Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-28

First Baptist church, well in touch
with all its work, Mrs. Biebinger was
born and reared in Moline. attending
the public schools and being gradual
ed from the Moline high school. Mr..
Biebinger has been a Moliner for a
number of years and is a machinist
with the Moline Auto company.
]. H. Mckeever and Miss Doris
Bicklehaupt of Aberdeen. s. D, will
be married this evening at the brides
home in that city The Aberdeen
American of Wednesday contained
the following item: Yesterday at
her home in the Highland, Miss Mar
garet Mcleod delightfully."- entertained
at luncheon for Miss Doris Bickle-
haupt, who is to be married tomOr-
row evening to J. II. Mckeever. Among
other festivities was a dancing party
at the Country club last evening, given
by DR. and Mrs. B. Carson Murdy, for
the bridal party. The bride has been
honored with an uninterrupted series
Of pretty social affairs during the last
month, she being one of the most pop
ular girls in Aberdeen society cir
Cles.
Campfire girls met at the Fairview
school house Tuesday with all but
three members present and with three
guests making up the quota. The
girls spent a very pleasant evening
with their guardian, Miss Ruth Cock
eran, telling of their experiences dur
ing the summer and making plans for
the winter, also discussing the posi-
bility of a hike to Rock river. With
! the completion of all plans, meeting
adjourned, the next hostess to be Miss
Margaret Brady, AIT Twenty-second
street.
Klio circle of the Second Methodist
church met with Mrs. Frances John
son yesterday and completed a very
successful years work, the treasurer's
report showing the finances to be in
splendid condition. Election of Off
GERS resulted in choosing those holding
Office last year:
President-Mrs. Frances Johnson.
Treasurer-Mrs. Rose Trevor.
Secretary - Mrs. Gertrude Weld
lein.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Frew and Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Clark returned home
last evening from Cuba, Ill, where
they attended the funeral of Master
Harold Ibeck, only son of Mrs. Lizzie
Ibeck of that place, formerly Of Mo-
line
Christ church guild met at the rec
tory yesterday afternoon and there
was a good deal Of interested work
on dainty lingerie garments for the
Christmas sale. The bazaar will be
held as usual at the Manufacturers
hotel and will be as attractive as ever.
All members are urged to interest
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something for the affair and also to
attend the, regular guild meetings in
order to work up a proper enthusiasm.
Next Wednesdays meeting will be de-
voted to an auxiliary program.
Billy Otis son. Of DR.. and Mrs. F. ].
Otis, had the misfortune to break the
bones of his left leg below the knee
on Tuesday afternoon while wrestling
the fracture being spiral one. This
lays up both the Otis boys, as Babe"
is just recovering from a recent oper-
alton.
Dolly Madison tent, Daughters of
Veterans, met at Kerns' hall yester-
day afternoon when the general rou-
tine of work was carried out. No re
port of the chicken-pie supper was
chairman of the committee in charge
At the next meeting in the hall Oct.
II there will be penny social in con-
nection with the meeting. 1t is hoped
that this will be patronized by all who
are interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Melvin and
daughter, Celia, who motored to Min
nesota three weeks ago, have re
turned. Herman Plath accompanied
them home. They visited relatives in
various parts of the state and report
a most enjoyable trip.
.Dorcas circle Of Kings Daughters
met at the home of Mrs. w. B. Wood |
and Mrs. link were elected delegates |
to the convention in Chicago next |
month, with Mrs. Farley and Mrs. |
Adolph Edwards as alternates. At |
the close of the afternoon the hostess, |
assisted by Miss Florence McFadden, |
served refreshments. The netx meet
ing will be held the last Wednesday |
in October, Mrs. Edward ling hostess.
Lutheran Hospital circle met with
Mrs. Dan Johnson, 1912 Fifteenth
street, yesterday afternoon and one
of the features of the business session
was planning for a bakery sale at the
Fisk & Loosely store for Saturday,
Oct. Z. All members are asked to be
on hand early and a fine lot of bakery
goods is promised. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Selma Westberg,
1925 Eighteenth avenue.
Zal Grotto sponsored a dinner
dance at the Moline club Tuesday
evening which was a most enjoyable
party. About $50 Masons and their
families were seated at the long
tables, which were decorated with tall
bouquets OF roses a single rose being
at each place. During the dinner,
which was an unusually good one.
Miss Eflandt gave several vocal and
numbers which were great
appreciated by the audience and a
general song program followed. the
popular and old-fashioned ones being ,
sung by all. Dancing was more pop