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wife who no longer can get servants

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wife who no longer can get servants
at any price.
In house of this size the work en-
tailed is considerable, especially II
one woman has to take care Of all OF
1t. Because Of the servant shortage
she has TO have some substitute anu
builders have found many ways and
means to help her out; first, BY re-
ducing the size Of the rooms without
detracting from any of their charm,
and secondly, by installing space-sav-
ing and labor-saving devices. 1t has
been found that the kitchen no longer
need be a large room; in fact the
complete equipment can be Installed
in a very small space. A small pan
try is also provided in this plan.
On the second floor are three bed
rooms and bath as well as the sleep
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SMALL CREATURES AS PETS
Some People Keep Bees in Observation
Hive Within the Householder
r.. Bugs Odd Habit. .>. F..

Such small creatures as bees, ants,
fleas, toads and cockroaches have come
in for their share of petting, and seem
to like it, too. Most of us have watched
in wordless establishment the dashing
pair of t1eas pull a small chariot
around tiny ring in the sideshow of
a circus. Toads make as interesting
pets as goldfish. - r.
Do you know that every time a toad
swallows a junebug his face wears n
surprised and rather panied expression.
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THRILLING PICTURE

Maurice Tourneur's Paramount
production of 1.-The Bait" in which
Hope Hampton, a famous Texas beau
ty plays the leading role, is said to
ibe one of the most thrilling pictures
produced by Mr.. Tourneur in many
months. The scenes Of the photo
drama are laid in this country and in
Paris and all are noteworthy. The
photoplays will be shown at the Elko
'theater next Sunday and Monday.
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Z For Cleaning Leather.

A very good leather dressing is
composed of equal parts of glycerin
and sweet oil. After applying this
mixture with q cloth. it should be
left on the leather for 20 minutes,
after which the leather must be
wiped dry. Ordinary soap and wa
ter makes 4 good cleanser for
leather, the soap being applied with
sponge and wiped off with
'chamOis skin. r.. =, g., s...
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ing porch mentioned above. The bed
rooms are not oversize. but ample for
needs of the family. All are we'll pro-
vided with windows and exceptionally
large closet room. @zte T. r 2.el
Although quite impressive looking,
this house can be erected without con-
siderable extra expense. 1t is 80 by ~
feet 1t is very suitable for the sub
urbs of large city or for smaller
towns where wide lots permit lawn
and plenty of breathing space. y
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on one side into the reception hall and
Mt one corner into the dining room.
located diagonally opposite. The sun
narIor is reached through the hall and
also opens into the, dining room. The
latter is Il large. square-shaped room
with triple windows on the side and
rear. A small door leads tn the kitcl-
en-, one of those small cozy rooms, so
much in favor with the busy house
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Useful Beech Tree.

When in full foliage the beech tree
is remarkable for its close shade and
GOODNESS The branches and such
parts of the tree as can not be more
usefully employed make capital fire.
wood. -
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With a Proviso.

"Dciging automobiles is health
full exercise" says a physician. If
you are successful in the dodging.--
Boston Transcript. H
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Life and Death.

Just because you think life is not
worth living is no sign that death will
be worth dying. II
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Dewnlng.Jehnsep

