Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-08
SOCIAL. EVENTS

Anna Campbell. RugEMrs. Min
ME Roderick. Pastry-Mrs. Anna
Nattison. Refreshments - Mrs.
Swain Pearson. Fortune telling
Mrs. N. W. Campbell. Wieners-
Mrs. Walter Kimmell. Dance-Mrs.
Charles Snyder, Mrs. Elizabeth
Butt, Mrs. p. G. Inter. Edward
Strate and Harry Denecke.
Ask Cooperation IN @Attio Shop.
Members Of Fort Armstrong
chapter, Daughters, Of the Amer
ican Revolution, are asking the Co
operation Of their friends in the
Attic Shop" which they the to con-
duct In the Offices Of the old Dam
Tel Hayes company for three days
beginning Thursday, Nov. 20. and
continuing through Saturday. All
kinds Of articles. such - have been
tucked away in the attic because
they were too good to throw away.
and the owners had q faint hope Of
some day making use Of them
again, are wanted, and these will
be sold 1t popular prices. An es-
pecial appeal 10 made for clothing.
but It IL asked that only such ar
ticles as are In good condition be
turned In to the committee. Already
some articles have been turned in,
most Of them articles Of clothing
which the owners haye outgrown,
but which are IN good condition.
Mrs. F. H. Bahnsen Is chairman
OF the committee in charge Of the
affair. Anyone having donations to
make should notify Mrs. H. S.
Cable, Mrs. w. L. Yellman. Mrs.
Phil Mitchell or Mrs. b. D. Con-
,, nelly and the articles will be COL
lected. The money raised for the
Attic Shop" is to be used for re-
lief work which the Daughters
have taken up.
Following is q list Of articles
which the committee would be glad
to have donated: Hats, shoes, coats,
dresses, neckties, collars, vests,
underwear. stockings. bric-a-brac,
pictures, cooking utensils, lamps,
books, old rubbers, pieces Of cot
ton, wool or silk, curtains and
dishes, and anything else in good
condition which the housewives
can hnd in their attics.
Dance Proves Successful.
The dancing party given last
evening at the Masonic temple by
a group of three tri-city boys
proved decided success, and was
attended by q large company Of tri-
city young people. Wrixon's or
chestra furnished the music for
the dance program. and frappe was
served during the evening.
The affair was sponsored BY Ar
thur Allen OF this city. ROLAND
Bendle of Moline and Ebert Cook
of Davenport, who gavte several
successful dancing parties last
winter and who have arranged for
several more for this winter.
English Violinist to Play Here.
Isolde Menger, the distinguished
English violinist, is to appear in a
recital at the Augustana college
chapel on Friday evening. Nov. 81
She will give the third Of the ser
les of artists concerts, Arvid SAM
uelson, director of the conserva-
tory, announces. Rock Island peo-
pie are expected to embrace this
opportunity to hear a violinist who
is rapidly gaining reputation.
4 Professor SamuelsOn also an.
nounces the program for the sec.
ond students recital at the college
which will be given Monday even.
ing. The program to be carried
out follows:
Prelude Heroic .......... Faulkes
i Elmer Hanke.
Spinning Song .......... Youferof
Golliwog's Cake Walk. -. .Debuss,
Miss Ebb4 Leaf.
Dying Rose ............. TunisoI
when the Roses Bloom. Reichard
Miss Frances Ahnquist.
Pastorale ....... Scarlattt-Tausf.
Prelude, No. % ........... Chopi'
}, Prelude, c sharp minor. Helle
Miss Mildred Nelson.
Largo $3.50. Hande
Spanish Dance ....... Maszkowsk
Mrs. Leona Haywood Shannon.
Come Unto Me (Messiah) .Hande
Mrs. ]. A. Miller. r
Polonaise, G sharp minor. .Chopil
! Rhaphody. No. II ........... Lfsz
Miss Regina Holmen.
|. Serenade ................. Kinde
! Miss Helen Mae johnson.
9 In Summer Time -. Obey Speak
Miss Marion Anderson.
Minuet ........ BOccherfni-JOse6
Scherzo, from Sonata, Op. ST..
Il Brahm
;. Clyde Downing.