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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
DANCE IN SANTA EE FDN
MIR. NIlNiIJVS GUESTS.

Perhaps the largest ana most 'ldp-
crate affair that has been given since
their arrival was the dance for freddy
ArmijU's guests, Senior Arturo Lazo
and MIR. Darcy Magce, wnich Miss
MaLderficld, Mr.. ArmiJo's aunt, gave
In their honor In Sanul Fc Monday
night. A very Interesting account OF
the dance appeared In the santa re
New Mexican FOR July /, 1t follows'
The dane" given 10y Miss Mander-
field at the Library Hall Monday
night was one ut the largest given
this season. Honor guests were
Messrs. Theodore VI. OterO. OF Los
Iunas, &. Arturo Lizo. OF Guatemala,
and Darcy Magec. Of Washington.
: The hail was beautifully decorated
with roses and ferns. with Japanese
lanterns hanging everywhere. rugs
were spread on the lawn Tor those
who desired to rest after dancing.
THOSE present were, Misses Flor
cnce Ernest. Edna Ernest, RATHER
inc Van Stone. Constance Walters
Peggy Fond. Dorothy Pond, Gabrielle
NOung-Hunter. Leanorl Curtin. kath-
crime Andrews, Gcncvieve chnttcrton,
Elizabeth French, Elizabeth richards
Margaret Moore, Gcorgcna Williams
Helcu Happ. Dolores Rcrgcis, ltOsind
Bcrscre, iiamuna BHca. Lcathe step
hens. Helen Walker, Louise Hurgings'
Edith. Marsh. Helen Williams, Mary
Won N~yvcnhcim, Dorthra Koch
Carolyn Zen Eyck, Pauline Eufeldcr'
Antoniette Wright, J%oscphita Salazdr'
JOsepha DclagdO, LorenzL Delgddo'
uilurio DclgauU. Lydia Valdez. Emma
Luna, Frances llinujos, Elsie Popp'
Hawkins. Lester and Cassidy. Mcssrs'
Fred Wagner, Pat Ciillcr, Tom Van
Stone, Ralph LOvcland, Harry Love
land. Joe BcrEcrc. GcrOld Davies,
hugo Myrcck, Neil Lord DcForcsi
Lord. Jack Williams. LcanOrd Smith
Alfredo Rolls. Evcrt Moore, Hunlon
Davies, Jergcnson. Bruce Dunwlddie,
John baldwin, Frank LOvcland. Louis
Jantclou. Wayne Laws, Carlos Spciss.
Herman Speiss FlOrian Chavez, How
ard Richards, Harold Ten Eyck. Der
nard Spitz. George May, Lynn Nalen-
tine, Paul Walters, Orrin Stnplih,
Norbert Berchtoldc. John McConNery.
Hansell p%flucger. Bill Rose, Ferdi'
nand Koch. Theodore NJ. Otero
Magcc. Albert Whcelon, Arturo lazo
Luis Valdez. Gabriel Popp, Charles
I'Upp and Miguel Otcro.
At midgnight refreshments were
uarvcd.
TIll2FIENBtiI,G WOOD.
Mrs. Roy StrOmc was hostess at nm
infOrnEil tea Friday afternoon III
honor OF her sister, Miss Louis
~Treifcnbcrg. The guests, which num-
her,d 90, were old friends OF Miss
'fr~effenl,org's, who has been Twins
IA Kew York for the past two years
Pink and white combined in flow
IRIS aud refreshments II little rose
bud place cards, Ia make an appro'
PIRATE back ground FOR the coup
OF INC vent unuerneatn " ,m,
ngtgemsnt of Miss Louise TrcffAn
DetI 10 Lieut, us Mouu' !" ~
news mat tnc Weuuihs """'" YAM
place IN sep'emn'r'
Tnere ' peeh lcM annou ~,
mems whlen nav ncvh n.iue III w
reason mat WIN DC Erected MIN SUI,
interest ana plehsure as 'nls oh'
unhIhg' us II uues' tme "S,,.I ~
two Of the most prominent families
MISS T~rctIehncfg ~ inc u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03

