Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-11
Public Is Invited.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Lutheran church were entertained at
! the Johnson home Saturday afternoon,
/ when about thirty-two enjoyed a read
/ ing by Miss Ethel Johnson and piano
/ trio by the Misses Mildred Carlmark,
/ Lillian Anderson and Eunice Peterson.
/ The rest of the afternoon was spent
playing games and having a general
good time. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostesses
/ Benevolent society of Ridgeview will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Roy Sill, 424 Forty-ninth street, Mo-
( line.
A. D. Taft and family, who with
their guest, Miss Gladys Taylor, mot
ored to Rosevil1e Saturday, returned
to their home in East Moline yester-
day, returned to their home in East
Moline yesterday.
| Viresco society and the mems class
! Of the First Methodist church held
| their annual picnic at Prospect park
| Saturday afternoon, when a general
| good time was enjoyed by about thirty
five, the men playing games while the
! women busted themselves with their
| tancywork and chatted over interest
ing topics of the day. By o'clock,
q, all were ready for the good things
| hidden beneath the paper napkins and.
seated on the grass, they had a real
! old-fashioned picnic.
! Mothers Lutheran hospital circle
| will be entertained by Mrs. JoseDhinc
/ Peterson, 2118 Fifteenth street, tomor-
j row afternoon. All members are re-
! quested to be present
Mrs. Louisa Johnson returned from
! Chicago Saturday night after a nire
weeks stay with Rev. and Mrs. A. P.
Fors.
Among the students leaving this
week for schools and colleges is Miss
| Mildred Lund, who goes to Northwest
ern to pursue her musical studies, ex-
! pectlng TO pay particular attention 10
voice culture with a view to public
! school teaching of music Miss Lund is
already proficient pianist and vocal.
! list and she will be greatly missed il
! local circles
Fred Hemmenway of this city. who
took unto himself a wife last week.
brought her to the city Sunday ano
they are now at the home of his moth
er, Mrs. Hettie Hemmenway, until
i they establish home of their own.
The wedding occurred Thursday even
ing IN the home of the brides parents
near Lacrosse, Wis, the bride being
before her marriage Miss Helen Dit
mer. Mr.. Hemmenway is an electric
ian with the Central Union TeIephone
company.
Moliners seem TO have become wise
10 the fact that the fall season is the
ideal one for vacation trips and as a
number of them went down the river
TINS noon on the Helen Blair, among
them the Misses Ermine Lane. Edna
Nelson, Jane and Margaret King, and
MISS Doland and trio of friends. The
nrst Two named had planned to go Sat- |
urdaY but were prevented by some
change in the boat schedules and were
delighted to find so many FRIENDS |
booked for today. They expect to re- |
turn Sunday
Mrs. Georgiana Fowler and her son |
Roy departed Friday for the home of |
the latter in FL Control, Cal, where |
MRS. Fowler will make her home with
Roy and his wife. Mr.. Fowler came
back 10 Moline after the funeral of his
grandfather, Deacon A. M. Hubbard
and a. he was obliged to be back at his
work in the banks Aug. Is, having only
very short vacation. the home was
rapidly dismantled for the breaking
up.
daughters of the American Revolu-
ton Will open the seasons meetings
next Saturday, gathering at the home
OF MRS. Daniel Smith, GA Twenty-sec-
ond street. Meetings this year will be
held monthly instead of fortnightly.
MISS Lois Lawson departed TODAY
Tor Oberlin, Ohio, to begin her third
years musical study at OberIin col
lege. Friday afternoon she entertain
ed small company of girls in her
nome at farewell and in the evening
went to the Columbia theater, Daven-
port.
Inc Rev. j. H. Miller, pastor of the
Jnlted Presbyterian church, will go
o monmouth tomorrow to attend the