Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-19
East Moline Society

Mrs. w. D. Chapman returned yes
terday from Chicago where she at
tended the State Federation OF Wom
ems clubs as delegate from the Sill
Wis chapter While there Mrs. Chap
man was fortunate enough to be able
to spend a short time with her hus-
band, Lieutenant Chapman. who with
hundred other medical corps men,
was passing through Chicago on their
way to Preside, Cal. Lieutenant
Chapman has been stationed at Fort
Benjamin Benjamin Harrison.
MIR. and Mrs. E. D. Aldrich motored
to Geneseo yesterday, accompanied by
their daughter, Theu.
Members of the Silvis unit OF coun-
ell of national defense are asked to
make special effort TO attend the Red
Cross work meeting tomorrow as
there is important business TO be SET
tied. Glasses in surgical dressing will
| be held both afternoon and morning
and all are welcome to join.
Mrs. Edwin Long and daughter, Viz
ginia of Waterloo, were guests yes
| terday at the W. l. TaZe home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. De Schepper enter
| tanned last evening at five hundred
when guest pivoted at three tables
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Earl Pax
ton and Ed Millone, high scores, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vern Kerreboeck o.
; Rock Island, low scores. Mrs. d.
Schepper served dainty luncheon a
the small tables at the conclusion o
the games. During the pleasing secia
hour the guests enjoyed Victrola musi'
and it was decided that this grouI
organize a card club and call them
selves Liberty Five Hundred.
Announcement is made that tn
: Lumpkin store building has been Sc
cured for registration tomorrow from
!! 10 a. n. until 5 p. N. The building /
located at S11 Twenty-first street an
all women north of the C. B. & G
tracks, not yet registered are asked t
!. do so tomorrow.
Mrs. Anna Evans, who has bee
house guest at the A. E. Rockwell
home since August returned to he
home in Auburn. n. Y, today.
Entire Nous card club was enter
tanned Saturday eygning at the Leste
Crawford home in Silvis. -Four table
of 500 were played. Mrs. Cecil Harpe
. and Charles Windsor capturing tn
first prizes while Mrs. Harry Hockma
received the all-eut favor. A forme
member of the club, Mrs. Maeche
Cairns OF Pocatello, Idaho, was a
out-of-town guest. Mrs. Cairns ha
: been away from Silvis for year an
her old friends are happy 10 hay
finer with them again. Following tn
s Games Mrs. Crawford served lunch
y con and the club adjourned TO met
J with Mre. Edward Eaton in two week
u Mrs. Robert Ransom entertained yes
Il tert1av at a four-course chicken Dime
y in honor of her husbands and j. v
Murphy's birthday anniversary. Cor
: ers were laid for seven at prettll
annointed table and after dinner hour
we're spent informally. Mrs. En-
Mueller aud little daughter Shirley
sherrard, were out OF town guests.
y Mrs. Michael Cairns and daughtt
S Aileen of Waterloo, are visiting at Ii
home of the formers parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Leonard Studyvin. They expe'
to remain over the holidays when the
will be Joined by Mr.. Cairns and Il
gether they will return to their HON
East Moline women will be busy Il
morrow at the Congregational churt
for besides the regular Red Gro
work registrants will organize. The
will also be registrars present ar
= women who have not already done
4 viii be given another opportunity
a register. A call is being made by MI
h Arthur Little. chairman. for voiu
lteers for the completion of the Gems
i taking. Workers are badly needed +
4 this end Of the work and appeal
imade to women who are interested
ithis issue.