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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
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Mrs. Vivian Whittal Adams might
be called q goth century crusader.
for she has just left this country
to make trip through little known
parts Of the Holy Land. Mrs.
Adams, writer and Gamers woman,
il tho wife Of John Quincy Adams.
. major in the United States ma
rine corps. In her travels she will
follow the route of the British
army up through Kut-E lmara to
Bagdad, and then will trace the
footsteps Of General Allenby's men
to Jerusalem. thus traversfng Pal
estine from Dan even to Beer
sheba," as the scriptures have it.
Mrs. Adams will act as camera
correspondent for the screen news
pager and magazine Of the Fox
Film corporation. She will record
hitherto unobtainable views Of the
country now happily freed from
the Turks rule after years Of OPP
preston. Turkey is not . strange
land for this pretty young ex-
plorer, either, for she was born in
Smyrna, Asia Minor. Of an English
/ and . French mother. She knows
the Ottomon language and IL also
conversant with French and mod
arn Greek.
Until q few weeks ago she was
In Santo Domingo with her hus-
band. Her sunny disposition and
willingness to aid the humesick
and lonely marines won for her the
title of 'the first lady Of Santo
Domingo" It was. through her ef-
forts that . motion picture ma
chine and films were obtained from
the United States, and she had the
men build their own theatre.
When asked about her trip, Mrs
Adams said, II expect to visit parts
Of the Holy Land far from the old
routes Of tourists. and to send and
bring back pictures that will be Of
interest to Christian. people al
over the world"
She added that she was no NOR;
afraid to make the journey alone
than she would be to walk down
Broadway, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Former American Wemaa Hay Slt
IN ParlinUeaf. :.

Lady Aston has accepted the In
vitation of the Plymouth Unionists
to become candidate for the
house of commons for the seat in
Plymouth vacated by the elevation
Of her husband, Visc0unt Aston. to
the house Of lorda.
In telegram to the Unfonists
committee at Plymouth she says:
Fully conscious Of the great
honor and grave responsibility, I
accept your offer to stand for Ply
mouth"
A number of women candfdateS
took advantage Of the electoral re-
form to stand for parliament in the
elections last December. but all
were defeated except the Countess
Markievicx, who refused to assume
her seat in conformity with the
Slim Fein policy on this subject
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Nooial Annoanoenents.

w. neutrality-suspicious. s.
Mrs. L. H. K1rwath 1t her home.
965 Henry street, Davenport, will
entertain the members Of the Tri-
City Embroidery club Thursday
afternoon. i
Tue Idlewyle club 10 to meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. r. 8.
Brasher 1t her home, 2531 TWEEN
tiefh avenue.
lTri-city chapter Of the villa
Alumni will meet ct 8 o'clock to-
morrow evening with Miss Grace
LAvelle ct her, home. 1906 Seven
teenth street. All the members are
asked to attend the meeting.
Mrs. W. H. Brown Of 1919 Six
teenth street viii entertain the
members Of the WomAn's Home
Missionary society OF the First
Methodist church tomorrow eve
ming.
There will 10 an important meet
ing Of the arent-Teachers' asso.
citation Of Horace Mann school al
r O'Clock tomorrow afternoon d
the school. Mrs. e. B. Lowry. thu
school nurse; WIN give q talk and
\ all women Of the school neighbof.
hood are invited to attend.
Tho United Workers Bible class
win meet tomorrow evening It tn,
homo Of MIS-. I'd johnson, 140,
Thirty first street.
Bethany homo sewing society vii
finest tomorrow afternoon ct th,
hume for the annual meeting and
election Of omcers. All the mem
bars are asked to be present.
The meeting Of the Twin-C Cit,
Lutheran hospital circle which va,
Ito have bean held this week, vii
~ held Wednesday afternoon, Dec
10, instead. ct the homo 81 lfrs
[Louis johnson, 441S Eighth ave
Enue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Ca1lson.Rosene.

