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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10

IlO FeCeId JeSIe OuHdleuO ne
bude.
Nastali trudnf dnove Y pan
skem dome, nejtrudnejSi pol
mnohych letech. Pozornost a
starost vsech byly obraceny k
Ethel, ktera byla stizena prud
kym zanetem mozku. Jenom
stara Hopkinsova a Dir. Vandi-
ne ujimali Sc ubohe Polly, kite
IA Sc potacela V sproste sVet-
nici sluzebne mezi zivotem a
smrtl. Byly to strasn6 rany,
kter6 zpusobila dyka Regnaul
tova - rany, kter6 ne il, ny
brz Ethel obmysleny byly.
Starry Greylock sprawl 0 pfl
pade tom mistni 1rad a tento
zpusobil zatknuti vsech pode-
zrelych osob Y Blackportu; ta-
k6 jeden zkuseny detektiv byl
Q New Yorku do Backportu
povoIan3 lee cas- pIynul bez
sebe menSiho vysledlu.
DR.. Vandine ucinil pro ODE
lnemocn6 vse, co svyti l6kar-
skymi schopnostmi stayu u
ciniti byl. Jeho bezladejna la
ska k mlade deaicce, jeho v
pravd6 bratrska 5oustrast'
Polly dohanely jej k nejobeta-
Vejsim namahanim.
Sam Godfrey Greylock, ic-
hoz starost o svou vnucku ne
znala zadnych mezi, nemohl
cd mladGho lekafe zadati vice,
"Muj milacek Jest rukou va.
sich, sv6ruji yam il dplne. Pre-
buh, zachrante il a pozadeJtc
"a sve namahani co chcete."
"Ucinim yse NOME" odveti
Vandine pokoine.
Prvni osoba, ktera do pan
skeho domu pospisila, kdyz sC
zprava o nemoci Ethel rozsl
rila, byla Iris. Ponevadz iel
! lekar a obsluhovacka pfistul
do loznice nemocne nell, pii
! ial Greylock byvalou tanecnic
! We sve knihoyne.
Vdova Robertova vyhlizel;
rozcilene a dojate. 'Zh, to j.
strasne 81" zVolala prudce. "N'
!. chapu - tax iako Wy, iak vi
!: deti 2 vaseho obli6eje. les
mozne, ably omen darebak, o
/ men zradce - ale ne, mluvin
nesmysI nedbejte mycl
! slov! Reknete mne, zemre L
thel?"
\ "Buh raciz chranit!' odyt
e til GreyIock polekan.
i "Avsak zanet mozku jest
S nejvyss!m stupni nebezpecnyl
Z a zridka kdy vyvaznou obet
i jeho zivotem = pokracovala
o ris nervosnim rozcileni. 70
/ mann od vas k oGekayani, kdy
!. by nam mela Ethel odhata hl
G I'll? Uzmete nj me rotni sla1
e n62 Povazoval hyste me narc
ky ma nj ga vyiizen6?"
} "Madame' - odvetil starec
It rozhorlenim; "zda Sc, re m;
n tie sebe vetsi starost nez
a svou dceru. Musim odepfi
l. kazdou rozmluvu 0 smrti Eth,
j, 2 nj plynouci nasledky. On
el nesml a nezemre. Jsem ted St
e. rym muzem a bez nj nemol
u bych ziti Ona jest iedin6, co
j. svet6 miluii. Adieu madame
10 Az vas budu potfebQvati, D
E. slu pro vas"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10

homoseXuelni af6ra, q niz pax
poystal process, ktery dodnes
skoncen nebyl, poneyadz obza
lovan1 Eulenburg pro choro-
bu hikdy nebyl schopen vysle-
cbu. Hlavnim jeho odpur-
Gem byl, jak znamo, Harden
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10
XIV. Temni dnove.

