Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-23
News of the Day in Moline and East Moline
In the Lodges

National Association of Station
airy Engineers of Moline held
brief business session Tuesday
night at Turner hall, Mo-
line, after which they ad-
journed to the rooms of the
Davenport association. to attend
the lecture on fuel conservation
and the actual worth of fuel in the
present day, given by Mr.. Hol-
brook, state deputy of Iowa engi-
neers.
MIR. Holbrook is forceful
speaker. He described extensively
the importance of the government
in taking over the fuel question
during the period of war and of
raising the price of fuel By this
means people would learn how to
conserve fuel. He also explained
the value of a pound of coal and
told of his great interest in the
Ames Engineering college of Iowa.
At the next meeting, the Moline
4 association, which will be held
Feb IS at Turner hall, educational
pictures on sWitchboardS will be
shown. Davenport association will
also be present and a social time
will be enjoyed.
Manufacturers lodge, No. ASS, /
o. o. F., invites friends and the
general public to the social dance
it Will sponsor Jan. % at Turner
hall, Moline Arrangements are
being made for the occasion.
Tt the meeting Tuesday night
first degree was conferred on 16
candidates.
Members of Pershing council,
No. 1921, knights and Ladies of
Security, are urged to attend the
meeting to be held this evening
at Trevor hall. Pershing council
is newly organized 1t has secured
Trevor hall as its place of perma-
nent meeting place.
Ladies auxiliary of Eagles OF
East Moline will meet in regu-
lar session this evening at
Eagles hall AS important bus
mess will be transacted, it is i'm
portant that every member be
present.
Harmony camp, No. 2,Si6. R. n
A, held public installation of offic-
ers Tuesday night at Swedish Olive
hall, Moline. The hall was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. Alice GilliIand of Peoria, SUI
preme manager of the camp, and
Mrs. ArnhOlt. supreme marshal,
installed the following of. GERS:
Oracle-Nrs. Elva Olsen.
Past oracle-Mrs. Efie Flood.
Vice oracle Miss Edith Peter
son
Chancellor Mrs. Grace Goar.
RccOrder-Mrs. Mary Lundeen. .
Receiver Antionette Ter
kelson.
Marshal-Miss Minnie Schaab.
Assistant marshal-Mrs. Cena
Daebelliehn, appointed officer.
Inner sentinel Mrs. Selma Nor
ton.
Outer sentinel-Mrs. Jennie Ros-
enkrantz.
Musician Mrs. Mary Corder
Manager for three years Mrs.
Cera Daebelliehn.
Physicians Louise Miller.
c. B. Pearsall and NJ. s. Dordan-
vile.
Five principals of the camp are:
Faitf-Mrs. Grace Daebelliehn.
CouTage-Mrs. Grace M,sner.
Modesty-Mrs. Gertrude Eb-
strand
Unselfshness Mrs. Joseph
Wellinetz.
Endurance-Mrs Rae HANNA
man.
AS it is customary for the camp
to present the installing officers
with tokens, Mrs. GilIiland and
Mrs. Arnholdt were each recipients
Of boxes of beautiful linen hand
kerchiefs, after which Mrs. Arm
hOldt presented Mrs. Eva Olsen,
oracle of the camp, with a gold
coin Mrs. Cornelius Pierce Snyder
Of Council Bluffs, Iowa, supreme
auditor and also an unexpected
visitor at the installation, was
given a large bouquet of cut flow
ers.
The hall was then cleared and
the members, both young and old,
danced until midnight, the music
being provided by the East Moline
jazz orchestra.