The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-27

gram COHSlStlnS Oh piano numbers,
violin and vocal solos, and readings
will be given during the hours. A
surprise Is In store for the guests
In the way OF refreshments and in
the Witch's kettle. A fortune tell
ing booth which SO suits the spirit
of Halloween is planned and those
wishing to know their future are
urged to avail themselves of the
opportunity fof a real fortune tell
er has been secured for the affair.
The circle has issued an invita-
ton to members Of all the Kings
Daughters circles of Davenport,
Moline and Rock Island to attend
the affair and bring their friends,
and friends outside OF circles are
also invited to call. The program
for the affair will be announced in
Fridays issue.
Reception for Rev. and Mrs. Chatley
Rev. and Mrs NJ. E. Chatley, for
merly OF this city and now of Ash
tabula, Ohio. were the guests Of
honor at reception last evening.
given Mrs. P. H. Winans, Mrs. J.
D. Banta and Mrs. e. N. Lundberg
at the Winans' home, 1910 Fifth
avenue. Some sixty members Of
Rev. Mr.. Chatley'ss FORMER congre-
cation Of the Memorial Christian
, church and Mrs. Chatley's friends
called during the hours. A pro
gram was given which included
readings by Miss Gladys Steele,
PIANO numbers by Miss Florence
! Nelson. vocal numbers by Miss
Sara Sampson, and duets by Miss
Sampson and Mrs. Garold Ed
. wards, and Miss Sampson and Mrs.
George B. Lamb. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses. The
guests were received by the three
hcstesses and the guests Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatley will return
to their home tomorrow.
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Start Work for Bayar..
The regular fortnightly sewing
meeting Of Colonel Bracket circle,
ladies Of the G. A. r. started with
the one yesterday afternoon in Me-
mortal hall. when aprons, caps and
sunbonnets to be sold at the Easter
basar wsre sold. There was q splen-
did attendance OF the members and
one comrade was 4 visitor. Re-
Treatments were served following
the meeting. The circle holds .
business meeting next Tuesday.
Settlement Halloween Frollc.
Sixty-five young people enjoyed
the annual Halloween frolic last
evening at the West End Settle
ment. and proved one of the most
interesting affairs of the season,
The guests gathered in the upstairs
rooms. all coming masked. and fol-
Loving a leader they took . spooky
walk around the yard before enter
ing the gymnasium. where the frolic
began. The room had been dec
GRATED with cornstalks and the usual
Halloween suggestions. Games
ana contests suitable to the season
we're enjoyed for q while and then
the trays were passed. These car.
ried out the Hallowe'en suggestion
in the napkins. refreshments and
favors, Individual pumpkin pies
and whipped cream, coffee and or
anges, paper bags fillSd with candy
corn and red apples constituted the
menu.
Spend Evening with Faster.
Members OF the session of the
FIRST United Presbyterian church
and their wives enjoyed an evening
OF sociabtity when they went to
the parsonage, 1014 Foufteenth-
and-a-half street. with the pastor
Dr. J. H. Gibson. and his sister.
MRS. Emma Brown. Refreshments
wnich the guests had brought with
ming.
EpwsttA League Hausve,s. Partr.
| Over two hundred Epworth l.aas.
nefs OF Rock Island. Moline. Easi
moline, Silvis and Milan. attanded
the delightful Halloween nartv I'M
rally given by the Epworth leexue,
Of the First Methodist church 81
Rock Island and Moline last even.
ting at the Rock Island Methodist
church. The affair vss 4 ennnnlsts