Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-14
Moline Society


Dorcas Lutheran hospital circle
will not hold its meeting this month,
but will meet Sept. II with Mrs. Al
fred Shallene, 1146 Fourteenth ave
nue..
First Methodist aid realized more
than $12 from its bakery sale Satur-
day in the Fisk & Loosely store. There
was a fine supply of home baked
goods on hand and they all found
ready sale.
Flags. which ten %, Lucretia Gar
field Daughters of Veterans will pre-
sent to local organizations, have ar
rived and the first will be presented
to the First Baptist church the first
Sunday in September, the Sd.
Laf-a-lot club held its regular meet
ing last week when Mrs. Carl Rode
pouch was the hostess. All members
attended the meeting and during the
course of very pleasant afternoon
were served refreshments. Next
meeting will be held next week Wed
nesday with Mrs. Claude Mechanism
in Glen Oaks addition.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith of Silvis
left Saturday for d visit with rela-
tives in Cedar Rapids. Mr.. Smith re
turned this morning, his wife to re-
main for a longer stay.
Mrs. Lee Snyder will entertain the
Crescent embroidery club tomorrow
afternoon at her home in Silvis.
daughter of the late H. c. Angel of
Orion, arrived Saturday in Silvis and
will make her home with Mrs. Dick
Bell until she has completed her edu-
cation. Although but II years old
she made the entire trip from Nyssa
to Silvis alone. Mrs. Bell is an old
friend of her parents.
Salem Lutheran congregation Will
motor to Andover next Sunday, if the
weather is favorable, and will attend
services at the Andover church, one
Of the oldest Lutheran congregations
in this vicinity. The trip will be made
in automobile to leave the church at
S a. m, and those wishing to make
the trip should call the parsonage to
reserve seats. In the afternoon visit
! will be made to the Orphans home in
AndOver, which is supported by the
Lutherans.
Mrs John McEniry of this city will
be one of d delegation from the tri-
cities of alumnae of the Immaculate
/ Conception academy of Davenport to
attend the convention of National
Federation AIumnae of Sister of
! Charity of the B. V. M, which is to be
held in Dubuque from August 20
through the 22d. The convention is
being held under the auspices of Mt.
Joseph college of Dubuque.
Mrs. McEniry also attends the meet
ing as secretary of the International
Federation of Catholic alumnae. The
/ local delegation Will also be composed
Of Miss Marie Premier of Davenport,
president of the tri-city Immaculate
Conception Academy Alumnae assO-
citation; Mrs. T. f. HaIligan Of Daven-
port, official delegate Of the local as
sociation; Mrs. Eugene Walsh of Dav
export, president of the alumnae of
Our Lady of Angels academy Of Ly-
ons, and Miss Ada Cannon of Daven-
port, governor Of Iowa for the Inter
national federation.
They will leave next Saturday on
the steamer Morning Star for Du-
buque, and the convention will open
with solemn high mass Sunday morn
ing The local delegation will return
on special train Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Duncan of 1896 Twenty
third street, will entertain members
of the Highland Heath club in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary
Thursday afternoon.