The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
SOCIAL. EVENTS
Over One Hundred
Kings Daughters
at Luncheon Meet

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The first spring luncheon OF the
city union, Kings Daughters, was
held at the Y. W. G. A. this noon.
when covers were laid for over one
hundred. The tables we're decora-
ted with large vases Of spring dow-
ers and tall yellow candles in crys-
tai holders were also used. Mrs.
Joe Tuckis presided at the meet
ing.
Following the dinner short bus
mess session was held, when Mrs.
F. E. Marshall read the minutes OF
The last city union meet and Of the
board meeting. Fifteen dollars was
voted for the Ethel Evans memo
rial fund. Miss Ella Baumbach told
OF the conditions in THIS city. with
so many men out OF work. and urg-
ed that the Kings Daughters should
help these needy people. The men,
bers discussed the matter, and a
a result of the discussion 5000 was
voted to the city welfare work.
Mrs. Ben Koch gave a splendid
report Of the condition of the treas
ury Of the city union and Mrs. Sam
Switzer gave report Of the vaca-
ton and. emergency committee.
Members of the city union ac-
cepted the invitation to attend a
garden party this summer at the
home of Mrs. l. S. White, and Miss
Sylvia Bennett OF the Jane Delano
circle announced that the circle Is
sponsoring a tea Saturday from 3
to $50 o'clock with Miss Margaret
White of THE Lindens." Sociabil-
ity and chatting were enjoyed the
remainder OF the noon hour.
Miller. De Bourcy.
Miss Catherine DeBourcy, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy DeBourcy
Of Tenth street. Silvis, became the
bride of Paul B. Miller of Chi.
cago, son Of A. J. Miller Of Logan
Iowa, at noon yesterday. The cere.
mony was performed at the rectory
Of St. Anne's church, East Moline
Father Cleary officiating. The bride
wore a dark blue gown, heavily
beaded and carried an arm bouquet
Of roses.
The announcement Of the wed
ding will call forth the best wishe.
Of the host of friends of the bride
whn fnR uauavoI voorc hoe hanu NJ
efficient teacher in the Silvi.
schools. She is q graduate of tn,
Immaculate Conception academy
Davenport.
Mr.. Miller is we'll known in Sill
Wis. He has been connected will
the general Offices of the Rock Is
land Railway company, Chicago, fo
the past six years. He spent SOM
time in France during the war.
Following q wedding trip to Lo
gan, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Miller will
be at home in New York City wher,
Mr.. Miller will be connected witt
a cehmical dye company.
Entertains for Visitor.
| Mrs. Alva Banks of 1923 Fiftl
avenue entertained at an after
noon party yesterday at her hom
as courtesy to her house guest
Mrs. F. E. Halves of st. Louis. TIL
house was very prettily decorate'
with garden flowers and the guest
spent the hours chatting and sew
ing, and there we're musical mum
bers to add to the enjoyment o
the afternoon. At o'clock tn
hostess served a delicious lunch.
Subscription Dance at Blaekhawl
A private subscription dance vii
be given this evening at the Hote
B]ackhawk by a company of tri
city young people. Messrs. Juli,l
J. Ochs and Hervin Abrahams G
Davenport are the committee i
charge of the arrangements. Thi
is the last of a series OF three sub
scrlption dances of the season.
| Men to Furnish Program.
Members of Siboney Bay CAM
United Spanish War Veterans. an
their families will be served
muster day supper tomorrow eve
ming at O'Clock at Memorial hal
by the members of Helen Goul
auxiliary. The program for tn
evening is to be surprise and wi
be furnished by the camp member.
it was announced today.
Mrs. Lillian Bedford. Mrs. Sara
Fulmer. Mrs. Pauline Greims, Mr..
Abbie Bledsoe and Mrs. Emm
Sheesley are the supper committe
for the affair and the dining roo1
committee is composed of Mr..
Della Jensen, Mrs. Frances Gil
bert. Mrs. Martha Mason, Mrs. Yer
Patterson. Mrs. Elizabeth Frey an
Mrs. Theresa Daligee.
Hard Times. Birthday Party.
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cabees, gave a hard times part
last night at Maths hall, whic
| nrnved very eniovahIe affoi-