Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-18

played and prizes were won by Mr..
Leper, Mrs. George Smith and Carl
Peterson. A nice luncheon was serv-
ed by the hostess. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Seeley will next entertain the club.
Mrs. Harvey Hill is visiting rela-
tives at Brooklyn, Iowa.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Chapman
was hostess to the Memorial Method
ist Ladies' Aid society. After some
time spent in needlework and general
sociability, following the devotional
exercises and regular business rou-
tine, nice luncheon was served by
the hostess. A large collection was
taken in, and it was a very pleasant .
and profitable meeting.
Miss Ethel Kirkpatrick has recover
ed from recent illness.
The Country club was entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs Richard Walsh Sat
urday evening at their home in the
country. Games and general socia-
bility preceded the serving of nice
luncheon by Mrs Walsh, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Marie Walsh, and
Mrs Harvey Hill. George Sleeth and
Mrs. Albert korb won prizes. Mrs.
Frank Haddick was present as guest
of the club. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis korb
will next entertain the club.
The following officers were Install
ed Tuesday evening by the Order of
the Eastern Star: Worthy matron,
Mrs. Anna Durham, East Moline; wor-
thy patron, Fred Hartline, Silvis, as
sociate matron, Mrs. Mamie Sleeth,
Silvis; secretary, Mrs. Rose Mckin-
ley, Silvis; treasurer. Mrs. Marie "
Marchant, Suvis; conductor, Mrs. Car
rie Hink, East Moline; associate con-
ductor, Mrs. Jessie Carlson, Silvis;
chaplain, Mrs Elizabeth Neil, East
Moline; marshal, Mrs. Anna Roach,
Silvis; organist, Miss Bessie Chap
man, Silvis; Adah, Miss Hazel Aldrich,
East Moline; Ruth, Mrs Nellie Hart
line; Esther, Mrs. Edna Hough; Mar
tina, Mrs. Ruth Clendenin, East Mo-
line; Electa, Mrs Ella Slower, Silvis;
warder, Miss Edith Hulk, East Mo-
line; sentinel, Harry Hickman, Sill
Wis; committee on flowers, Mrs Min
ME Hill, Mrs. Kemps, Mrs. Elizabeth
Schmidt, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Mae Aid
rich, Mrs. Pearl Pershing; auditing
committee, Mrs. Mae Emmerrett, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hickman. In token
of appreciation of the work done in
the lodge last year by the past ma
iron, Mrs. Anna Roach was presented
with a past matron's pin, after the in
stallation services.
Helen Van Cleve was quite severe
| ly cut and bruised about the face
while coasting last week. Last spring
she had the misfortune also to break
leg while roller skating.
| Mr.. Showers class of the Memorial
Methodist Sunday school has organ
lied the class into club called the
Loyal Sons and Daughters. They will
/ meet at the different homes for a So
sial time They are planning num-
Der of entertainments to be given soon,
the proceeds to go toward the Sunday
school fund.
Mrs. George Tutberry had as a guest
her brother of Chicago Mrs. Tutber-
ry has entirely recovered from re-
cent accident when she fell on the
front porch of her home, dislocating
her shoulder and bruising one hip.
Mrs. Harry Mcdowell Of Wyoming
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Roberts and family have moved
into the Plemens residence on First
avenue.
Paul Lithicum and family have NOV
ed here from Trenton, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kirkpatrick recent
ly had as guests Milton Davis of Hunt
ley. Mont, and Mr.. and Mrs c. Kes-
sick of ChilIicothe, Mo They returned
home Monday.
lie Roy Hampson and family have
moved to Carbon Cliff
Mrs. Lester Crawford is ill.,
The Jolly 500 club is invited TO NEE
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Schmidt next Saturday evening.
Little Claire Schmidt had the mis-
, fortune to fall while skating in tn
: skating park on Fifth street, bruisini
} and spraining one knee quite severely