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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
FLU HOLDS ITS
OWN, IS REPORT
TWeaty.Three New Cases Develop
IN Rsck Island During q.
Hour Period.

Twenty-three new cases Of In
fluenza were reported in Rock Is
land during the 24-hour period end
ing last evening, DR.. A. N. Mueller,
city health commissioner, said
today.
DR.. Mueller's evening telegram
to the state board OF health listed
these cases, which make a total of
122 cases in Rock Island since the
first of the month. Up until noon
today two more cases were report
ed in Rock Island. making the to-
tai 124 cases for the month. How
ever, the majority of physicians
make their reports late in the even
ing and tonight's general report is
expected to show as many, or more
cases than during the previous "a
hours.
Seventeen new cases we're report
ed in Moline during the same Pc
riOd. This is the same number as
was reported during the previous
"a hours in that city. and IL taken
to indicate that the disease is not
taking a stronger hold in Moline.
No new cases have been reported
for East Moline or Silvis and no
cases OF pneumonia, nor have any
deaths been reported from influenza
or pneumonia during the last a
! hours in the entire community.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
PreSbyteH Meets.

A meeting of the Rock Island
Presbytery was held yesterday aft
ernoon and evening in the Oak
Grove chapel. The afternoon was
spent in discussion Of the New
World movement and the business
of the presbytery. Reports of the
various committees were read and
plans made for the furthering OF
the work. Those in attendance at
the meeting we're DR.. ]. W. Harsha
Of Chicago, Rev. A. A. Graham OF
Monmouth, Prof. J. Ross Hume,
who has the bible chair in Mon
mouth college; Rev. r. G. Pinker-
ton Of Sunbeam, Rev. ]. B. Pollock
of Aledo, Rev. F. r. Mclean of DAY.
export, Rev. A. Campbell Bailey Of
Moline. Rev. J. H. Gibson, D. D., Of
the United Presbyterian church, and
Rev. J. l.. Vance of the Oak Grove
chapel, and the elders: W. L. Aster,
W. C. Sample of Aledo, Mrs. Camp
bell Bailey of Moline, Miss Eliza
beth Montgomery. George W. Nc
MILAN. John A. Nelson, John W.
Anderson. and f. B. Garetson. At
the evening session addresses we're
given by Rev. A. A. Graham and
Prof. ]. Ross Hume. At the bust
ness meeting of the afternoon a
committee was appointed, consist
ing OF one layman from each con-
gregation Of the preebytery, to con-
slider the matter Of a raise in salary
of all pastors. This was by the
! direction Of the general assembly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
JOSEF HOFFMAN,,
HERE FEB. 20, is
NOTED PIANIST

The famous Polish pianist, Josef
Holman, who Is to appear at Au-
Rustana gymnasium Feb. 70, was
born in 1875. His remarkable gifts
were inherited from father who
directed the opera orchestra at
warsaw and was . distinguished
pianist and professor Of harmony
Il the Warsaw conservatory. He
vas the boys only teacher until
the youthful genius reached the
axe Of Is, at which time the artist
was accepted by Anton Rubinstein
as . private pupil. He was, in fact,
the only private pupil that Rubin
stein ever had.
Hofmann's colossal genius was
Of course, apparent at an extreme
IL early aga His first lessons were
taken when he was barely big
enough to balance himself on the
piano bench, and in his fifth yeaI
he appeared in public, Reports Of
that first concert tell us that an
enormous audience gathered tc
witness the performance Of the
child whose name had already beer
frequently heard in musical cir.
cles. The recital was nothing short
OF sensational, and within few
years the young Josef was heart
| in every large city in Europe. Il
was at that time that he made hi
! first memorable tour Of the United
States. arousing the most profound
admiration.
Soon afterward he retired from
, public gaze and resumed his study
He went to Rubinstein and remain
ed in close association with the ia
nous master for two years. II
1894 he made a new debut will
overwhelming success and sine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Mrs. Entriken Entertains.

