Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-08
SOCIAL EVENTS
Bakers Ball Fine Success.

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The benefit dance held at the Dav-
enport coliseum Saturday night was
pronounced success for the tri-city
union bakers of local SO. A stormy
night OF wind and snow did not pre-
vent a large attendance to enjoy and
participate in dancing for the fancy
prize cakes. The winners OF the
prizes were as follows: First prize
dance was a fox trot. won by couple
Art Whalen and Miss Josephine Ehl-
ers OF Davenport. second prize, won
by couple Harold Duglass and Miss
Lila Schebler of Davenport. Second
prize dance was waltz. won by Cou-
ple James Quinn and Mrs. Fred Haigh
of Davenport: second prize, won by
couple Paul Schudder and Mrs. c. G
Peterson of Davenport. Third prize
dance was one-step, won by couple
Paul Jones and Miss Daisy Thompson
of Rock Island; second prize, won by
couple Ralph Meyer and Miss Marion
Snyder of Davenport. Fourth prize
dance was waltz, won by couple E
W. kroeger and Mrs. G. NJ. Williams
Of Davenport; second prize, won by
couple Mr.. and Mrs. George Kroegel
of Rock Island. Fifth prize dance
was fox trot, won by couple o. F
Axene and Miss Norma Wiese Of Mo.
line; second prize, won by couple
Ralph Chillberg and Miss Helen Nc
Caffery Of Rock Island The winners
Of the door prizes were as follows
Miss Josephine Ehlers of Davenport
the prize. fine large three-deck fancy
ornamented cake. made by Guy E
Hughes at the Berlin bakery Of Dav.
EXPORT. second prize, G. A. Conole
Davenport the prize was one 49-pount
sack Of Gold Rim four delivered from
the Western Milling company; thire
prize. Paul Stroedecke, Rock Island
the prize was one 49-pound sack O
Gold Rim flour delivered from tn.
Western Milling company. All prize:
were donated as follows. One orna
mented cake by Hans Watchers bak
cry. made by NJ. NJ Burns; one orna
mented cake by Charles Barth's bak
cry. made by Marion o. Gray; on,
large fancy cake with design of Amer
iCaa flag. etc, by Hamilton bakery
made by r. w. Selle; two ornamente,
cakes with union label designs b.
". f. Peters bakery, made by baker!
John Wret and Frank Belovsky; on,
cake with local 36-birthday design fol
! eighth year of bakers organization
made by William Fetherolf; one larg,
white cake, designed with horn O
plenty, by Pine Street bakery, made b,
Fred Haigh; one ornamented oak,
from Peter Langbehn's bakery, mad,
by Oscar Negus; one large white cak'
from Five Point bakery, made b,
George Dohrn; one very fancy orna
mented large twO-deck cake witt
scroll designs ON sides and tree de
| sign on top with little birds perchet
on the branches. made by Ray C. Nal
lory at Maths bakery. All design
| were illustrative of much skill an,
great beauty, some of which required
/ several days of efforts in perfectin,
the designs. One top piece made o
sugar work into the shape of a crown
! in illustrating the design of the crow
for unionism, was set with extende,
and shaded lettering of the word
union made. which received much no
tice. One of the cakes with the Amer
lean flag most beautifully drawn il
colors on top of the mounted sta
deck with square base set with or
namented fencing we'll extended an
with several little white doves settin
in pairs around the mounted sta
deck.