Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-26
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Womans Missionary society OF the
First Congregational church has laid
out a plan of study for the year.
through its program committee, by
which one-half the year will be given
over to foreign mission study and one
half to home missions. The entire
program will be included in the asso-
citation year book. Meetings will be
held in the homes of members, the
meeting places to be named later. The
outline:
The Kings Highway
OctOber-Thankofe meeting.
Along Old Mission Trails in Europe
and Egypt-Mrs. A. NJ. Beal.
NOvember-A Study of Social Chris
tianity in India-Mrs. c. H. Adams.
January-Japan's Response to the
Gospel-Mrs. R. W. Entrikin.
Home Missions in Action.
February-A National Force-Mrs.
Myra Eastman.
Marcia Reclaiming and Educative
Force; A Healing and Integrating
Force-Mrs. o. NJ. Stowe.
pril-Thankoffering meeting.
Sources of Power-Mrs. X. 1. Willis.
May-Annual Meeting-Mrs. P. c..
Ladd.
Miss Rhea Wells complimented Miss
Doris BiCkelhaupt yesterday at a
luncheon given in her honor at the
Tea Cup inn. Covers were laid for 10
at a table artistically conferred with
gladioli in a black glass bowl, and the
luncheon was served in four courses.
The hostess presented Miss Bickel-
haupt with a beautiful Corsage of
roses. Those present were Mrs. B. c.
Murdy. the Misses Doris Bickelhaupt,
Hazel Easton, Helen Jackson, Eliza
beth Ward, Olive Taubman, Mrs A. NJ
Morris, Mrs. E. D. Baron of Ipswich,
Miss Jane Tyler of Fargo, n. D., and
Miss Rhea Wells.-Aberdeen American
Miss Bickelhaupt's marriage to j.
II. MCkeever, formerly of this city
will take place Thursday evening at
the home of the brides parents in
Aberdeen. After the wedding the
young people will take a trip to the
north and northwest, making an inter
esting journey through Canada on the
Pacific coast and Vancouver, B. c., the
journey to cover about three weeks
Near-eleCtion times are busy ones for
newspaper men and this will neces-
sarily curtail the trip somewhat.
Past matrons and past patrons of
bAiC NAO4AA4C NAlC pJCA VI iAdSISI IL CtdI
were entertained last evening by Mrs
Belle Morgan in her home, 1928 Four
teenth street There was a full at
tendance and election of officers re-
suited in putting the following in
charge for the next year:
President-Mrs. Belle Morgan.
Vice president-Leroy Vinton.
Secretary Ella Haley.
Meetings of this society are held the
fourth Monday in each month at the
homes of members, and as last even
ing's was the first of the season the
attendance was splendid and the even
ing was one Of the most complete and
enjoyable in the history of the club
The home was bright with asters and
saliva and the hostess served
an appetiZing luncheon. The IA mem
bers present feel that the opening of
the season was suspicious and antici-
pate an enjoyable year. The object
of these past matrons' and patrons
club is to keep up the get-together
spirit and the good fellowship engen-
dered through meetings and also to
keep in touch with the chapter work
This keeps them all so greatly inter
ested that they attend all meetings of
the order. The next meeting will be
with Charles Albertson, 80 Twenty
second street
Home Study club met in the first
session of the season yesterday after
noon at the Moline public library with
a very good attendance. the business
meeting opening promptly. There were
several designations regretfully re-
ceived, and one new member, Mrs. H
l.. Bullen, was voted into the club.