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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30
HEMPEL CONCERT
SEAT SALE Will.
START TOMORROW

The seat sale for the Fr,...
Hemple Jenny Lind commence.
ton concert to be given Mon5..
evening, Dec u. at Augnstsna ~,
lege gymnasium, will start ton,,
row morning. Seats car ha =
cured at Baas' music shop in po.,
Island, Norberg music house in ~
line or at SchmiGts in Dawes
a report of Hempel in a FEN
Lind concert last week at Ians{14
Mich, is just at hand. 49,
amongst the audience were two ~
ladies OF 80 and 81 who had ~
the real Jenny, and who saj5 t5..
Hempel made their memories .or-.
u An overflow audience roat
ed Hempel, who was repnr,as
"Iovelier than ever in JENNY -
concert and outrivaled herself =.
the Nightingale'I
AN audience that would
delighted P. T. Barnum's hear an
ed Prudden auditorium. Lansi,.
Mich, to overlooking last Pr;59"
night heard Frieda Hempel in 10.
first appearance as Jenny Iin5
since the historical Centennial nn1
cert The quaint stage picture n.
lovely old music of the sos. r.
huge banner, Welcome svss,
Warbler and the o-ld-fasbions5
paper-edged bouquets that ws51
over the footlights would ~
thrilled the great Snowman ana
doubtless brought tears as vsTT a.
cheers from him as it did from ~
fascinated listeners. From BsyarS
Taylor's Greeting to America IN
Home Sweet Home" and -rNs
Maid Of Milan" it was all sYennv
Lind music. The famous Ecbo
song rang out over the IargsmDdI-
ence and came echoing back ma
the farthermost corners Of the No
auditorium. When I Was Seven.
sung as az encore, erected
a furore. Three score years hays
gone since the Swedish nightingale
visited our shores, but the nightin.
gale of today poured forth glorious
tones as did the immortal jenny
Lind
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Tn-His-Eame circle. Kings Daughters
have alI-day meeting with Miss Gr2cs
WheeIan, 537 Nineteenth street.
Court OF honor dance at Moose nan.
New Idea club to be entertained BY MrS-
win Allen, 713 Twenty-hfth street. no
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Buck of 27O3 Thlr-
,eenfh avenue hold open house on golden
wedding.
Etude club meets with Mrs Carl Lam
bach. Davenport
Girl Scout council meets At 1:3O at
library.
Busy Bee Sewing circle meets with
Mrs. Ed Stran. 1542 Fourteenth-aud-a-half
street.
Palestine Orphans sewing group meets
with Mrs. NJ. Canter. $50 Third avenue
Moline.
Mrs. G. A. Virgins of Milan enter
tains az afternoon bridge.
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p. n. 4. Snonsers Snrprise.

a delightful surprise party was
carried out last evening when
members OF the Lowell school par
ent-teacher association went TO the
home of Miss Bessie Crowley, and
Miss Viola Scannell. The two
young women took the part of bride
and bridesmaid respectively in the
play, "Saphronia's Wedding" pre-
scented recently. The affair last
evening was in the form of a show
er, when china and cooking uten-
sils were presented for the school
kitchen. A delightful evening of
sociability was had.
The play will be repeated on Dec.
Z at Washington school, when the
proceeds will be used for provid-
ing Christmas baskets for needy in
the Lowell district.
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Circle Has Guest.

Mrs. Gertrude Merrill, assistant
patriotic instructor of the G. A r.,
whose home is in st. Augustine,
Ill, was a visitor at the all-day
meeting Of Colonel Bracket circle
yesterday held in Memorial hall.
SThere was a large attendance of
members and much sewing was &C
complished. a picnic dinner was
enjoyed at noon.
The next meeting will be held
Dec 6, when officers for the year
will be elected. Mrs. Ida NJ. Sci
bert of Chicago, the state inspector,
will be a guest at the meeting.
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Dinner for Visitors,

Mrs. Valdemar Sivertsen Of 2518
Eighth avenue, was hostess last
evening at a dinner party, honoring
Mrs. Dean Howell and Mrs. Louis
Becker of Chicago, daughters of
Mrs. Hannah Lindgren of COS 1-3
FOrty-fourth street. who are house
guests al their mothers home.
There were covers for eight, and
the evening hours were spent play
ing 500. The visitors will return
home the last of the week.
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Pledge Sum to Church,

