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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10
Shower for Miss CardalL

Mrs. H. L. Pfenninger and Mrs.
VIII Cameron were hostesses last
evening at a pre-nuptial shower
which was a courtesy for Miss Lola
Cardall, who will marry Everett
Essex of this city Wednesday. Sept.
Is. The affair was held at the
Cameron home. 1928 Ninth and-a-
half street, and the. guests were 20
friends Of the bride-to-be. In the
games which occupied the early ev-
ening. Mrs. George Cardall took the
first prize, Mrs. ]. Thomas the all
cut and Mrs. Ed DeBois the conso-
lat.on favor Kenneth Prennlnger
gave several piano selections and
there were victrola numbers also.
The rooms of the home were dec
GRATED in the bridal shades, pink
and white, cut flowers and ferns be-
ing used. In the dining room cupid
decorated festoons hung from the
chandeliers to the table, and there
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To Sponsor Musical.

On Tuesday evening. Sept. q.
at s O'Clock there will be . musical
given at the Broadway Presbyterian
church by the Christian Endeavor
society. The program has been ar
ranged so as to prove entertaining
to both children and adults. Tick
cts are now on sale. Proceeds from
the affair are to be used to carry
on the mission work which is q part
OF the Endeavor activities.
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Reliance Club Meets.

The Reliance club Of the Grace
Lutheran church held its regular
meeting last evening at the home
OF K T. Anderson, GIT Nineteenth
street: The speaker Of, the evening
was Charles Esbjorn, his subject
being, EARLY Days OF Mormonism.
After the. program, refreshments
were served. The next meeting
will be held Oct. IA at the home Of
A, E. Danielson, 1905 Fourteenth
street, Moline.
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0heerye aayer lnniyersarY.

~ VD3Qty0 DUyor A1mIvelS1kys
M. and Mrs. r. 3. winger of 1901
Seventh avenue celebeaxed their
vsfler wedding anniversary yestsr-
day. An informal reception was
held during the afternoon for
frienda and relatives and at 6
O'Clock there Was = three course
dinner served. Covers Were laid
for IS. The dining room was pref
tily decorated with many asters in
the dainty shades. Dancing occu-
pied the evening hours. Mrs. Wing
er was presented with q handsome
electric lamp and the couple also
ceived many silver gifts as re-
membranes Of the happy occasion.
Mrs. Emil Blaser, q daughter, and
her husband and her daughter
Margaret Of Beardstown.
Business and Social Session.
The Lady Elks neld a business
and social session at Elk's hall yes
terday afternoon. Regular bust.
ness was transacted, after which
five tables of five hundred, were
played. Prizes were awarded t.
Miss Catherine Stauduhar and Mrs
Ben Koch. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. H C. Luchman, Mrs
A. N. Winner. Mrs. J. X. Scott end
Mrs. James Murphy.
Eugene Field p. I. A. Meeting.
The first meeting Of the year %
the Eugene Field Parent-Teacher,
asSociation was held yesterday
afternoon at the school. A shor1
program was held, consisting o.
two plano selections by Miss Eliz
abeth Barbou, and q report by Mrs
Gross, Of a parent-teachers' con
vention at Charlestown this sum
mer. The main meeting, however
was principally social one, for tn,
purpose Of getting acquainted, a.
! the teachers in the school this yea
are all new teachers with the ex
ception of two. Forty-three moth
ers were present Refreshments
were served by the mothers Of TIL
sixth grade pupils.
Hostess to Sewing Club.
! Mrs. John Swanson was hostess
[ to the members Of her sewing clul
at her home, 1909 Twenty-fiftl
street, Moline, yesterday Afternoon
Mrs. Clyde Buffum Of GAINESVILLE
Wis, formerly Miss Katherine D.
| Frates of Moline, was an out-of
town guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruffun
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have been visiting in Moline and
will return to GAINESVILLE by auto-
mobile tomorrow Late in the ant
ernoon q dainty luncheon wea
served. The next meeting will be
held Sept. 3 with Mrs. Vincent
Swansea. on Twenty-fourth avenue
and Nineteenth street, Moline.
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Mr.. Eugenia Franks, state prssi-
sdssIk Of ths United spanish War
velteang auxiliary. and her staif Of
local o1lcefs, wsrs guests Of honor
at IN elaborate &inner party given
last evening By Helen Could auxil-
ny It the Long View park chalet.
Tia guests included Mrs.. Franks,
Mn. Virginia Stauber, state secre-
fary; Mrs. Selma Medcalf, state
treasurer; Mrs.. Emma Sheesley,
chief Of staff: Mrs. Elixabth Frey,
press reporter: Mrs. Clara Garri-
sen, department aide: and the
council members Of the state ad-
ministration, Mr.. Theresa Daligee
Mrs. Pauline Greim. Mrs. Della Jen-
SEN, Mrs! Sarah Fulmer and Mrs
Minnie Wood OF Moline. There
were several past department ON.
GERS present also.
Dinner was served at o'clock
covers being laid for q. The two
tables were a beautiful sight in
their red, white and blue decora.
tons, which were also used in the
hall. Garden flowers and red
white and blue cups were in the ma
tional colors. -.
Following the meal Mrs. Franks
was presented with hadsome sill
yer banded gavel, engraved witt
her name from the Helen Gould aux
Hilary. Mrs. Selma Medcaif made
the. presentation speech on behalf
Of the auxiliary. Mrs. Medcalf ant
Mrs. Sheesley were given boquets
By. the auxiliary. Mrs. Fannie Sim
mon making the speech. Mrs
Clara Garrison on behalf Of tn,
auxiliary presented Mrs. Frey AMI
Mrs. Stauber with boQuets, while
the department president also re
ceived boQuet, presented by Mrs
Greim. Congratulatory messages
were received and read, from pas
department officers. In a guessing
contest the prizes went to Mrs
Olivia Reid, Mrs. Vera Patterson
Mrs. Fannie Simmon and Mrs. Paul
inc Greim. Dancing followed tn
game.
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Parties for Miss Dow.

