Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-19

. y IL meeting of7the 1eAier I'D
soc3Gty ~ II Oak Grove United
Presbytogtoa church 1t the homo
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~ SERVED, he eA1e 70 b heid In
N aStsfn6on aAd evening. The
ladies are making the articles for
the baxaS, md are planning ON
haytng Il to b quite ap event
Mrs. J. L. Vance read . chapter
from "Christian AmericauiSation, '
and aftsf the business session re-
freehuents wsre served BY the
hostess, Tho next meeting Of the
society will b March 3, the place
70 b announced leter.
MsfhRAeA Club.
Mrs r. B. Kerr, % Forty-third
street, WAS hostess 70 members OF
the Hstherbell club yesterday att
ernoOn. The club ii planning on
voting in several new members.
a q few Of the old ones have NOV
ed from here and the membership
has become small. Those to be af-
filiated will be decided ut the next
meeting. There was the routine
business session yesterday and the
hostess served . dainty luncheon
in the dining room. The club Will
meet 1T the home Of Mrs. Charles
Morrison, 1908 Twenty-eighth ave-
nue., Moline. March II.
Plan for Socaable.
The ladies' Of the Woman's Relief
CORDS will have q sociable on the
afternoon Of Wednesday. Feb. rs.
This was decided at the meeting OF
the corps yesterday afternoon in
Memorial hall in the court house.
There will be . program Of singing
and readings, and the Washington
anniversary idea is to be carried
out in the decorations and enter
tainment. There vas a good at
tendance At yesterdays meeting.
After the short business session a
social hour was enjoyed with re-
freshments served by the commit
tee composed Of the Mesdames
Mary Thompson. Lena Wright. r.
Wilcher, Mary Cameron, Dora Ber-
tleson. Edith Corwin, Louisa Knox
and Anna Callahan.
Business Session In Temple.
The regular business meeting OF
Amoo caldr0n was held last even
ing in Masonic temple. The at
tendance was unusually large
necessitating the extra use of the
parlor for the session. After the
routine discussion, a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments
were served in the small dining
room by the committee composed
Of the MeSdames Lucy Morris,
Marguerite Stafford. Anna Dean
Nellie Milton, and Matte Burgert.
Dr.. Otis Talks Before Tent.
DR.. Mable Otis gave q very inter.
esting talk before the members Of
the Eliza Garfield tent No. %
Daughters Of Veterans, in the
Swedish Olive hall yesterday aft
noon. There was . large attend
ance. especially Of friends ant
visitors. A Washington and Lin
coin program was given, the mum
bers being as follows:
Piano solo, Mrs. Minnie Curtis
reading Of the life Of Abraham Lin,
coin, Comrade John Dewrose; solt
dance in costume, Miss Ruth Rank
reading. "A Visit to the 40 Cen
Store in Washington, D. c." en-
cored with "A Daughter of thu
King" by Mrs. Fannie Knox Pier
son; readings, "A Soldiers Tramp
and That Old Sweetheart o
Mine." James Whitcomb Riley, b!
DR.. Mabel Otis. A social time wa.
enjoyed and refreshments wer,
served by the officers Of the tent
Rather indefinite plans were mad,
for . white elephant sale to be helt
at some date in March, more com
plete arrangements to be made a
the next session.
Waahington.Linooln BANQUET.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the Washington
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