The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-02

0nbogobo Banquet
!. ~ Spsing Csreaony
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o1poet nd Zal cn1drua e Moline.
1n5ugod he ba1qust ~ lest eve
- = connection With tie spfipg
ess0m1nisl AZ IL caAron. which
~ Q most elaborate and beautiful
a6nis. ne dining room vas . YER
lfable rainbow. in it, decorations
y he various son rainbow shades.
4 bseutiful bow stretched across
IL front Of the room. above the
balcony. and tho Mattresses were
IN crope paper costumes In the
aame shades. Omcers were served
q center table. Favors at all
the places were nut cups on which
was . bright green parrot on q
ring perch.
During the meal a unique orches-
tn composed of Miss Rachel
Cordts, violin, Miss Jean Stevens.
piano, and Miss Frances Cordts,
tom-tom, played q program of ap-
propriate music. The young wo-
men were dressed in dainty cos
tunes suggestive Of spring.
A business session which started
ct $3.50 preceded the banquet feat
ure, and following the meal the
ceremonial session was held. A
feature Of the evening was the
initiation of Miss Isabelle Egan Of
Chicago, who came to join the Or
ganization. She Joined under her
father who is a member of Aryan
grotto of Chicago. The class includ-
ed 80 members. A great deal OF
the success Of the banquet belongs
to the dining room committee,
which was composed Of the follow
ing caldron members: Mesdames
Edna Voss, Clarie Reddig, Sarah
Folk, Catherine Nicholas, Minnie
6earle. Teresa Horst, Olive War
mock and Marie Holck.
Jolly Nine Club Entertained.
Mrs. C. v. Hendricks OF 600 For
ty-first street, was a charming hos
ties to the Jolly Nine card club at
her home Tuesday afternoon. Five
hundred was played at two tables
and prizes we're awarded to those
holding highest scores. A delicious
two-course luncheon was served al
the conclusion Of the games and a
social hour was enjoyed. In two
weeks. June II, Mrs. Otto Adams
will entertain the club at Camp
bells Island.
Club Members Must Get Credential.
( Members of musical organizations
Of the city who are entitled to ere
dentials for the biennial of the
National Federation Of Musica
clubs to be held here this month
may get them at the Tuckis Flower
shop today and tomorrow only. NJ
tickets will be issued at the Black
hawk hotel Saturday and MONDAY
unless credentials are presented
Club workers will be at the flower
shop during the entire day, and to
morrow night the list will be closed
Mrs. Oglevoe Addresses Clubs.
A very delightful meeting of tn
Augustana Endowment Fund so
ciety was held ct the home of Mrs
T. d. Searle Of 3430 Seventh eve
nue.. yesterday afternoon. One o
the interesting features of the aft
ernoon program was the splendid
talk given by Mrs. W. G. Ogleve'
on "Children's Music" Mrs. Og
levee Is very much interested il
the children's work and is quit
an authority In that line. so he
talk proved very instructive an
interesting. At the close Of Mrs
Oglevee's talk a social hour wa
enjoyed and refreshments serve
BY the hostess. Mrs. John c. Scarf
assisted in serving. The meeting
Of the society will be discontinue
until September Z, when Mrs. An
drew johnson Of 1918 Twenty-fift
avenue. Moline, will be hostes.
Mrs. ]. W. Casio Of East Molin
will be In charge OF the program
Margaret Giles Circle With Mr.,
Miller.
Mrs. c. c. Miller OF 1918 FIJI
teenth street, was a charming host
ess to the Margaret Giles circl,
Kings Daughters, at her home yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. Henri
Arndt was elected delegate I
attend the state conven
ton Of Kings Daughters to be hel
sometime in September and Mrs.
J.. Brien was appointed alternate
The August meeting will be in tn
nature OF q picnic with Mrs. f. \
Lundberg, Mrs. Frank Park. Mrs
Earl Belts in charge and the dat
Ii set for Aug. 3. 1t was announce,
at the meeting yesterday that eacI
member Of the union is expected I
donate articles for the gift shop 1
be opened in November at the Y. W
c. A. The selling of the Christina
card books last year proved such
success that 1t will be repeated thi
year and Mrs. W. G. Murphy an,
Mrs. Park were named on the com
mittee.
Following the business sessio,
the members enjoyed a social hou,
and refreshments were served.
Picnic Held at Parish House.
The annual picnic OF Trinit,
Guild was held in the parish hous,
yesterday afternoon 1t was origin.
ally planned to hold the outing Al
Long View park, but weather con.
ditions made It. necessary to NEE,
indoors. Some IS people ATTENDED
the picnic and the afternoon wa,
devoted to playing cards. Fou,
tables OF 500 were surrounded A,
3 O'Clock . delicious picnic suppe,
was served and the remainder o,
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