Miss Judith Rosene daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Rosene OF Els
Ssyenteelth ayenue, Moline. and
Carl e. Carlson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Carlson, Of this city, were
married at 2 O'clock Thursday aft
ernoon, the ceremony taking place
ct the home Of the brides parents.
Rev. Samuel Hogander. pastor Of
the Mission tabernacle, performing
the ceremony before . company Of
IS relatives and friends.
The bride wore her travelling suit
Of dark blue tricotine with Z small
dark feather hat and . blouse Of
flesh col0red georgette crepe. Her
flowers were . corLage bouquet Of
tea roses. Miss Gertrude Moody
played the wedding march from
Eohengren ~ the bridal party took
their places ati the altar and play
ed Loves Greeting during the cere-
mony. A delicious luncheon was
served to the company after the
service. Yellow and white chrys-
anthemums were used on the table
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson left on &
short honeymoon trip and they will
be 1t home to their friends upon
their return in Moline. Until re-.
Gently the bride has been employed
a. senior supervisor at the Contra
Union Telephone company in Mo.
| line and the bridegroom IL chile
rate clerk In the general freight
once Of the c. B. & O., ut Omaha
Neb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Faculty House for Vassar.

Mrs. James H. Williams. class OF
1870, has given 100000 for fac
ulty house for Vassar college.
The building, which will stand
on Rock lot, adjacent to the new
alumnae house, will provide suites
consisting of a bedroom. study.
bath and kitchen for each instruc-
tor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

From e 10 70 Per csnt Of the
worlds production of copper ID ~
quired IN normal times to supply
.fhe needs Of the electrical in11s-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

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EaeeWee4 be40st-Tne L. H. y.
society meets TINS evening % ESV
at the patronage. Inc regular
prayer meeting II wednesday. The
Gleauefs Sunday school class VIII
meet WEDNESDAY aNerno0n with
Mrs. Motxer. saturday tne ladies',
aid society VII conanct . rum
mage sale IN the Skinner building.
Nome.
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Oak Grove United PresAyte5ian.
"wednesday ut 1 O'Clock the IN
niors meet. At 1880, after the
prayer service. there will be q
meeting Of the financial commit
tee. -
Central Presby tef1an- The West.
minister guild chapter meets Mon
day evening with Mrs. J.. T. Mordy
sion at the home Of Mrs. Frank Nc
Meekin, 1887 Fourteenth-and-a-hali
street. Prayer meeting il Wednes.
day evening. Friday Afternoon tn
r. Hat ~.sAA m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Endownent Fund Meetink.

Mrs. Fred 11ttertnGt0n Of SIG
Twenty-second street, will enter
tain the members Of the Augustana
Endowment Fund society, at her
home Wednesday afternoon, It 2::30
O'Clock. A splendid musical pro-
gram has been arranged by Mrs.
]. A. Martin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
CT IL les

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|needay afternoon ct 3 O'Clock the
bible class meets with Mrs. G. A.
Anderson. go Fifteenth street.
Thntsday q z:30 the ladies. aid
meets In the annex. At 8 o'clock
|Ekhe annual meeting Of the Lutheran
league will 10 held in the annex.
There will DO b good program and
Entertainments will be served. Sat-
urdAy. afternoon ut 3 o'clock, the
confirmation class will meet in the
annex.
Church Of Ged-Prayer meeting
will Be Thursday evening at 8
O'clock.
InnAAuel LuthefaA-The sewing
circle will meet tomorrow after
noon IN the society room and in
the evening ct 7:45 the bible class
viii meet. Wednesday afternoon
the 1sdies' aid society meets in the
new building and the Concordis
society meets In tho evening.
Thursday afternoon the missionary
soctety meets and Friday evening
there VIII be . meeting OF the
church board.
|
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The mid-week service this week will
be held Thursday evening instead
Of Wednesday. Thursday afternoon
the ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. Earl Cameron 1t her
home, 1870 Eighth avenue. The
choir will have q rehearsal at the
parsonage Friday evening. :
! Memorial Christian-Tomorrow
Ieyenink the regular monthly meet
inx Of the Christian Endeavor 80
tciety will be held In the church.
Wednesday evening bible Class will
! or meeting. Thursday. Afternoon a
1.-The church the monthly meeting Of
the ladies' aid society win be held
The oNicial board will meet at the
church Friday evening. Saturday
aIteIuOOn anu evening tn0 Aauleo
aid society will sponsor q baxa,
and coffee at the church. Coffet
, will be served In the afternoon and
At night there will be supper
: served.
Il
:, Evangelical ChurcA OF Peace
Tne young peoples society WI
meet tnie evenlns ana g s:SO 20
moitoW AFTERNOON sne connFmA'lol
cnoir wllI nave reneAsM. Iaurs
ai.elnoon me ms@DeIs ol .a
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: vii meet ano IN inc evening tnsr
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
X. Of C,s TO Give Dance.