Miss Nancy Dow Of Davenport,
whose marriage to David Nelson
McCielland will take place Oct. 2,
is being entertained at a number
Of prenuptial parties given in her
honor. Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Kurt B. Schmalhaus Of rs Nc
Clelland boulevard, Davenport, en-
tertained at a family dinner party
at the Outing club. Covers were
laid for 26. Dancing was enjoyed
during the after dinner hours.
Mrs. H. NJ. DeLescaille and Mrs.
T., A. Shaw will entertain at the
DeLescaille home, 20l Mississippi
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alye Cass Party..

The PIaftdeutscAen Schwestern
sponsored : very successful card
party yesterday afternoon at Matns
hall. The party vas well attended.
going, to Mrs. achreaver, Mrs: Bern
Nejlsen and Mrs. Peter We0eE. AT
or the games refreshments were
served and q social time Was en-
toyed.'
Fred C. ShAffher Auxiliary.
The regular meeting OF the aux
iliary to the Fred c. Shaffnef unit,
United Veterans Of the Republic,
was held last evening In Memorial
hall of the. court house. An invi-
tation was extended and accepted
to the auxiliary to attend the con-
vention Of the United Veterans Of
the Republic to be held at the La
Sale hotel In Chicago, Sept. II and
rs. Mrs. Bertha Bruhn and Miss
Florence Bruhn are to represent
the auxiliary at the convention and
several members Of the Fred G.
Shaffner unit will also attend. The
next meeting OF the auxiliary Will
be held Sept rs in Memorial hall.
Pre-. Nunf9AIa fOP Miss lHeAq
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Plan for Missionary Tea.

At the regular meeting of the
woman's home Missionary society
Of the Spencer Memorial Methodist
church held yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. M. B. Harrod, 802
F0rty-third street, plans were made
for a missionary tea to be held Oct.
81 at the home of Mrs. c. NJ. Hub
bard, 945 Forty-third street. The
regislation Of Mrs. Louis Johnson,
secretary Of the society, who is
leaving soon to make her home in
Decatur. was accepted, and a vote
of thanks was given to her for her
work in the society. Mrs. ]. L.
Williams d. was elected to fill tine
position left vacant by Mrs. John
son. After the business meeting,
refreshments were served by the
hostess and. q social time enjoyed.
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Entertain ut Dance.