Mrs. Roy Entriken, 726 Twenty
first street. Moline. was hostess
yesterday afternoon to members OF
the Twin-City Bridge club. In the
games prizes we're won by Mrs. c.
E. Hubert of Moline and Mrs. Ar
thur A. Burt of Rock Island. The
place of the next meeting Of the
club is undecided and will be an
nounced later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Junior Society Entertains.

The Junior society of the Imman-
ual Lutheran church entertained at
a party in the school auditorium
last evening. The party was given
by the confirmation classes Of 1918
and 1919. There were IA members
present, and the hours were spent
in playing games Of different kinds.
Refreshments were served late in
the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Phi Delta Psi.
Lady Eagles Meet.

A we'll attended meeting Of the
Lady Eagles was held last evening
at the Eagles home. A committee
was appointed to work in conjunc-
ton with the men in the arrange
ments for the fair to be held from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28


that time he has been constantly
touring. He IL acknowledged to-
day to Be the supreme pianist OF
the world, and no artist has ever
met with truer and warmer recog-
milton In this country. For several
years he has made his home at
Aiken, 8. c.. where he spends his
leisure time between concert trav-
els, His vile is an American, and.
q he has often remarked. America
is his country by adoption. Hof-
mann has done . great deal OF COM
position work, but he never teaches.
To Present Play.
Tho Senior Christian Endeavor
society Of the Cleland Presbyterian
church will present a clever play
called VALLEY Farm" in the gym
nasium Of the Y. w. c. A. tomorrow
evening. The members have been
rehearsing faithfully and with the
interesting plot. the performance
promises to be q fine one. 1t will
start at SIS.
Phi Delta Psi.
The regular meeting OF the Phi
Delta Psi sorority was held Monday
1T the home Of Miss Agnes Maucker
744 Seventeenth street. A SIX
course dinner was served at
O'Clock, and after the dinner the
time was spent playing 500. The
prize in this was won by Miss Lii
liam Eicheldorfer, and Miss Edna
Kane received the consolation
favor. Unless contrary arrange
ments are made, the next meeting
will be held at the home Of Miss
Cora Math, 1907 Sixth avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28

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eat y me A
Wcnnan's club yesterday NtefnoQn
snt The Masonic temple was n un-
nsaa1ly delightful one. The chair
man, Mrs.. A. r. 6ala, II IN Chicago
with Mrs. A. r. Wallis selecting
me new piano; Miss Rosabel Stew
I ~. the vico chairman, was III, ana
WrS. G. A. H0ke presided ~ the
meeting. Mrs. William H. McCon-
ochie served - leader Of the meet
INK. The program was given - an
bounced with the exception Of the
numbers TO have been given BY
Mrs. A. p. Griggs, Mrs. A. d. Hues-
4 ing and Miss ROsabel Stewart.
4 Their places were taken by Mrs.
Swan Nyquist and Mrs. HOWARD
KlOve.
This was the frst time Mrs.
FLOYD Thompson had played before
the music department, and her un-
4 announced ability and pleasing
rendition made her numbers thor
4 oughIy enjoyable. Mrs. Swan Ny
auist sang Iiewance's Indian Love
/ Songs and Forster's Misawny. As
: closing number on the program
she gave a delightful Interpretation
\ OF Obey Speaks Home Land. Mrs.
Gertrude Smith was encored after
her well given reading. The vocal
duet by Mrs. ]. McGreevy and Mrs.
!. Cunningham of Moline was in
i equal accord with the other splen-
did numbers on the program. Mrs
Il Howard Klove sang Claure Girdy's
When the South Winds Blew and
Obey Speaks Morning, instead oil
songs to have been sung BY Mrs
Criges. These were both beauti.
futlv riven
Racauae thera vas an insufFicien,
amomnt in the treasury IN defra,
the ernense Of fhe new piano. /,
voluntary suhscrintion was takel
and s7h vas added tn the fund
This was most gratifying to the of
ficers and entire club. The new
niano will he her.. for the Fehru
arv meeting of the Woman's club
Tho neYt meetinp Of the musi
denartment will he Feb. "a an,
Mrs william Whenever will he tn
leader The nrorram will he give,
Nv Mrs n r Van Duzer Mrs Z
Annleoujst and Mira phil Mitch
al, There will also he a ladie,
ouartet IN e,nv
Al the meeting Yesterday 2s ne,
members TONED tho music denart
ment making a total Of 34b on tn
membership list. A goal Of 400 ha
been set and the Officers are YER
nlcased AT the nropress made 3
far Announcement was also mad
~ an event that will n. mo-
nleasant one to those who anprt
ciate talent. On Feb. 3 those ar
,sts who received prizes in the n,
tlonal contest for compositions /,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Student Recital Given.