Il, Miss Helen johnson d....
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johns..
Twenty-fourth street and ~.
Downing, son Of Mr.. and M ~!
Downing Of Twenty-:ourth F..
road, were united in maryi,,s ~
urday evening at s o'clort h.
Rev. W. G. 0glevee, pastor Il ~
Park p esbyterian church ~.
ing at the ceremony. The ~.
was attended by MIR. ans
Ralph Temple.
The tride was gowned in . g.
dress of blu satin and carr;ss
arm bouquet Of brides roses ~
immediate relatives !, ere gus.,s !.
the wedding. Following ia "a.
mony a wedding supper wa -
ed. the brides colors Of blus y.
white being very prettily cs,,:.,
out in the decorations Of the AN.
room and table appointments
The bride has been emplov.a !.
the Royal Neighbor ONCE fcr =. \.
last, four years, and Mr.. Dov,;..
is = prosperous young bu,iss..
man and is connected with N:
Downing Brothers Dairy conu.ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Downing viii r,.;s,
at their new home on the rvs,r'
fourth street road. y
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Kemble Parent Teacher association.
A very interesting program has been
arranged in which the pupils Of the
school will take part.
The chairman and secretary Of the
association ask that al donations be
turned In BY Thursday noon II pos
sfble, and urge. AL parents and
friends to attend this interesting
meeting.
Taylor. DenegaA.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Nata-
lie Donegan, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donegan. 900 Harrison street,
Davenport, to Clay Taylor Of Chi
cago. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Taylor
Of Nashau, La, was solemnized Sat
urGay ut q very pretty home we'd
ding ut high noon with Rev. G. J.
Donohoe, pastor Of the church Of
8. Paul the Apostle reading the
marriage service. Tho bridal couple
was unattended and - the young
people took their places in the nup-
tial bower where ferns and palms
and tall. floor baskets filled with
permier roses and calendulas were
in decoration, Miss Marguerite Cum
mingham, cousin Of the bride.
played . nuptia1 song and the we'd
ding march.
The bride wore . suit Of dark blue
trimmed in mole fur, with gray hat
Of a spring model and grey shoes.
Her blouse was Of georgette and her
flowers were a corsage Of roses and
sweet peas tied with gold ribbon.
The bridal couple left on . we'd
ding trip to Chicago and Cleveland
and other points in the east ,and
will make their home 1t the Ken
more hotel in Chicago after March 1.
Mrs. Taylor is we'll known in the
tFi-cities and attended the St. Ce-
celia seminary in Holden, Mo-, and
graduated from the Immaculate
Conception academy Of Davenport
Mr.. Taylor was graduated from the
University Of Chicago, and now
holds a responsible position as pub
lie accountant with the William Cas-
penholz company Of Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Returns From Trip.
Mrs. Eugenia I. Franks, depart.
ment president of the auxiliary Il
United Spanish War Veterans, re
turned. last evening from a triT
through the eastern portion Of the
state: She mustered in an auxil.
larry and installed the officers a
Danville. the ceremonies being hel(
at the national home for disabled
volunteer soldiers there. Mrs
Franks was a guest a: the HON.
during her stay. of which Major A
G. Zeising is ofiicer. A new aux;l
/ larry was organized at Kankakee
to be mustered in on Feb. Is. wher
Mrs. Franks will have charge o.
the formalities. Following the in
stallation ceremonies Of the Oal
Park auxiliaries. the president wa.
the honored guest at a luncheon
Saturday at Chicago club.
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81 neW1s & TO - done ana Inc Wen-
80 AZ askSd Ia. come .eafly ard
10 Of thsm are asked 70 attsnd the
moottng.
En6swnent 6ecisty Weanesday.
Arepstan3 Endowment Fund so
eiety viii meet wednesday after
noon - 2:3o q the home Of Mrs. 8.
d. feuneefE $50 Thirty eighth
street. Mrs. Yoangert and Mrs. H.
Nyqnist viii net - hostesses, and
Miss Amy Anderson will have
charge Of the program.
fine Prseran for r. 7. A.
A meeting OF unusual interest Is
to be held By the Parent-Teachers'
association Of Hawthorne school
tomorrow afternoon It :. O'Clock 1T
the school. A splendid program has
BEEN arranged to include a history
Of the p. T. A. by Miss Helen Heath
and story telling by Mrs. W. G. -ogle-
wee. Besides these two features
Mrs. Carl Bauer 10 to give . piano
solo and the pupils Of the third
grade . dramatization. Miss Mabel
Zook . vocal solo and Mrs. Ernest
Quayle q reading. Refreshments
are to be served following the pro-
gram and q social hour to be held.
Any woman OF the city interested in
the school or the association 10 in
vited tn Attend tomofroW'S meeting.
Class Spoasors Cefee.
Members of the Philathea class
Of the First Baptist church are
suonsoring a coffee tomorrow eve
ming At the home Of Mrs. Edward
Brien, 2S0s Seventeenth avenue.
Members Of the class will assist
the hostess in entertaining.
A. c. A. Music Meeting.
Next Saturday afternoon at 8
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Arvid
Samuelson, 900 Twenty-third street,
the Illinois-Iova branch Of the As
ISOLATION of Collegiate Alumnae,
will be entertained. 1t will be in
the nature of . music meeting. and
: program will be given under the
direction of Professor Arvid Sam
ue!son.
Hostesses of the day will be Mrs.
Samuelson, Mrs. A. H. Gilbert and
Mrs. A. W. James.
Farewell fer Mrs. Sherier.
Mrs. J. A. Coo Of East River
Drive. Camp Mcclellan. Davenport
entertained at q prettily appointed
tea Of Saturday afternoon at hel
home a. q farewell courtesy for Mrs
J. M. Sherier of Bridge avenue. who
is leaving shortly for a new home
i in Denver, Colo.
The guests were Is OF the old
neighborhood friends OF Mrs. Sher-
ier's from Camp Mcclellan. where
the Sherier home was formerly 10
Gated.
! Refreshments were served at the
close Of the afternoon. Decoration.
were in spring flowers.
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An to Sponsor Coffee.

