The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-11

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for Weekly Teas
The Tri-City Art league issues
IN attractive announcement today
containing . list Of it, coming ex-I
hibitions. Tomorrow afternoon
there will be IN exhibit Of gtm
prints by Miss Roberta Hostettler
and an exhibit Of minifufe paint
ings BY Miss Edna Al Robeson. The
public Is invited to al exhibitions
ct the league studios On the third
floor Of 222 Main street, Davenport,
every Saturday from 4 to s o'clock
when tea is served. There y no
admission charged.
At tho following Saturday teas
there will be In successio nan sx-
hibition of landscape paintings by
William B. Owen, Jr., Of Chicago;
etchings BY Armande Warngy of
Chicago; water c0lors BY Alice r.
H. Smith Of Charleston, 8. c.; book
plates from the collection Of Leroy
T. 0oble of Chicago; batiks by
Olive Lofts OF Chicago; etchings
by Bertha Jacques Of Chicago;
wood block prints and monotypes
by the Provincetown artists, and
an architectural exhibition. The
book department Of new and IN
usual publications is under the d.
rection of Miss Ann Jorgensen. Miss
Gene Robson has an exhibit of
dresses for children.
Exhibitions to be held at the
public library galleries by the Art
league are an exhibit Of textile de-
signs by Cheney brothers, paint
ings by California artists, and
French landscapes by Harry Lach-
man. Dates will be announced
later.
Beginning May 1 and continuing
until July /. Herman More. director
Of the Art league, will conduct a
class in landscape painting. It Ii
ANNOUNCED that students need have
no previous training.
Centenary Methodist Aid.
Mrs. Jennie Anders Of 1909 For
!ty-first street; was hostess yester
day afternoon to the members O.
the ladies aid society of the Cen
tenary Methodist church. There
was a business meeting, after which
a lunch was served by the host
ess and a very enjoyable socia
hour spent. The next meeting viii
be held March "a, and will be a
the church.
Mrs. Hull EntertAins Friends.
Mrs. Harry Hull delightfully."- en-
tertained a party Of 10 friends from
the Royal Neighbor Office last eve
ming. The hours were spent 80
cially with games and chatting
and luncheon was served at
later hour.
Club at St Patrick Party.
Mrs John Durman, 1915 Seven
teenth avenue, Moline, entertaine
,, the Tri-City Embroidery club at
= St Patrick's party yesterday afl
ernoon. Fifteen members and sev
en- visitors were present and tn
. afternoon was spent at chatting an
= fancy work. A number Of piano 81
: lections were given by some Of tn
a members. At 1 o'clock the ladie
were escorted into the dining rool
n where . delicious lunch was serve
It by the hostess, who was assiste
: by her granddaughter, Miss L,
= cillee Sheesley and a beautiful DO,
4 quet Of sweet peas formed the cer
+ terpiece for the table. Mrs. M.
+ Romig, 1872 Sixth avenue, will /
d hostess to the club March "a.
p Name VictrOla Committee.
" Lowell parent-teacher associ;
=. ton held its March meeting yeste
day at the school. The followin
committee was named to act q
" purchasing a victrola for Il
= school: Mrs. Helen Baumgartne
s. chairman, Mrs. o. w. Schmidt an
J Mrs. Carl Walhiem.
+ Mrs. r. c. Brown of the legisla
9 i've committee spoke on the Smitl
kI Tovnor hill ond nm thu iutrrdr,