Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-06
COAL VALLEY

Miss Lila Carlson of Kansas City MO-
delightfully."- entertained with shower for
Miss Mabel SackviIle a bride of this
month at the home of her mother, sat
urday evening. The guests IL IN num-
Der all intimate girl friends, were invited
for o cock dinner. and upon their
arrival were invited into the dining room
where there was a network of pink and
white ribbon with three small parasols
suspended over the table. These were
filled with Tiny envelopes with ribbon
to each buebird pace card. Upon open
ing the envelopes the guests discovered
the announcement of Miss Carlsons en-
gagemeut TO william G. Davis OF Kansas
City. The centerpiece was a huge bou-
ouet of blue bells with the lucky horse
shoe and a kewpie as sentinel on each
end. course dinner was served fol-
lowed by the opening of the shower gifts
by Miss SackvilIe. which were both use
full and beautiful. The guests repaired
to the parlors where music was INDUCED
in Miss Maxine Sheehan of Rock Island
was an out of town guest. Miss Carl
son returned to Kansas City Sunday.
where she is employed as a stenographer
for a railway exchange. Miss Sheehan
returned to Rock Island.
Miss Blanche Murphy was hostess at
a very pretty party Saturday when she
entertained the l. 7. club She entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. X. Sackville.
Music furni she'd part of the entertain
ment repast was served. The next
meeting of the club will be held at Miss
Elizabeth Lees home.
Herman NltZ was uG lEnLlhAlN tHAtI
tanned with a surprise for his birthday
Sunday. Those present were Mrs. Parks
and daughter of Rock Island Mrs. Mary
Conley and daughter Marguerite OF NO
line Mrs. John Swanson of Rock Island
Mrs George Hitz and children and Mrs.
Youngren of Rock Island. They are all
children of Mr.. Nitz. They returned to
Rock Island Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Edwards have re
turned from a short visit with relatives
in Roadhouse, Ill.
Mrs Carl Brandberg of Rock Island
and daughter Kathryn are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. r. Lees this week.
j. r. Rowe of Peoria occupied the pull
pit at the Presbyterian church Sunday
night He is visiting relatives in Coal
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Lowry Of Rock InlAnd
were Coal Valley guests Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myer and fami' y
OF Rock Island we're Sunday guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Myer
s. A. Canaan and Henry Viegers were
Rock Island callers Friday.
Miss Ann Pryce was a Rock Island
visitor Friday.
Rudolph Knapp and Rudolf Mike were
week end guests OF their parents. Both
recently took positions in East Moline,
Miss Edna Dalluege of Hiilsdale was
the guest of her parents Sunday.
Miss Leila Lees school will close Fri
day of this week with a picnic.
Miss Marvel Walker. teacher Of the Mt.
Pleasant school, will hold closing day
picnic snOuau the NehtiitI hcttut u SnlAft
a day.
Clyde Henderson. Lester sievers. Roy
Bonnie. John Pryce and Clarence Bonnie
all spent Saturday and Sunday with their
parents. All are employed in Moline and
Mr.. and Mrs. Aru Carlson and daurh-
tiers. LEILA and Lillian. were Rock Island
guests Friday.
Mrs. Henry Bonnie was Rock Island
visitor Saturday.
Robert Haa4 was a Rock Island bust
ness caller Saturday
Sunday of Mrs. Spargo's mother. Mrs.
Jane Lees.
Miss Pearl Henderson of East Moline
Mrs. Edith Henderson.
guest of his father, Doug.as Gregg, Sun
day.
Harold Haas of Moline spent Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Haas.
Miss Ethel Baraks will close her school
west of Coal Valley this week with the
customary picnic.
Mrs. Leon Powels of Moline was the
guest of Mrs. Henry Boone and Miss Liza,
her sister. Friday.
Word received from Mr. Draw and Ly-
man Grifith. formerly of Coal Valley
tells relatives that both have entered
school at Kansas City.
g. B. Krapp received word from the
second -@on. Fred who has been in SER
vice, that he is in the states enroute
home.