The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-13
Second Of Party Series.

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the luncheon tables in the
lining room, which were decorated
with vases Of Russell roses. and
lighted with pink tapers set in crys-
tai candlesticks. In the parlors, /,
which were converted into card
rooms for the afternoon, Ophelia
roses and Russell roses in high
baskets were the floral
decorations. Mrs. Martin 8. DON
danville of Moline again assisted the !,
hostess in entertaining. Those who |
did not play enjoyed the after
luncheon hours with their fancy !
Cosgrove-DOyle.
The marriage ceremony of Miss
Kathleen Marie Doyle, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Doyle. 727 Iowa
street, Davenport, and John A. Co.'S
grove, son of Mrs. Mary Cosgrove,
was solemnized yesterday morning
at 8 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
cathedral, Davenport. Rev. J. T. A.
Flanagan officiated and celebrated
the mass. The attendants to the
bridal couple we're Miss Marie Sar-
azine Of Minneapolis and Earl
Doyle. brother of the bride.
Miss Genevieve O'CoAner played
the wedding march as the bridal
party entered The bride was in a
gown Of pearl gray taffeta made
up very bouffant at the hips with
puffs below the girdle. the skirt
having an apron overdress. and the
bodice being in long wasted moyan
age effect. with square neck and
short pulled sleeves. Her flowers
were pink and orchid colored
sweetpeas and lilies Of the valley
in corsage arrangement, and she
wore string of pearls, the gift of
the groom.
The wedding breakfast was serv-
ed at the brides home. with covers
for so, the decorations consisting
OF large white wedding bell over
the table and lavender and pink
flowers and streamers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cosgrove left on
short wedding trip and will be at
home after Feb. / in the Perry
apartments.
Out-Of-town guests who attend
ed the wedding were Mrs. Joe Sara
zine and daughter, Miss Marie, and
Miss Sue Smith of Minneapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Kelly and son Lyle
Of Monticello, Iowa. Mrs. j. Far
rell and son Pat of Chicago, and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Gilmore of Mis-
souri, Valley. Iowa.
~Reund.up" Day Jan. 10.
The committee in charge of the
Needlework guild. sponsored by the
Helpers circle, Kings Daughters,
has completed the arrangements for
the Roundup" day set for We'd
nesday afternoon, Jan. 10. at the
home of Mrs. w. J. Sweeney. Sl6
Twentieth street from 2 to
o'clock.
1t should really be called "Dis-
play" day for at this time all ar
ticles donated are collected and
placed on exhibition giving the
donors an opportunity Of seeing the
splendid array which ia always Sc
cured and to enjoy q cup of tea
with the circle members.
The Helpers circle has sponsored
this guild ever since its introduce
ton in Rock Island a number oil
years ago, and each year has been
very successful in the plan. The
idea of the guild is very simple,
Anyone who donates three articles
new ones, to the guild automatical-
ly becomes a member. Sessions
are held but once a year. There
are no officers, no bylaws. no cor
stitution nor no paid memberships
| Articles upon being donated are
collected at one home for exhibit
ton and are there divided amone
four philanthropic institutions: the
Visiting Nurse association, Beth.
any home, West End Settlement
and Rock Island Welfare associa.
ton. Each donor has the privilege
of designation to which one O!
these institutions he wishes his git
to 60. Many are not aware of thu
fact that donations are not fol
children only. but are also fol
people Of all ages.
Numerous articles could b.
mentioned as desirable. namely
hosiery. black preferred; under
wear, children's dresses, boys
blouses, night shirts, sweaters
sheets. pillow cases, mems sock.
, and handkerchiefs. For infants
, dresses. skirts. stockings. coats
sacques, shirts in wool and cotton
booties and many other things To-
babies comfort are welcome
These are merely suggestions mad,
, by the committee and there ar,
, many other acceptable article,
such as coal. talcum powder. wash
cloths, canned fruits, vegetables
jellies and Jams. All former mem
, bers of the guild are asked to re
/ spond to this appeal and new mem
bers are solicited.
. Bolte- KOrthaus.
!. The marriage OF Miss Elvir,
Korthaus. daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Rudolph Korthaus Of near Wal
colt, and Herbert Bolte, son Of MI
and Mrs. Adolph Bolts Of Daven