The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-04
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n Mrs. Roy Mitchell entertained
the members and friends of the
Amona class last Friday afternoon
81 her home on Tenth street. After
the devotional exercises and regu-
lar routine of business and a social
hour Mrs. Ransom assisted the
HOSTESS in serving delicious
iIncheon. The Amona class en-
Traces the members of the young
married womans Sunday school
tlass of the Baptist church.
r. Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Richard Mier opened her home on
Twelfth street for the entertain
ment Of the members and friends
tf the Reading ana Crescent En-
broidery club. The table and
rooms throughout were very taste
ft.ly decorated with roses, lilies
and carnations. Patriotic decora-
tons in the form of flags and red,
white and blue ribbon crepe tissue
paper and bunting was used. rib
bon resets holding in place the
festoons. The hours sped rapidly
hi general scciability and embroid-
cry work. A literary and musical
program was also very delight
fnlly rendered during the after
noon. A delicious 6 o'clock dinner
vas served by the hostess and it
Was most delightful social affair.
\ Mrs. J. H. Leasure will depart
next week for an extended visit il.
Chicago. Detroit and Des Moines,
iowa. Her cousin, Mrs. Leona
LOte and daughter, Theo, who are
Here from Des Moines on a visit,
VIII accompany her.
EThe community was shocked by
tbe sad accident in which little
David Young lost his life. The
PARENTS and other relatives have
the sympathy of the people of Sill
w.,
#Mrs. Roy Rosenberger has re-
devered from injuries received in
an auto accident last week in Mo-
line.
MRS. Frank. McXennick and son.
Roy. have botfr been very ILL.,
MRS. Schofield's bible class met as
usual last Tuesday evening at the
Baptist parsonage.
srMrs. Richard Bell is very i'll.
Miss Blanche Leasure arrived
home from a visit at the home of
her cousins, Mrs. Lila Frells and
Mrs. Ruth Shelton, at Hillsdale and
Port Byron.
gMrs. Emma Tubbs has recovered
from severe illness.
N'l'he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers
was the scene of very pretty chill
dren's party last Saturday after
noon. 1t was the occasion of the
ninth birthday anniversary of their
daughter. Lauretta. The table and
rooms throughout were beautifully
decorated with a great profusion Of
every obtainable flower of the sea-
son. The hours sped rapidly in
outdoor games, contests and later
victrola music in the parlor. AT
$3.50 delicious luncheon was
served. A lovely birthday cake
frosted in red, decorated with
green leaves and also bearing
nine white candles in green hold
ers all lighted graced the table,
forming lovely center piece. The
youthful honoree was presented
with a large array of useful and
ornamental gifts as tokens Of es-
tenn from the children present.
Tiny flags were given as favors
and. patriotic postals used as place
cards.
l.ast Thursday afternoon the
hbme of MIR. and Mrs. Wyatt Ros-
enherger on Fifth street was the
scene of most delightful surprise
party. 1t was the occasion of her
s0h birthday anniversary. Sixty
five neighbors. relatives and
ff1ends went to her home, COM
pletely surprising her. taking well
filed baskets with them. A lovely
cake frosted in white and decorat-
ed with 20 pink candles in
gilt holders and all lighted, graced
the center of the table. The entire
N1ighborhood Birthday club were
present. A sumptuous dinner was
served at ! o'clock. Much merri-
ment prevailed during the entire
afternoon and the honoree was
presented with many beautiful
gifts. mostly linen articles, as
tokens Of esteem from the self-in-
vited guests. Flowers OF every de-
scription formed the decoration.
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