= A large crowd was in attendance
at the 1. Y. P. S. social held last
night at the Emmanuel Lutheran
school. A number of attractive
booths, featuring the regular at
fractions found at a country fair
were arranged about the audito-
rum. At a short business session
held during the evening it was de
cided to give 500 TO the church
treasury. The sum of 800 was
also pledged to the synodical build
ing fund for 1922.
A lecture on the subject "Evolu-
ton" will be given Monday evening
at the auditorium by Rev. Mr..
Hohenstein, Jr., from Bloomington.
The next business meeting will be
held Tuesday, Dec. 6, 1921.
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Mlss Oliver Addresses Sisterhood.

Appreciation of Music" was dis
cussed by Miss Mary Lindsay
Oliver of Moline, concert manager,
speaking yesterday afternoon be
fore the Tri-City Sisterhood of Tenn
pie Emanuel, at the home of Mrs.
E P Adler on Main street, Daven-
port, and Miss Oliver, in dwelling
on the ideal in music, took Jenny
Lind, the famous Swedish soprano.
as the expression of a perfect ar
list
Miss Oliver said that not alone
was the Swedish Nightingale gift
ed with a marveloHsly sweet and
sympathetic voice, but that her per-
sonaIt yand inciinations, her life
and her ambitions were an ex-
preston of purity of thought and
spirit, and that as a woman as well
as an artist she was great
There vas also discussion of
mnstc IN education and in the home
or the tendency OF the age and the
proper creation of musical stan
cards II We are to hzEe good music
IN public places
a social hour nDzlozed hszpu-I
gram
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MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
PURGE of Fruit
Parsley Omelet
Buttermilk Rolls Coffee
Luncheon,
Nut or Cheese Sandwiches
Hot Gingerbread Chocolate Sauce
Tea
Dinner.
Baked Stuffed Bluefish
Grape Juice Gravy
Stewed Tomatoes tcanned)
Potato Balls. Lettuce Salad
Ice Cream CaOffee
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Heart, @HOm0
1,1DTODIOmC !

both boys as friends and to think
Of love as little as possible. Since
the second boy asks to take you
home, and the other does not go
with you at present, there is no
choice except to accept the atten-
tons OF the young man you care
the least for or else have your
father call for you.
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Benefit Bridge al Hotel.

Some thirty tables of bridge are
being played this afternoon at the
benefit party being given in the
ballroom of the Black Hawk hotel,
Davenport, by a group Of Tri-city
uatrons. Proceeds from the af-
fair will go to a Denver hospital.
The hostesses are MeSdames
Charles Brady and A II. Kalman,
CT Rock Island, Dave Brady and
Abe Waxenburg Of Moline, and 1.
NJ Tenebom, Harry Waxenburs
and Helen Cofman of Davenport
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C,rh Night at Golf Club.

The regular club dinner night
will be observed tomorrow at Rock
Island Arsenal Golf club. Dinner
will be served at Z O'Clock. A num-
her OF parties have been planned,
and there will be a special Dutch
treat table.
At AIS the monthly meeting OF
the members will take place, and
the presentation of cups and troph-
les will be a feature of the session.
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l.. Thompson, Mrs. Louis Kohn,
Mrs. w. H. Dart, Miss Ellen Gale,
Miss Marguerite Potter, Miss
Briggs, Miss Marguerite McCabe,
Mrs. James Conner. Mrs. T. B. Dav-
is, Mrs. Walter Rosenfield. Mrs.
S. A. Virgins, Mrs. W. H. Walker,
Mrs. Ben A. Hartz, Miss Alice
Guyer, Miss Katherine Larkin,
Mrs. Leopold Simon and Miss Edna
Robson of Davenport.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Notes

The organization meeting of the
dorm club will be held tonight in
the banquet rooms. The &ass is
t be under the direction of James
W. Johnston.
Reports of the Older Boys con-
ference held in Decatur last week
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Surprised on Birthday.

