Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-28

ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Hanna
of Moline. The ring service was
used. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson left
on . short wedding trip, and upon
their return will reside in Moline.
Mr.. Anderson 10 employed a. . ma
chinist In one Of the Moline shops.
Important Meeting Of Guild.
Vestment guild Of the Trinity
Episcopal church will hold an i'm
portant meeting Monday afternoon
at the parish house, the meeting to
start at 1880. The guild members
are preparing for q sale which will
be held about the middle Of Decem-
Der, and they are working on arti-
cles to be sold ct that time.
Program Ready for Nurses' Meet.
Next Thursday and Friday Is to
be held in Moline the Illinois State
Association Of Graduate Nurses
convention, when many young
women Of this profession are to be
in the tri-cities for the meeting.
The sessions will be held at the
First Congregational church, and
q splendid program has been ar
ranged to which the general public
is invited. There will be several
sessions which will not be especi-
ally technical from the lay stand
point. those dealing with Red
Cross, child welfare and charitable
institutions to be Of general inter-
est. The convention opens with
registration Of delegates at $3.50
Thursday morning and will close
with the Friday evening session.
The program follows:
Morning session, Thursday:
Address Of welcome-Mrs. C. C..
Sloan, president of the Moline
Woman's club.
Response.
Presidents address-Miss Helena
Mcmillan, Chicago.
Reports Of secretary, treasurer
and standing committees.
Unfinished business. :
New business.
Afternoon session:
2:O0-Music, america"
Invocation - Rev. P. Chandler
Ladd.
Maintaining Standards in Small
Hospitals and Training Schools
Miss Stella Freidinger, Peoria.
y Social Problems of Training
Schools-Jessie L. Mcdonald, Chi
cago.
5 to S p. m.-League OF Nursing.
Miss Mary C. Wheeler. Chicago.
Evening session:
S:00-Music.
The Nurse as q Public Servant
Mrs. Kellogg Fairbanks, Chicago.
The American Red Cross in Italy
Miss Elnora E. Thomson, Chi
cago.
Address - Senator Harold Kes-
singer, Aurora.
Friday morning session:
9 to 11-Round table.
Private Duty-Miss Nellie Girls
sey, Chicago.
Industrial Nursing = Miss West
phal, Chicago.
Infant welfare.
tuberculosis - Miss Whitney,
Springfield.
Instructors table.
Superintendent of Nurses-Miss
Ada Belle McCleery, Evanston.
II to 12:30-Drive to Rock Island
arsenal.
Afternoon session:
2:30-Address, Francis W. Shep-
ardson, Springfield.
How Legislation Stands In Re-
gard to the Nurses Law in the
State-Miss Adelaide Walsh, Chi
cago.
Need Of Better Nursing Service
in the Charitable Institutions OF
the State - Miss Hendrickson,
Springfield.
Unfinished business.
Election Of officers.
Evening session:
8:00-Music.
Peace Program Of the Red Cross
Miss Minnie Ahrens, Chicago.
Establishing Clinics for Child
Welfare in Counties Of Illinois
Mrs. L. NJ. Featherston, Chicago.
Many Articles for Sale.
All sorts of articles which will
be useful for Christmas gifts will
be placed on sale by the members
of Barbara Frietchie tent at tht
i annual bazaar to be held Monday
afternoon at Memorial hall in thu
court house. Pillow slips, doilies
buffet sets, quilts, SO fancy white
aprons and eight percale and ging
ham aprons will be sold during thu
hours.
There is also to be a parcel pos
booth which is expected to prove
popular. Coffee, sandwiches o.
doughnuts and coffee will be serv
ed between the hours of / and
O'Clock. The general public is in
vited to call at the hall.
To Give Dancing Party.
Royal Neighbors of Camp 149I
are to give a hard times dance to
morrow evening at the Center Sta