The third OF the series of student
recitals was given last evening 1t
the Augustana college. The nor
torrance showed unusual skill and
musical appreciation and ability on
the part Of the players. Excep-
tionally fine was the playing of the
african Fantasia (Saint Saens) j..
by Miss Thyra Soderberg with
Professor Arvid Samuelson at the
second pianb. Miss Soderberg pos
sesses marked talent, charming
poise and her technical equipment
n very adequate. Miss Soderberg
will be one Of the graduates to play
with the Tri-City Symphony or
chestra at the commencement con-
cert in May. She will then play
the Saint Saens &c Minor Con-
certo."
Among the recitals which are
being planned for the spring II the
voice recital by Louis Kreidler Of
the Chicago Opera association. Mr.
Kreidler is now head of the voice
department. Professor Samuelson
will appear in recital some time in
April. He will at that time play q
program Of popular appeal, which
will prove interesting from every
point Of view.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
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ne pexty ~ III thooe WHO'S
birthdays occar n January was
held ID the 7. ". G. A.. Iast eve-
Ming. There were ID present 9
ne aifair. Dinner vas served n
The club rooms, and after that there
vere r,mes and coutests- Mss
Nettie Dodge presided - toestmis-
tress and had preparted . clever
program and the responses 70 ner
toasts were amusing.
Latt-Stewart Marriage.
A marriage license has bsen u
sued to Miss Mary q. Stewart and
walter e. LAtt Of Davenport. Aiss
Stewart has been living at l00e
Seventeenth street. and len Today
for her home in Paris. III. She
vill return to Rock Island the lass
of this week. Aftsr . wedding trip
| to Chicago, the couple Will b q
homo in Davenport MI Lam Il
employed 1t Rock Island arsenal
Ia sn Friday.
Elaborate plans for . silver to
to be given Friday, Jan. 30, weft
made at the meeting Of the Service
circle of Kings Daughters at TN
home of Miss Alberta Richards
$50 Twenty-second street, last
evening. The tea will be 1t the
home Of Mrs. C. E. Sharpe, l6ll
Twenty-first street. and the INV
tatiou list includes more than ont
hundred tri-city friends OF the girl
besides the members Of all tn
Kings Daughters circles OF Roci
Island. This is the first entertain
ment the service circle has givei
and the girls are planning on max
ing the tea quite an event During
the hours from 3 o'clock on, a pro
gram will be given. Miss Charlotte
IHuesing will give several readings
Miss Francis Rhoades, accompa
MED by Mrs. Arthur Hinkley, viii
,play the violin, Mrs. Frank Hun
toon will sing. and Mrs. Howar'
Klove will also give vocal numbers
Mrs. C. L. Silvis Mrs. ]. r. Tuck
i is, Mrs. George Davis and Mrs. r Il
First will pour at the tea.
Plans were also made at tn
meeting last evening for shop t
be run by members Of the Servic
: circle. This will be held one da
each week in some downtown plac
! and the girls will make and sell q
. kinds of novelties and cleve
! things. The name Of the shop ha
not yet been decided upon. Th
, opening of the shop will be the frs
, of May. At present the girls al
assisting at the baby clinic hel
every week at st. Anthony's no.
pital.
The hostess served refreshment
last evening, and the next meetin
will be held at the home OF Mil
,, Dorothy and Miss Frances Rhoade
!. 1882 Twenty-first street, on Feb. l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28