About $50 tri-city young people
attended the dancing party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.. Mueller Of
2136 Brady street, Davenport. last
evening at the Outing club for
their daughter. Miss Elinor, and
their son. Walter E. The rooms Of
the club house were prettily deco
rated with baskets Of pink, white
and lavender asters. and with
gladiolas. Music was furnished for
i the dancing by an orchestra Of col
lege students from the university
of Wisconsin. About II o'clock q
delicious luncheon was served en-
buffet.
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Several Rock Islanders, viii at
tend the grand o. e. 8. chapter
meeting in Springfield from Oct. 1
to Z. They are Mrs. Jessie Inter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Starnes. Mrs.
Josephine Mace, Mrs. Katherine
Langman and Mr.. and Mrs. E. b.
Kreis, while Miss Katherine Car
naghan and Mrs. Alice Eddy Of
Milan will attend and Mrs. Lean
Snyder, worthy matron Of the Mo-
line chapter will also go. Only past
matrons and past patrons are mem
bers Of the grand chapter. The To-
cal members are MRS. Jessie Inter,
Mr.. Starnes, Mrs. Kreis and Mrs.
Snyder.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10
Entertains Embroidery Club,

Mrs. Gaines Glen Pemberton en-
tertained the members of the JOY
eaux Embroidery club at her home.
1915 Ninth-and-a-haf street, yester-
day afternoon. All members were
present and the afternoon was
spent pleasantly with sewing. Pur-
pie and white asters decorated the
rooms The members celebrated
the birthdays of Mrs. Pemberton
and Mrs. P. ]. Zeitler at yester-
days meeting and many gifts were
presented to them from the mem
bers OF the club. Late in the after
noon delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. The next
meeting will be held Sept % at the
home Of Mrs. P. j. Zeitler, 1900
Twelfth street. ~
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Sew for Bazaar.

At an all day meeting held at the
home Of Mrs. Bert Record, 1903 For
tieth street, by the members of the
Eastern Star Social circle yester-
day. the members spent the hours
sewing on articles for the bazaar to
be held next month. There were
"a members present, and the pic
mic dinner served at noon was
greatly enjoyed. The next meeting
wifi be a business and social ses-
sion. at the home of Mrs. w. d.
Starnes, 2S19 Eighth-and-a-half
avenue, ON Sept. It,. Those attend
ing are asked to bring the fancy
work for the bazaar.
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81 the brides parents for the winter

Of the brides parents for the winter
months.
Tuesday evening Miss Nelson was
the honoree Ut = pre-nuptial party
gfren by Miss Sophie Hoffman at
the homo OF her sister, Mrs. Anna
Bogaert. 125 Tenth avenue, Nome.
The II girl friends Of the bride
elect enjoyed the evening of games,
favors benig won by Miss Leona
Butt and Miss Marion Carruthers.
Refreshments were served at the
dining table on which the pink and
white color scheme was effectively
used. Miss Nelson received many
gifts Of . miscellaneous nature.
The bride-elect has been an
ployed as bookkeeper at Berglund's
hardware store in Moline. The
bridegroom is employed at Williams
& Whites.
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Gives Farewell Dinner.

Mrs. r. A. Sanberg of 2121k
Fourth avenue entertained at a din
ner party last evening for Mrs B.
LaMonte of Pine Bluff, Ark, and
Mrs J. 1. Tarpy of Davenport. Mrs.
Tarpy expects to leave in a few
days for an extended visit in the
south, accompanying Mrs. La Monte
home. The guests enjoyed the aft
er dinner hours Of sociability.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10
Wayne Knit "irrequlars" for women and c

Do not confuse Wayne Knit rregulars" with Seconds"
They distinctly different The regulars" have defects
ng that they would pass unnotced by anyone other
than experienced and very critical nspector-an irregular
stitch perhaps they inch shorter than standard
lenghnothng whatever to effect either appear
ance YETI carefully do the Wayne Knit Mills guard "qua
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mo- Hold lAnnual .0ptin9.

The Mile-a-Ninute jcixb will hold
Its annual outing next Tuesday at
the Watch Tower. Dinner will be
served at the inn at 2;30, All mem
bers are urged to attend. and are
reminded that reservations must
be made beforehand.
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Special Meeting Sept 30.
Plan Card Party.