HbilU ObFud HtSbc uUJSl bou~
frey Greylock prav6 k onomu
mirnemu svahu nedaleko sol
nych jam, kdyz prvnl vykrik
dolehl k uchu jeho. Pocit hru-
zy zmocnil Sc starce a zdalo |
Sc mu, jako by jeho krev ledo-I
We studena zilami jeho prou-
dila.
"ZastaYn' zvo!al ma kociho.
"Co to asi jest?"
"Bdh vii" odv6til koci ustra
sene. "Pfislo to od jam - bez
pochyby obchazeji tam opet
duchove. !"
"Zastay, h!upaku' porou-
eel starry pam hn6viv6; "byl to
hlas zeny.
"Muzsti neb zensti duchove
= to jest vse jedno." pravil
koci chveje Sc.
Nahle zavznel druhy srdce
tommy vykfik tichou noci a
drive nez Greylock a jeho ko-
ci 2 leknuti Sc vzpamatovali,
vyrazil jiny povoz nedale-
keho skupeni stromu, jel ko-
lem Mich rychlosti blesku a V
nejblizsim okamziku zmizei
ma silnici k m6stu vedouci.,
"zde ne2 Use Y pofadku y
zvolaI GreyTock a vyskociT ry-
-ichle u kocaru.
Carton, ktery Sc sveho pana
vice bal nez duchu, nasledoval
jej bez odporu. Oba muzi spe-
chali pesinkou dolu a klopytli
ia kamenneho pomniku pres Ger
nou, nehybnou hmotu, ktera
ma vlhke zemi lezela.
Byly zde dive krvi zbrocent
zenske postavy, 2 nichz iedna
Y jednoduchem satu denice
:. sv6 rame krecovit6 kolem dru-
he ovinula, jakoby il chranit
cht6la.
Godfrey Greylock shyhnu
), Sc mad druhou, nadzvednul il
il zaVoi, odhrnuI zcuchany pls
a w vlas z jejiho obliceje a w
Ii rail re sebe vykrik leknuti
/ ETHEL Muj boze, tot Ethel
l. Svetlo, Cartone, svetlo!"
o Koci rozzal zapalku a nal,
4 plamenek jeji ozaril nehybnol
ii lpostayu dedicky Greylocl
Woods. Jeii billy oblicej me
J. vyraz leknuti a strachu, iej
E ruce drzely Sc krecovite chud
l. no satu delnice, ktera ma pri
j. pres ieii te,o padla.
Iadna z Mich nejeVila zna
v meni zivota.
Sc "Nidis!' narikal Greylocb
5 'jest to ma vnucka! Nekdo
y zavrazdil, zde, ma tom prokla
ie tenn miste /"
Sc Carton zvednul druhou dix
a ku. lille, tot nova deveGka
kociciho herberkul" zvola
70 pozoruje vyhubl6 ieii tab,
"Lide hostinci nazyvaii
lie Polly. Pro buh, pane, pohlet
il nete sem! Ona Jest bodnut
Sc dykou = krvaci!"
Pan a sluha stall zde Y n,
d. mem leknuti.
u "NejblizSi dunn. jejz dosal
la Enouti 'muzeme, 3jestsmui," pr
" fyil konecne Godfrey Greyloc
~, zvednuv Ethel Sc zem6. "Bu
ma sam Vi, co to znamena! Pr
ko bych 81, abychom byli koc;
NJ kolem mas iedouci ma silni
to zadrzeli. Rychle Carton
Sc Poid Sc mnou! Jsem star, a
mann prece jeste trochu silly
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10
"Odkud prichazi tato nov;