L. u % % Ulv0 U&3ct6
knights Of Columbus will give
. dancing party at the Elks' hall
Friday evening, Dec. s, to which
friends are invited. Whites or
chestra will furnish the music for
the dancing. This IL one Of the
series which the knights are spon-
soring this winter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

- O09t M180s M134 N0gel9 OOI0lu0
at the organ played the program
of nuptial music. The bride wore
her travelling suit Of grey cloth
with hat and blouse Of = CORES
pondins shade Har Novern veAA
sweet neaa m coreare .rraneament
FolIovinr tn .csremonv there
vas ! ved6,n~ hraetfs.t ssrvaa n
the HotsI pIssthsvr Scr !. Corr.
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tne Hoysl Mens Class OF tne mem.
Utlai Cniistisn cnurcn entertained
tno meeEs OF the Loyal netean
c..ss ~ tns cnurcn y : soSlM q
liz. .lo eraa N; I.cn c.sss aeio :
n ous'nes: Meean6 Ana tne
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Entertalns Tor House 6ueSt
Miss Ellen Thompson OF S2(
Nineteenth street. . student at the
University OF Chicago, who VA
spending the Thanksgiving season
at the nome OF her parents. enter
tanned ct IN informal party Satur'
day evening - . courtesy for hel
house guest. Miss Isabelle Pierc>
OF Waukegan. who was . roommate
OF Miss Thompson's Ut Columbi,
The guests were IL friends o
the hostess. number OF them be
Ing girls who were home from col
lege Tor the holidays. Five hun
dred was played at three tables AM
dainty refreshments were served
.u|
4la aIs Cenee.
mrs. y. Z. waKer OF eio Iwen
tle.n stleet was tne nostess fIlos'
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No. E I p.t:r.cr ~ pncEsorl
Who "a visitinr Mrs XIV Froud
NJ 1o11 Second avenue favore
Nth violin nnmhar.
l LAisatoa.SnalleHieA.
s.th.d-s, nsvsnnort .v.s .cismr
fised the marriare ~ Gertrnd,
d.n,hter ~ M ana M araIis
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; eo Dy . lancnSOn - tne A.arstT
avenue nome, tnS s.eets D..ns On
J tne !mmeoiste reiaslves. Ate. De
TO- Mr. ana Mfs. Le1Snton Will
~ nomo II 'oile-
, ~, So. c..u,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Entsrtains On Birthday.

Miss Anna Marie Campana en-
tertained . company Of young
friends in celebration Of her 18th
birthday anniyersary Saturday aft
ernoon 1t her home, $50 Twenty
eighth street. The afternoon hoCra
were spent with games and music.
piano selections being given By
Odelia Schmidt and . solo dance
BY Miss Campana.
Prizes in the games and GUESSING
contests were awarded to Elizabeth
and veima Drimil, Odelia Schmidt
and Helen Anderson. After an hour
Of frolic the guests were invited t.
the dining room where . delicious
two course luncheon was served
The room was prettily decorated IL
Thanksgiving trimmings and
chrysanthemums. The table cen
fterpiece was . handsome birthday
cake adorned with II pink candle,
| In rosebud holders.
The hostess wa presented Will
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

many beautiful gifts. Among those
present were the Misses Velma and
Elizabeth Drihill. Helen Anderson,
Maxgaret barbour. Lois Dunn.
Sarah and Margaret lawson.
QdeliN Schmidt. Helen Shoning and
Naria josephine Calico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Little Helpers Meet,

The Little Helpers Of the Mem
orial Christian church Sunday
school held . meeting Saturday aft
ernoon 1t the homo Of Miss Ruth
Akers, I'll Eleventh street, whom
the members spent the afternoon
sewing and playing games. Tho
hostess mother served dainty re-
freshments at the close Of the after
noon. Mrs. L. J. Kincaid, the class
! teacher, will entertain the class ct
the next meeting which will be held
during the Christmas holidays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
artists Win Play
Chicago Program at
Next Weeks Concert

