Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

evening" The next meeting Of the
rourt will be held Nov. rs at the
hall.
Prenuptial for Miss Zeifren. !.
The Misses Rose Stene of Dav-
export and Mary Ziffrin Of Moline,
entertained at q pretty pre-nuptial
party fast night at the Stone home,
1928 West Tsird street, Davenport,
as q prenatal courtesy for Miss
Mary Zeffren of 1923 Fourteenth
street, Rock Island, whose mar
rage to Morris Funk Of st. Louis
is to be an event Of December.
The affair which was in the form
of a linen shower, was one of the
prettiest Of pre-nuptial parties.
The home was beautifully deco
rated in the bride-elect's chosen
colors, pink and green, which were
carried out with chrysanthemums
and carnations. Five tables OF
whist were played during the even
ing, prizes being won by Miss Fam
ME Comments, Miss Rose Ruben
and Miss Helen Pulner, all Of Dav-
export. Miss Fannie Goldstone
favored with several piano num-
beers, and victrola music was also
enjoyed. A delicious three course
luncheon in which the pink and
green idea was cleverly carried
out, was served at the close Of the
evening. Miss Zeffren was pre-
scented with many pretty gifts OF
linen for her new home which is
to be in st. Louis.
Name Committees for Sale.
Committees for sthe annual ba-
Ear to be sponsored by the mem
bers of the Woman's Relief corps
were named at the regular corps
meeting held at Memorial hall in
the court house. yesterday after.
noon. The sale is to be conducted
! at the hall Wednesday, Nov. 10
and the general public is. invited
to attend.
Mrs. Frances Siemon is general
chairman, Mrs. Hanna Glass j.
chairman of the quilt committee;
Mrs. Emma Sheesley is chair
man of the program committee;
Mrs. Mary Shill of the pillow CASE
committee: Mrs. Flo Maslin of the
fancy work committee; Mrs. Saral
Renfron OF the apron committee
Mrs. Ruth Cooley of the rug com
mittee and Mrs. Lillian Bedford o.
the baker counter. Mrs. Mary Nc
Gee, Mrs. Mary Shill, Mrs. Rose
bell Cochran and Mrs. Martha Ma
tson are the refreshment commit
tee. One candidate was initiated
at yesterdays meeting and severa
applications balloted upon. The
! corps has been invited to attend 1
social which the members of Ora
ham corps, No. 20 Of Moline. arr
giving tomorrow afternoon at thu
Swedish Olive hall, Moline. Mem
bers of the Davenport corps ar
also to be guests.
Much Interest I'm @Attic Shop"
! The general public will be inter
ested ID the Attic Shop" which il
being sponsored by Forest Arm
strong chapter, Daughters Of tn
American Revolution next week
when all sorts Of articles Of frs
class condition will be placed OF
sale at popular prices. in the Rob
inson building. The dates for tn
sale are Nov. 20, q and 20. Thec'
will be many useful articles, sucl
as furniture, curtains, dishes, nov
city laces and bric-a-brac. dresses
underwear, cooking utensils, lamps
books, ETC., which the public will b.
fortunate in being able to purchas
at such prices.
Mrs. F. H. Bahnsen Is Chairman
of the committee in charge Of thi
attic Shop" and anyone havinl
articles which they wish to give t
the chapter for the sale shout
notify Mrs. H. S. Cable, Mrs. w. 1
Yellman, Mrs. Phil Mitchell or Mrs
B. D. Connolly, and they will cal
for the things.