March 10 to q. The committee
appointed to be In charge OF this y
composed OF the Mesdames WiIl
Brough, Albert Schmidt. August
Bureeson, Herbert Barth and p. J.
Carlson. The fair will be held II
the Eagles home.
It was decided to hold the meet
ings of this organization on the
first and third Tuesdays Of each
month. This will set the date for
the next meeting on Feb. 8. The
committee to take charge Of the
treat to be given the Tuberculosis
shut-ins is composed OF Mrs. M.
Hampson, Mrs. Charles Lattig and
Mrs. Joseph Grotegut. Sr. The Ia
dies will arrange something for the
patients on Feb. IL. After the bus
mess meeting refreshments were
served by the newly elected officers
The entertainment committee In
charge Of the next meeting is made
up of Mrs. Margaret White, Mrs
Roland Berry and Mrs. Sarah
Gordon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
New Wefk to Start.

Mrs. c. J. Searle. chairman Of
the civic department, Is to repre-
sent the Rock Island WomAn's club
Il the meeting Of tho civic depart
ments Of the Rock Island. Moline.
East Moline and Silvis WomAn's
clubs Thursday afternoon at
o'clock in the Moline public IL
brary. Tho need Of . visiting
housskeepef has long been felt in
the cities and the probability Of the
advent Of such . person in the COM
munity will be the principal dis
cussion of tomorrow's meeting. A
considerable step In the American
jsation Of our local foreigners could
~ taken II such . person were to
~ secured. Mr& Edith Barker, Wis.
siting housekeeper for Scot county.
will be present and win explain
the scope and character Of TIE
work. All Wumen interested In tAis
undertaking afe invited % attsad
- meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28

Miss Stella Reid at her home, $40
Sixteenth street, was hostess last
evening to members Of the Queen
Esther circle of the First Method
list church. After the usual devo-
tionals, q talk on the study book,
Christian Americanism." was Civ
en- by Miss Ella Taylor. Articles
on the work for the Spanish Amer
leans In the southwest were read
by the Misses Ruth Bradford,
Blanche Reid, Msrjory Sala, Julia
Marshall and Bertha Emig. There
was an active discussion on the
work being carried ON among the
Normans at Ogden. Utah. One
new member was admitted to the
circle. Plans were made for rails
ing funds for some charitable pur-
pose. Following the business part
Of the meeting, . social time was
enjoyed. Miss Mar1ory Sala gave
a vocal solo. and Miss Margare,
Lamont . Whistling solo. Refresh
ments were served BY the hostess
and the next meeting will be at the
homo OF Miss Ruth Bradford on
Ninth avenue
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Wsr Camp Service
Ends; Secretary To
End Work on Feb.

|. This week wfll b the last for the
var camp community service in
Rock Island. The national organ
ization hos ceased to exist and the
local work d to be consolidated
with tha* OF the community club.
The girls work will be continued
under this Organization and . ma
tron will be in charge instead OF
the girls secretary, which position
has besn filled, since the organiza-
i ton Of the club. by Miss Marion
Clark.
Miss Clark's work here will
terminate Feb. /, and after . short
vacation she will take up similar
work in Moline with the idea OF
staying there only three months
Miss Clark has efficiently carried on
the work OF the war camp COM
munity service and the disbandins
Of the club will be community
loss.
The work will be continued fol
the girls in the community club
Sunday afternoon there will be a
tea for Miss Clark in the clut
rooms in the State bank building
This will be her last meeting witt
the girls. Tuesday the organiza
ton becomes a part Of the com
munity CLUB.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Mestniaster Guild Neetine.

There was . good attendance at
the meeting Of the Westminster
guild Of the South Park Presby-
terrain church yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Frank Sersig,
1aX Twenty fourth and -a-half
street. This was . postponed meet
ing and q great deal Of business
was brought up before the mem
bers. Letters were read in relation
to the work accomplished last year.
and the work TO b taken up during
the coming months. An interesting
letter was received from the mis-
sion ct Canado. Arizona. where the
guild sent . Christmas box It was
voted 70 subscribe to the Westmin-
star Bulletin. the ofncial paper OF
he guild. After the business SEES
sion, refreshments were served by
the hostess. and the next meeting
viii b. q the home Of MrB S.
AnderSoo, On Seventeenth avenue.
lfiss Katherine Smith will assist
Mn. Anderson. The meeting viii
b Fsh. 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Hold Joint Meeting.