nasilne potlacenym vztekem.
"Kdo te naucil tive viastni srd
ce TAX dobre znati, Ethel -
kdo jiny nez omen Anglican2
Priznej Sc, re jej milujeS a re
odmrSteni jej bylo pouhou fra
Skou!"
"Jiz jsem Sc priznala dost,
odpovedela smutn6; wis vse,
co ii yed6ti treba."
V Regnaultov6 ohnive pova
re skryvala Sc bezuzdna prud
kost, ktera obyceine dfimala,
nyni vSak propukla ce.e sve
divokosti. Tam mezi stromy,
teka kocar," prayll chrapti-
We. "Vse k nasemu Gteku jest
pripraveno - a ty ZruSis mi
vernost, jako koketa bez srd-
ce?"
Ethel pohlizela zahanbene
pred sebe. jest mi nemozno S
tebou jiti, Arturo
"A mysliS, re sc te tax leh-
ce vzdam? Tisickrate ne! I've
rozhodnuti prichazi pozde.
Pak-Ii re jsem tvou Iasku ztra
til, mohu il opet ziskati."
"Nikdy"
"Pak t6 chci bez I've lasky,"
zvolal prudce il objal.
"Jsem zoufalcem a miluji tie
nevyslovne. Dobrovolne nebo
nucene musiS byti mou, Ethel
- musis jiti Sc mnou!"
Bazni rozhorlenim zrudnul
jeji bledy oblicei. "Pust' mne
ma mist6," poroucela, "sice bu-
du volat 0 pomoc y
"Kdo by tie zde slysel?" pc
smlval Sc; ''nanejvyse ducho
vet Nepustim te, Ethel. Pro
budila isl V mem srdci cely le
gion d'ablu. Nedozen mne J
nejhorsimu! Bud'to pujdes 81
mnou, aneb toto misto ziva ne
IopustiSl'
Jako sykot hada znela tatt
slova. Vztek jeho byl nepops;
telnym.
Ethel pohledla nan plamen
inym OXEN a pravila: "Tot'
misto, ma nemz muj otec tr
pei a zemrel, bylo by pfihod
lnym pro takoyou tragedii. Ko
necne vidim t6 Y pravem svet
lie, Arturo; Supiny spadly
mych oCi. V pravde zasluhul
opovrzem ia mou nepochop
telnou posetilost, re jsem pr
, Sla a jeSte Ia onu VetSi, 2
: jsem kdy snila 0 lasce k tobe.
Vitr hucel skrze vysokou tr
va ma solne louce; posledl
trpyt soumraku zmizel v ten
note; deSt' padal ma kamel
ny pomnik, ia nimz skryval
Sc neco jeste cernejsiho ne
!, temnota nocni; ami Ethel al
RegnauIt nevid6li to.
= "Kdyz jsi mne jiz dost p
), kofil, rozloucim Sc nyni $ t
bout" zVolala divfa, DO
= fam, ze Sc nikdy vice nesetk
. me-
}. Regnault objal il jeSte pc
neil a zyolal vztekle: "Spl
> rozlouGim Sc $ ziyotem nez
r. tebou! SlyS! SlysiS hyizdan
h To jest znamenl kociho, re
Il netrpelivym. Naposled taxi
"a tie: ChceS drzeti sVou prls
j. hu? Puides Sc mnou?"
T. S odpuzujicim pohybem 2
a. lala: "Nel Ne! Nel' .
A. "Nuze tedy, nemohu-li
a. ia miti, nema te miti nikdo
o. ny - nejmene sir Gerva
a. Greylock y
a. Nahle rozlehl Sc desny, 81
"a celomny vykrik po solnych
fkach a bazinach; lee nebl
to Ethel, ktera no ze sebe
ak razila. V hluboke temnote
es skocila postaVa 3 kroviska
= a ,,patI ponnfI<u n vs,hla go la
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-10

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN z AMERICKEHO zIvoTA
Die angick6ho preozil A!bn Straka.
Regnault zakleil divoce:

Regnault zaklel divoce: v
neJblizsim okamzenl spatrila
Ethel modre lesknouci Sc pred
met zakmitnouti sc - teply
proud krve stfikl il do oblice-
je pax nasledoval ,druhy
vykfik, ktery skoncil straSnym
chrapotem, a vedle pomniku,
prave ma tom samem mist6.
kde Robert Greylock pred
mnohymi lety sveho ducha Wy
pustil, padla Ethel S poloduse-
-nym vykfikem k zemi.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
POSinnne GAf-Tntr1.ihar

y get-together had been planned
by the congregation of the Broad
way Presbyterian church for Thurs
day evening, bat the affair has been
postponed until Dec. > because of
the bazaar given at the Y. w. c. A
by the girls of McCabe's store in
tereSted friends of Miss Ruth Fagla
Eye, who is attending Blackburn
college, and whom the girls are
helping to secure an education.
Miss Eagle Eye is a member of
the Broadway Presbyterian church
and Sunday school as well as of the
various young peoples organiza-
tions connected with the church
She is a volunteer fer the mission
field. The members of the church
have pledged their support to the
undertaking sponsored for support
by her fellOw-workers.
A great many articles have al
ready been contributed for the af-
fair, and it will be possible to pur-
chase almost any desirable Christ
mas gift. Those desiring to con-
tribute money or articles can take
them to the store, the Y W. c: A.
or to Mrs. Ralph Haverstick, 1909
Twenty-first street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Observe Family Night

Members and their families of the
Rock Island club are invited 10
attend Family Night" which will
be observed at the club ThI--s-
day evening. There will be dancing.
cards, bowling and billiards.
Miedke's orchestra will play.
Noted Reader Coming.
Mrs. Beulan Wright Comstock
will give an interpretative recital
of contemporary literature at the
November meeting of the Daven-
port Woman's club next Monday
afternoon in the auditorium of St.
Johns NJ. E. church. Club mem
bers who heard Mrs. Comstock at
the Clinton biennial hope to have
the reader give her Interpretation
of the TolstOi story. How Much
Land Does Man Naed?" Mrs.
Comstock was former dean of the
college of Oratory in the Univers-
fty of Southern California and is
now resident of West Union,
Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Edison PIT. A. Meeting.