the world from the nertex Of tho
capitol az Washington; the third Will
show General PcrHhing nj the tomb OF
Lafayette. uttering his famous greet
ing. Lafayette, we ere here!" While
In the old OF the nag Shove tho tomb
Will appea the spirit OF Washington;
h fourth win show Marshal Foch
prophesying final victory to the OIL
esrs OF the X. Of &. In August. 1918.
The cartouche above each bas-reiief
VIII be the arms OF Lafayette. The
bas-rollefs are being made OF Tenncs-
see marble. while the bronze statue In
being cast In Belgium. by the first
week In September. the statue Will be
In place and unveiled. The largest
American pilgrimage since the end Of
the war viii then go 10 France for
the dedication, II will be composed
OF 500 knights who will leave the
n. of e. Lafayette convention in New
York and proceed to Metz. President
Dcschanel Cardinal Annette. Marshal
foch and other notables OF France
VIII be present. The s.atue which
VIII be about is feet high, will consfi-
tute h Keynote Of n new park plan
in Metz a park TO commemorate tho
return OF the lost provinces to France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
AM BnIDuE
At MRS. MOOHE'S,

The Ideal Bridge club were tho
guests OF Mrs. Harvey Moore Tuesday.
~ a luncheon and bridge at Mrs.
Moore's home. Lunch was served al
! o'clock amid the brightest array of
~Nari-colored nasturtiums. In the ar
ternoOn bridge was played. Tho mem
bets who enjoyed Mrs. Moore's hos
pitality were. Mcsdamcs Lyons.
Craig. GrNham. Potter. Brann, Mitch
ell, CLARK. Chamberlain, Riedling and
AHpinWnlI
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
Social Column

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammerquisi
entertained Sunday in honor OF Mrs
Crump. OF Greeley. Colo. who is visit
ing here at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. A BEEN. The guests included. Mr.
and Mrs. John Gourley. Mrs. Angie
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. BEEN and Mrs
Crump.
Miss Dorothy Ripley was hostess a.
an elaborate weekend birthday part
given at the home OF her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. +. b. Ripley Saturday Al
ter attending Il matinee party Satur-
day afternoon. dinner was served a.
the Ripley home al o'clock The
guests spending Saturday and sunday
with Miss Ripley included the Misses
Blanche and Cara Maude Ripley OF
twin Falls. Bernice Ripley OF Bull.
Lora Smith, and Bertha Mocleary.
THE County Fair as Means OF
Education" was the subject OF an ad
dress given by Mrs II. w Cloucheck
OF Twin Falls before the members OF
The Filler Woman's club at their regu-
ar meeting yesterday afternoon al
he Masonic hall Mrs Cloucheck also
ouched on the Y. W. c. A and their
power for good. A piano Duet by Mrs.
VI. NJ Truitt and Mrs. Victor Pease
was one of the pleasing features OF the
program The Possesses for the day
were Mesdames d. W Dwight NJ j.
Goode T. r. Moore. and H. Il. Ham
merquist.
Mrs. Wilfred Nckav-Olsen, IL
gether with Mrs. VI. j. Sweeley,
Mrs. j. +. White. Mrs. f NJ
Wolfe. and Mrs F. Osborn, were
the committee in charge of an
open meeting Of the Twentieth
Century club. given Tuesday
March 2, at Twin Falls.
MRS. T.. y. Grave'. Mrs. +. L.
No ,eley and Mrs. +. l.. Cartne,
will be hostesses at meating of
the Ladies Aid society at the u
L. Church We lnesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Washington school is to
have a spelling contest ut their
school house on Frid ~, March II
Fortune telling and candy sale
for the Junior Red Cross are 10
be the feature of the evening.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04
News Notes

Local High School students will
appe; in an oi s,orical and hum
oIs declsmatory contest at the
G. m theater Friday evening.
Don't fail ~ hear them.
George Wilcox and family
were busy last week moving their
household goods from Frank De
kiotz property pear town To the
home vacated by Mr. and Mrs J.
G. Reichers.
Friday night is the date Of tn"
high school deciamatory contest
the Gem theatre admission Doc.
"rhe Yellow Dog BlDes- is IA
hit that you should not miss, and
Darcenallar is the latest thing
Can be heard at Filer's Exclusive
Furniture House. y. +. ID a., +.
Word has been received giving
the information thatC. l.. Smith
f"rmerIy in the barber business
here, has moved FROM PurterviIle
to Lindsay, California.
Mrs. Rosa Allen aud family. to.
gether with her lister Miss Elena
Sommer. left Sunday morning for
Long Beach. California. where ia
will join her relatives who are
winieriDg H. the cuast city.
"Dsrderalla." one Of the late
Aeolian- Nocn o records un sale
at Diskc's. Ask ~ hear II, Al d
The Yellow Dog Blue.", Reoor, .
are Vi.
Why take your Produce 10 Twin
Fall, when ruu can do batter at
horne the Filler Veal and Poultry
Markell
The F,Iet woman's Bible class
will meet Tuesday sftesirsh with
Mfs h. y. uraybill. The lesson
will be the bopk Ut Marx.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-03-04

