Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-14
EAST MOLINE


day at Reynolds on business.
The Sunshine circle Of Kings
Daughters met yesterday afternoon
. at the home of Mrs. Carl Mitchell
and held a splendid business meet
ing. Mrs. Z. CrawIey of Moline.
county superintendent of Kings
Daughters. was present and gave
each member a silver cross. There
we're IA present. A few members
were absent on account of sickness
and two were out Of town The
girls are making a guilt and maxi
ing scrap books for the visiting
nurse The chose as motto.
Scatter Sunshine Everywhere You
Co The next meeting will be held
with Thelma Black Mrs. Mitchell
served light refreshments.
Yesterday was the Irish tea"
given at the W l. Taze home. In
spite of the disagreeable weather
GO ladies came and went during the
afternoon hours. Green was in evil
dence in all the rooms. The serv-
ing ladies had cute caps and apron
ties while flags and green candles
were used as decorations. The
lunch was carried out in the color
scheme Out of town guests were
, Mrs II. II. Long and Mrs. Dan Kel-
Ter Of Orion, Mrs. John Bell of Mo-
line. The ladies feel we'll repaid for
their efforts
The Friday Card club held the
monthly evening session last night
a. the Z. D. Aldrich home Mrs H.
G. AltZ and Mrs. Aldrich were joint
hostesses. 500 was played at six
tables. Prizes were awarded and
refreshments were served at the
small tables following the games.
Yesterday was the regular day
for the NJ F. aid at WATERFOWL. Eff
teen ladies gathered at the church
and enjoyed a busy time planning
for a spring bazaar for April 90.
They are quilting for the sale Mrs.
Miles Nicholson and Mrs. Tabor
were hostesses yesterday. Mrs. G.
! ". Black and Mrs. Charles Lamb
we're appointed for the next meet
ing in two weeks.
The East Moline NJ. f. Ladies
Aid will meet Friday for an all day
work meeting at the Red Cross
rooms.
The lady Eagles hold their pub
liz card party this evening at the
hall.
Mrs. James Kelsey Of Eleventh
street, Silvis, was hostess to the
Baptist Ladies Aid yesterday. The
, lucky 13 members were out and two
visitors, Mrs. Gardner and Miss
Lima Lewis. The society is max
ing aprons and doing Red Cross
work. Light refreshments were
served. The next meeting place
was left open.
The question for the debate at
the high school Friday was chosen
several weeks ago and is a little
ont of date. But nevertheless it
will be argued. Resolved, That
k,ast Moline should be changed to
the name OF Deere" On the affirm
alive side Irene Woodruff, Marie
Larson. Negative. Floyd Hilbert.
and Leroy Osborn. A miscellaneous
program viii follow the debate.
The Knights of Pythias initiated
seven candidates into the rank Of
esquire and three into the rank of
knight. Twenty-Five from St
Georges lodge. Moline. assisted in
the work. \ business session and
smoker with refreshments fol-
lowed
The Mid Week Card club held a
session last evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs John Ransom, Silvis.
Mrs Charles Schmidt received for
ladies' high score beautiful Gre
tonne knitting basket. the latest
thing out MIR. Schmidt had to keep
even with his wife so he drew the
mems prize. a potted fern. Mrs.
Harold Chapman won the all cut.
a pretty vase Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Schmidt viii entertain in two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tomlin-
son left yesterday for Hector,
MINI, after a pleasant visit at the
home of their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. George Nichols.
Frank shannon. stationed at
Camp Upton. Long island, writes
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shannon. that the idea is they will
move soon" He sent several kodak
picturs. They do not wear the
large hats there but wear the small