The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-28


Cnsts vsss ylsypG y ~ afternoon,
peieos eclng to Mrs. h Kars4ens.
Mr.. water Niemand, Alfred Kohn
and Harry 0chnoor. There were
Games fcf ths childfsn. III Of the
children receiving favors. In the
evenine there was = contest for the
women, prizes going to Mrs. Crap
enestsf, and Mr.. Inward Bein. A
delicious picnic supper was served
Ut s O'Clock, and the evening hours
were passed with music, boat rid
Ing and informal sociability. Mr..
and Mrs. 0fapeugeter leave We'd
nesday for Maquoketa where they
will mako their home.
Sunbeam Society Meets.
The Sunbeam society Of the Zion
Lutheran church met Saturday af-
tefnoon at the home Of Miss Mar
garet Swanson, 1908 First street A.
Moline. There was q good attend
ance, and . very interesting pro-
gram Of musical numbers and
readings was given. A delicious
two-course luncheon was served
by Mrs. Swanson after the program.
The next meeting Of the society will
be in the form Of q picnic to be held
July . at Long View park.
Announces Bridal Party.
Miss Hattie Larkin, who is to
wed Judge Frederick A. Middleton
Of New Orleans Wednesday even
ing at the Sacred Heart Catholic
church, Is to be attended by her
two sisters. Miss Kathryn Larkin
and Miss Anne Larkin. Her four
brothers: Leo A., Harry j.. Charles
j., Jr., and willard, are to act as
ushers and her nieces. ElOdie and
Dolores Marrero, are to be the
flower girls, while Dalton Irene
Larkin, another little niece is to
carry the ring. Judge Middleton
will be attended by Congressman
Garland Dupre Of Washington, D. c.
Out OF town guests for the we'd
ding have practically all arrived.
L. H. Marrero, Mrs. May Larkin-
Marrero and her children, ElOdie,
Dolores. Louis, Lydiane and Irene
and Judge Middleton. all Of New
Orleans, came Friday night and
yesterday Congressman Dupre ar
rived. This evening there is din
ner party being given for the mem
bers Of the bridal party at the Rock
Island Arsenal Golf club by Mr..
and Mrs. George Fitzgibbons Of Mo-
line and this afternoon Mrs. C. M.
Cochrane Of 1910 Perry street. DAY.
export, is entertaining informally
for Miss Larkin.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ebert
G. Don and Miss Helen Krell were
hostesses at q most delightful af.-
ernoon tea at the Don home, 931
Twenty-third street, as a courtesy
for Miss Larkin. The guests we're
received in the reception hall by
Mrs. Don, Miss Krell, Miss Larkin
and Mrs. R. Ralston Of Miami, Fla,
house guest of Mrs. Don's. The
hours were spent informally and
late in the af .ernoon a dainty re-
past was served in the dining room,
where a bowl of garden flowers
formed the table centerpiece, as
sisting in the dining room were
Miss Kathryn Larkin, Mrs. Arno
Tremann, Mrs. Edward krell and
Mrs. Dan Ward.
| Lawn Party.
| Many tri-city women are guests
at the pretty garden party being
given this afternoon on the adjoin-
ing lawns of the W. H. Marshall
and the T. B. Davis homes on
Twenty-sixth street. Invitations
had been sent out to $50 friends of
Mrs. Marshall and her daughter,
Miss Katherine and Mrs. Davis and
her two daughters, Mrs. Victor Sti-
bolt and Miss Suzanne, who are
entertaining.
The guests are being received on
the lawn by the hostesses, who are
assisted by Mrs. ]. H. Hauberg,
Mrs. S. S. Davis and Mrs. C. E.
Sharpe. Tea is to be served at
small tables and assisting in pour
ing are Mrs. J. r. Kimball, Mrs. T.
A. Murphy, Mrs. l. S. White, Mrs.
F. w. Bahnsen. Mrs. C. L. Walker
and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson. The
hours are from 5 to Z O'Clock.
Hold Memorial Services.
Impressive memorial services, the
first annual ones ever held by the
new patriotic organization, the aux.
iliary to the Fred C. Shaffner unit
United Veterans Of the Republic
were conducted yesterday afternoon
In Memorial hall in the cour1
house. There were present besides
members of the local patriotic or.
CARNATIONS, visitors from Daven
port and Moline, and the command
ers OF orders representing the three
wars were also there. Mrs. Lilliar
Bedford of this city, the nationa
auxiliary president, opened the ser
vices and Mrs. Martha Mason actel
as conductor. Five evergreen
wreaths were placed on the ALTA
by members Of the order and bou
Quets Of flowers were formal!
placed in vases as tokens of remem
brance. Mrs. Bertha Basin of Dav
export, the national counsel, CAV,
the address Of the afternoon, ant
there were numbers by a quartet
besides talks by the commanders O
/. the orders and the president OF tn,
local auxiliary. Mrs. Bertha Bruhn
H. A.