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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-11
MANNING MADE
TENTH BISHOP
Rector of Trinity Church Conse.
Grated to Episcopte Of New
York Diocese.

New York, May 11.-Distinguish-
ed church men from all parts Of
the country gathered today at the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine, to
witness ceremonies attending the
conservation of Rev. DR.. William r.
Manning, rector of Trinity parish.
as tenth bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal diocese of New York. He
succeeds Bishop Charles Sumner
Burch, who died recently after a
years service in that Office.
Right Rev. Daniel S. futile, bish-
op of Missouri, was chief conse-
orator. He has consecrated so 9TH
er bishops.
Assembling in Synod hall, a few
yards from the cathedral, the pre-
lates were led in procession by a
crucifier carrying large gold
cross which glimmered in the
bright sunshine, rejecting the rays
into the faces of thousands of
smartly dressed men and women
massed on the lawns.
uncovered neadS were bowed in
reverence as high dignitaries Of the
church walked slowly toward the
cathedral, on the heights command
ing view of the palisades.
Twenty-seven bishops OF the
American church, marching in the
procession, wore their black cas-
socks and white surplices bordered
with the purple, blue and red of
their degrees. Around their necks
and streaming to the waists were
red silken stoles, richly embroid-
cred with gold.
Eastern Orthodox.
Also in line were a half dozen
bishops Of Eastern Orthodox
churches, wearing their bright hue
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Entertainment at BAPTIST Church.

Another of the series of enter
tainments sponsored by the Sun
day school Of the First Baptist
church will be held at 1880 Friday
evening at the church. The affair
is for all members of the church
and school and their friends. Fol-
lowing is the program which will
be given:
Reading-Miss Marie Burgert.
Vocal solo-Miss Bessie Reiss.
Playlett-"Her One Proposal"
Cast of Characters.
Miss Skinner-Miss Vera Bron-
son.
Miss Pry-Miss Kathryn Miller.
Miss Perkins-Miss Cora Edith
Lindley.
Miss Simpkins-Miss Gertrude
Robb.
Miss Pettibone-Miss Esther
Eastland.
Deacon Bodkins-Harry Van
lyle.
Billy--Louis Moose.
Selections-Quartet, W. z. Caul-
PETER. 0. l. Smith. Harold Du
Bots and Jack kittelsen.
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of the Orient. Near them came a
long line Of Protestant clergy and
two rabbis. Surpliced choirboys
and two score laymen, also we're in
line.
Among the laymen were ]. P.
Morgan. trustee of the Episcopal
fund, Franklin D. Roosevelt, for
mer assistant secretary Of the navy,
and DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler,
president of Columbia university.
Near the head of the procession a
flag carried the stars and stripes.
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CALENDAR

TO-DAY.
nsek Iasnd eAspess. No. -. o. T. D.
ntestaiaDd tv Nolins shsptss.
InCity Womea's Press club disnss
neeling q 1s1ine Gis1f Ye6Rafieu club
oussas club vssk,y iasss.1 Sinnar
6anc.
EduestiouA conuittes Of Beshsu Hose
hss noon lunel.esa nssting - Rock -
TuCRWAY.
Aicst circle, Hinge Daughters nee4s
With Mis- Ruth Cilbsesth. 1900 rour-
tseath stneet.
party.
Lady EAGLES sponsor card party.
Graduation exercises OF Lutheran hos
pital school of nurses at First Lutheran
church. Moline, followed BY reception ~
nursns home.
Music LovesS club program meeting u
Mn. Ahce AtviIl's studio, Davenport:
Etude club meets with Ars. A. c. Auel-
Ter. Davenport.
Mn. A. b. Bsusch Of Moline gives card
party at FEDERATION Giris' club roome- No
line. for the flag fund of Barbara Frietchie
tent, No. 81. Daughters of Veterans.
Daughters of Norway meet with Mrs.
Fal 4. Woods. 1924 y Fifteenth street.
OfUBElat8 auxlu3fy mas moekA0B ~ NUM-
Of Mrs. ". Z. Burgcrt. 1405 Thirseenth
avenue.
FRIDAY.
Mrs. Prank Mueller OF Davenport gives
illustrated lecture on Gardens" at meet
ing of civic department OF tho Rock Is
land womans club at the Masonic Temple.
Silver Cross circle. Kings Daughters.
meets with Mrs. W. G. Grifdths. 1412
Fifteenth avenue.
Woman's Trade Union league gives card
party.
Miss Dorothy Deiscnroth. piano. Miss
Nellie Anderson, organ. and Miss Esther
Peterson. violin. appear in recital at AL
gustana Chapel.
SATURDAY.
May breakfast of Davenport Women
club at Outing club.
Mrs. Thomas g. Winters. president OF
the General Federation OF Women's clubs,
speaks before Moline Woman's club at
Congregational church, Moline. at 3
o'clock.
TUESDAY.
Fifth district nurses meet
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Becker.Glatstein.