Mrs. John W.. Tremann of TAI
Twenty-third street will be host
ess at coffee to be sponsored by
the ladies' aid society Of the Broad
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Tea ExhiAt IL Enjoyed.

The special interest at the Satur-
day tea at the Art League studios
was the exhibit Of war sketches, in
black and white. the work Of DR..
Margaret s. Cockett, and eastern
girl.
Dr.. Cockstt went overseas with
IN ambulance unit and at odd mo-
ments sketched, with charcoal. war
events as they impressed them
selves upon her mind. These
sketches attracted attention and as
. result of the favorable criticism
which they received, she is now in
Paris studying under some Of the
leading French artists.
Some thirty guests were at the
studios Saturday, and Miss Eliza
beth Putnam. president of the Art
league. was hostess, being assisted
By Mrs. Charles Grilk, Mrs. Isaac
Deutsch,. Mrs. Cooley and Miss
Susan Ballou. -.
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All Day Meeting Aid rrllav.

Members of the ladies' aid M
ciety Of the First Methodist churrh
are to have an all day meath,
Friday at the home Of Mrs. s. 4
Mattison, 1881 Twentieth stree
Luncheon will be served It !
o'clock and all those expecting To
attend are asked to notify the hon.
ess at r. I. 134S.
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Work Meeting in Nelira.

4 work meeting Of the Pyt>ah
sisters will be held tomorrow m.
ernoon at the home of Mrs. G ,
Grantz, 1921 Eighteenth aye,r.
Moline.
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, FareweII Tor. Mis-. Sherier.
p, +. A, Sponsors Bazaar.

r i. AZ SpONB0fS Dxx6Is
A bazaar will be sponsored Friday
from 3 to o'clock at kemble
school under the auspices Of the
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Bake Sale BATE Changed.
Net ut wv. G.. A.

Me4l ~ lie We Ns As
The Ready-to-Help circle, Kings
Daughters will meet tomorrow at
the Y. W. c. A. with Mrs. r. E.
Marshall. The members will take
lunch together in the cafeteria,
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rns;nAY --THE ROCK ISLAND ARCUS-JANUARY 81, 1921.

street. fhe .uests eme = 80
tunes susxestNe q o.pIo ~.
JAYS sno mecas Msl .
creMeo Dy the unusuAi su..
five hundred was pisyeo, 20 To-
taxing the nrst PRISE anu MT. "a
ward Schroeder. the I'll cut isvor:
There was dancing ana Iate IN ING
evening deiicious reIresaMe.s
were sefvea. Inc aeA. eu1
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way Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon. She will be assisted by
various members of the society.
DR.. Otis yosper Speaker,