The program to be given next
Tuesday evening 1t the Augustana
college gymnasium by Madame
Aafgarete Matsenauer, contralto Of
the Metropolitan Opera company.
md Max Rosen, American violin
1T 10 identically the same a. was
given by them in Chicago last
Tuesday evening, when they were
20 enthusiastically received and &C
claimed artists. Rock Island peo-
pie will be anxious to hear the
program Of which Chicago critics
were 90 unusually enthusiastic.
Madame Matxenauer will be ac-
companied by Emil ]. Polak and
Frederick Person will play the
piano accompaniment for Mr.. Ros-
en-. Seats for the concert are still
being sold and will continue to be
On sale to Rock Islanders at the
Noeberg Music house as long az
there are any to be had. Amoo
grotto, which IL sponsoring the
concert. IL anxious to have this
concert as much Of success al
was the one given last week under
their auspices by Madame Schu-
mann Heink.
Following Is the program which
ID to be carried out:
~ Ia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

Saturday morning at 1880 at St.
Anthony's church, Davenport, Miss
Catherine T. Hoyt Of 233 West Six
tenth street, daughter Of James
Hoyt Of Iowa City, became the
bride Of Raymond J. Logan, son of
Mrs. Ellen c. Logan Of S27 West
Sixteenth street. Davenport. Rev.
J. w. Bulger, pastor Of the church
oflciated, and celebrated the nup-
tial mass.
Miss Margaret Naughton Of Tar
nell, cousin Of the bride. served "a
bridesmaid and Paul Logan served
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
1ibls Classes isr IL Wed.

The regular union bible class
conducted by Rev. ]. Clark Dram
ger. pastor Of the First Baptist
church. will meet 1t 7:45 Thurs
day evening It the Y. W. c. A. VIXEN
reports will BE- gfven from the W
rious classes conducted IN the city
since the Billy Sunday campaign.
|. Following are the places for the
clauses for this week: The Seek
ers,, class will meet at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. W. G.
Baker Of 1919 Ninth avenue, and
the Grace SAKE class with Mrs. Joe
Wilmer, $40 Fbrty-third street, 1t
$3.50 tomorrow afternoon. Tomor-
row evening at 7:40 the Ws-needa-
neighborhood class will meet 1t
the homo Of Mrs. Freeman Bing-
man, 1888 Forty-second avenue:
the Searchers' class with Mrs. q.
Rosenthal Of 310e Tenth street;
!! the Deborah class with Mrs.
George Saunders, 1013 Fourteenth
and-ahalf street; the Excel class
with Mrs. A. C. Harrison, S14 For
ty-third street; the Long View
class with Mrs. d. r. Wier. 1917
Fourteenth-and-a-half street; the
United Workers class with Mrs. A.
Johnson. 1407 Thirty-hrst street.
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
the Neighborly class meets with
Mrs. G. w. Ackley, SAT Twenty-first
street, and the Ma Sunday class
with Mrs. r. H. Morse, 170S TWEEN
ity-sixth street. At ESQ Wednes-
day afternoon the Maple Leaf class
meets with Mrs. Spencer Mattison
1887 Nineteenth street: the U-Kum
class at Bethany home, 1913 FIFTH
avenue at 3 o'clock: the Welcome
class with Mrs. ]. L. Williams, 631
Forty-third street; the Whole
while class at 2 o'clock with Mrs
Sears at Thirty-second street and
nineteenth avenue. The Grace
SAKE class meets Wednesday even
ing at 1880 ut the home Of Mrs. II
Dresser, ell Twenty-first avenue
and Thursday morning at II
Io'clock the MISUNDERSTANDING,
class with Mrs. Mary Bailey
Thursday afternoon the Grac'
class meets with Mrs. Perry q
Tenth street and Fourth avenue
land in the evening the Woodlawl
addition class meets with Mrs. "
Anderson at her home, 2601 TWEEN
tieth avenue. Friday evening Q
1850 the Sunday class meets wit
Mrs. e. o. Roberts, GIG Forfeit
Istreet and the Asher class Wit
Mrs. R. Bollman, 1000 Seventeentl
street
Musical Club Decenber Meeting.
The hour for the meeting Of tn
Rock Island Musical club has bee
changed from $3.50 to 8 o'clock an
the December meeting will be hel
Ut that hour tomorrow afternoon s
the Rock Island club. The ne,
Steinway grand piano will be use
at this meeting for the first tim
and new members are invited to q
tend and hear the following pr
gram OF Swedish and Norwegia
music which has been planned Il
The Afternoon:.s i.
u "Ronndelay" .......... Palmgre
= uN~~-~-W "A A~~ka~. .~~~N ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
A04ub Del ..........'''' hH9
Madame Matzenauer ana
Max ROsen
Tvo.in.()na Club Meets.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Mcclellan at
their home, $40 Forty-ffth street,
we're host and hostess Saturday
evening to the members Of the
Two-in-One club. Three tables Of
500 we're played during the even
ing, Mrs. Harry Henninger taking
the first prize, Mrs. H. c. McClel-
Ian the all-cut prize and Mrs. Edna
Schroeder the consolation favor.
A dainty luncheon was served
at the small tables and q social
hour enjoyed. MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam Mueller of 618 Forty-hfth
street, will entertain the club on
Dec. Is.
Hrs. Runyan Gives Last Talk.
Mrs. Harriet B. Runyan gave one
Of her strongest messages at the
Y. w. c. A. vesper service yester-
day afternoon. The meeting wa
an unusually pleasant one. Miss
Millie Beck furnished the music al
the beginning of the afternoon and
Miss Bessie Reiss sang at the close
Of the meeting. After the Deborah
girls served tea, the World Fellow
ship committee, Of which Mrs. ]. L
Vance is chairman met. This II
made up Of representatives from
each club of the association. Mex
Sunday there will be q sing at
O'Clock at the association and tel
will be served at s o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01
Leiehtoa.Spelletieh.


