Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-01-10
The Argus.
EAST MOLINE

The Eastern Star chapter, No.
779, and the Masonic order No. 500
will hold public joint installation
this evening in Ryan's hall. The
star installation viii begin at 1880.
Mrs. b. c. Durman will act as in
staiIing officer. Miss Ruth Clende-
min as installing marshall; Mrs.
Ada Roescha Will take the worthy
matron's seat; Dr. L. 7. Cutler as
worthy patron; Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, associate matron; secretary,
Mrs Retta Garrett; treasurer, Mrs.
Minnie Long; couductress, Mrs. NJ.
c. Warren; associate conductress,
Mrs. Lawrence Morgan; chaplain,
Mrs. Margaret Cox; marshall, Mrs
Mae AIdrich; the five points Of the
star: Adah. Stella PARROT; Ruth,
Mrs. Ada Cox; Esther, Mrs. Eliza
Long; Martha, Mrs. Lillian Clende-
min; EIecta, Mrs Olive Adams; p1-
anist, Mabel Garrett; warder, Mrs.
Victorine Cartwright. sentinel, ii.
S. Crossley. Mrs. Mae Aldrich, the
retiring natrOn, has had very
successful year, never missing
meeting. One hundred dollars
worth OF Liberty bonds were pur-
chaser. The Ma5OnS No. 969, Will
install the following officers. {.
n. MangOId OF Moline will install.
Mr.. Flood OF CoIOna viii be the in
stalling marshal. Leroy Nlnton OF
Moline will be grand chaplain:
Worshipful master, II. 5. CroSsley;
senior warden, 4. Z. Marshall; jun
ior warden, Earl French; secre-
tary, S. +. Long; treasurer, r D
Taft; senior deacon, ID. o. john
son; Junior deacon, Lawrence Nor
gan; senior stewart, DR.. l.. T. Out
ten; junior stewart, Ross pick;
chaplain, G. w. Gallagher; mar
shall, A. S. Larson; tyler, Scott AL
len; master of ceremonies, FRANK
Scott. Following the ceremonies
there will be music by the Ukelalee
club, composed of the Misses Yer
ma Long, Leota Aldrich, Bernice
Mason, Dolly Arenschield, Mildred
Cartwright. Dancing and gener-
al good time will be enjoyed; also
4 cafeteria lunch will follow
East Moline Rebekah lodge No.
445 elected the following officers
Wednesday evening: Noble grand,
Mrs Richard Pieffer; vice noble
grand, Mrs Myra Evans; record
ing secretary, Mrs. William Lee;
financial secretary, Mr.. J. R. New
Ton; treasurer, Mrs. W. H. Wilcox; !
trustees, Mrs. Henry Klingebeil,
Mrs. J. R. Newton, Mrs. H. S. Cross /
ley, G. +. SchiIling, Mrs. Cora Muir /
ray. The noble grand will fill the
six appointive offices. Installation
Will be held in two weeks.
Friends will regret to hear that |
Mrs. Thomas Bland is seriously i'll
at St. Anthony's hospital. Mrs. |
Bland was i'll with the influenza
some time ago and later an opera
ton was necessary.
The Plymouth circle OF the Con-
gregatiOna church at the first 4
regular meeting OF the year elected /
the following officers: President. /
Mrs. E W BickieT, reelected; vice !.
president, Mrs. Ed Aldrich; secre- |
uary, Mrs. Arthur Young; treasur- |
er, Mrs. j. NJ. Pershing. A vote of :,
thanks was rendered the retiring /
officers. The annual reports were !
heard There were 20 meetings /
held during the year. The presi- /
dent, Mrs. BickleT, was absent one /
meeting There was an average at /
tendance Of is. Two new members /
were admitted and nine moved from .
the city The membership is now .
A. The earnings for the year were /
$262.77; disbursements $24S.23, /
leaving a balance of $32.65. Much /
Red Cross work was accomplished |
by the members this year. Mes
danes Meyer and Armstrong served /
following the business session.
J. ". Rose has returned from
Owosso, Mich, where he has a
farm and other property interests
which needed his attention.
City Attorney Geo. d. Long has
returned from a business trip to
Springfield
Mrs. William Emmett royalty en-
tertained the East Moline
Five Hundred club yesterday
Prizes were received by those hold
ing high score. There was also
guest and all cut prizes. A fine
dinner followed the games. The
next meeting will be in two weeks.