The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-07

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80 attendance, aboef Afty-dve
lonboEk Following the businses
1Root1ne, roere1hments we9o served,
q Icsrs q the society acting -
hod pses. Feb. : II the dats set
1nrf il ns4t meeting.
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u III. h. III. Trevor, 145e Twenty
thfi axSntS, Moline, entertained
46a 3edi4e' IA society Of the Centen-
~ AleGhodist church yesterday
afternoon. A business session was
held and It was decided to give .
sDpllaR social" but not date. was
~ for the affair. Refreshments
were served by the hostess follow
ing the business meeting. Mrs.
Gilbert Swensson, 1874 Twenty
third avenue, Moline, will entertain
tho society on Feb. 8.
N. b. B. 0. Club With Mrs. Pierce.
Mrs. W. L. Pierce Of No. Z, Payne
apartments, entertained the MEM
bers Of the N B. B. o. club yesterday
afternoon. A most pleasant after-'
noon was spent with music, and
there were contests which added to
the enjoyableEess OF the hours.
Mrs Ed Hippo and Mrs. Harry
Baker took the prizes in the con-
tests.
A delicious afternoon repast was
served in the dining room, covers
being laid for eight. Pink roses
were used in the center Of the table.
Mrs. Pierce OF Tampico, the house.
guest Of Mrs. Carl Hay, was an out
0f-town guest. The next meeting
will be held or Jan. 20, with Mrs.
Hay at her home. $40 Twenty-fifth
street.
Have Coffee Meeting.
The ladies aid society of the
Spencer Memorial Methodist
church held q coffee yesterday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. E. E.
Schafer, 610 Thirty-ninth street,
There were As members and friends
present. 1t was reported that ia
calls had been made during the
month and one new member taken
into the organization. Proceeds
from the afternoon were $10.55
The hostess was assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. Robert Hill. Mrs
Fletcher Miller, Mrs. Agnes Moody
Mrs. A. M. Holm and Mrs. Lorraine
L. Miller. Mrs. A. B. Curtis, Of II;
Forty-third street, will be hostess
at the next aid coffee, on Feb.-3.'
The second division Of the soci
ETY. twill hold its annual birthda!
party--incelebration of the birth
day anniversary Of James Gauley
ST., Tuesday afternoon at the honl'
of Mrs. w. l.. Eiteman, 901 Forty
third street. Mr.. Gauley was on
of the first to Join the aid societ.
when that organization was form
ed at the time Of the establishment
OF the church, and each year
birthday party is held. All mem
bers of the church are invited /
attend.
The first division is to hold
rummage sale on Jan. Is in tn
Moline Red Cross rooms. It's reg
ular meeting will be held at tn
home Of Mrs. Fletcher Miller, 81
Forty-fourth street. Jan. 10.
Entertains Ladies' Aid.
Mrs. Rosa Wiese, 1910 Fifth ave
hue, entertained the ladies' aid SC
ciety Of the Memorial Christia
church yesterday afternoon. Their
was q short business meeting an
the following officers we're elected
President-Mrs. A. NJ. Parker.
Vice president-Mrs. George /
Hetter.
Second vice president-Mrs. J.
Steele.
Secretary-Mrs. N. G. Nillhite.
Treasurer--Mrs. F. A. Graves.
The next meeting of the societ
will be on Jan. 20. at the home c
Mrs. Parkerf, 1892 Second avenue
The hostess will be Mrs. RIOS
Wiese, Mrs. F. A. Graves, Mrs.
G. Willhite and Mrs. Barnett.
TO Honor Mrs. Oberman at Dinner
Mrs. B. E. Oberman, head Of tn
Little theatre movement in the tr
cities, will be the honored guest q
q dinner this evening at the Tel
race Gardens, Davenport. The al
fair has been planned by Mr.
Oberman's pupils, who will thi
evening present her with funds fo
the purchasing Of a drop curtai
for the theatre, asa holiday gift.
Molloy- FrOst.
The marriage Of Miss Doroth
Joan Frost, daughter Of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frost OF 2024 Fifth avenue,
Edward Thomas Molloy, son {
Mrs. Anna Richards, was solemni1
ed Wednesday evening at o'cloc
at the home Of the brides parent,
with Justice ]. A. Boman official
ing, using the ring service. Onl
small company Of friends an
relatives witnessed the ceremony
A wedding repast was served, an
I1usical numbers were given dui
y ing the evening. The bridal COUP
will make their new home in Roc
Island. Mr.. Molloy was IN ltal
during the war. -He served as lie;
tenan. in a heavy artillery reg
ment. He is. employed as molde
nt the DayenpOrt Wheel works.