nv Mohel ut. ~ Mo,;no con-
drill At the Sunday Afternoon Yes
nor SERVICES A. the w r A VOC.
terday The drill, consisted of fhe
repeating Of Bible texts in aIpha-
betical order. and proved very IN
teresting. Tea was served after the
services. The Council Girls have
had charge Of the service pro-
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: social couftesy - intpo1tce MHs.
Bechtel's hOusegusst, Miss nells
Willis Of Moscow, Idaho. Mt8s VII
liz and her hoetesS were aofmSfly
roonmatss ct National Park SEMI
nary, Washington, .. c.
The flower trimmed table Vas
surrounded By is guests ct noon
hour and -ale yellow and golden
calendulas formed the centerpiece.
The place cards were in dainty wax
flower design and ct each place
there were favors for both Of the
special guests. A movie was one
Of the features Of the entertain
ment during the afternoon Of So
liability.
sponsor Card Party.
Ladies' Of the Moline Rowena
circle are sponsoring . card party
tomorrow evening at the Harms
hotel. The games will start at 5
o'clock and 500 will be played. Re
freshmentS will be served after the
games.
Circle to Meet At Home.
The sewing circle Of Bethany
home is to meet tomorrow after
noon at the home. A large attend
ance is desired ~ there is consid-
cradle work = - done during the
afternoon.
| Work SESSION Of Circle.
Colonel Bracket circle. ladies Of
the G. A. R., will hold its regular
meeting tomorrow afternoon IN
Memorial hall. The meeting is
called for 2 O'Clock, and all the
members are asked to attend -
there is q quantity Of work to be
accomplished.
Officers To Be Elected.
T; The Loyal Mems and Loyal
Women's classes OF the Fifteenth
Avenue Christian church will hold .
Joint meeting tonight at the home OF
! Mrs. Dan Sollenberger, ISL:
Thirty-seventh street. 1t is asked
that all the members be present Al
there will be election Ut officers. A
social hour will follow the business
session.
Announces Bridal Party.
Miss Sophia Karstens OF Daven-
port, who is to be the bride o.
: Harry Kruse OF Stockton, Iowa. or
Wednesday. has chosen her sister
Evelin as her maid Of honor and
Miss Hilda Kruse. sister Of thu
. groom, az bridesmaid. Harry WHIP
Of Fulton. ILL.,, and Walter klinl
Of Muscatine have been chosen Al
best man and groomsman. TIT
, ushers will be Miss Elizabeth Heb
beln and Miss Esther Kuehl ant
the ceremony will DO in the, Trim
ity Lutheran church, Davenport, q
2:SO in the afternoon. Rev. Her
man Harms will perform the cere
mony.
! Mrs. Oimsted to Be Hostess.
Mrs. Harold Olmsted, 1926 Fiji
tenth street, is entertaining at
. postnuptial Thursday for Mrs. Rus
: sell Floyd, nee Miss Esther kelle
+ LOT Davenport, who was a bride 9
recent cate. This 10 one Of, u
eries Of affairs being given for Mr.
, Floyd.
J. Plan Dance for Vacation Week.
The regular monthly meeting (
the Pan Hellenic association VI
held Saturday at the Terrace Ca
% dens and was 4 luncheon session
+ Twenty-Five members were presel
, and DR.. Blanche Porter Of Moiin
3 the president, presided. It was d.
! cided to hold the meetings on Il
+ fourth Saturday Of each month 1
le the Terrace Gardens, instead Of
ID rotation In each Of the three :itis
le Miss Ethel McKown was appoints
'e chairman Of a COMMITTEES to. q
range for a. dancing party to
given by the association during Il
8. Easter vacation.
t.
III Much Work for Meeting.
4 Mrs. Edward Brien. Of 2309 Sc
is enteenth avenue, will be hostess
Is the members Of the Margaret Gil
n ns,.~Ax>-s NJ
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n 80 Fsss7A
beautiful eomm,ttee oI Auauoon
achooi Wednesdey a3te.nOSn e',.oe
home q Mrs: :. n nsusers nas
1ouncemeot. OF he postp2neMent
vAs maze TINS mo!nint. MDe.s
ana iF1enas OF tae Auuuuon Lelsn.-
Teacnefs assoclStion Ale ssA ~ -
note THIS ensnse
-. So, 1-- -r..x,..
DIive S.la c., A..
Inc 0rlve iof ineInDyr =. NJ
nome bureau OF Aoek ts'agu SoIn
y 10 suli continulne IN roc. ~
Hno WIN tne nope VI ieAalAs 70
auots Oh wv ing Memoels " me y.
esty Mensre oeptrtIaent IT ne ~
ing Win COCA results: 9nder tae
ieaaefship OF MIS-. y. >. scare, 'ns
CHAIRMAN OF tne comMlttee' anu
the women are WORKING naIo
TO secure tae REQUIRED nuMoel Cy
the next meetins % tnee clty Wei
eport WV D M.I v ~ .n nao
49,, ~ w.. =, ". ax.t;n. ~. mnv.men,
~ - uOt"n =. -. ~. ~. ~.
anu a. VSSo"t 10
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Mr.. Arvid Samuelson Of 9O3 Twenty
third street will be hostess 10 the III City
Branch Association Collegiate Alumnae.
Students auxiliary to Davenport Wom-
ans club meets at New Music center.
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Hard Times psrlv

