The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-23
8 ocial G vents
Miss Suzanne Davis
and Charles Shuler
Are Engaged to Wed

Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of Suzanne Davis, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Davis. o.
sos Twenty-sixth street, to Charles
Shuler, Jr., Of Des Moines, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shuler OF
1916 East River street, Davenport
The engagement was announced
yesterday noon at a small lunch
con given by the bride-elect's aunt
Mrs. w. II. Marshall at her home,
$50 Twenty-sixth street. Sixteen
Tri-city girls and young matrons
who were the guests invited to the
! o'clock luncheon, first learned of
the coming nuptials. Decorations
were in Christmas suggestions, car
ried ont in greenery, poinsettias
andseandles. Afternoon hours were
spent Informally.
The engagement between Miss
Davis and Mr.. ShuIer will interest
a large circle Of Tri-city society
: folks. Both are members of promi-
merit families and popular among
the younger set. Miss Davis gradu,
ated from Miss Madeira's school in
Westinghouse. c. She attended
Wellesley for two years and gradu-
ated from the University of Chi
cago in 1920.
hr. Schiller attended Culver Mil
Hary academy and graduated from
cornell university in 1915. He was
prominent in athletics during his
school life. During the war he was
on the U. S. S. Nevada, after an in
tensive training course at Annapo-
liz. and was mustered ont of /. the
navy lieutenant He is now as
sociated with his father and broth
ers, Hugh and John, in the Shuf-
er coal interests in Des Moines.
No date is set for the wedding,
but it will probably be a year be-
fore the nuptials are celebrated.
Miss Davis will be a much feted
bride after her wedding day is set.
AT the time of the marriage of Miss
Davis cousin. Miss Ann Catherine
Marshall to John Shuler, which
was an event of June 2. she served
as maid of honor. and Charles Shu-
Ter served his brother as best man.
Parent-TeacherS Enjoy Program.
Members of the parent-teachers
association of Grant school eniov-
cd the program given at the school
Yesterday afternoon, instead of
holding their regular meeting. The
numbers were suggestive ot Christ !
mas and were given as follows: :
Songs-Pupils of Miss McNary's
room: Ca) There's a Song in the /
AR OBJ Away in a Manager" /
welcome exercise - Pupils of
Miss Willis room: (aD Finger
Stocking"
Living christmas tree-Pupils of !
MISS Richardson's room. !
Song, Silent Night'-Pupils of
fourth and sixth grades.
Recitation, The Christ Child''-i
Charles DE Cle-cq. !
Christmas holly exercise-G;rls :
from Miss McDonald's room.
christmas arithmetic - Seven
girls from Miss Bromley's room.
Regarding Santa CIaus-Rav-
nond Bouslough.
Song-hiss CARROTS pupils.
In Santa Claus Land-Vivfan
froman.
Song, Up on the House Top"-
aiss Streeper's room.
Ihe Toyman's Window"-Ten
'upils Miss St-eeper's room
christmas legend-Alice Teschkc ,
Christmas gifts-Helen Walton. / !
Songs-Mrs. Dewey's room: "a,
Harki The Herald Angels Sing;
% Winds Through the Olive !
Playlet, Darling the Christmas 7
Charles Schaffer. Ar 7
ola Bowers, Abraham Halparn. =
Telephoning Santa Clans -
harles Gunlock. v
song, Christmas Joy" Miss u
room.
CHRISTMAS Eve Adventure
/ Atkinson. l.
Song, Might is Here"-Grade six il
Concert recitation, Christmas Ii
Bromley's room. :,