Miss Lillian Murray entertained
in bolur of the twenty first birth
day of Fred Munyon. ut the home
If her PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ea.l Murray. Friday evening.
The guests included, Mr.. and MIR.
Jess Edwards, IL. q. Munyon and
Chef Baker.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09

~. Co. Qel1ps IL cue1pr,
~ i 1i6fti1f O r bGAe e III
'fsffef. Z. i, N(6111oe ~ nth
sfsSef lof<1 nv dayp 81 NJ ny
e Dettott lGich.. q attene ! church
lconfefence $
6 oeorre II. Richmond. county
treasurer: Henr1 Hubbard. county
clerk. ara eheriH Jch4 Nillef ieft
this morning Tor Chicago, where
,they win attsnd the Republican ~
44onal convention now IN session
Tiers. They will remain until FRI
'day sveuing.
m. and Mrs. William H. McCons
ochie and son William Of 1911
Twelfth ayenue viii leare Tor Ghi-
ceso tomorrow morning to attend
the graduation exercises ut the
school Of oratory Of Northwestern
university. Their daughter and
sister Florence is q member OF the
graduating class.
r. X. Rhoads leaves this evening
for Chicago to, attend the Republi-
can national convention.
Rev. Launcelot Hadaway, pastor
of the Memorial Christian church
has gone to Irving. where he viii
preach the dedicatory address Sun
day at the new Christian church IN
that city. He is also visiting with
friends and relatives there.
Mrs. J. L. Cochran and two chill.
dren of Detroit, Mich, are visiting
with Mrs. Cochran's sister, Mrs
Thomas Journy, at the Journy
camp on Rock river.
Scout Executive David B. Berg
Quist has returned from q week.
! visit at her former home in Shrek
ley, Neb.
Miss NADIA Thompson Of Moline
Mrs. Louis. Hotter. Miss Lenor,
Cromer and Mrs. Guy Bulger o
/ this city left Sunday for Chicag,
for a three weeks visit with Mrs
Bulger's mother.
Miss Hermabelle Hanson, So
Twenty-third street, has gone t,
Princeton for visit in the HON,
of her sister. Mrs. Guy Kasbeer
From there she will go to Colorad,
Springs to attend q household ar
convention, which will hold ses
sions from June "a to 20. Upol
the adjournment Of the convention
she will return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Weingratx o
1870 Eleventh street are the par
ents of q nine pound son born a
st. Anthony's hospital Tuesday aft
!; ernoon. Mrs. Weingartz was for
merly Miss Esther DOYLE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Delishtful Birthday Party.

Y. w. C. A. members who cele-
brate birthdays in April. May and
June were entertained at a birth
day party Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Haul
berg, the affair being a picnic sup
per on the iawn. Fifty-tive guests
enjoyed the meal and the hospital
ity Of the host and hostess. A
feature Of the supper was a large
birthday cake containing lighted
pink candles, which was brought
out on top Of . clothes hamper
from which strings were hanging.
which when pulled brought out
with them appropriate gifts for the
guests. As at each Of the former
parties the guests have been asked
to pay for their suppers it was de-
cided to take up a collection last
evening and a good sized sum was
secured which will be used for
sending delegates to the Dewey
lake and the Lake Geneva Y. w.
c. A. conferences. Miss Mary BIS
sell. the industrial worker for the
central field. was a guest of honor
at last evenings affair. Miss Bis
sell was in the city looking over
the field It the association yester-
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
The Misses Buettner Hostesses.