The Mako and Owanessa girl
reserves met last evening in the
Y. W. c. A. club rooms. After the
supper a business meeting was
held and the girls made plans for
the coming months. After the
business session, games and an
original contest were enjoyed. The
next meeting will be Feb. 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
To Have Coffee.

The woman's guild of the South
Park Presbyterian church is to
have coffee Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. J. L. Baird at
1907 Thirtieth street. This is one
Of the regular coffees held by the
guild and the members are antici-
pating large attendance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Sonata Students Club Meets.

Members Of the Sonata Students
club were entertained Monday even
ing at the home of Miss Sarah
Sampson OF 2010 West Second
street, Davenport. An Interesting
program was we'll given and re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess after the program and a social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. w. P. Ross
will be hostess to the club on March
at her home, 929 East Fifteenth
street. The program presented al
this weeks meeting was as fol-
lows:
Sonata Theme and Yariationsl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
j. Frank Frysinger
Returns; Is Honored
By Music Magazine

An kW0 looS A00NS ~ snC ASeN0S ~AAS
of J. Frank Ffysinger's piano
teaching pieces Is published. With
this he won one Of the prizes offer
ed by that magazine. There were
over eleven hundred manuscripts
submitted BY composers from all
portions of the United States and
also from abroad. Augustana CON
servatory feels particularly pleas
ed in having Mr.. Frysinger as
member Of the faculty. He has
been in New York and Pennsylva-
mia, where he has been seriously
i'll, but will return to resume his
work as head of the organ and
theoretical departments Thursday
morning. His many tri-city friends
will be gratified to know that he
has completely recovered from his
illness.
The American Organist for No
vember contains three articles
about the work OF Mr.. Frysinger
A short sketch Of his life is writ
ten by H. S. Ehrhart. and J. War
rem Andrews has a description Of
the compositions Of Mr.. Frysinger
Mr.. Frysinger's published compos'
itions now number over one hun
dred and his organ composition.
have been played in practically al
the countries of the world wher'
there is an organist to be found.
Concert Well Given.
The concert given last evening a
the First Baptist church by tn
Fredericks company pleased ;
large audience. Every number OF
the program was given splendid.
and gave evidence of understand
ing and talented rendition. Mis-
Ethel Spence has a sympatheticall
controlled voice and carried he
clear and strong notes beautifully
Her songs were familiar ones,
fact which adds to her popularity
Miss Myra AXE is a talented pianis
and her pieces were each given ex
,ceptionally we'll Aage Fredericks
a violinist Of exceptional ability
played last evening in such an al
tistically sincere and technical
perfect way that he completely wo
his audience. The proverbial ez
preston that "the violin talks
could truthfully be said of Nj
Frederick's playing. His violin,
famous Maggini, had sweetness an
power, and in the capable hands {
this artist. made each piece seel
more perfect that the last. The er
ttire program last evening waslovt
ly and the presence and playing {
the trio of accomplished musician
was appreciated.
4 The next entertainment to
offered by the Lyceum artists VI
der the upspices of the First Bal
; t!st church will be on Feb. 10, whe
, Mrs. A. Chiffon will give a recit;
Of Polly Of the Circus" In tn
, she impersonates Is characters ar
her talented manner of presentir
the story proves her dramatic abb
ity.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Meeting Changed.

The time Of the meeting OF the
Busy Bee sewing circle has been
changed. It was announced that 1t
would be held on Jan. 20, but this
has been contradicted and the regu-
lar session will be Feb. 5. The
place is the same as announced be-
fore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-28
Program Announced.

The Philomena chorus will give
Il concert at the Spencer Memorial
church Thursday evening. Jan. 20.
MILFORD Eiteman is the director of
the chorus and an excellent pro-
gram has been prepared for the
concert. Miss Mabel Arnell. reader,
and Ferdinand Kline. violinist, will
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