Miss Catherine w. Ming, who is
in charge of training school for
sub-normal children in Davenport,
will address members of the Edison
PIT. A. at a meeting at the school
at z:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The meeting will be turned over to
the study of sub-normal children.
Miss Ming Will talk on ''Atypical
Children. giving her study in the
pleasing manner in which she &C.
livers all her subjects.
Mrs. q. Fl. Roberts will read a
paper on Childhood Fears, the
principle of mental hygiene applied
10 the management of children pre-
disposed to nervousness.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
CITIZENS LAUNCH
WAR ON BILLBOARD
BEFORE ALDERMEN
Especial Moline serv,o.

A delegation of residents -,
Highland addition. headed bv VI"
liam Wilcox. Jr.. son of Aldarn ~
Wilcox of the Fifth ward annsa- -,.
at the Moline council meetine ~ 90
evening to protest against the a.
ton OF two billboards on Tvont'.
third avenue between Tbirtv-s-s,
and Thirty-second streets. A ~
ton signed by some 125 resids 80
was presented. but the council t S,,Is
no action, as the billboard owpo- ~
seemed to have complied with -
ordinance. ''le
1t was intimated that the ps,f
ton circulated to obtain narDf.
sion for erecting the bilIboards rnr
tanned at least one signature ~,
had been forged. ''''''
The present ordinance reopiros
that builders OF billboards 6btajS
the consent of property boI5ors
within $50 feet on either sido -.
the site where the boards are 70
rise. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Mnsic Students Meet.

The Music Students club held
their regular program meeting at
the home of Mrs. Henry WheeIock,
SpalGing apartments, Moline, yes
terday afternoon.
The following splendid program
was given by Miss Gertrude Bran
gan, pianist, Miss Mae Chambers,
vocalist, and Mrs. r. W. Lee,
violinist:
Grillen ..-............ Schumann
Miss Bramgan.
Air du RossinguOI ........ Masse
Miss Chambers.
Rondlna .......... Kramer Brown
Mrs. Lee.
swans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Kramer
Miss Chambers.
Theme and Variations ..
..-.-.-.-...V... Tartini-kreisler
Mrs. Lee.
(al Song of Old London. Oliver
tbl The Night Winds. 800. Farley
Miss Chambers.
ConzOnetta ... Schutt
Miss Bramgan.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Montgomery, 1908 Fifth avenue.
Rock Island, Monday. Nov 81. Mrs.
Paul Preston will assist the hos
tess. The meeting will be open to
guests of members.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
-TuEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-NovEMBER g. 1921.

chorus, presided and made an ad-
dress of welcome, after which he
called on Dr. Bostrom, director of
the chorus; Oscar Bohman, mana
ger; Senator M. R. Carlson and
George W. Johnson for few short
remarks.
A special appeal was made by
President Mauritz Johnson and
Manager Oscar Bohman for all
friends to assist in the promot-
ing of the st. Olafs choir concert
to be held Feb. at Augustana gym
nasium, the biggest thing which
Svea has ever sponsored.
The following are the guests who
have assisted on the concert pro-
grams held during the summer:
Freeman, Mrs. Esley Johnson and
Miss Olga Eden of the Trinity quar-
tet; Mrs. Martin Anderson, Miss
Ruth Brissman. Miss Ellen Ny
strom. Mrs. Mauritz Johnson and
Elmer Esping.
During ne dinner there was sing
ing of popular songs by the entire
party. after which the chorus sang
several songs under the director
ship of DR.. Bostrom
A comedy sketch was given by
few members depicting a rehearsal
and business meeting of the chorus
20 years ago. in which Roy Lind
strom was splendid in an imperson
alton of Mrs. Ed1a Lund, who was
director of the chorus at that time.
After tha nrOpram tahlac were
set and everybody played pro
gressive hearts until 1870, when
the party broke up with two songs.
Miss Mabel Eckert won the la
dies prize an Adolph Bergston won
the gentlemen's.
The committee in charge of ar
engagements for the party consisted
of Herman Applequist, chairman,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Bible Class Entertained.

