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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
By ELIZABETH BRYAN.

Chicago. May 25.-Rock Island Is
represented in the Fourteenth dis
trict section at the twenty-sixth an
nual convention of the Illinois Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs at the
Drake hotel. Chicago, by Mrs. w. J.
Sweeney. president of the district,
Mrs. C. L. Thompson. president Of
the Rock Island WOman's club, Mrs.
w. H. McConochie, Mrs. Fred De
Long and Mrs. Hugh Crawford;
Miss Eleanor Cleaveland, Miss Bes-
sic McEniry and Mrs. ]. r. Tuckis;
and Mrs. Allan WEIGH and Mrs. r.
o. Van Calder from the Monday
Study club. Representatives from
the Moline Woman's club are Mrs.
l.. A. Mahoney, Mrs. o. C. Sloan,
Miss Mollie McEniry. Mrs. P. 5.
McGlynn and Mrs. Mary Ogden.
The enthusiastic morning session
opened at 8 o'clOck-the meetings
proper are being held in the large
ball room-with the large assemb-
lage Of club women from nearly
five hundred clubs in the state join
ing in singing the song which is
used by all the clubs for opening,
America.
Mrs. William H. Hart, president
of the federation, brought out very
strongly in her response to the
welcome address by Arnold Joerns
of the Association of Commerce,
the convention theme, service to
the community"
Mrs. Hart in giving her report
as president urged the necessity of
looking forward and not backward.
She said the past year was a year
of progress, when women were pre-
pairing themselves for the oppor-
tunity to 60 ahead and mould and
construct a new world out of the
chaos OF the past, there never be-
fore having been a time when clubs
were SO needed to go forward and
take an interest in education, pub
lie health and the other great ques-
tons of the day.
Need Interest, Not Numbers.
CLUBS cannot have good reports
unless the women are back of them,
The biggest wheel in all the ma
chinery is the individual club wo-
man. not the general federation
Without women who dream and
then work to make those dreams
come true, We can accomplish moth
ing. We should never rest until
we have 100000 women in the clubs
OF the state. But we would better
have 1000 interested members than
100 mere members. A $10O, 900 en-
dowment fund with the 10 cents
per capita tax will finance us
splendidly."
Much lawlessness is fostered in
the films shown before the MANY
thousands" the president asserted
The federated clubs are interest
ed in better movies. There is much
to be corrected - the darkened
room, poor ventilation, and iazz
music being some of it. It was a
long, long road to suffrage and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Brilliant Concert
Marks Graduation
Of Music Students

A very brilliant concert, the saith
annual concert and commencement
Of Augdstana conservatory, was
given 1t the Augustana gymnasium
last evening, by the pupils. graduat-
ing from the conservatory.
The program Was a. paeudid one
with each soloist doing unusually
we'll Miss Marion Magnuson, Cliff
ford loren. Miss Mildred Nelson,
MILFORD Eiteman, Mrs. Maybelle
Lundin, w. Kenneth Bailey, Miss
Minnie Nelson, and Elmer Hanke
gave the numbers for the program.
Much credit fer the SUCCESS Of the
recital is due to the Tri-City Sym
phony orchestra. The orchestra,
conducted by Ludwig Becker, &C
companied each soloist and gave q
very beautiful overture, "Mignon'
by Thomas. Those who received
graduate diplomas are Inggerd
Marie Anderson, MILFORD John Elite
man, Mural Lucille zimmerman. and
Margaret Pauline Seaton. Rock Is
land; Elmer Theodore Robert
Hanke, St. Paul, Mimi; Regina
Christina Holmen, Essex, Iowa
Marion Eleanor Magnuson, Orion
Ill; Mildred Elizabeth Nelson, Mo-
line; Harriet Antonio Swanson
Woodruff, ILL.,; Marie Eleanor Wick
strom, Stanton, Iowa; Esther Alice
Peterson, Orion, ILL.,; Almeda Eliz'
abeth Bohman, Ironwood. Mich
Teachers certificates were presented
to Dorothy Cecilia Deisenroth
Edna Elizabeth Nickel, Margaret
Pauline Seaton, Rock Island; Ruth
Matilda Anderson, Orion; William
Kenneth Bailey, Washington. Iowa
Almeda Elizabeth Bohman, Iron
wood, Mich; Alvera Dorilla Dash
ington, Maybelle Bohman Lundin
Moline; Esther Linnea johnson
Menominee, Mich; Signe Marie
johnson, Creston, Iowa; Nellie Eliz
abeth Anderson, Twin Falls, Idaho
Isaac Nelson Johnston, Memphis
Mo-; Ida Minnie Nelson, Cadillac
Mich; Eric Clifford loren, Lincoln
Neb.; Aimee Marguerite Soyster
Davenport.
DR.. G. A. Andreen, president O
Augustana college and theological
seminary presented the diplomas
and certificates.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Social Announcements

