-'i
ssfsnsiveif slanE FsF.rsf I.ars frf Gel
tsrY accomplished. Let- la sol-- aat
2iaso.
rfr g@weI vas in WeN1s F-tr.7
NO ysars after s.s sraaatfI1o WIZ
ne Harvester 1.1rr ls Easf Moline a1.l
feft only ere rrsf 1f fs- year fr rttr
shasEs Bf BlBnfat.9e GEAR cIae.ts.it.r
fnss zen hT H.s father De- w.I take
as brittle t9 fsis sa.sfa-rr bore
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
W. 8 x STORE NEWS

These are GsFs Of active seuEE .r
the werru. summer dress see.-aa
several worirr rram Hss.sf.r- vs.s.
cd ST. q b. yesterday saH rrf
thcmse 90 ftr .is. 90 admirers ef
these aewrsf creations from fsF Sew
Yars market rbe wealth. er her.s
On these dresses aHa s1Vus aE enc
sceuomT prtrrs sF which sfev ere be-
tns orereli has beer freely e1usaseatTG
on b. visitors ta tsr store rbr war;
ETY. On stvies aat eo,ar rombtettl
- such tias reeFv w1maa ls errtatr
Co sat "a Dress t1 meet bee tastes
fa e few DAYS taaeaarra.raf WIZ 81
made of most egsphatis Reductions oa
M a. &s nafeHiess stock Of Woo.
SUITS. coats ant skirts. a sale OH ere
corset debartmsrE VIII also b- "a trat-
are 81 che week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
\. &. DINNTR-DAvCE.

TIE KsiEhfs o. Columbus % Davca-
port ent~rtained a. a finuer-dnucs al
ere uuflEE club ias' evening for a
nFv class received during the last
few aa1tEs. = company % about zGl
u~rs served 40 diuurT. thr tables be-
Tag trimmed On parbir iris ard foliage
Later there vas dancing and 60 tables
% goo we're PLAYED. With che prizes go
Ing 90 tfrs. r. ~ HatuEan. Mrs. ". ~
Holiday and 3trs = p Voiz. and %
r. = FerusT. 81 , kinnsiiy aud %. ,
Hvaa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
PANKHTRsT GIRLS WITH MISS
BOEG

Pankhgrst club girls we're the guests
last evening % Miss Grace Borg az her
hone. f1ei Seventh avenue. Two tables
% 500 we're played and 20 Miss Flor
rrer Noshsr. vho acted as n suhsti-
tute. fell the first prize. Miss Grace
G-i-woid receiving the consolation
favor. A two course luncheon follow
"a tfs card games. the serving table
havirF a. Sc eenterpiece bowl OF
snow calls The club will be enter
tanned 60 tWo weeks By Miss Grace
UIismsyeT. iiiT Nineteenth street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
SOCIAL EVENTS

carried out STIR puFpis iris and bridal
wrcats. tiE baskets G~corafinE the
s~-TinE table. The ices and cakes also
esrrise oat TIE pgrpis and Ehits color
seEsus~- ugrinz tkr hours froaa 90 8
rsaay EinE-s Daughters we're received
~ ths m@sab~rs % the ElnE'r Helpers
circle aEG -ai9ys6 meeting Niss Hos
ara
Sites Howard While iu the fuin cities
ts tks Fgsss % Mrs- H. ?. FosteF 20
Naitse sue leaves this evening for
tfzrpAysbarp WEsrs ere state ccatrn-
t.oa ssssss in tEr fali. and frun there
goes % Chicago 20 af-~n4 fhs exeeu-
eve ra@~tiHE % fs~ state BODY ~ ere
Hotel Lasaiie. FRIDAY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
HOUSEHOLDS
HINTC @zl

in which to rest bottles and DO not al
low bottle to come in direct contact
with bottom surface of pan ltiny
blocks of wood make a good support
for bottle. Keep milk in boiling wa
ter tor 20 10 so minutes, turning fire
down until water just SINNERS after
the first five minutes. Be sure a scum
does not form at this time. II a Their
mometer is at all available. use this,
inserting in bottle from time to time
until the temperature reaches 40 de-
grees F. II one intends 10 pasteurize
often a thermometer is by far the SAT-
est method TO use, and one can be
bought for the price of "a cents which
is reliable When this point, $40 de-
grees F. is reached, turn fire down and
try TO maintain this temperature for
20 TO 80 minutes, a little higher temper
allure is better than a lower one, for at
this point, 140 degrees F, the disease
organisms are killed. At the end Of 80
minutes place cover on bottle, SO wa
ter cannot enter, and gradually turn
on cold water from the faucet II pos
sible. or set in pan of cold water,
changing from time 10 time until milk
is cold. When cold, place in icebox.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
POSTPONE BETHANY CARD PARTY

