Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-10-28

highest honor in our power to be-
stow.
! THE madam was greatly moved
and adding our pin to her wonder
] full collection of medals and dec
orations said she would hereafter
work hard for the Musical clubs of
America and would try to meet
with US at the biennial in the tri-
cities in June, 1921. Now why can't
some one in Rock Island show her
| how We all appreciate her; she
| loves, to be regarded as an Ameri-
can citizen as well as a musician"
Last Business Girls Lunch.
| Mrs. William Asher will conduct
| the business girls meeting tomor-
row noon at the Young Women's
! Christian association building for
the last time. and she wiz give her
| farewell to the girls theh. Lunch
will be served from 1870 till 1870,
as usual, and every business girl
and others too, are invited to attend
and take this last opportunity to
hear Mrs. Asher.
Miss Florence Kinney, a speaker
of wonderful power and conviction,
addressed the young women at noon
today. She took as the basis of her
remarks the building of the taber-
nacle in biblical times and from
this she drew a wonderful lesson.
Those who have been privileged to
hear Miss Kinney have been i'm
pressed in a remarkable way with
the great message that she gives
to every one. She has such con-
vincing and beautiful way of stat
ing her points that the old truths
seem clothed in new garments and
they take on new and clear sig
nificance She has won the hearts
of every one and there will be gen
uine regret when she leaves the
has brought out genuine admira-
ton and one is impressed with her
ability and versatility.
a large number of business wom-
ell took lunch at the association
building today and remained tO
hear Miss Kinney.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 Miss
Kinney will give her farewell sad
dress to the high school girls at
the Broadway Presbyterian church
None should miss the opportunity
to hear her.
VIII Represent WOman's Club.
Mrs. c. L. Thompson of 800 Nine
teenth street, is to go to Chicago
tomorrow evening to attend the
F1fty-first annul convention OF the
Illinois Equal Suffrage association,
as a representative from the Rock
Island Woman's club. The conven-
ton sessions will be held Thursday
nd Friday in the Hotel LaSalle.
The general subject of the con-
vention this year will be, Full SUI
frage for Illinois Women Under the
New Constitution" and the meeting
promises to be of note. Mrs. Grace
Wilbur Trout. president of the as
sociation for tn past six years, will
preside at the sessions
Postpone Musical Club Program.
The board of the Rock Island
Musical club at a meeting held yes
terday afternoon in the home of the
president, Mrs. ]. r. Tuckis, 1901
Fourteenth-and-a- street, de-
cided to postpone the next meeting
of the club until the second week in
November, on Nov. IL. The pro-
gram was to have been given next
Tuesday afternoon, but because of
the Sunday meetings which have
taken so much of the time and at
tention of the members, it was
found advisable to hold the pro-
gram a week later
Two new active members were
received into the club yesterday, a
reader and a pianist.
The complimentary recital of the
club will be given by Percy Grain
ger and will be held at Masonic
temple on the evening of Jan. 8.
Mr.. Granger will play a program