The regular sewing session OF
tne ladies' aid society Of the Cen
tenary Methodist church will he
held tomorrow afternoon at the
church. All members are exnecteS
to attend as there will be much vork
to be accomplished.
The Womans Guild Of the South
Park Presbyterian church viii hoII
its regular monthly coffee Thurs.
day afternoon at 2::3o at the bome
OF Mrs.. w. H. Beeler OF 3225 Ninth
avenue. Friends and members are
cordially invited to attend.
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tleaaass IN ~ psssistsas = ~
!. oena1ee uneedss amen1mlaf
permitting mercantile eetablloh-
meats b work tAsiP enDioyes -
hourU pr day.
~ : vote q = to =, he ssnats
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Entertains Tee Shaw Clnh.

The Tee Shaw club was delight
fully entertained at the home of
Miss Fannie Filler Of 1890 Thir-
teenth avenue last evening. Whist
was played at three tables and
prizes were awarded to Miss Char
-lotte Libman, Miss Sarah Rudman
and Miss Sadie Katx. Dancing and
musical numbers were enjoyed and
a delicious luncheon was served at
a prettily decorated table. Covers
were laid for IL members and a
large silver basket of pink and
white roses adorned the board.
Miss Rose Cohn will be hostess to
the club at the next meeting on
June Z at her home. s03 Eleventh
street.
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Aid to Sponsor Sale.

An apron and candy sale will be
sponsored by the ladies' aid society
OF the Memorial Christian church
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Spilger of S11 Third ave
nue.. Mrs. r. E. Dean will be in
charge OF the candy booth and Mrs
G. W. Cox in charge of the aprons.
Assistant hostesses with Mrs.
Spilger, are Mrs. Ben White. Mrs.
]. B. Jones, Mrs. William Cameron
and Mrs. Julius Stevenson. Mem
beers and friends are cordially in
vited to call during the afternoon
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Colonel Bracket Circle.

Colonel Bracket circle, ladies of
the G. A. R. met in regular session
at Memorial hall yesterday after
noon. Regular routine business
was transacted and the remainder
OF the afternoon was spent at So
liability. The next meeting of the
circle will be held Tuesday, June Z.
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O. E. &. to Initiate.

Rock Island chapter, No. 269. Or
der Of Eastern Star, will hold a
special meeting June 3 at the Ma
sonic temple for initiation. The
Milan chapter. No. 326. will put on
the initiatory work and will also
furnish the program.
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Deatch.Meyers ENGAGEMENT.

Word has been received of the
approaching marriage OF Roy l..
Deatch, formerly of the McClelland
company, Davenport, to Miss Mabel
Louise Meyers OF Chicago. The
marriage ceremony will take place
on June IL at the St. Luke's Evan
gelical Lutheran church at 5
o'clock.
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Miss Sharpe Entertains.

