Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-23
Bible Study Glass Meeting.


ganized bible study class of the
! Second Christian church met last
evening at the home of Miss Ella
Fisher, 1924 Second street, for the
regular semi-monthly study meet
ing. There were Is members pres
ent and the study for the evening
was Revelations 20.
This study class was organized
for the members of the Sunday
school and church and is especially
profitable foc the teachers in the
school. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home of
F. ]. Nessler, SIT Ninth avenue.
Ucal Lodge Box SOciabIe.
Ucal lodge No. 6eS, Odd Fellows.
last evening held box sociable
following the regular meeting held
az Odd Fellows hall. Business was
tt ansacted at the business session
and the remainder of the evening
was given over to sociability.
The boxes were auctioned of and
many of them brought in good
sums. Music and games were en-
joyed until a late hour.
Miss Rank May Queen Attendant.
Sunday May 25, has been set for
the coronation Sarvfce of the
Blessed Virgin Mary at the I'm
maculate Conception academy,
Davenport, and Alice White of Big
Rock, Iowa, and Blanche Rank of
Rock Island have been chosen as
the Queen of May and her attend
ant. There will be dozen or more
little flower girls to escort the
queen in the May day festival which
is to be at o'clock Sunday even
ing in St Joseph's chapel The
service will close with benediction.
The baccalaureate sermon at the
solemn high mass at 10 o'clock
Sunday will be preached by Father
Stahl, : the chaplain of the school.
At the early mass two of the girls,
Harriet Neufeldt and Camilla Dor
oboe. daughters of Dr. and Mrs. F.
Neufeldt and DR.. and Mrs. A. p.
Donohoe, will make their first
communion.
Glass day of the school will be a
body, falling on Thursday, May 2S,
and Wednesday, May %, seniors
and juniors will give recital in
the afternoon in ST. Cecilia aud
itorium.
The event of this week at the
school was the recital by Miss
Faye Paarman of Davenport, one
of the advanced students in the
conservatory of music. Miss Paar-
man was assisted by her father
and brother, Will and Walter
Paarmann, in a very pleasing, well
presented program, which EVIL
dences musical gifts and applica-
tfon, as well as good teachers.
Original Poems Feature Breakfast.
With the original stories and
poems, music and old-fashioned
songs, addresses and informal
talks. and with the happy spirit of
social get-together as the keynote,
the Davenport Woman's club yes
terday resumed its former custom
laid aside during the war period
of entertaining at a May day fete
as its final social function of the
year.
The breakfast was at IL o'clock
at the Outing club and the entire
club house was thrown open for
the occasion.
Flowers were everywhere, the
gardens of members having given
lavishly Of all kinds OF the ODD
fashioned posies, in purple. yellow
and white iris. snowballs, lilacs.
tulips, bridal .wreaths and other
fragrant and early spring flowers
which were in graceful arrange
ment in every conceivable place.
Breakfast was served from a
long table in the dining room en-
buffet, guests helping themselves,
taking. their plates to one of the
numerous small tables scattered