Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-22
GIRLS IN CHARGE
OF Moline HOTEL
Members Of Red Cross Chapter Run
niEg Manufacturers and Are
Making a Rig Success.

Guests at the Manufacturers hotel
Moline, are getting some service to-
day and tips are being handed out
with a lavish hand. Members Of the
Moline chapter OF the American Red
cross are running the place for the
day and the novel venture is said to
be netting large sums for the work OF
tie society.
I From cellar to garnet the women
are managing the hotel. The girls are
meeting trains, running the cigar
counter, acting as bellhops, operating
the telephone switchboard, handling
the dining room, making the beds,
( taking charge of the cashiers desk,
I carrying grips, and doing the thousand
and one things which are in the daily
routine Of an up-to-date hostelry.
A pleasing series Of entertainments
had been planned for the occasion. At
the luncheon from u to 2, 80 beauties
from the cast Of the Mimic World -
showing at the Palace theatre, acted
as cabaret entertainers.
Il During the afternoon tea was serv-
ed and pleasing diversions were Of
fered by Miss Violet Cooper, assisted
by the dancing pupils Of Miss Aims
worth Mimic actresses viii again be
heard as well as Warren Skinner S
Jazz band After the meal there Will
be a dancing party, in which everyone
; is invited to participate. The music
, will be furnished by the band Of the
Moline Pillow company.
The menu for the patriotic dinner
follows:
Old Glory sea food cocktail
8 Red Cross cream Of asparagus
3 Woodrow Wilson"
+, Rumania celery Cuba olives
France young turkey roasted
Hoover style
Russia cranberry sauce
Belgian potatoes
p Montenegro wax beans
e Italian salad
t Great Britain gems. Servia corn bread
3 Canada butter
i American ice cream, our Sammies
/. Portugal small cakes
= Australia coffee Japan tea
e Panama canal water.
Here's the list OF Molifre's vel
known society women who are il
r. charge OF the hotel:
i Chairman-Mrs 2. W. Woodcock-
b. 0Mce-Mrs. r. s. Hosl0rd, Mrs. c
',|P. Skinner, Mrs. George Leach, Mrs
Il o. e. Nansur.
Meeting TRANSMITS. Nelson Greene
Mrs. " H. VanderY0ort.
rvFYe f@N an
r, captain; Mrs, ] II. Wallace. Mrs. II
IA. DeW0lf, Miss Carlisle Peet Mis-
Mary Hit, Miss Esther Dunn.
y Flevator-Mrs. George Walker, Mrs
r Elmer Mowry
I'll Cafe-.Mrs. Robert Lea, head wait
~ Tess, Mrs. a r. Ebi, Mrs Wiiiiar
III Ball. Mrs. c. G. Sloan Mrs. NJ. ], Dur
e yea. Mrs T. r. Johnson, Mrs. L. Z
re Mutt
IT TeIaphone-Mrs. H s Lord, Mri
IS Herman Nelson, Miss Gertrude Sin
70 mons, Mrs. Otto Seitfert
.y Afternoon tea-Mrs. G. A. Stephen
D. IN charge; Mrs. George Hunt0en, ST.
le Mrs. c. R. Stephens, Mrs. II, A. Gu
ID it's.
le Dutch room-Mrs. Frank Hobb
itGhl W al u GR7S5 AtlA NcRa ! A~tA4AfAa A.
G Mrs. r. G. Allen, Mrs. A. r. Foste
Mrs. W. E. Taylor, Mrs Sol Hirsch.
Cigar stand-A1rs. George Huntoo
IS Jr-, Mrs. w. L. Yelie, Mrs, N'illial
er Borne
at Cards - Mrs. F. ". Rank, Mr.
n George Rank. Miss Mary Pierre.
en- Doorwomen - Mrs. George BruT
" baugh, Miss Clara Anthony.
en- Cabaret-Mrs, r. e. Leavens.
We Checkroom - Mrs. P. S. McGlyn
re Mrs. T. T. Wharton, Mrs. George Pee
no Mrs. Neal NanderYoort.
dy Stenographer- Mabel Hartze
Is Mrs William AI0wry
IL Flower stand-Mrs, Thomas Ca
nd sidy,
he The publicity committee is compo
ar ed Of Fl. ". Woodcock, r. c. Rims
M and Arnold ToFsell