Miss Elizabeth Sharpe of 1911
Twenty-frst street, entertained at a
very charming bridge party at her
home yesterday afternoon as a pre-
nuptial courtesy to Miss Catherine
Marshall, who is to become the
bride of John D. Shhuler of Daven-
port on June 2. Four tables of
bridge were played, favors being
awarded to those holding the high
est scores. A dainty luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the
games, a large basket of spring
flowers forming the attractive CEN
terpiece. Miss Marshall received a
pretty party gift from the guests.
Miss Martha Darden Of Suffolk, Va,
who is to be one of the brides
maids at the wedding, was an out of
town guest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Receives Birthday SURPRISE.

Mrs. Henry Schrader of Thi1y-
fourth street and Twenty-first ave
nue. was honored with a delightful
birthday surprise party at her home
last evening when a number of Ia
dies called to help her celebrate
her birthday anniversary. Four ia
bles OF 500 were surrounded and
prizes were received by Mrs.
Schrader, Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Brandt. Refreshments were served
during the evening and Mrs. Schra.
der was remembered with a pretty
birthday token.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

CALENDAR

90DAY.
swasttks club mss&e Vim HI. 0seA'
srine ouayie q yetesvss2 pash.
TWfnCtty. Lutheran Hospital circle
mes4s u home Of Mrs.. A. ". Enstom.
zol7 Hoheh avsnup.
Social oomahittee for haeauiA has
lunchsan naeasing u Z. ". C. a.
THURSDAY.
Egude club meots with Mrs. W. z. Bet
tendorf Of Hsstsnaoef Heights.
81. Jehs's bssnaA No. q, Wssasn csahe'
&c union mests.
Mn. Edward H. Cuyer entertains At aft
eenoon bridge st Davenport Outing club.
The lanes aid society Of Spencer Nc.
nortsi church gtvne . combination enter
sainsaast as Tie church. with tsi-city tai
ent.
YKIDAY.
Mrs.. ]. 3. white Of The Undens" en-
tertains at garden party from to q
Opers Study club.
Nohsasan CaldTon spring ceremonial.
SATURDAY.
NnL G. J. Long. 2124 Eighteenth ave
nue.. In hostess At the regular meeting o.
the Fort Armstrong chapter D. A.
Tiaid day exarcises will be held q TN
villa 4 Chantal.
TH-City Pan Helienic assodatioa IN
luncheon meeting at Terrace Gardens, Dav
export.
MONDAYS
Mrs. J. Reed Lane. 1O17 Mississippi ave
| nue. Davenport. entertains at pre- -nuptia
dinner for Miss Catherine Marshall ant
John D. Shuler.
TUESDAY.
| Tn-City Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
| AmOo Caldron spring ceremonial.
| Miss Suzanne Davis and Mr.. and MI
Victor Stibolt entertain at dancing part,
| at the Rock Island Arsenal Golf club TO
| Mis- Catherine Marshall and John Shulef
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Entertained Berean Class.

Last evening Mrs. H. N. Goodin,
1910 Eighteenth avenue, entertain
ed the Berean class OF South Park
Presbyterian church. Twenty MEM
bers were present and at the bust
ness session the members decided
to spend the week end at the Y. w.
c. A. camp on Rock river. The re-
mainder Of the evening was devot-
ed to games and sociability with
refreshments being served at a late
hour. Mrs E. e. Quayle OF 2941
Thirteenth avenue will be hostess
to the class on June Is.
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Tuesday.
Y. W. C. A. Activities.