Saturday evening the members Of
the r club enjoyed a hardtimes
party at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Benesh. 1922 Thirty-fifth
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Plan Dance for Vacation week.
Much Work for Meeting.

Much Work for Meeting.
Mrs. Edward Brien. Of 2309 Sew
enteenth avenue. will be hostess to
the members Of the Margaret Giles
circle, Kings Daughters On We'd
nesday afternoon. There is plenty
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ofeD froa the Various Kingfs
Sh6ox1 circles throughout the
n peogod very interesting, q
S1 q IL Rock Island county
juS1otaoa held IN the Moline
kingse Daughters rooms. Saturday
2>~looa It was reported that
koeo are - circles in the county,
~ ~ total membsfShip b 77S.
YGn6s raised during the year
GI0anted 70 81, 1914, and the dis
1nysements to $S,1N.61. The money
16nated By the union to the Chau-
taaaua Rest cottage fund and to
~ Fresport Settlement home
am0unted to $50 and money paid
1or the subscriptions to the Silver
Cfoss magazine was ~.
At the business session Mrs. J.
D. McKelvey Of Moline was unani-
snously reelected president Of the
county union.
The Helpers, Silver Cross. In His
Name, Margaret 0ilss, Ready TO
Help, Service and Jane Delano cir
eles Of Rock Island were repre-
oented, and Mrs. ]. r. Tuekis, pres
10ent Of the union here, gave the
report for the seven local organic
atoms. The Rock Island unions
especial work Ii caring for the
needy. The money was mostly
raised 10 maintain this work dur
lng the year at the bazaar last sum
ner which was held on the knights
q Columbus lot, Seventh avenue
and Eighteenth street.
Each circle In Moline was repre-
scented By I'VE members and = re-
port Of each circle was given IN
answer to roll call.
Mrs. Carl Mitchell, leader OF thu
East Moline circle. prepared thu
report Of the circle and 1t wal
read BY Miss Theo Aldrjch. Miss
Mitchell organized the circle il
East Moline four years ago ant
since that time the members hav'
been active In the promotion Of en-
terprises in connection with tn
welfare Of the people Of the city
Mrs. Paul Andre is assistant leade
Of the circle. During the year tn
members have assisted the visitipl
nurses in many ways and hav
also made articles Of wearing ap
parel and bsndages for us
In the hospital. At Christmas tim
they assisted the nurse in the dis
tribution Of baskets and at Thanks
giving time took care Of severs
families
Miss Anna Pryce was representa-
tive from Coal Valley circle.
: Mrs. A. T. Foster Of Moline CAV
Q tribute to the late Mrs. Eth
Evans, editor of the Silver eros
magazine, Mrs. Fred Mann Of tn
city sang Cadmen's Spring Son
Of the Robin Woman" from the Of
era Shanewis. Mrs. A. H. Connell
OF Moline read the Suburban MI
sicale."
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friday.
AATrIRnAY.

