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

ton hatl, to which all Royal Neigh
bors and their families and friends
are invited. This will be strictly
q hard times affair and emily y
nominal charge will be made for
admittance.
Birthday Party for Little Frieads.
Mrs. Anna Bushno Of 1909 For
ty-fourth street entertained at .
pretty birthday party Wednesday
afternoon in honor Of the birthday
anniversaries Of two little friends.
little Miss Ethel and Miss Grace
Stone. Ethel was Z years old We'd
nesday and Grace was 8 years Of
age.
The guests were ~ little boy and
girl friends, who spent the after
noon hours playing games. A dam
ty birthday dinner was served the
little guests at a table which was
graced by two birthday cakes con-
tanning q lighted candle for each
year Of the little hostesses' lives.
They were presented with many
pretty gifts - remembrances OF
the occasion.
Have Entertainment After Meeting.
Members Of Fay Halves camp
2S1, Royal Neighbors, enjoyed an
entertainment and an hours dane
ing after the regular meeting held
Wednesday evening at Maths hall.
Following Is the program. which
| was greatly enjoyed:
Piano and violin solo. Heather
Rose"-The Misses Pauline and
Anna Campbell.
Vocal duet, Lullaby Land
Mrs. Perona and Miss Alma Pc
roma.
Piano solo, Musical Clock"
Miss Virginia Smith.
Piano solo-Miss Alma Perona.
Piano duet-The Misses Florence
J Schall and Alma Perona.
I Reading Mary Perona.
! Piano solo-Miss Vera Martin.
Refreshments were served and
dancing was enjoyed until late
hour. The next meeting will be
held Dec. 10 at the hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour Entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Armour OF
1900 Sixth avenue we're host and
hostess yesterday noon to . COM
pany Of "a friends and relatives at
one Of the many elaborate Thanks
giving dinners Of yesterday. The
meal was served in four courses
at q table decorated with yellow
and white chrysanthemums. The
after dinner hours were spent in
formally. Included among the
guests were several out of town
people, Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Hayes and son, James E., Jr., who
has Just recently returned from
2-years' service in France. and MT.
and Mrs. E. R. Turkle, all Of Alta
lissa, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hayes and son Russell Of Chicago.
Everybody Invited To Open House
The general public is invited to
enjoy the hospitality of the Com
munity Service League girls at the
rooms Sunday afternoon, when the
first Of the Sunday afternoon open
house series will be held. Thol
Norberg, who is a graduate Of the
University Of Stockholm and who
participated in the Olympic games
in London in 1912 will show q
group of interesting slides and will
explain the views. Supper will bt
served after the program for 9
small sum. The affair starts at
o'clock and will be ended by
O'clock.
Preceding the program at
o'clock the girls in the country
school act Of the play, Those Pi'
oneer Days." which is to be re.
peated next Thursday evening, will
hold practice.
Ladies Give Dancing Party.
! The ladies' auxiliary to the com
munity club entertained a group o.
their friends last night at the clul
rooms at a pretty informal dancini
Iparty. Refreshments were servet
after the dancing. Next Thursda,
Afternoon the club will hold its reg
ular meeting.
Gerdes-B0dakar.
At s o'clock last night at tn,
home of the brides father, Angus
Gerdes, 720 Eleventh street, Mis-
ELSIE Bodakar became the bride O
Reinhardt Gerdes Of this city. Tn
ceremony was performed in Ill,
presence Of a company Of immed
late relatives and friends.
The bride wore a pretty gown o
gray georgette crepe and satin an
; her flowers were a cOrsare h0unue