The Mako club held a supper
meeting last evening. At the BUSH
ness meeting the members voted to
60 out to Camp Na-wa-kwa, the Y.
w. C. A. camp at Port Byron from
July 2 to 4. They also discussed
the conference at Plano. and are
going to send as many delegates as
possible. Saturday afternoon the
members are planning to drive in
machines to the home of Nellie
Hass, one of the club members, at
Andalusia, for picnic supper. They
will give their play "Saphronia's
Wedding" there at that time.
The Owaissa club met last eve
ming and made plans to 90 on the
excursion to Muscatine Wednesday,
June 1, with their leader Miss Mar
60 Osterman. Miss Osterman will
entertain the girls at a party Fri
day, June 3, at the Y. w. C. A. camp
at Watch Tower.
AAC AAlo CAuU pLdullCu plCllC
supper at Long View park for
Thursday night, May &c.
The Hi-Y will have its last meet
ing Of the year next Thursday aft
ernoon at high school. This is the
first meeting under the new officers
and very interesting program has
been prepared by the new program
committee Of which Ruth Bopes is
chairman. The affair will be in the
nature Of a farewell to the seniors.
The program of the council girls
for next Thursday evening when
they open their world fellowship
mite" boxes promises to be unique.
The girls will have an outdoor
supper in the backyard of the dor
mitory, and will then adjourn to the
parlors of the dormitory where a
very interesting program has been
prepared by Miss Mabel Sangren.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
KAfa Hill Meets.

0fS. w. J. Beardsley Of 1885
Tv0nty-ninth-and-a-half street, was
Aog1ess to the Kate Hill Missionary
society Of the First United Presby-
tet1en church last evening. The
4ree chapter Of the study book,
11e Bible and Missions" was
tahen up by Mrs. Beardsley who
was assisted by Miss Emma Buett-
ner. Arrangements were made to
send Miss Gladys Wilson as dele
rate to the national convention of
yo@an's missionary societies at
Tuet Morgan, Colo. A social hour
was annoyed and refreshments
were served At the close Of the
meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

The Golden Rule Bible class Of
the First Methodist church is to
sponsor an entertainment. "a Trip
Around the World" and q novelty
bazaar. Friday evening In tho church
annex. Tho affair is an unusual
one. and elaborate plans are being
made to make the affair prticular-
" entertaining. The proceeds from
the ahair will be used to pay the
yearly expenses for the support Of
a French orphan which the class
has adopted. and to make the first
payment on tho pledge for redec-
Grating the church. A large attend
ance u expected.
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Entertain in Farewell.

The teachers Of the Longfellov
school entertained last evening ar a
dinner party at Terrace Gardens as
Is leaving soon for the west, where
is leaving son for the west, where
she will attend college next year.
The centerpiece was a boquet of
pink and white sweet peas, and the
pink and white 'colors were carried
out In the place cards. Miss Lee
was presented With q fountain pen
from the teachers. Following the
dinner. theatre party was enjoyed.
Miss Alexander Of Dayton. Wash.
was an out-of-town guest.
To Report Whsaa Lake Assembly.
Rev. John NcGown Stevenson. at
the regular mid-weekly prayer SER
vices at the Broadway Presbyter-
ian church this evening viii give .
report on the activities Of the l34th
general assembly Of tia Preshytas-
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Nn01WRenAO MxADso
Iundt &G.
Aals svsY sToRE ON FWTH AVENUE

For the girl or woman who knows the effectiveness of that
tailored look here splendidy fashioned skirts
made offne soft fannels in stripe effect green and white
navy and white and pink and white.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Conclude Yearly Social Activities,

Conclude Yearly Social Activities,
The Phi Rho sorority of August
ana college concluded its social &C
tivities for the school year at a 6
o'clock luncheon at Hickey Broth
ers Tea room last evening. Covers
were laid for fourteen. Spring
garden flowers were used in decor
ating. Following the luncheon,
the girls enjoyed a theater party
at the Fort Armstrong theater.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

Mrs. J. Reed Lane. 1O17 Mississippi ave
nue. Davenport. entertains at pre-nuptia
dinner for Miss Catherine Marshall and
John d. Shuler.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Pre.Nuptial for Miss Clno,

