Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-12

80 N5UAsDUrE first Lo attend tine oa4
soldiers reunion and from there die .
rectIy TO the sunny southland.
Mrs Harry Emmett. formerly Miss
/ Julia Moss. viii return te her home in
7 Peoria Tuesday after r. visit at lle
home of her parents Iu thzs city.
Mrs JOAN Leaper. who has been
spending some time at rle home OF
her parents I'm the southern part oil
the state. having gone there for
rest after au operation has re-
turned 10 her home iu East Moline,
called back because her husband has
I been drafted.
Friends OF sam Pinkertoa Of Water
town VIII be very sorry to learn that
he IS very I'M. having been confined
90 his home for some time
Mrs. g. H. Walker was hostess TO che
F WatertCHu-E East Moline Lltmb-e CLUB
. yesterday afternoon and anticipating
fine time. all Of the - members gath
cred. as well as one guest. MIS-. r.
/ Don TAYLOR. Red Cross knitting was
/ the diversion and Il would have been g
pleasure to Red Cross enthusiasts to
see the busi1essliEe way I'm which the
women are doing the work. giving
. every moment possible 10 Knitting. as
4 they realize Sine great demand for knit
ted garments, even the 1sJ-a ~oio
weather we have mad no" Demon
strattng clearly now -.l-e g-eEa15-
we are to- take care Of our soldier boys
during the winter mere was y1g
usual pleasant soelaol-.lt ana = -lo7-
auDefiztug 5w8-o0urse luncheon late in
the afternoon Mrs. IT. H. AUgeTine
invited the women TO gather at her
home Tor IaeiI me5LlA@. 9-a- a
Sltvl5 Eea Gross WORKERS gathered
in Masonic hall yesterday afternoon
in large numbers an 81 1Ae alt4l7-
iasEle women eager ~ accomplish IA@
largest possible amount Or Voc r. ana
certainly everyone should take MS OF
her hat off 10 the oIlFl9 women "4el
it comes to Red Cross work, for they
show more interest i'm II than almost
any other band al workers ana theTs
turn out large amounts pr s1lendld
work And they enjoy doing tt- Their
meetings are just the Jollest kind on
social affairs. minus Of course the
delicious refreshments" and fancy
work. but with all the happy visit
The rooms team with work and there
are women sewing and knitting and
now they are starting surgical dress
ing work. q table and other neces-#
sites having been provided. as we'll as
workers They had large attendance
thfs week and next week they say
thev are going to have even more. f.
for those who work now viii not be
satisfied until thew have interested f
egerv woman ana girl ia Si1vis in the
Great war1z.
THE child conservation fenartuert j
of the East Moline Voman's club VIII /
hold it's first meeting Of the wear Mon
dav night with MRS. G. IT, Schuing. +
Twentv-frsr avenue and Seventh
IN SFarra rf The ztu-f,-. ~rnaracrer and /
Hahits OF the Child" Al very interest (
ina. nrcgrsu has been planned for the +
vaar as we'll as q ver-z beneficial one
and members are looking forward to
the gathering with pleasure and autici- +
patton Meetings will be held once g +
month as last wear.
Friends OF Mrs. c. r. r-vaufst viii
Ia sorry ~ 5aaru that SHE was ra-
moved ia -fa Moline rI+- nosnffar This
rnornfna, 10 undergo an orararzon for
aDDeadfcftfs
The IT II Climb was entertained last
rioTf Inv Inc gaffavvae-t sisters the
Misses Regina. ETarfba f7urna and
C0Iate a large number Of mem hers
Gathering for the session. 0mcer5 for
+ba year were elected a- follows
President Miss Agnes Van Hoe
Vice president Miss Anna Carmen
tar
Sarrera -trea surrr - Miss Martha
CaI1awaart.
The Girls planned a card party for
Nov the n1aca TO be decided later.
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r1-rr5.,ev M, Social r+r7a tr7, s,o-feese,-