The tribe of Ben Hur, Court No.
578, made plans for card party to
be given at; Odd Fellows hall on
Oct. "A, to which members and
friends are invited at the regular
meeting heal last evening at the
hall. Ten candidates were taken in
last night and several names bal
loted upon. F<treshments were
served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10

A fine silk Halo bose made
OF . very fne gauge yarn
which assures the weaver ex-
cellent service. Some are full
fashioned. Sizes 10 to III.
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mobile tomorrow. Late in the AFT
ernoon q dainty luncheon was
served. The next meeting will be
held Sept. 3 with Mrs. Vincent
swanson, on Twenty-fourth avenue
and Nineteenth street, Moline.
Pre-Nuptial Bridge.
Miss Elizabeth Sharpe was host
ess at q charmingly appointed
bridge st her home, 1911 Twenty
first street, yesterday afternoon,
complimenting four popular brides
to-be, Miss Alberta Richards and
Miss Winifred Frazer OF Rock Is
land, Miss Norma Josephson Of
Moline, and Miss Winifred Reck Of
Avon Park, Fla, formerly OF Rock
Island. A variety of garden flowers
in bowls and baskets adorned the
rooms. There were four tables OF
bridge. and favors were awarded in
the games to Miss Elizabeth Bah
cock and Miss Elizabeth Sperry.
There were also pretty party gifts
for each OF the honorees. After the
games a delicious luncheon was
served at the small tables.
Miss Grace Murphy Of SCI Elm
street is entertaining at luncheon
! today at the Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club to honor Miss Richards.
Hiss Frazer and Miss Reck, and
Monday Miss Miriam Walker, GIG
Twentieth street will be hostess at
q luncheon at the Davenport Out
ing club for the brides-to-be.
Announce Wedding Date.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Nelson of 1919
Fortieth street, announce the APP
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Gladys, to W. R. Lucas of
| this city, which will be celebrated
at 10 o'clock Saturday morning,
Sept. IS, at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. l. o. Nothstein of
Augustana college will officiate. A
company Of some fifty relatives and
friends will witness the ceremony.
Miss, Nelson has chosen Miss
Marion Carruthers as her honor
maid and Miss Ebba Anderson as
her bridesmaid, while Clarence
Carlson and Charles Staelen will
serve the bridegroom. The cere-
mony will be followed by wedding
breakfast, and the couple will leave
on the noon train for Chicago and
the east, where they will spend
their honeymoon. After Oct. Il
they will be at home at the home
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it that these hose are termed rrega and sold for much
less than regular price This pansakng guarding Of quality
is why this store features Wayne Knit hose The
best the country eager get these eguar
and we consider ourselves very fortunate securing these
splendid lots for our patrons.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10

avenue, Daxenport, tcmorrpw after
noon, complimenting MIS-. Dow.
Next wednesday Mr. Herbert r
LAfIefty viii be hostess It . bridge
at her home, - Bdgehiil Tefracs.
Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. for
Miss Dow. About twenty-four trf-
city girls and young matrons will
be the guests. !
Former President Il Guest
Mrs. B. e. WATSON, Of Norfolk,
Va. formerly Of Rock Island, was
. guest at the regular meeting Of
the ladies' aid society Of the Memo
rial Christian church held yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
A. M. Parker, 1882 Second avenue.
Regular business was transacted
and the members planned to serve
the banquet for the Queen Esther
society Of the church at the church
Monday evening. After the BUSH
ness session a social hour was en-
1oyed and refreshments were serv-
ed. Mrs. WATSON was for several
years a president Of the ociety.
Special Meeting. Sept 30.
Rock Island chapter, No: 269, Or
der Eastern Star, will hold a spe-
cial meeting Thursday, Sept. 30. at
the temple. when six candidates
will be initiated and q program,
which is being arranged by the
men to be given by them also, will
be carried out. Refreshments are
to follow the entertainment.
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A dne combed yarn Isle
hose with . linen heel and
toe. All sizes from 10 to liz,
and In black only. A SPLEEN
did. serviceable hose.
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Notaseme and Society Maid
silk hose in black and colors.
Reinforced heel and toe and
full fashioned. SITS and
$1.95 values
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10

Wayne Knit fine isle hose
for women. Semi-fashioned
leg and strongly reinforced
heel and toe. Black only. All
sizes to start sale.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10

Pure thread SIX hose that
are semi-fashioned and have
reinforced heel and toe.
Black only. A good service
able stocking.
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Chid's dr0p.stifchh0se

A fine quality Of mercer
lied Isle in a fancy drop
stitch pattern. Black only. A
nice stocking for better wear.
All sixes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-10

"As-you-like-it" silk hose
in black, gray. brown. Field
Mouse and dark Navy, All
sizes. A regular 1915 value.
Special at
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-28
PARK SERVICE GIVES
OFFICIAL SANCTION
TOPATHF F|NDER TRIP
Plan to Join i'm Sendoff to West
gard Who Will Map Park-tO-
Park Highway.