Miss Frieda Gloor was guest of
honor at a pre-nuptial miscelia-
neous shower given last evening at
the home of Mrs. e. W. Buckley of
the Roosevelt apartments, Daven-
port. Miss Gloor's marriage to
Axel johnson Of East Moline will
be an event of June /. Games were
played during the evening and
prizes were received by Miss Frieda
Gloor. Miss Bess .Gloor, Miss Ma
bel Benson and Miss Frieda Fair
enbrug OF Davenport. Refresh
ments were served at a very pref
tily decorated table, using the bril-
dial colors Of pink, lavender and
blue. A miniature may-pole with
steamers Of rainbow colors and
with a wreath Of sweetpeas entwin-
ed formed the centerpiece. The
bride-elect's place was differentiat-
ed from the rest by a kewpie doll
dressed as q bride.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
ntlsnont Ends
J Successflsl Year
ss. It May Meeting

r. Musical department d the
- Island Woman's club closed
100 successful year st The an
1l session held ~ Masonic tam.
~ yesterday sftsfncoa. RsDorte
- the various c03mitfeeo ana
S1t1rlng o(lcers showed tlsat the d.
16rtmont had the most successful
~ In the history Of tho organiza-
In WITH the membership reaching
@ver the I'VE hundred mark. The
4 ooartmsnt has had eight program
U6oftnes and SIX executive sessions
during the tsvM
omcsrs were elected q the meet
M yesterday and Mrs. William
rUllmeyer was elected chairman Of
- department Other officers are:
~ Vice chairman-Mrs. Ben Ben
aDn. u
' escretary-Mrs. r. d. Soper.
Treasurer-Mrn. e. A. Barnett
Registrar-Mrs. C. e. Bryan.
Doorkeeper-Mrs. ]. L. Dickman.
Mrs. Bessie Bryan Astor. former
secretary, cast . unanimous ballot
for the ticket q the above pmcers.
Reports were read by Mrs. Astor,
Mrs.. A. r. Sala. Mrs. 8. J. Nyquist.
Nm. La Verne A. Kinds, Mrs. s. B.
Hail and Mrs.. Claude Arnold. and
Mn. NyQuist gave splendid report
Of the state CONVENTION held at
T49lorville last week.
Il was decided TO entertain 1t a
,Jupe luncheon at the Y. w. c. A.
Thursday, June 2, at l O'Clock. Misa
CLAIRE Van Calder presented two
nlenus and the members voted or
menu No. !.
u delightful program was given
II the conclusion of the bushes.
session, with Miss Mary Gordon
4rs. A. Il. Williams, Mrs. Catherine
Heimbeck accompanying. PHILIP
Hcats, Mrs. Wallace Warren, Miss
Navy Louise, David. Of Davenport
Mr.. Faye Hough Mccarthy, the
1Ast Moline high school colored
girls. Mrs. McGray and Mrs. Gun.
ningham of Moline taking part. Re.
treatments and q social hour closed
Tho meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Lady Eagles Meet,

AaQy EAS10B AoeL
The regular business session Of
the Lady Eagles was held last eve
ming at Eagles home. Money was
allowed out Of the treasury to send
Mn. ROLAND S. Berry, Mrs. John
". Furlong. Mrs. Ella Oberlander
and Mrs. Albert C. Schmidt to the
esand convention Of Lady Eagles at
Aurora ILL.,, June l and 2. Fol-
loving the business session five
Au1dred was played at six tables
an4 prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Eufiong, Mrs. J. J. Grotegut, Jr..
Roland Berry and Mr.. Gordon.
June 2 IL the date OF the next reeu-
~ meeting Of Lady Eagles and the
arm team will entertain at cards
toMorfow evening. Five hundred
Ni4 b played and Refreshments
wi4 be served at the conclusion Of
she games. The public is cordially
Invited.
Frances Wizard p. I. A. Elects.
me annual meeting Of the par
eot-teachers' association Of Fran
60 Willard school was held yes
tereAy afternoon. Interesting and
lnseructive talks were given by i.
y Fisher. DR.. Mabel Otis and q. d.
1asley: Mrs. H. E. Sudlow was
eaected chairman of the association
md the other officers Who viii
eerve for the ensuing years are:
Vice chairman - Mrs. Charles
Langman.
aecretary-Mrs. NJ. E. Terry
1Ieasurer-Miss Mildred Adama
Cpunselor - Miss Mabel Haber-
pie sale was held IN counec-
With the meeting and the A.
4 1etted q neat sum. A social
4 followed the business session
ssreshments were served It :
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