Miss Anna Campana, 832 Tween
ty-eighth street, was pleasantly
surprised by 10 of her girl friends
last night. The event was in
honor of her 18th birthday. The
evening was spent with games,
music and dancing. Delicious re-
freshments were served Miss
Campana received many pretty
gifts.
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Animal FaIr ON saturday.

st. Katharineis school annual
fair viii be an event OF Saturday
afternoon at the school. The hours
are from 5 10 s o'clock, and be
sides the booths where fancy work,
ware and candy will be sold,
there viii be a grab bag feature.
The alumnae Of the school Will
serve supper.
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CIenr $50 From Razar.

Queen Bee review, No. 1870, Mac
cabees, cleared the sum OF $50 from
the bazaar and coffee sponsored yes
terday afternoon and evening al
the home Of Mrs. Sidney Anderson,
1904 Fourteenth-and-a-half street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butt was chairman
of the bazaar committee, Miss Clara
Hampton of the refreshments and
Mrs. Noah Cue of the candy table.
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SeMinc CirrIo WlLh Mrs. nndds.

Mrs. Mary Dodds, .IVzy Severn
teenth street, was hostess to the
sewing circle of the Amoo Caldron
yesterday. A number of garments
were finished during the afternoon.
A committee with Mrs. Ida Peacock
as chairman, was appointed to plan
clothing for a little girl patient at
the tuberculosis sanitorium. Re
freshments wer served by the
hostess.
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The newly formed male chorus
of the Zion Lutheran church met
Monday evening and organized
The chorus will meet for practice
every Wednesday evening. Follow
ing are the officers chosen for the
year:
Director-Elmer T. Anderson.
President-Emil Johansen.
Secretary-treasurer-D. w. Dahl
stem.
Librarian-C. Z. Stone.
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solid. Continue to freeze until firm
and smooth.
Grape Juice Gravy-To make the
grape juice gravy. add to the liquor
in the pan in which the fish was
baked one cup and a half Of grape
juice, and. when boiling, stir in two
tablespoons of Drowned -four blend
ed to a paste with cold water. Stir
constantly until thick and smoorn,
and flavor to taste with salt and
paprika- Flavor with a tablespoon
Of Worcestershire sauce and two
teaspoons Of chutney.
Holiday Candies.
Fudge - Two cups granulated
sugar. two rounding tablespoons
OF cocoa, one-eighth teaspoon
cream of tartar. Mix well togeth-
er, then add one-half cup milk.
Boil over a slow fire until the
mixture forms a soft ball in cold
water, stirring only at first. until
the sugar is dissolved. The milk
will not scorch if the fire is slow
Now add one teaspoon butter and
remove from fire, then add one
half teaspoon vanilla. Do not stir
Set in a pan of cold water until
cool, then beat briskly until il he
gins to harden. Do not turn ont
on the plate too soon-thorougb
beating now gives a fine texture
II 1t becomes too stiff to stir and
Is not perfectly smooth ana fine
out on board and knead as
you would fondant. Then turn out
plate and nj into squares.
Nuts may be added inst after
moving from fire. A very good
variation is made by leaving o,e the
cocoa and adding nuts.
In making taffey, etc, for the
children, If a teaspoon of vinegar is
added. n for each cup of sngar
and the mixture is not stirred
while boiling. you should have no
trouble with It going to sugar. Fin
any 20 not scrape out the nan !
when turning tafy onto a plate.
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FRIDAY.

Afternoo hand evening reception opens
exhibit Of Miss Irma Kohn's canyasses at
public library.
A. Cyril Graham, organist, assisted by
Miss Rhea BOilman. soprano, give second
artists recital at Augustana college.
Barbara Frletchie tent No. 81, Daugh-
tiers of Veterans. sponsor annual baAr.
Vashti Shrine. No. %. white shrine OF
Jerusalem, hold fan ceremonial.
woman's Trade Union League card
party.
Bethany Home house committee lunch
con meeting at Moline Commercial hub.
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Hard Times Dancing Party.

A hard time party viii be given
at the Masonic temple Saturday
evening by Amoo Caldron. Dancing
has been planned for the evening
and refreshments will be served.
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Sponsor Dancing Party.

Court NO. 81 and BIackhawk
court No. 500, Court of Honor, will
sponsor a dancing party tomorrow
night at Maths hall. Friends of
both courts are invited to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

Fruit stains on linen should be
smeared with ~glycerine and left for
about an hour, then wash the stains
in warm soapy water; repeat the
process if necessary.
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CALENDAR
TODAY.

