The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-13


Song Of the Chimes-Lola Wor-
rell.
Roses-Frank Lynes.
Mrs. Samuel Hunt, accompanied by
Miss Irma Rain.
Reading, "A New Lease on Life
Mrs. F. e. Sudlow.
Duet, Barcorolle, TALES of Hof-
man"
Goodbye-Tosti.
Mrs. John Cunningham and Mrs.
John McGreevy.
Violin, Melody in F-A Waltz
Master Ivern DOVE, accompanied
by Miss Jessie Fries.
Voice, STARS Brightly Shining
Emil Bronte.
To a Messenger-LaForge.
My Little House-Seneca Pierce
Mrs. Herman Staakof, Davenport
Reading, "A Christmas Play
Alice Rice.
Miss Margaret Falk.
Violin, Canto Amoroso-Misha
Elman.
Polish dance-Drake.
Elvire Seping.
Trio, duet and solo dances-Al-
rine Jones, Eleanor Thompson and
Kathleen Dorm.
Duet, selected-Misses lauren
Asplund and Leona Westerlund.
Refreshments will be served at
the program by the following
hostesses, Of whom Mrs. Charles
e. Bryan is chairman. Mrs. L. D.
Austin, Miss Hulda Brandenburg.
Miss Emma Brandenburg, Mrs. e.
w. Boomer, Mrs. Lizzie Beckwith,
Mrs. Charles Brady, Mrs. Morris
Cook, Mrs. Minnie Campbell. Mrs.
J.. M. Cleayer, Miss Eleanor Cleve-
land, Mrs. Fred belong, Mrs.
George Hinderer, Mrs. A. H. Helm
beck, Mrs. Anna Hanna, Mrs. Ben
Koch, Mrs. ]. N. Kerns, Mrs. Nor
ris Lister, Mrs. Richard Lift, Mrs.
r. B. Miller, Mrs. A. Mosenfelde--,
Miss Bessie Noftsker, Mrs.
Charles Oswald, Mrs. Fred Pollard,
Mrs: E. ]. Proper, Mrs. William
Paulsen. Mrs. L. G. Richardson,
Mrs. ]. Ramser, Mrs. Eugene RAM
ser. Mrs. Sam Switzer, Mrs. C. H.
Scherer, Mrs. Vern Stevens and
Mrs. William Volk.
Hendrickson. Anderson Wedding.
Miss Esther c. Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Charles Anderson Of
1912 Thirty-seventh street, and
Glenn D. Hendrickson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Hendrickson of 914
Twenty-second street, were quietly
united in marriage Saturday after
noon at 4:3O O'Clock at the parsOn-
J age of the Swedish Free Evangeli-
cal church of Moline. Rev. A. F.
Nelson, pastor of the church, per-
formed the ceremony. The bridal
couple was attended by Miss Nellie
Anderson, sister of the bride, and
by Edward Engman.
The bride wore a gown OF ivory
white satin trimmed with white
embroidered silk net. She wore a
long veil, fastened with a wreath of
orange blossoms and her flowers
were c0rsage Of brides roses.
The bridesmaid was in pink Or
/ candle and she wore . corsage OF
pink roses.
A wedding dinner was served at
the brides home following the
ceremony, covers being laid only
for the immediate families and a
few intimate friends. The rooms
were decorated in the colors Of the
bride, pink. lavender and white
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson left on a
short wedding trip. the destination
Of which is unknown, and after
their return they will be at home
at a new home on Fifteenth street
and Ninth avenue Mr.. Hendrick.
son is employed in the tank depart.
ment Of the Rock Island arsenal
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrickson at
tended the public schools. The
bride before her marriage was EN-.
ployed on the Rock Island arsenal
Charming Pre-Nuptdal TIA.
Miss Florence Livingston Of 120(
Second avenue was hostess yester.
day afternoon at q charming pinl
and white tea a. q pre-nuptial cour.
tesy for her sister, Miss Rose
whose marriage to DR.. A. G
F1eischman Of Des Monies, will take
place Dec. I. Elaborate decora.
lions of streamers and pink anG
white candles were used, and thu
luncheon further carried out thu
dainty color scheme.
Three tables of bunco were sur.
rounded, Miss Ida Sosna taking thu
first prize, Miss Charlotte Lewis
the second and there was q hand.
some Madeira centerpiece for the
bride-elect. Other affairs to b.
given during the week for Miss
Livingston include three evening
parties. Miss Shirley Levensteir
will entertain tomorrow night. the
Misses Ida, Bess and Goldye Sosna
Wednesday night and Miss Levi.
ON Thursday evening. Miss Flor.
ence Goldman Of Chicago, q cousin
OF the bride, was an out-of-towr
guest.
10 Wed In Omaha
The marriage Of Louis Rich Of
S14 Ninth avenue, and Miss Ida Foz