The Misses Edna and Emma
Buettner, at their home, 1896 TWEEN
ty-second street, were hostesses to
the members Of the Kate Hill mis-
sionary society Of the First United
Presbyterian church Tuesday even
ing. There was an unusually good
attendance OF the members and a
number ct visitors present.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09

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II, :
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1( 800 ~
n 1-..s-
H. =! =! ~ I u !! y = :
5t S1n1fee u ~. ~
- 4eeesteoo q 1399 ee1ea-
gsely y Aaymon6 W. ~
= - ll n. ~ NlSof
~ =
4 - q p1Ace
= oule a 1log Ieb1ffgRn's
~ ~ Z eeloek tn after4ogn-
- tntlNoGte lriea91 and xelA-
q No. 130bortboa Al NJ
~ W4fo pfeseft. Rev. Sam
~ ReIt ~ tho First Method
<Anrch oinciated, using the dou-
tlng cGFeuncqy. There were no
6ooont1. The bride wore . tuck
It'd Hualed dress OF white Or
~ ana carried ! shower bouquet
VAite roees.s She also wore 81
~ eold wrist watch, . gift from
lFoom. After the ceremony .
djng luncheon Vas served.
& and white peonies, syringa
plnk roses formed the attrac-
- decorations and the table CEN
I1toce II the dining room was .
~ wedding caks. Mrs.. John
-ol-town guest.
1los Robertson was formerly
- poKAlb, coming to ROck IL
q ahOuf three years ago and
- has been teaching in the
6toon school In Moline. Mr..
1ker has always made his home
heck Island. He attended the
~ schools, gradusting from the
y school in the class Of 1912 and
1nding Augustine for several
Irs with the class Of 1917. He is
bociated with his father In real
a{e and insurance business in
nrm H. X. Walker 4 Co. Mr..
~ Mrs. Walker left Immediately
~ . wedding trip by automobile.
= destination Of which - un-
|1DWn. They will be at home to
~ many friends after June Il,
{ A61 Twenty-frst avenue.
e Westminster Guild.
4 ~. u,..tu,r.t.r .,,,ld NJ the
~ psrk prsshvterian church
~ y. ra.r,.r ms:tine last even
~ - ths homa 81 Miss Elizabetb
= s,n,res 1l1a Fortieth street
u ,c,ts vera Rad and members
Ss eideA To furnish 4 treat ut the
13nicinaI tubercular sanitorium
.s,s t;me In tha near future They
~ Manned IN make = pledse OF
m - he n.id immediatelv from
~ treasmrv The new study book
~ Crmssde NJ Comma ssion" was
lsfAn nm and the openine chapter
rS7d followed by Z general discus.
- Delicious refreshments were
ec3ved. and a social hour passed
ln which the members wrote cards
- to Miss Ninemires herself, whit
= room to be q bride, and others tt
11embers Of the guild who we're un
ohls to be present because of sick
aess. The next meeting will b.
held with Miss Myrtle Chaplin, 1885,
Thirty third street, July 10.
zs
Dayey.Nerrimsn.
a Moline wedding in which man
yAnck Island friends will be inter
5eDted was celebrated at s o'clocl
lnGt evening In the reception room
- the home of the brides parehte
when Miss Marguerite NJ. Merri
Jean. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Parry Merriman. 1000 Seventh ave
me, and Glenn L. Davey, son o
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Annual Alumnae Meeting.

The members of the graduation
class Of st. Anthony's hospital were
the honored guests at the annual
meeting Of the st. Anthony's Alum
nae association held at the Y. W
c. A. yesterday. At the business
meeting which was called early in
the afternoon, the following officers
for the year were elected:
President-Mrs. Caroline Juhl.
Vice president-Miss Hazel Pet
ersOn Of Moline.
Secretary-Mrs. Richard Bjorn.
dahl of Moline.
Treasurer-Miss Eta Moch.
The afternoon program included
q drive through the Rock Island
arsenal after which a supper wa,
served at 5 o'clock at the Y. W. C
A. Pink and white table decora.
tons were used. and following thu
meal Miss Anna Trenum rave Ar
address, welcoming the next grad
yates into the association.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
vi. C.T.U. Meats.