Mrs Catherine Burton of $50
Twenty-second avenue entertained
the Who Solver Bible class at her
home last evening, being assisted
by her daughters, Mrs. Thomas
Bollman and Miss Katherine Bur
ton. There were 81 members and
five visitors present. Rev. Thomas
Hughes led the lesson. after which
the hostesses served a delicious
luncheon. There was a social hour
following. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes will entertain the class next
Monday evening az their home, 2426
Twelfth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
KIine-Druehl.

Miss Harriet Druehl, daughter
of MI and Mrs. John Druehl OF
1120 Thirty-seventh street, and r
c. Kline, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kline of 1890 Seventh street, MO-
line, were married at $50 last eve
ming at the home of the brides par
ents. Rev. Guy B. Williamson, pas
tor of the Fifteenth avenue Chris
tan church, officiated in the pres
ence of the immediate families OF
the couple. The bride was dressed
in a gown of white georgette crepe
ana her wedding veil was OF
tulle in a becoming arrangement,
held in place with valley lilies. Her
bouquet was of Columbia roses.
Miss Ruth Druehl, sister of the
bride, served her as maid or honor
and another sister, Marjorie Druehl.
was ring-bearer. Randall hlnt
was best man. The wedding march
was played by Miss Lucy Luck
man of Prophetstown, Iowa while
the bridal couple were taking their
places under a large white wedding
bell. where the nuptial vows were
taken. Rainbow colors were cho-
sen for the wedding scheme Two
rings were used in the ceremony,
one of which was the wedding ring
of the grandmother, Mrs. Melissa
Donlin. of Rock Island.
Following the wedding a four
coursed supper was served, the
brides cake forming the table CEN
terpiece. On the cake was used a
1uaddino 0rp arnaOtat iOn which has
been in the family for generations
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Y. W. c. 4. Activities.

The Blue Triangle club had its
regular supper meeting last night
at the Y. W. c. A The program
was on world fellowship. After
the business meeting the girls
played games planned by the social
committee. Miss Lillian Kobel and
Miss Dorothy Borst.
The regular meeting of the o. l.
G. club will be held at the y. ".
c. A, tomorrow evening at 6
o'clock
Invitations are being issued for
the October, November and Deem
Der birthday party to be held at
the association on Tuesday. Nov.
Is, at s O'Clock supper and pro-
gram. The Y. W. {. \. birthday
list may be completed and all
whose birthdays fall within these
three months are most cordially in
vited to attend. There will be a
special program in charge of Mrs.
Frank Head.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
ELECTRICAL EXAMINERS
Especial NOlin. Ccrvi,7 ~

+. H. Harrington. Benedict Zohrt
est and ". A. Robb have baep an
pointed by Mayor c. P. Skinns-
as members of the Moline board of
electrical examiners.
Monthly report OF Carl Mont
gomery. manager OF the Moline
telephone exchange. shows there
are at present 5.2S2 telephone STA.
tons in Moline. No written com
plants were received by Mr.. Mort
gomery during the month of Ocrn-
Der.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Social Announcements.

The ladies' aid society of the Me
mortal Christian church will have
an all-day meeting tomorrow at the
church from 9 to 5 o'clock. 4 pic
mic dinner will be served at noon
and business session held in the
afternoon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Change Circle to Study CIub-

Mrs. Frank G. Young of 10O6 Ar
lington court, Davenport. entertain
ed the members of the Optimus
Reading circle last evening when it
was decided to change the name of
the circle to the Optimus Study club.
The members gathered for dinner
at o'clock and the evening was
spent with reading and informal
sociability. The club will be en-
tertained at the next meeting on
Nov. 81 at the home of Mrs. o. H.
Birkel, 7S5 Fifteenth street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Ladies' Night at Temple.

Over two hundred people enjoy
ed ladies night. observed last night
at the Masonic temple by Rock Is
land commandery No. IS, knights
Templar- Dinner was served at
$40. followed by an exhibition
drill put on by the drill corps.
Dancing was enjoyed during the
remainder of the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

and has graced many wedding
cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs Kline will live at
the homo of the bride for the pres
ent. Mr.. Kline is employed by the
Velie Motors corporation, in Moline
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Relief Corps Bazaar.