n has been found necessary 20 once
more postpone the card part- 20 be
given hy the educational committee OF
Bethany home aud the affair which
vas % have been held May Is viii be
held Tuesday. June ! instead. Mrs.
Walter Rosenfeit 20 act As the host
sss Each % the members OF the com
rniitss has filled a. iess; one table for
bridge and che party 10 bound 20 be a
Frsaf success.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
rtSr 0F GRtBrtrrov FrCrrus.

The last % tl- Fraa.ffI5u rreIsaIs
90 the N4aIsraua ceusrrvat1rF fal
school % art VIII be Eirru t9a9rreW
svenlrE in che college auditorium a'
= o'elocf tfss WilEr.migt Hr.ee o'
RocE tsfaat. graduate iu voice. ard
Mss FIraror Marie WaFruror ~ Cei4
eaaa. in efoeuff9u. WIZ render "a pro-
rram OF especial merit. Both ~ these
t4leufsd raune women have beer
henrd fn many rreifafs Hrt programs
rendered iu ere trt-eifies turtaE che
tasf two years TIE rraft1E % ire
enoaataau~. Monsieur urtaeaIrr. ~
Booth rarNaEfoa. bV SIZES WtEngsou
viii be- aomefbfnE ogr ot Ear ordinary
me prosram follows
ARA "Ifafam- Butterfly .... F.tre.al
Readlna rIf5us.esr u-a4ea.r-' ....
...... ......... Booth rHronsrTs
Scene r. ueageaIrr apartments
in Bath. gas.sst
Scene 90 Laay NalHosruFs
ball
Nria. ~tfv Native ttrt N-rsi
Readias. Monsieur Heagesirr" ....e
...............-.. Booth rartsfar
acers ut The attack aa ts-
Highway ogf % Bath
ragr fadisa sons ........ Cssas.aa
ttradina Monsieur ueauetIrr .....
............ Booth ffrSIrss1r
Scene tV The assembly Faea
sa Hata
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
VI. 4. ELECTS OFFICERS.

Twenty members OF the y. L A. OF
Spencer Memorial Methodist church
gathered last evening AT the home OF
Mrs. George Maskell in Moline for the
annual election of officers. Miss Jes-
sic Eckert was elected president. Miss
Bernice Ely. vice president, Miss Chill
berg. secretary and Mrs. IneZ Hill.
treasurer. Business matters were
transacted and the young women en-
joyed a time OF sociability and they
we're served with a delicious lunch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
LUTHERAN MINISTER'S HAVE sEs.
sion

Dr. and Mrs Gustav AadFe.n a. their
hoEs. al Thirsy-af,h street. las, eve
alag satsrsaissd TIE Lutheran Minis
ssrs' association AZ their home. a good
y as=b~r % ths pastors and their
iirstfsi svsaiaE Ths program ~ ;hc
svsEi-s vss sho-t. Dr. Anfr-~n Eiving
q Paper O. -Cea-acters % the RefoF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
DELTA ALPHA CLASS SELECTS
OFFICERS

The Delta Alpha class OF the South
PARK Presbyterian church. Of which
Miss Selma Samueison e the teacher.
vas entertained last evening AZ the
home % Miss Florence Long, 1904
Thirtlsfh street omcers for the year
were chosen with the following re-
suits
Prrsideut-Mlss Neiiic Brien.
Vice Prcsidcnt-MissM Mildred Brook
myu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

Mss Grrs H1wsrf. p-Tst&sef % tEf
rflaa5s E5sE.s uauEhts-s. anfoa. sss
ere E5sss 20 E619- a. "a Sea Eivsa bG
enc Niars urtesrs. e.reir % MoiinT
.r che N5rEs usaEafsrs- roo@s- TIE
g,srt vas bT5EEs aat f-aErart vlth
eeaar5Ies - lovely Earies snwers.
ere wtrs1U lodges ant every available
place t1tf.aE bsE bastrts - bridal
wreath saaW halls. yellow taliPs ana
red reoasss n ths tin.EE room ere
ef-cts7s cd,o-s. pgrpis aad whlts. weT~