~-A@ Ae-NSA SSsAA0 RA06 RA4 was XIV
en- at the regular meeting Of the
kingsbury W. c. F. u. held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
C. W. McPike, 1906 Twenty-second
street, following the routine bust
ness session. The Misses Helen
and Ruth Brown gave a piano duet,
Miss Margaret Sanborn q reading
and Mrs. 8. M. Wilson a reading,
The Misses Brown gave a second
duet. which was followed by the
reading OF a letter from India by
Miss Bella F. Cooke and readings
by Mrs. Henry Arndt. Mrs. NC
Pike served . lunch and the re-
mainder Of the afternoon was given
over to sociability. Mrs. George
Reddig of 1917 Ninth avenue will
entertain the union on July 10.
Study Department Annual Outing,
Members Of the study department
Of the Rock Island Woman's club
will hold the annual outing which
closes the years work at 10
O'Clock Monday morning in Long
View park. 1t will be a bird day
program. in charge of Miss Rosa
belle Stewart and Mrs. Huryey E..
Curtis. After the program the
members will 60 to the Y. w. C. A.
where . luncheon will be served At
] O'Clock. Those expecting to At
tend are asked to call R 1. IA by
Friday evening at o'clock and
make their reservations.
Hrs EekAardt for Mrs, GrapeneetAr
Tuesday afternoon another Of
the series Of farewell parties for
Mrs. Robert Grapengeter, who is to
leave soon to make her home in
Maquoketa. was held. when Mrs.
oscar Eckhardt Of 2609 Iowa street.
was the hostess. Twenty friends
OF the guest Of honor were enter
tanned. and In the games Of 500
which were the main diversion for
the afternoon. Mrs. Harry Voss,
MRS. Edward Befn of Davenport
and Mrs. Ben White Of this CITY.
took the head prizes and Mrs. H.
Jacobsen Of Davenport. the cccso-
lation favor: Mrs. Grapenyster was
given silver bar pin as Z PARTY
favor. A dainty two course lunch
con was served at the quartet t.
bles.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs,
Ben white Of AIS Ninth street, are
TO entertain the members Of the
7. O. B. club ct q kid party Is q
farewell ccurtesy for Mr.. and Mrs.
Grapengeter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Celebrate 10th Anniversary.

The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Spencer Memorial
church, celebrated the 10th ami
versary of the organization in the
Sunday school room last evening.
There were about rs present, the
Home Guards and the Queen
Esthers also taking part in the Gel
ebration. The following interest
ing program was given:
Birthday singing, led by Blanch
Williams, with Marta Elm at the
piano.
Talk, Mothers Birthday of the
w. H. M. S."-Mrs. Elliott Slocum.
why She Likes to be Member
Mrs. A. NJ. Stocking.
"Membership'-Mrs. Della Bur
kert.
"Subscriptions"-Mrs r. E. Neal.
Piano solo-Miss Nellie Burkert.
Reading, "Missions"-Miss Dor
othy Eiteman.
Flowers and plants were used
profusely In the decorations. Mrs
A. Miller presented the society with
birthday cake with candles for the
40 years, the cake selling later for
| IS. A delicious luncheon was serv-
ed at the close of an hour Of So
ciability by Mrs. Lewis johnson
Mrs. Newton Mapel and Mrs. A
Schaffer. Mrs. Fred Fossell had
charge of the evenings entertain
ment. The society will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Arthur McMahill, 1909 Fifth-and-a-
half avenue, for the annual cleo
ton of officers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Stees.AeIkern,an

The marriage Of Miss Marie Ack-
srmaa Of Rock Island to Lew b.
6teon Of Leon, Iowa. was solemn
i1sd Ct : O'Clock yesterday after-
noon IN The ollce 0f tho onciatine
juetioA y. ". Scott Atteadink tho
bridal c0uDle was Archie Aeker.
man. The brother Of the bride. The
groom 3 . button cutter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09

Ga 6ffil2enA ma - ~ n,dm@.
49, n - mii1;i5Sc ~ ene1f of
10 lnek Ia16ui foruSn;a elnk ~
fo1S1l 10 1S1nrI III6ilr A pr IShich
Co., ia eeesoSn,a wofk ior The
on txSfionl n 4 delock Seeteel1av
nnon ~ ~ n n n u ~ Il
fair nroted 1erv enfnvnhle ana vas
! nj trsaf ~ ~ n,emhefs Who
axe voTkS1 II the departmsnt
dnrine (he uast vear ma heiped
n,aka Il fhe vonderfui success
which IL proved Under the able di-
recfine a. IN chairman. Mira. A. r.
Sala
TIE delicious meal was served at
| long tables spread in thu xymnas-
INN on which boouets az peonfes
/! formed the decoration. The Old
and new president were seated at
the head fable MIRA A r. Sala,
| n the ahsence al the luncheon COM
| mittee Chairman. Mrs. y. j. Ulle-
never. presided and introduced
the sneakers and those taking part
on the program which was carried
out following the luncheon. The
COMPANY Joined in singing "Amer-
fcav and afterwards Mrs. Frank
Mixter the retiring Woman's club
president. gave a short talk on
MISREPRESENTATION Through Music y
in which she brought out the idea
- ,.v.;o .nn.o,;nc ~ Tho oynntion
and of the helm Il proves In work
ing with the foreigner. who is used
tn music in his own country. and
can he nersonally touched by the
use ~ this instrument Mrs. w. ]
Sweonev the new nresident. was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Menees.JOhnst0n.

