The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-01

Phne Giris Return.

Philo Girls Return.
The Philo Girls Of the 7. W. c. A.
have returned from Z delightful
week spent camping ON Rock river.
The girls were accompanied BY
Miss Mary E. Adkins. general sec
rotary OF the Y. W. C. A., and Miss
vernette johnson Of Moline. Fri
day evening there will be q meeting
Of the club at the Y w. C. A. to
talk over the week and to exchange
pictures.
Plan for Jubilee.
At q meeting Of q committee OF
young people OF the Evangelical
Church of Peace the other even
ing, arrangements were made for q
program to be given by the young
people Wednesday. Sept. 8, during
the Jubilee week to be celebrated
by the church. Refreshments will
be served, and the following pro-
gram will be given:
Address-Rev Shenk Of Fort
Madison, Iowa.
Piano solo-Miss Edith Fricke.
Vocal solo-Mrs. Arthur Burial.
Address.
Whistling solo = william
Schweiss.
Vocal solo-Miss Florence Krueg-
er.
Piano duet-Mrs. F. J. Rolf, Miss
Edith Fricke.
All Of the young people are re-
quested to make a special effort to
attend the affair.
Is Surprised On Anniversary.
Mrs. E. Bosler was pleasantly
surprised Sunday, when about "a of
her friends arrived at her home at
River View farm, Andalusia, to
celebrate her birthday anniversary.
A picnic dinner was served on the
lawn, where the tables were decor
ated in garden flowers. Music and
games were enjoyed, after which
the guests motored to their homes.
Prenuptial for Miss Lage.
AS a prenuptial attention for
Miss Julia Lage of Pleasant Valley.
whose marriage to Harley X. Ste
vens will take place Saturday. Sept.
II, the young women employees OF
the Union Bond & Mortgage COM
pany entertained Monday evening
at a dinner party at the home OF
Miss Phyllis Guthrie, 1928 FIT
teenth street, Moline. A pleasant
evening was passed with games
and music. Garden asters were
used to decorate the rooms. The
bride-elect was showered with gifts
for her new home.
Miss Josephson To Wed Sept q
| Miss Norma Josephson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Josephson oil
1926 Seventh avenue, Moline, has
chosen Thursday, Sept. % as the
date of her marriage to James Nc.
Namara of Washington, D. c., for
merly of Rock Island. The wedding
will be a quiet home ceremony o
Thursday morning. Rev. P. c
Ladd, pastor of the First Congrega
tional church Of Moline, will offic
late. There will be no attendants
A wedding breakfast will be servet
to a few intimate friends and rela
tives after the ceremony, and tn
bridal couple will leave immediate
ly for their new home in Washing
ton, D. c. i
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. 10
sephson entertained at delight
fully appointed informal bridge a
her home, complimenting he
daughter. A variety of garde
flowers were arranged about tn
rooms in charming profusion. Their
were eight tables of bridge, tn
tables being arranged in the Twin
room and on the veranda. Favor
. were awarded for high score a
. each of the tables to Mrs. PAT
' Wadsworth, Miss Edwina Fraze
Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson, Miss Elizabet
Babcock, Miss Elizabeth Sperr,
Miss Maxine Smith, Mrs. c. l. j
sephson, Jr., and Mrs. L. D. Bal
:. ding. After the games, a deliciou
g luncheon was served at the sma
e tables.
S Miss Josephson has always live
A in Moline. She attended the Molir
!. schools, and the high school an
e later graduated from Wellesle
n college. For the last year she hs
been teaching chemistry in the M,
line high school.
Mr., Mcnamara attended the Roc
2 Island schools and graduated fro
k the Rock Island high school in Il
a class of 1913, He continued b
IS studies at the University of III
II nois, and during the war, he serve
f. in the United States navy on a SUI
ar marine chaser.
ar Social Announcements.
J. Helen Gould auxiliary will me
" In regular session Thursday eve
J. ing at the court house. There is
great deal Of business to be tran
acted and all members are reques
ed to be present.
n The Deborah class Of the Broa
y way Presbyterian church will me