The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-01

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IlS0 GuSy - sewing circle VIII
& -. ]. r. neuGsS. 1se5 Thirty
DlreoE rfisnds are invited 70
i - ~ meeting.
ylsoosrs 1etuEa MenA
|' anA Mr.. Ernest Mettls LETT
& ~ evening for their home IN
~ nsvilIe, Ind. after IN extended
n : With Mfs. Mettle's aged moth
r. M. Elizabeth 0tuhr. and HrS.
4 100 Voes, both Of Big Island.
H9 social aAaars have been CIV
G1zln thsir honor. Mr.. and MIS-.
<l1lo's visit here has been most
r. Dynbls one. It being their irst
~ n IL years.
Altar SsdeGy Csass-Card Party.
fnursday the Ladies' Altar So
e3dy OF 81 Mays church VIII
eNknsor . coffee and card party at
81 Mays hall. Coffee VIII be
sawed in the afternoon and the
evening will be spent At cards. the
ka1nes beginning ct s o'clock. Re
{rtshments will be served after the
s1nes.
Chspter Elects Delekates.
The Fort Armstrong chapter d
thS Daughters Of the American
Revolution was entertained Satur'
day afternoon at the Y. w. c. A
pariors by Mrs. Fred J. Rinck wher
dcleRates were elected to attend tho
national congress and the STATE
conference. Mrs. M. E. Sweeney wal
elected delegate for the state con
ference at Jacksonville. Feb. 22-26
Ana the alternates were Mrs. Lou
~ M. Copp. Mrs. Matte Williams
Mrs. G. L. Walker. Mrs. B. e. Jones
Mrs. B. d. Connolly, Mrs. Rinck
Mrs. w. J. Sweeney. Miss Carrie
Gregg, Miss Mary Carter and MRS
Frank Mixter. Mrs. r. A. Smith
who ID spending the winter II
washington, was chosen as dele
rte to the national congress q
Washington in March, and the ell
tsfnates are Mrs. F. B. Wells o
New York, Mrs. George Perrin
Mrs. H. H. Chase, Miss Mary Car
ter. Mrs. Frank Mixter, Mrs. 10
seph DeSilvA, Miss Elizabeth Craig
Mrs. C. l.. Long. Mrs. Louisa Cop
and Miss Georgia First. A pleas
ant social hour was enjoyed whel
refreshments were served,
Hospital Alunnae to Meet.
The Lutheran Hospital Alumna
association will have its regula
meeting at the hospital Thursda
afternoon at 2:30. All member
are urged to attend.
Press Club Dinner Meeting.
Tho recently organized Women
Press club of the tri-cities WI
hold its first regular meeting an
program at the Manufacturers ht
tel, Moline tomorrow evening wit
dinner at 6 O'Clock. The progral
will be - follows:
Reading-Mrs. Gertrude Smith
the Argus.
.rhree Dear Friends"-One a
playette.
Colo dance-Miss Mabel Ely
the Dispatch.
Iowa President in Conference.
Mrs. Henry w. Spaulding ,
Grinnell, Iowa, president Of IL
Iowa Federation Of Women's club
arrived in Davenport yesterday af
ernoon for a conference with IL
committee in charge Of the biennii
program Of next May to be held /
the Iowa Federation Of Women
clubs in Clinton.
Mrs. J. W. Watzek is chairms
Of the committee, with Mrs. E.
Coleman, president Of the Davel
port Woman's club, and Mrs. H,
mer A. Miller Of Des Moines, {
her assistants.
Mrs. Spaulding will be the que
Of Mrs. Watzek during her stay
the city.
Mrs. Spaulding goes to d.
Moines tomorrow where she wi
peet with the legislative counc
An organization composed Of va
ious groups interested in welfal
work.
Luncheon Ut Terrace Gardens.
Mrs. c. v. Mccormack of Fou
teenth street and Grand avenu
Davenport, entertained at
o'clock luncheon at Terrace Ga
dens yesterday. Covers were la
for 40 and games were played du
ing the afternoon. Refreshmen
ware served at the close of the At
ernoon.
Farewell Tea for Mrs. Sherier.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. A.
Moth of Camp Mcclellan will Ell
terrain at q tea at her home as
farewell courtesy for Mrs. J.
Sherier who leaves to Join N
6herier in a new home in Denve
Colo. The guests will be from Il
Camp Mcclellan neighborhood, Il
Sherfer home having former
< been in the camp.
Entertain Tri.City Guests 1t Tea
Mrs. T. r. Harper, Miss Virgin
Harper and Mrs. John Swenson
Davenport will entertain at a t.
Thursday afternoon at the Harp,
residence. lib East Seventh stree