Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-26
Fathers Eajsy PROGRAM.

Fathers OF the pupils OF Audubon
school were special guests last
evening at an entertainment given
n their honor at the school build
Ing by the children. The affair
as sponsored by the Parent
seachers association of the school.
k Mrs. H.. e. Sudlow. president Of
ne association, presided at the
Meeting and following q short
EOmmunity sing, the following pro-
gram was carried out:
sHs Piano. sOlos--Ernest Strate.
Dance Of the flowers-Sixth
&tade girls.
~ Vocal solo-Mrs. Will Kahlke.
IN Song. Thanksgiving Fie"-Rich-
safd and Raymond Seine.
Il. Dutch dance-Third. grade Pill
spils.
sE;Address, 1.-THE Parent Teachers
s7ssociation, . Community Force
ID. c. Fisher.
Historical play. THE First
thanksgiving Day, Gr2Ddmother's
4tory"-Fifth grade pupils.
"A Tribute to Corn"--Six boys.
After the program each Of the
teachers of the school was intro
Nuced so that the parents would
know who had their children In
school. Refreshments were served.
cafeteria style and q social hour,
enjoyed. The next meeting Of the
association will be held Dec. 3.
"a To Give Thanksgiving Dance.
IN Some five hundred invitations
have been sent out to tri-city young
people to attend the Thanksgiving
dancing party at the Moline Com
tMercial club tomorrow evening, the
saffair being sponsored by Chester
NE Carlson Of this city and Clarence
- Bendle of Moline. Bowlby's Or
Shestra will furnish the music for
ME dance program. The affair
promises to be an event Of the
thanksgiving season. Many CON-
lnents have been made on the in
Iitations which were unusually ap-
propriate. Miniature turkeys
Traced the front Of the cards.
Have Coffee and Card Party.
4Members of the altar society,
Soung ladies' fidelity, Of St. Mary's
church, sponsored an afternoon
coffee and evening card party yes
ferday at Columbia hall, Twenty
second street and Fifth avenue.
During the afternoon coffee was
served and in the evening 81 tables
o. 500 were played, the ladies'
prizes going to Mrs. Lawrence
Heberle and Mrs. Martin and the
Gentlemen's prizes to Henry
Tleugel and Raymond thinner. Re-
freshments were served after the
names. A neat sum was cleared
from the affair which will be used
for furnishing q room at st. An
thongs hospital. Another card
party is to be sponsored some time
ofter the first Of the year.
Amoo Caldron to Give Dance.
One Of several Thanksgiving
dances will be sponsored tomor-
row evening at the Masonic temple,
when Whites orchestra will play
for the dancing. Refreshments are
to be served during the evening.
This 10 the last Of the series OF
dances for this year but more will
be, given by the new committee to
be appointed soon. The commit
tee In charge Of tomorrow evenings
affair includes Mrs. Edna voss,
Mrs. Ella Morrison, Mrs. Maude
Eastland, Mrs. Dorothy Roderick,
Mrs. Clara Gelhart, Mrs. Cora
Clawson, Mrs. Alice Stambaugb.
Mrs. Bertha Myers and Mrs. Berry,
Liggett.
Clarke.Schultx.
At church meeting Of yesterday
morning performed at st. Mary's
church, Davenport, at Z o'clock
Miss Rose Anna Schultz of 1851
West Sixteenth street became the
bride of Thomas c. Clarke. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Clarke of 32J
Davis street. Rev. F. s. Lawler
pastor Of the church, officiated
The nuptial music was by the
choir, Miss Genevieve O'Connor al
the organ, accompanied by Miss
Margaret O'Donnell, violin, and
Miss Alice ODonnell, cello.
The Bridal Chorus from Lohen'
gren was used as a professional.
Miss Lena Sharpe was thu
bridesmaid and Vincent Barron thu
best man. The bride was in 8
tailored suit of blue silvertone ant
an embroidered blouse Of blu,
georgette crepe. Her hat was {
small close-fitting model, embrofl
cred in gold butterflies. She car
ried a shower bouquet Of yellow
chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid
wore q suit Of burgundy with ;
geQrgette crepe blouse. A wedding
breakfast was served at the hom,
OF the brides parents for a com
pany Of immediate relatives, blu,
and white decorations being used
K The new home will be at 403 Eas
Fifteenth street, Davenport, aftel
Dec. 1. Mr.. Clarke Is with tn,
Hickey Bros. Cigar company.
Party on Sixth Birthday.
Little Miss Hollis Sage celebra
ted her sixth birthday anniversar,
Monday when group of eight lit
tie friends spent the afternoon q
her home, 802 Second avenue. Tn,
little tots spent the afternoon play
ing together and listening to vic
trola music.
Later in the afternoon the littl,
hostess mother invited the com
pany to the dining room. where |
dainty birthday luncheon was serv
ed. Pink and white decorations
were carried out on the table, can
dies being used, and large whit
birthday cake containing six pinl
lighted candles formed the center
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