At 1890 this morning, Miss E.
Ruth Johnston, daughter Of Mrs.
Sara L. Johnston, and Thomas o.
Menees OF Omaha, Neb, son of
Mrs. G. w. Menees Of Joliet, were
married in the home of the brides
brother-in-law and sister, MIR. and
Mrs. w. G. Kahlke, 905 18th street.
Rev. John McGown stevenson,
pastor of the Broadway Presby-
terrain church officiating. Preced-
ing the ceremony Mrs. Kahlke sang
Heart and Flowers" (TObani) and
II Love You Truly" Carrie Jacobs
Bond). Immediately following the
solos, Miss Almyra M. Edwards at
the piano, played the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, and after the cere-
mony Memberships Wedding
March.
The bride wore a simple white
satin frock trimmed with Duchesse
lace, with a full length veil in
Juliet style, caught with orange
blossoms. She carried q shower
bouquet Of white brides roses.
There we're no attendants. Baskets
of pink and white sweetpeas, snap
dragons, pe0nies and smilax filled
the rooms.
The brides travelling suit was of
dark blue, a strictly tailored model
with which she wore . georgette
crepe blouse and a Gage hat.
trimmed with burnt goose. AfteI
the short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Menees will make their home In
Omaha, Neb. The bride has lived
here practically all her life, grad
uating from the local high school
and attending Augustana college.
The groom is at present connected
with the firm of Clarke & Clarke
architects of Omaha. Out Of two
guests at the wedding were r. G.
Hoen and Mrs. G. J. Nenees OF
Joliet, J. T. Menees of Greenwood
Miss, Mrs. J. Robert Johnston and
Miss Edith Johnston of Reynolds.
The bridal party was entertain
ed at a 6 o'clock dinner Tuesday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Kahlke at their home, 905 Fifteenth
street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
To Decorate Graves.

Mrs. George Baumback at her
home, S31 Twenty-hrst street, was
hostess to the members Of Court
No. S55. Court Of Honor. All OF the
members we're at the meeting. when
1t was planned to decorate the
graves Of departed members Of the
court at the Riverside cemetery,
In Moline. on Sunday Afternoon, and
in Chippiannock cemetery on June
20. All the members are asked to
meet promptly at $3.50 at the Mo
line cemetery gates and the next
week ut the local cemetery.
Two tables OF cinch were played,
Mrs. Harry jerks taking the ladies'
first prize and Mrs. Carl Kollon
the low prize. George Ehmke took
the mems first and Harry jerks
the low prize. A luncheon was
served by the hostess at the small
tablets. Miss Otto Interest will en-
terrain the court at her home, ON
July Is.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Entertains as Farewell.

Last evening Carl Erbstein Of
25Q6 Eeighth-and-a-half avenue en-
tertained at his home at a dinner
party for Is of his intimate boy
friends. the affair being in the form
Of . farewell. as Mr.. Erbstein is
going away on . summer trip with
several OF his friends, and upon
his return in the fall will leave for
some university. The home was
very beautifully decorated with
masses Of garden flowers. and the
table decorations were very at
tractively carried out with garden
flowers. The evening was passed
informally with cards. victrola mu-
sic and dancing, and quartet
gave several interesting numbers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-09
Closes Season.

NAVcNS oO0Dvlo
The Ready-to-Help circle, Kings
Daughters. closed very active and
successful season yesterday, when
the members were entertained at an
all-day work meeting at the home
of Mrs. John Volk, Jr., 1907 Fifth
avenue. The members have been
holding a number Of extra meet
ings to work on the children's
dresses which is their donation to
the union bazaar to be held July l,
and the frocks we're finished yes
terday. At noon delicious dinner
was served, and the work contin-
ued9 during the afternoon hours. It
was planned to hold the annual pic
mic some day next week, at/the
summer camp of Mrs. Glen Burg
ston on Rock river, the day to be
announced later.