Miss Notenena Steck and Mrs. Mar
Lydia yeitch Of Davenport give Joint re.
cital Ut the Hotel Black Hawk.
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CALENDAR
TO-DAY.


Cethesiae btsuduhaf. 100S 1wcnUnsss
street.
Mrs.. Alfred Q. Mueller Of Dsveopo1
- hostess 70 study recital Of ths Music
Students club.
The sonata oeooents ciuo meets VIZ
MA Earl Bowefs. Davenport.
TUESDAY.
Role L. B. 6ihng. tenor o. Devenpof!.
aad Miss Notavsus eteck. pisnist. Win
lenneth Baiiy. Qfyani1t. Davenport. nve
redtsl st the First Pfesbysenan chufcn.
Dsvenpoft.
Rock Island Auaeal CLUB program ~
Rock Island CLUB. lpciu0lng sWo-scs COM
edy.
Win the Misses Helen ana useD II sene'
1903 Seventeenth street
Educauon oepaument Q. Dsve ea'l9
Io0eae cun 1eess WNn "'e
Chamoefhn Of Devenoon' o. ;:
ieter epeaks on women ~ r,nA ~.
Mss Eleanor Uieaseiano % ov0 Nlno.
crcie. KING Dsushtefs.
Afs. mares CIowo Oh Oevs
sea9y -so.neip cree Amy
60. ~; v. :, :. a. AZ r sHi,..;n. ,r,.s.cr
= Soo Aol'o "'As
-Denav
Tn.Ciw womsns fress cruz "a Nm Nm
~ ~ "ee""b D
IN .-;u :. -. ho,r.
M W c,o WI n' - '-'' ',o--''
H,,EM o;~th
srsn,,a ''' o"'
~. 80. a...u..,t ~ n.vsoro,t
c..L.; W.SSr.. 1890. ~;~s. h.n.Nt
SSs -. ~. go - ,.i..
C0u vary ~ tnc ~usae
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Mission Rally in Davenport.
The various Christian churches
Of the tri-cities are to join in q
missionary rally At the First Chris
tian church in Davenport Wednes-
day. It will be an al day rally
and the president OF the United
Mission societies is to be here and
several missionaries will be speak
ers for the day. The meeting is to
continue throughout the evening.
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from which the proceeds -.
for the relief Of the staryir.
dren Of Europe and China ~ NJ
husiness session will bern y =.
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Ser1ioe Circle TO Meet.

Miss Eleanor Cleavsland Of sos
Nineteenth street. will be hostess
to the members Of the Service cir
Gle. Kings Daughters. tomorrow
evening. This is the regular bust
ness and work meeting and full
attendance Of members is desired
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Announces Bridal Party.
Mrs, Olmsted to Be Hostess.

Mrs. Harold Olmsted, 1926 FIJI
tenth street, is entertaining at a
postnuptial Thursday for Mrs. Rus
sell Floyd, 1ee Miss Esther Keller
Of Davenport, who was a bride Of
/ recent Date. This is one Of a Sc
ries Of affairs being given for Mrs.
Floyd.
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Officers To Be Elected.

The Loyal Mems and Loyal
Women's classes Of the Fifteenth
Avenue Christian church will hold =
joint meeting tonight At the home Of
Mrs. Dan Sollenberger. 1919
Thirty-seventh street 1t is asked
that all the members be present AZ
there will be election Ut officers. A
social hour will follow the business
session.
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THURSDAY.

Eollo L. Killing gives recital At Angus
tana college chapel.
Mrs. Harold Olmsted. 1888 Fifteenth
street. gives post nuptial for Mrs. Russell
Floyd OF Davenport. nee Miss Esther
Keller.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-31
Spensor CaRd- Party.

Ladies Of the Moline RoWenA
circle are sponsoring . card party
tomorrow evening It the Harms
hotel. The games will start at 3
o'clock and 500 will be played. Re
freshments will be served after the
games.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-31

Coffee Is Postponed.
The coffee which was to have
been sponsored by the school