Ian churches of the United States.
at Winona Lake, Wis. Rev. Steven
son returned from the assembly last
Sunday. While the assembly Is
still in progress, he is receiving
daily reports of the meetings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Women's and Misses Silk Frocks
Very 81 hardly Reduced at $500

Full but soft in line are these
frocks, the charm of which lies in
their simplicity. This collection
includes quaint semi-basque
waists, with full flared skirts of
taffeta and straight but of geor.
gettes whose only trimming
amounts to skillfully arranged
groups of tucks and broad hip
sashes of beautiful ribbons.
Frocks for street wear, afternoon
wear and evening wear, consisting
of Tricolette, taffsta, satin, char
meuse. canton crepe and geor-
gette colors; navy, brown, tan,
gray and black.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

The Kappa Epsilon fraternity
wound up its seasons activities
WITH . O'Clock luncheon at Watch
Tower Inn on Monday evening.
CeDers. were laid for 20 guests at
3 vefy prettily appointed table. The
onlor scheme Of lavendar and gold
VS. used in the decorations and
tiny handpainted keys were used
a. place cards. Mrs. Florence
Palmer gave a toast. "In the Begin
ming" and Miss Pearl Crone gave
Q very interesting reminiscent
talk. A vocal solo was rendered
BY MissV coma Westerlund and Miss
Luella Clarke gave a short talk,
I'm Behalf Of the New Girls" Miss
Bess Elwell gave the concluding
talk and key spoons were present
Cd to the seven new members. The
a6Ajr concluded a series Of Kappa
DDoilon meetings.
On April 30. the girls spent the
weekend at the Westerlund home
IA Orion. ILL.,; May II, a trip to the
CIerkesonian farm in Presumption
Vos enjoyed; May IL, Miss Mae Of.
60 entertained the girls in Reyn.
obs; May Is, the Keys" and theiI
friends met with Miss Lillian An.
deeDon at her camp on Rock river
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Recital at villa.

"A very interesting and delight
ful program has been arranged for
the recital presenting Miss Mil
dred Quigley, soprano of Dewitt,
Iowa, and Miss Anna Marie Van
Duzer, violinist, and Miss Dorothy
Deisenroth, accompanist, to be held
Thursday evening at 5 o'clock at
the Villa de Chantal. Thesprogram
will be given as fOllows:
Good Morning, Brother Sunshine
................... Liza Lehman
III III ~ ~ 1;,.....''''''........ Welis
no! Mr.. Piper ...... Pearl Curran
Miss Quigley.
Allegro Maestoso from 7th Con-
certo ................. de Beriot
Miss Van Duzer.
Ave Maria .......... Bach-Gounod
Miss Van Duzer. Miss Quigley.
Caro- nieo ben ........... Giordini
Convien partir-La Figlia del
/ Reggimento .......... Donizetti
Miss Van Duxer.
Canzonnetta .......... d'Ambrosia
On Wings OF Song ..............
........... Notwithstanding
Miss Quigley.
Chantez-Riez-Dormez .... Gounod
The Lass with the Delicate Air
(Old English 80. Michael Arne
Path O. Dreams ......... Huerter
Miss Quigley.
Una VOce POGO fall Barbiere Di
Slvlglia ...............x Rossini
Miss Van Duzer, Miss Qdigley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
TO Give PrOEraM n Sale.

A special program will be given
daring the evening at the apron
end bakery sale which the ladies'
aid society Of the First Swedish
LNtheran church are to give tomor-
row afternoon and evening in the
church annex. Mrs. e. L. Peter
u0n Is chairman of the committee
in charge Of the affair.
The Fred c. Schaffner auxiliary
ed unit will hold joint meeting
this evening at Memorial hall. The
new Moline unit, No. 7, and their
ladies' will be guests Of honor. A
short program will be given and
the evening will be devoted to
Dociability.