Washington. May 21.-The interior de-
partment Thursday announced that the
national park service was giving an Of
ficial character to the proposed nation
al Park to- Park highway by assisting in
the sendoff of A. l.. Nestgard, repre-
senting the American Automobile asso-
ciation on pathfinding trip to link with
one great highway the majority of the
great national parks of the west Twelve
national parks are to be connected in
this circle highway, including Rocky
Mountain park in northwestern ColOra-
do. Yellowstone in Wyoming. Glacier in
Montana. Mount Rainier in Washington,
Crater Lake in Oregon, Lassen Volcanic,
Yosemite, Sequoia, and General Grant
Parks in California. Zion in Utah, Grand
Canyon in Arizona and Mesa Verde in
southwestern Colorado.
Mr.. Westgard will leave here June
for the motor trip overland to Denver.
The start will be made from in front
of the new interior department building
and number of the department officials
as well as the officers of the American
Automobile association Will be on hand
to give Mr.. Westgard a proper sendoff.
The pathfinding trip is to be followed
by national parkto-park tour, to start
from Denver. Aug. %, and finish in
Denver about Oct. 30, taking about 60
days to, complete the circuit.
The object of the tour is to encourage
Automobile travel to all the national
parks The exceptional scenery quail
ties of the parks will be shown the
evening stops in 5000 feet of national
park film FURNISHED by the national park
service. The educational tour has for
its ultimate purpose the development and
upbuilding of hard surfaced motor
highway connecting in "A circle tour the
principal national parks of the west.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-28
MUST RAISE WAGES
Or RAIL INDUSTRY
HARD HIT, He SAYS
Trainmen's Representative AS
serts Increases Necessary Re-
gardless of Cost to Carriers.

Chicago. May 27.-Railroad employees
must be granted prompt wage increases
regardless of cost to the carriers, or the
entire railway industry will face COM
plete disruption, W. III. Doak, vice presi-
dent of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen. declared Thursday before the
railway labor board which is conducting
hearings into the demands of the en-
pl0yes.
Mr. Doak declared present wages were
inadequate and recited several instances
of trainmen whose living expenses. he
said. were greater than the wages they
were receiving. A sworn statement from
Robert Hunter, bakeman, Of Whitefish.
Mont declaring his living budget showed
deficit of S17.39 for the first two
weeks in March. 1920. was presented as
testimony. Hunters salary was given
as $93 80 for the two weeks. Figures
showing that brakemen in some other
places received less pay than Hunter also
was presented. Only individual cases
were mentioned by Mr.. Doak
Mr.. Doak said his figures were in
troduced with the intention of refuting
testimony previously offered by the
roads to the effect that a return TO the
old system of paying men according to
the classification of yards would be ad
visable. He declared that the cost of
living in any small town was greater than
in some of the larger cities and that
consequently it was not fair TO pay the
men in the small town lower wages than
received in the cities.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-05-28
MYERS IS OPPOSED
To CASH BONUS FOR
UN|NJURED WAR VETS
Favor Soldier Land Settlement
Legislation However, Mon
tana Senator Announces.
pecial TO The Daily Tribune

SpeCidi 10 Lie bdlIy IElDuHt.
Washington, May 27.-Senator Myers
has announced his unalterable opposition
to any legislation for bonus to former
service men. He thinks a bonus would
be radically wrong and grossly unjust
He favors, as he always has, former Sec
retary of the Interior Lanes plan. of
proposed soldiers land settlement legis-
lation. He favors legislation to reclaim
arid and swamp lands for the benefit of
soldiers and selling it to them on long
time payments at low interest rate
He thinks back to the land move
ment and increased farm production
should be encouraged. He also favors
liberal legislation In behalf of wounded
crippled. MANNED incapacitated former
soldiers, for whom he thinks the country
could hardly do too much in the way of
rehabilitation and vocational training
However. he opposes any cash bonus
for those who escaped uninjured.
He says the country is in no condition
to stand the additional expense, and it
should not be expected, and the people
are now staggering, he says, under
enormous burdens Of high cost of living
and excessive taxation and to put a
burden of billion dollars or more of
additional taxation on them for the
benefit of Young men who did only a
patriotic duty and who suffered no in
jury would he unjust 10 the taxpayers
and debasing to the recipients of such
favoritism. He, says it would commercial
ize patriotism