IVY club meets with Mrs. Henry Gaethle.
Benefit card party at Bisckhawk hotel
Mid-veekiy informal dance at Outlns
club.
TvfnICity Lutheran hospital circle
meets with Mrs. Ben Benson, 45l5 Eighth
avenue
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Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
Buck of 270S Thirteenth avenue,
will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary, and in observance Of
the occasion will keep open house,
when their friends are invited to
call. The couple have made their
home in Rock Island for many
years.
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VIII Assist at Christmas Party.

The Mako club of the 7. W. c. A,
at a supper meeting last night at
the association, planned to help the
Blue Triangle club with the Christ
mas party which is being planned
Tor the children of the West End
Settlement. The affair will be CIV
en- on Saturday afternoon, Deem
Der "a. Miss Gladys Malmrose,
chairman of the service COMMITTEES,
announced that a treat had been
furnished for the soldiers at the
hospital.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

Miss Anna Thode and C. H. Buck
were married in Davenport on Dec.
1, 1871. Rev Mr.. Case, pastor OF
the German Lutheran church, Off
ciated. Both were born in Ger
many, Mr.. Buck on July %, 1849,
and Mrs. Buck May 2, 1854. They
came to this country and vicinity
about 1868. There is one son, John
c. Buck of Taylor Ridge.
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Honse Committed 30 Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of
the house committee of Bethany
home will be held at a luncheon
Friday noon at 1880 at the Mo-
line Commercial club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

MIS- thompson: l. am a
girl Is years Of age and consid-
cred very pretty, but l am not very
popular with the boys although L
have a lot of girl friends. Why do
you think l haven't any male
friends? 1 feel very badly when l
am invited out to parties and
dances and haven't a boy friend to
ask to escort me. 1 only have a
date once in a while, but when l
am visiting out of town 1 always
have plenty OF male friends and
they seem to like me.
A fortune teller once told me l
showed that 1 like boys too well.
l try not to. l am about to believe
boys go with most girls nowadays
If they can kiss them, but that is
something I will not do unless L
loved the person. Do you think I
should get discouraged so early in
life? OLD MAID.
I do not think you should get
discouraged. Probably it is not
your lot to be loved often, but that
is no reason why you should not
be loved deeply when some n
does care for you Enjoy your girl
friends and try to be ~contented
with the pleasures that come your
way. You will only have to look
about a little to realize that there
are girls in poverty, sick or over
worked who have scarcely any
pleasures.
M NOT on m on extrema in frv-
ing not to show that you like boys
Talk to them and enter into sports
with them, only be careful about
conversation and a good listener as
well, and if you do not giggle and
act silly, I cannot see why the boys
should be scrupulously careful
about your appearance.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a
girl of 20 and have been going with
a young mar of the same age. He
is now away at college, but he is
very much disconnected. He wants
me to go away with him and be
married, but his parents are very
much opposed to our marriage be-
aus | am a divorced woman and
it is against their religion. I am
very much in love with him and
really believe he ares for me.
What would you advise US to do?
V. M. n.
If you are really in love with the
young man you will be unselfish
and will try to encourage him to
stay at college. If he leaves now
and marries you, he will regret it
as long as he lives, but if you urge
him to stay in school and learn all
he can so that he will be able to
command a better position when
he gets out of school. he will
thank you always. If the young
mans love is deep it will last and
he will want you when he gradu-
ates, and if his love is not of last
ing character you had better find
it out before you are married to
him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a
girl II years old and have never
gone with many fellows. There
are two boys I have gone with and
the first one 1 don't seem to be
able to forget. The other fellow
1 am going with now and he is four
years my senior. I don't like him
very well. but it seems that when
L am invited to a party he is al
ways there and insists that he must
escort me home.
I love the other fellow dearly
and he told me that he loved me
better than any other girl he had
met. I am invited to a party
this Friday night and the one r
dislike has asked TO come home
with me. Please advise me as to
which one to take, or should N
them both?
MISS MUFFETT.
1 would advise you to think Of
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P. 7. A. to Present PLAY.