The Wo9an's Relief corps will
sponsor a bazaar to be held tomor-
row afternoon in Memorial hall,
court house. The women have been
working faithfully in making va
rious pieces of fancy work, aprons,
rag rugs, candies and bakery goods
and in preparing parcel post boxes,
all OF which will be on sale tomor-
row. During the afternoon lunch
will be served in the dining room.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Is Wedding Attendant

Miss Marjorie Velie of Moline IS
IN Pittsburgh, Pa, where she is to
De member of the bridal party of
her school chum. Miss Frances
Burke. Miss Burke has visited in
Moline frequently. Miss Velie will
return to the tri-cities in time to
act as bridesmaid at the wedding
OF MISS Mary Weir of Davenport
and Waldo Logan Of Chicago, Satur-
day afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
VIII Close Membership Drive.
Golf Climb Gives Dance.

The Rock Island Arsenal Golf
club will give another of its regu-
lar dinner-dances at the club
Thursday evening of this week
Miedke's orchestra will furnish the
music. Members of the club are
asked to make their reservations
carly
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Syea Chorus Dinner.

Members of the Svea Male Chorus
with their wives entertained about
thirty-fiye guests at a delightful
dinner party last night at the Manu-
facturers hotel, Moline. With mem
bers and guests there were IS
people The dinner was given by
the chorus in honor of artists.
friends of the chorus. who assisted
on programs and of friends who
furnished cars to and from the
many successful out-of-town con-
certs given by the chorus during
the past summer.
Mauritz Johnson, president of the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

Entertain for Miss Weir.

Two pretty affairs to honor Miss
Mary Weir of Davenport who is to
become the bride of Waldo Logan
next Saturday were given yesterday
when Mrs Charles Deere Wiman
entertained at luncheon at l o'clock
at her home, Overlook" Moline,
and Mrs. Harold A Phoenix com
plimented the bride at charming
afternoon bridge at her home, 2505
Fulton avenue, Davenport.
Mrs. Wiman laid covers for sew
en-. the table being adorned with
five gold baskets filled with chrys-
anthemums of copper shades, the
brides wedding colors.
Four tables were surrounded at
the card game at the home of Mrs.
Phoenix. Marigolds, cosmos and
pompom chrysanthemums in the
rust hues filled the silver baskets
and bowls placed throughout the
house. Tea was served during the
afternoon.
Miss Weir is being much feted
this week by girl friends and young
matrons of the tri-cities.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08
Name Committees
Having Charge OF
Union Gift Shop

The Kings Daughters union OF
ROCK Island is sponsoring a CHRIST
mas gift shop to be held in the T.
u. G. A. beginning Tuesday. Nov. 10
nrs I. L. Harris, chairman OF the
central committee, is ably assisted
nv four splendid committees over
which the following chalrmen nave
been appointed: advertising. MI .
G. J. Long: pricing, Mrs. ii; r.
CasteeI: candy. Mrs. s. r Parker
tea table, Mrs. Mary b. MONT
The members of the 10 circles
which comprise the union nave
been working for some time on
lovely hand made articles for the
sale. There will be many practlcal
and beautiful gifts and no artcIe
will sell for more than $50. There
will be aprons. ironing board COY
ers. card table covers, towels, pin
cushions. party favors, dainty I'm
gerie and everything for the DaDy:
Delicious candy will be made fresh
every day and tea will be served
zach afternoon during the sale.
The Kings Daughters are known
IN the CITY IOT the Iifli ia ~ 49, -
they do. They cooperate in sub
stantial way with the Welfare as
ISOLATION. Visiting Nurse and Res
cue mission. beside taking care OF
many individual families where i'll
ness and poverty exist.
This is the one time in the year
that the Kings Daughters union
comes before the public in an eff
fort to raise funds and they hope
to finance the coming years work
with the proceeds from this sale.
VIII Close Membership Drive.
Members of Druggist chapter,
No. Is, have held a membership
drive, which is to come to close
at the meeting to be held Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dan
Dahlen, 1902 Thirtieth street. The
meeting is called for 2:3O because
of the amount of important bust
ness TO be transacted. Each mem
Der is asked to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

The meeting opened yesterday and
will close Thursday evening. Mrs.
Dorgan remained in the tri-cities
Yesterday to hear the Mary Garden
concert last evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-08

Alvin Anderson and Herbert Lille
gren.
The chorus has given concerts ut
Orion, CISCO, New Windsor, WOOD
hull, Swedona and Davenport.