Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-01-11

Methodist Aid society was enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. James
Westphal, and Mrs. kinnander at the
Westphal home. There were Is MEM
bers present and the ladies spent a
social afternoon as there was very
little business. The hostess served
refreshments and Jan. % the society
will have an all day old-fashioned
quilting bee at the home of Mrs. NJ
A. Ganniard
Miss Florence Schilling entertained
the G. l. C. girls at the Schilling home
Monday evening" The following were
elected to serve as officers for the
coming year:
President-Kathryn Wiley.
Vice Observation-Disclosures Emmett.
Secretary-Florence Schilling.
Treasurer-Elsie Anderson.
The rest Of the evening was spent
with Red Cross knitting and refresh
ments were served. Before adjourn
ing the class was invited to meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Abrams.
Friends Of Miss Tia Dietrich will be
glad to hear that she is slowly i'm
proving. Miss Dietrich has been Sc
riously ill since before Christmas.
Silvis Eagles will hold installation
Of officers this evening at the hall.
Thirty members Of the Plymouth
circle gathered at the church yester-
day afternoon. The new officers were
in charge and every one was very en-
thusiastic over plans for the new year
The society decided to meet every two
weeks at the church. After the bust
ness meeting the hostesses. Mrs. S. B
Long and Mrs. Morgan, served re
freshments. The next meeting will b.
Jan. "a and the hostesses will be an
nounced later.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Eagle.
| held their installation of officers las
evening. The Rock Island degree
! team put on the work. officers in
| stalled were the following:
| Worthy President Mrs. Mabe
| Boolman.
Wise President-Mrs Laura McGill
Secretary-Mrs. Sadie Roland.
Treasurer-Mrs. Hesslie.
| Trustee for one year-Mrs. Harrie
/ Ostrau.
Chaplain-Mrs. Lena Swenson.
Inside Guard-Mrs. Elma Nelson.
Outside Guard-Mrs. Bertha Lun
deem.
Conductress-Mrs Mary Rosenberg
| After the work refreshments wer
served and dancing was enjoyed unit
midnight. There were also guest
from the Davenport lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Felman are tn
proud parents of baby girl born thi
morning at the maternity home of tn
Moline city hospital.
Not only are the Loyal Daughters @
the Baptist church raising money TO
the new church but their loyal friend
are helping them out as well. Wed
nesday afternoon Mrs. F. J. Clendeni
land Mrs. Charles Garrett entertaine
ten friends at one Of the ever popu
lar knitting teas at the Clendeni
home. so that they might do their bi
| loWdIu luclT lTleuuS new CnuTcH. 4 n
afternoon hours were spent visitin
and with Red Cross knitting. TIL
hostess served an attractive tw
course luncheon at the tea hour whe
work was laid aside.
B. D. club Of the Baptist Sunda
schol held their election of officers i
the church rooms Wednesday even
ing. The following were elected:
President-Leonard McGill.
First Vice President-James Katt,
| Second Vice observation-disclosures Nc
Alpine.
Secretary-Marshall Hurd.
Treasurer-Russell Cornell.
The boys will meet in two weeks a
the church rooms.
Charles Young left Monday for Wy
omfng, where he has taken travelin
position with the Greer Hotel com
pany. Mr.. Young has been ill for al
most year and the Mayo brothers a
Rochester prescribed a western tri,
; Mrs. Young will remain in Silvis thi
winter and have charge of the High
land hotel Of which Mr.. Young is pre-
prietor. Mr.. Young's friends hop