Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-25

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Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Edwards, us
Twenty-ffth street, have returned
from two weeks visit at Avoca, Iowa
Between Times circle of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. Otis
Howard tomorrow afternoon and a
prompt as well as large attendance is
requested as there will be election OF
officers.
Saturday evening a number OF
friends surprised Miss Olga Eckstrand
at her home, 1870 Twelfth street In
the games played prizes were award
ed to Miss Wilma Anderson and Elmer
Esping. The rooms were attractively
decorated with pink and white crepe
paper streamers and autumn flowers
and very nice two-course luncheon
was served, after which a victrola fur
nnshed the music for dancing.
Miss Hazel Roose, who had her ton
sis removed at the Tri-City sanitar-
ium Saturday, is getting along nicely
Wellington Wood circle. ladies of
the G. A. R., will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon at Olive
Swedish hall and a good attendance is
desired as they are to prepare for in
spectiOn, the inspector to arrive Oct A.
Mrs. Robert Harper entertained at
her home in Davenport Friday after
noon as a courtesy to her sister, Mrs.
John G. Swensson of Portland, Ore,
who is guest at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chambers.
NAnHIPWnTk Furnished Y11a
ion before and after serving of tea.
Mrs. Hugh Curtis of Rock Island en-
tertalned for the same honor guest on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Allen returned
yesterday from the west, Mrs. Allen
having accompanied Mr. Allen to Den
yer and Salt Lake City. meeting him
in Chicago for the trip. Mr. Allen has
spent most of the busy summer at
home, deeply interested in the new
tractor building in process of erection,
the Introduction of the new Stephens
Six line of automobiles at the local
plant and other increasing activities of
the big concern. Mrs. Allen has been
in Michillinda, Mich, since early JULY
The western trip completed yesterday
was a speedy one, with a day each in
Salt Lake City and Ogden and only
few in the Colorado capital but they
were in Colorado City long enough to
make the motor trip up Pixies Peak.
the most wonderful roadway in the
world, it being from 20 to so feet wide
throughout the entire length.
Moline WOman's club music depart-
ment announces the coming of Svbil
Sammis MacDermid and her hus-
band James MacDermid, the noted
composer, the two to give a concert at
the high school auditorium Tuesday
evening, Oct. II. This is the first con
cert presented by the department since
the late Putnam GriswOld had such a
phenomenally successful appearance
mere and II is hoped that the coming
entertainment will be received with
equal interest. Sybil Sammis Mac
Dermtd has had several successful ap-
pearances in this city and two years
ago she and her husband created
turore in Davenport when they ap-
peared there. Tickets were in great
demand at that time and friends are
asked to apply for tickets as soon as
possible for the coming concert.
Mr. and Mrs. f. T. Esterdahl enter
tanned at a family dinner Saturday.
covers being laid for II. among the
guests being their daughter, Mrs. ].
L. knisely of Idadel, Okla The home
on Thirty-fourth street road was at
tractive with goldenrod, this same
flower forming a golden centerpiece.
AFTER the sumptuous dinner, the even
ing hours were enjoyed socially Mrs
knisely will leave for her home in
Oklahoma Tuesday evening.
Dolly Madison tent. Daughters of
Veterans, will meet in Kerns hall
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. Their
pie supper was very we'll pa
-ronized Saturday evening A gem |
eral good time was had by all and the !
nag fund Will receive a substantial |
as consequence.
Willing Workers of Gordon Memo |
,lal church met Saturday afternoon at |
ne church with but half the workers !
present No special business was trans
acted, but many plans were discussed /
which Will be announced later when :,
completed The next meeting in two
weeks will have the added attraction
II refreshments and the regular line of
work will be taken up.
E. F. Griffin of Kansas CITY. who has
'een guest at the home of his neph-
W, Howard E. Griffin, 1904 Twelfth
venue, since Friday, left at noon to-
ay for visit with relatives in Joliet
nd Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Smith, who
ave been having an extensive trip
trough the east and stopped off here
nroute home, left this morning for
heir home in Palo Alto, Cal, after a
leasant visit at the home OF William
Dwell, 419 Forty-second street.
Loyal Women of the First Christian
nurch will hold their monthly meet
lg Wednesday afternoon at the home
Mrs r. T. Cole, 1920 Seventeenth
venue.