MISs CoA8H0u IN C3cIO0 IgocaUSIs
Mrs. Harvey Sangren gave an or
gan recital 1t the Trinity Episcopal
church from 7:15 to 7:45 last even
ing preceding the regular evening
service. The program was a sa-
cred concert, including compost
tons from Guilmont. Beethoven,
Gatty, Sellers. Gillette and Cadman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-01

Central Presby teFian- Tho West
minister guild chapter meets Mon
day evening with Mrs. ]. T. Mordy.
There VIII be . meeting OF the ses-
sion at the home Of Mrs. Frank Nc
Meekin, 1887 Fourteenth-and-a-hali
street. Prayer meeting il Wednes-
day evening. Friday afternoon the
ladies' aid meets with Mrs.. c. r.
Bladel, 1872 Ninth avenue. We'd
nesday evening choir practice after
prayer meeting.
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ci 2s15 tcet, and 1t shows for a 9 or
S barrel pumpr. 1.his location is 900
feet west Of No. on the same farm.
In Freeman's Creek district the same
company has the rig completed on the
Kemper heirs farm. The Hatelz Will
son Company has the rig completed on
for No. 8 on the Mcdaniel heirs farm.
In Ten Mile district, Harrison eoun-
ty, the Hope Natural Gas Company is
due in the sand at test on the r. NJ.
Carter farm. In the same district the
Bristol Oil and Gas Company is due
10 get the sand in few days at
test on its own property. The South
Penn Oil Company Is drilling another
test on the Flora H. Findley farm.
Located in Greene district, Wetzel
county, the Manufacturers Light and
Heat Company has a fair gasser at Its
test On the M. c. Engle farm. In the
same district the Hope Natural Gas
Company Is drilling tests on the ]. s.
Headley farm and j. u and II. Miller
and G. Amos Long farms. In the same
district the Silver Hill Oil Company
has started to drill a test on the James
Cochran farm The Pittsburgh and
West Virginia Gas Company has rig
I'D for test on the Friend Headley
farm and the Manufacturers Light AMI
Heat Company has started to drill q
test on the Samuel LantzsfOfm. In
Ellsworth district, Tyler county, the
Carter Oil Company is drilling test
on the D. StonekirC farm.
In the Kendall pool. Hanover GOWN
ship. Beaver county. Pa. Tope, Mi
ter & Co., have completed No. II o.
The j. B. and A, M. Buchanan farm. It
will rot make better than a light pump
er ]. c. Byers & Co., are down ESQ
feet at second test on the Lysle Ell
lis farm, an; fiji iding IN Morris
township, Washington county, Myers,
Long & Co.'S. test on the Garland Dill"
farm is a small gasser.