Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-24

uh1s Of Cornell university and
poeped IN the aviation corps ~ .
dSst lieutenant during the war.
Flrst Number % Course
The lirst number Of the Lyceum
course sponsored by the B. Y. P. U.
ofsthe First Baptist church, will be
sgiyen Wednesday evening when the
fTa9haikowsky quartet will appear
Inn program. The quartet ID COM
'p01ed Of Leon Weltman, violin; Ed
wsfd Kowinsh, violin; Frederick
Blair, violin-cello and Henry Le-
vine, piano. They will be assisted
by Miss Helen Gertrude Lane,
dramatic soprano.
Dance Thanksgiving Eve.
The pretty ballroom in the New
Harper will be the scene Of one
Of the pretty Thanksgiving eve
dancing party given by st. Joseph
school alumni. The room has re-
cently been re-decorated and the
da6ce will probably be the prettiest
OF the many local affairs.
Proceeds from the dance will be
used to furnish q room at st. An
thnny's hospital which the associa-
tiQA promised to. furnish and have
iniTeadiness for the opening Of the
hospital ON Thanksgiving day.
Tickets are selling fast, but there
are still more for those those who
have not already secured theirs.
Ettertain on Daughters Birthday.
Nf. and Mrs. william McDougall
OFT 02 Fifth-and-a-half avenue en-
teftained at q pretty party yester-
da3 afternoon and evening In cele-
bbition of the. sixth birthday ami
/ vekBary of their daughter, Miss Hell
e1 Bernice. There were 16 chill
dr1n guests and their mothers and
fathers.
Gold and white chrysanthemums
were used in decoration through
out the rooms as well<as autumn
foliage. At s O'Clock . delicious
M Sininr rom where the table
ca1terpiece was q large white
birthday cake containing six lighted
pink candles, Miniature turkeys
MnStcal numhers we're enjoyed. Miss
CaimaIeta Bell singing to the ac-
cdsnnaniment Of q ukelele n,aved nv
M sister Ma Cecelia RelI TittIs
NM McDousail vas left Nth many
pfettA remembrances az f,er sixth
birthday anniversary
Among those present were. In
Annette Brady. Bernice Brady
Charlotte SMITH. Selma Smith. In.
Gene Rodemeyer. Billy Rodemeyer.
Cecil Raysbock, Beulah Rsysbeck.
!. Marjorie Raysbeck, Eugene Stein.
4 Laura Coryell. .Carmaleya Bell. Ce-
celia Bell. Lillian Murphy and Hell
en- McDougall,
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colpsny III davenport
announce Approaching Mafinecs
Announcement Is MADE OF the ap-
puacnins marrlaee OF MISS Lorna
MDore o. Da.enport 70 :. !. Fonne
Un.ls'mas eve ceremony IN Inc
t1ose, Aaoa.ie, Cnicaso. Inc oate
ZOE tne nuptiais vas announced te
2 company OF lriends at an infor'
ma party gwen Friday evening.
liss Moore mas made her home
inpavenport for the last flve years
Sne Is employed at ROCK Island
arsenal. Mr. Foline IS connected
WIN the DAVIS Drug company o
Deeroit, Mich. and the new home
VIII be IN Traverse City, Mich.
after Feb. !. During the war Mr.
Polling was attached to the medica
company Of friends at the affail
Friday evening included the Misses
Hazel Strecker and charlotte
Wheelan OF this city; the Misses
Elsie England, Frances Gutherie
Hntda Hanson ana Elsie HUH o
Moline, and the Misses Edith Hols
apple. Elizabeth Fheleman. Maud
Nichols, Ruth Linsey, Esther Wren
wood Of Davenport.