Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-06

All euiUyhDie uaucInS party was
gwen last evening at the Elks' club
rooms. sponsored by Allouez coun-
Gil. Knights of Columbus. A small
company Of young people were in
attendance and enjoyed the splen-
did program Of dance music given
by Whites orchestra. between the
hours of 8 and 1880. The COM
,nittee in charge of the affair in
eIuded I. J. Cavanaugh, George
Edward Coleman, Ed
" ard Mccarthy, Tom Knaab, Henry
Wells and Charles #. Ware.
Bible Glasses For Week.
Following are the hostesses for
the week to the various bible
classes in the city: Monday after
noon at 2:3O the Who-So-Ever class
meets with Mrs. Charles Langmann,
1916 Twelfth street and the Bee
class at tho home Of Mrs. J. F.
Bauer. 1907 Thirty-first street at
3 o'clock. Monday evening at Z
o'clock the Hilltop young peoples
class will meet with Miss Blanche
Drury, 2027 Thirty-fourth street.
The Brighten-the-Corner class
meets at 1880 with Mrs. J. c. Fry,
1903 Twenty-fourth-and-a-h ave-
nue.. Tuesday evening at 1880 the
Deborah class meets with Mrs.
George Goodruff, 1915 Fifteenth
street, the Searching class with
Mrs. c. Fl. Custer, 2911 Eleventh
street, the Sunday class with Mrs.
Elva Whiteside, 4006 Seventh ave-
nue., the Observation-Disclosures
class with Miss Mary Dopp, 3541
Eleventh street. Wednesday morn
ingAt 10 O'Clock Mrs. W. d. Snively
OF 1216 Sixteenth street, entertains
the Neighborly class and Mrs. f.
II. Morse Of 170S sTwenty-sixth
street the Ma Sunday class. We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock the
Worthwhile class meets at the
home of Mrs. Frank Nelson on
Twentieth avenue and Thirty-third
street and at 2:30 the SAKE Study
class meets with Mrs. T. M. Swim
gle, 1908 Forty-fourth street and
the Mapleleaf class with Mrs. M. M.
Sturgeon, 1913 Nineteenth street.
The Welcome class meets at 3
O'Clock on Wednesday with Mrs.
A.. NJ. Stocking, I'll Forty-third
street and the U-Kum class with
Mrs. ]. H. Mcpherson. 1882 Sew
cnth avenue. The Grace SAKE class
meets at the Gerald Finch home,
500 Twentieth avenue at 1880 We'd
nesday evening and at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning the Search-the-
scriptures class meets with Rev. H
c. first. 1880 Twenty-first street.
New Circle Is Organized.
A new circle Of Kings Daughters
was formed at the home of Mrs. G.
l.. Silvis, 2130 Eighteenth avenue
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Silvis
US leader of the Helpers circle, OK
planned the meaning and duties Of
the splendid new work the girli
are undertaking, and Mrs. George
H. Davis, Mrs. F. H. First, Mrs
Clara Lamphere also spoke to the
girls. There were II young ladies
Of the younger social set present
and Miss Margaret White wal
chosen leader. Miss Anna. Cleave-
land second leader, Miss Sylvis
Bennett third leader. Miss Margar Il
Ward secretary, and Miss Elixabet'
Stewart treasurer. The next meet.
ing will be held with Mrs. Silvi.
the first Friday in January wher
the girls will decide upon q name
and work and formal installation
will be conducted by the county
leader. Refreshments were served
and the young ladies report . mos
enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. RObb Hostess to Society,".
There was . very good attend
ance at the regular meeting Of tn,
Baptist Missionary society held yes
terday at the home Of Mrs. H. ii
Robb, 1908 Fourteenth-and-a-hal
street. Mrs. r. r. Helpenstell Lex
the group in the discussion Of tn,
topic for the day, Justice ans
brotherhood" Exceptionally in
teresting papers were read by Mrs
W. B. Petit, Mrs. Lawrence Nc
Donald, Mrs. ]. W. Graham, Mrs
o. L. Smith. Mrs. Edna Tucker and
Mrs. e. N. Kerr Before. the annua
reports Of the committees wer,
given, Mrs H. A. Reid sang severa
solos and then ofl1cers for the com
ing year were elected. Miss Al
wilda Young was elected president
Mrs. R. F. Hslpsnstell treasure,
and Mrs. John Titterington, MIS-
W. H. Kelley and Mrs. George Lee
were reelected to the Offices Of mrs
vice president, second vice pres
dent and secretary. The next meet
Ing will be at the home Of Mrs. A
J. Ried, Jan. 2.
Postal Clerks Entertained.
Rock Island postomce clerk
were entertained last evening a
the home Of Miss Emma SeeburgeY
1901 Fourteenth-And-a-half street
az their regular social meeting.
short business session was hei,
and the remainder. Of the evenin,
spent socially. In The games o
500 prizes were won BY. Miss Grae'