Frances Willard parent-teach-
ers' association will present 1.-The
Deacon Entangle7 at the Franklin
school on Dec. 8. The cast will be
announced later. Proceeds from the
affair are to be used for the i'm
prUvement of the playground.
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Service Circle, Kings Daughters meets
with Miss Dorothy SchoesseI, , ) TWen-
tieth street.
Bethany Home sewing circle.
Past Noble Grand club of Eudc-a Pc
bekah lodge entertained by Mrs. George
Trenkenschuh, 81 Thirty-irst street.
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will be given by the delegates from
the "Y" tonight at the regular
meeting of the Hi Y" club. Sup
per will be served at 6:15 o'clock.
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Social Announcements

The ladies' aid society OF the
Broadway presbyterian church
sleets Friday afternoon at 2:3O at
the home of Mrs. A. d. Walker.
1901 Twentieth street. A large at
tendance is desired as business of
Importance is to come up before
the society.
The annual bazar of the ladies
aid society of the Gloria Del United
Presbyterian church will be held
tomorrow afternoon from l to 6
o'clock at the church. Chicken
lunch will be served during the
hours.
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Rev. A. Frank Houser of Davenport ad-
dresses High school Parent-Teachers' as
ISOLATION at 1880.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

minois-Iowa Branch American AssO-
citation of University Women entertained
By Mrs. T. B. Davis.
Tri-City Art League tea.
Amoo caldron Hard times dancing
party.
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Licensed to Wed

John T. Lindquist. Rock Island
Eva Susan LAUDER &c. Rock Island
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SUNDAY.
Yesper tea at Y. W. c. A.
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RrnndMar to Have Get-T0gether.

A get-together social for Broad
way Presbyterian church members
and friends will be held tomorrow
evening at 1880 at the church. The
affair has been planned to give the
opportunity for getting acquainted
with neighbors. 1t is hoped that II
will take the place of old fashioned
visiting, which has been discon~
tinued by the busy modern people.
II this AFFAIR is a success, it will be
repeated in January.
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e
Huber.yoigt.

Miss AIbertina Weight, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Voight OF
1928 First street and Clarence =:
Huber, son Of Mrs. Minnie Beck OF
242z Eighteenth avenue, were mar
ried ON Monday afternoon al :
O'Clock al the Emmanuel Lutheran
church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. PHI Wilhelm
Attending the bride as MAID OF
honor was her sister. Miss Helen
yosght and Theodore Conrad was
hegt man. The bride wore a e
of blue poiret twill with velvet hat
Her flowers were a corsage pou,
ouet of OpheIia roses. The maia
Of honor wore a suit OF blue win
a dark hat. Her bouquet was q
coTgage Of red roses.
Following the Ceremony a "ed-
ding luncheon was served at tne
nome OF the bride, covers belng
set for IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Huber
left during the afternoon o q
honeymoon trip. The home VIII
be in Rock Island upon their
return.
Mrs. Huber attended the lmman-
mel Lutheran school and MT. Hu-
her graduated from the local nlgh
school in 1915. He is an account
ant for the c., r I. & Z. railway
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The reason there are more Hoosiers
in use than any other Kitchen Cabinet
is because every detail of this great
Kitchen Convenience has been careful
ly developed for the sole purpose Of
making woman's work easy.
l. The Hoosier has been so highly inn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

proved and is so scientifically ar
ranged that it will save you more time
and energy than any other device you
could possibly secure
Pick out your Hoosier now or Christ
mas and get this $3.50 ten-piece do
nestle science set absolutely Free. Set
consists Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-30

SInch Flexible Sieing Knife, s-ineh Knife for Carving, 6inch
General Utility and Vegetable Knife, 5H2inch Two Tine Fork for
general use, 6inch Spatula, 4sA-inch French Pattern Knife for
trimming, 4-inch Small Two Tine Fork for Kitchen use, 3inch
faI1ng knife, Finch Pairing Knife, 6inch Spatula, 22 inches
~'de' o turning hot cakes, eggs, etc, taking pie o r cake out of tins
Bhde lengths only gfen. Made of the best erbn tool STEEL.
specially ground to hold keen cuthng edge Light weight rub
%d handles fitting the hand, strictly sanitary. Blades
hrmy pinned in.