Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-06

i DAINTY greenery on the Ice cream
plates were dainty cards bearing
the announcement of the engage
ment and the date set for the nup-
tails.
The evening hours were spent
informally with sociability sand
musical numbers. There will be a
series of parties for Miss Stevens,
who although she has only lived in
Rock Island for q short time, has
made many friends. The first of
the series will be given Friday
evening when Mrs. Faye Wolff en-
tertains at a miscellaneous shower
at her home. 1046 Seventeenth
street.
Audubon Parent. Teachers Meet.
Forty-flve members Of the par
ent-teachers' association of Audu-
bon school met yesterday after
noon at the school for the regular
November meeting. Five new men,
befs were taken in yesterday. and
the following program was given /.
Historical play Miss Patterns
pupils.
Recitation-Albert Garrison.
Song - Harold Hessell. accom-
panied by Josephine Hessell.
Paper. "A School Girls Break
fast"-Mrs.' ]. C. Bodewig.
Talk-Mrsr e. B. Lowry.
Arrangements were made for a
fathers night program which will
be held at the school Nov. 25. This
year pennant is to be given the
rooms having the largest number
of mothers at the meeting each
month, and the room will be al
lowed to keep the pennant as long
as they hold the record. Refresh
ments were served after the pro,
gram.
Mrs. FOss Entertains Society.
Mrs. C. w. Foss of 1909 Eight,
avenue entertained the members OF
the Augustana Endowment fund
society yesterday afternoon, Mrs,
Andrew Kempe. the vice presiden.
presiding. Mrs. Edward T. Ande.-
son. secretary of the society. pre-
| scented her resignation, and her
place will be filled at the next
meeting. Mrs. Anderson is to &c
to Akron, Ohio, to make her future
home.
Mrs. Anderson gave negro dia-
lect readings and Miss Amy Ande:.
son. accompanied by Miss Amy
Granlund gave vocal selections
There was a splendid crowd at the
meeting. Refreshments were
served, Mrs. A. F. Pierson pouring
Chrysanthemums were used 3bou
the rooms. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. FREQ
Titterington.
| First Program Next Tuesday.
| THE first of the series of pro
grams to be given this winter b,
the Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor union Of the city will b.
held next Tuesday evening at
lo'clock at the Y. NJ. c. A. RALPH
Lemon, head of the union. ha.
made arrangements for a splendid
program to be given, These at
fairs will be held each month. thu
December one already having bee,
planned to be held at the Contra
Presbyterian church.
Halloween Party Enjoyable Affair
| The Halloween, costume part!
given last evening by the member,
Of Oakleaf camp. 1895. Roya
Neighbors, at Woodmen hall, prov
ed an enjoyable affair. The mem
bers came dressed in all sorts o
costumes, some as soldiers. other.
as ghosts and witches, and other.
as sailors.
| Preceding a short program an,
the dancing, the following program
was given:
| Duet: Piano and violin Miss Es
Their Haywood and Mrs. Leon
Shannon.
Readings-Miss Margaret Carna
CHAN.
! Violin. solo-Mrs. Shannon.
| Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening. The camp has ar
ranged for. a hard times dancing
party to be held at the hall on Nov
%, when the husbands Of the mem
bers are invited.
Plans Dancing for Evening Of Baxal
A meeting Of the executive com
mittee Of the Eastern Star wal
held last night when arrangement
were made for the dancing which i
to be a feature of the annual bazal
and sale to be held at the Mdson;,
temple. Nov. 10. The executive
tcommittee includes Mrs. Charles
Snyder. Mrs. Elizabeth Butt, Mrs
lP. G. Inter, Edward Strate ant
Harry Denecke.
| There will be an all day meetini
Of the social circle tomorrow q
the home Of Mrs. Charles Snyder
t3209 Eighth avenue. when ali tn
members are asked to attend. Their,
will be . picnic dinner at noon, sns
at 2 O'Clock Q special business
meeting is called when the chair
men OF the various bazaar commit
tees are asked to attend.
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