A Muscatine wedding. which will
be of interest to many Rock Island
people was that OF Miss Anna d.
Glatstein of that city and Orrie L.
Becker, formerly of Davenport. but
now located in Muscatine. The
ceremony was performed at high
noon Sunday at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Pauline Glat-
stein. by Rabbi S. Hurewitz. Mrs.
d. A. Glatstein attended the bride
as matron Of honor and Mrs. Rem
Fnkle and Miss Lottie Glatstejn
as bridesmaids. O. A. Glatstein
and Louis Cohn, the latter of DAY.
export. were the bridegroom's at
tendants. After the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served to the
company Of Is relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker left on a we'd
ding trip to New York. and thew
will be at home upon their return
in Muscatine.
Mr.. Becker is well known in the
tri-citics. having been associated
with the Tenenbom Recruitment
store OF Davenport for five years
He recently accepted q position as
manager Of the clothing and shoe
department Of the Glafstein stores
in Muscatine. He is the son of Mr..
md Mn. A Becker Of that city.
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Justin tombstone, recently called
the most beautiful woman in the
United States by N. Helleu, the
famous French artist, may enter
the movies, according to latest re-
ports. Miss tombstone has long
been a favorite on the stage and she
really did not need M. Helleu's ap-
prevail Of the beauty. for several
years ago she won a $1,000 prize for
being the most beautiful girl in
America and even before her beau
ty was famous, for she was called
the belle of Hoboken."
1t is said that Miss tombstone is
planning to head her own motion
picture company and she is shown
here as she is about to sail for Ger
many, where she intends to study
the motion producing field there.
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Forward Society Meets.

Mrs. ]. Hasselquist Of 6O7 Forty
fourth street, entertained the For
ward society Of Grace Lutheran and
its regular monthly meeting last
evening. The members decided to
send a basket to some needy fam
lily on May Il. Sewing and chat
ting occupied the evening hours
and refreshments were served by
the hostess. On June IA the So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Arthur
Nelson.
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Cannon. N cGinley Engagement.

Mrs. Mary A. Mckinley of 1901
Fourteenth avenue announces the
engagement and approaching mar
rage of her daughter. Miss Bessie
Gertrude, to Leo Edwin Cannon.
son of MIR. and Mrs. c. M. Cannon
Of 1882 Thirty-eighth street. The
wedding will take place May 10 at
the Sacred Heart church. Rev. C..
p. O'Neill will officiate. There will
be a number of pre-nuptial parties
to compliment Miss Mckinley dur
ing the days before her marriage.
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Information Committee Meets.

Miss Pauline Dittman, chairman
Of the Information committee of the
tri-cities for the biennial of the
National Federation of Musical
Clubs, to- be held next month, is
entertaining her committee at
luncheon this noon at / O'clock at
her home. 1922 Brown street, Day.
export. Plans for the committees
work during the biennial will be
discussed at the meeting which
will be held in connection with the
luncheon.
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that he was born in Laurel. Ind.
in the year 1872. That makes Char.
lie an ga" (Irish-American) and
40 years old.
Robert Cain, who is appearing
in 'The Witching Hour" is cast in
the role Of an arch-crook in Mack
Sennett's "Heart- Balm"
THE Payment" is Corrine Grit
fith's current vehicle. Webster
Campbell, her husband. will direct
the making of the picture.
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RIble Class Is Entertained.

Mrs. 0. A. Anders or 1909 Forty
Arst street. entertained the men,
bers OF the Coworkers Bible class
Of the Centenary Methodist church
last evening at her home. Twenty
members were present, and a good
social time was enjoyed. Miss
Leota Edwards favored with sew
eral piano selections and there
vere games to make the evening
ynas pleasantly. The hostess served
ISoneshments. The next meeting
vi b held June IA At the home of
ma ". Al r. Woods. 1900 Thirty
osceAth street
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Give "Old Maid- Party.

Loyal Daughters Of the Second
Christian church entertained at a
very comical "old maid" party last
evening at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam Fisher of 527 Thirteenth ave-
nue.. Members came attired as
typical old maids. Games were
enjoyed during the evening and re-
freshments we're served by the hos
tess at a later hour. The class will
hold its regular business meeting
on June II.
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What They're Doing.

Ann Forrest and Betty Compson,
both reported for work at the Lasky
studio last week Ann and Betty
were recently indisposed, Betty
with the measles and Ann from an
operation for appendicitis.
Charlie Murray wants it known
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Children Learn New Stitches.

Members OF the Bluebird Sewing
circle OF Cleland Presbyterian
church met yesterday afternoon at
o'clock for their regular instruc-
tive lesson. Mrs. Thomas Hughes
taught the youngsters various
stitches and instructed them in
making doll clothes. The circle
will meet again next week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-11

In her latest Paramount picture,
"Footlights," which is now in pro-
duction at Paramount's eastern
studio, Elsie Ferguson has a splen-
did opportunity to show her versa
tility. She plays the part of a
vaudeville actress, climbs the lad
der to success and becomes a fam
Gus Russian artist under the d.
rection of a canny New York the
atrical manager. The part gives
her the opportunity to run the en-
tire gamut Of human emotions. In
one of her scenes in the cheap vau-
deville theatre Miss Ferguson does
an impersonation of Eddie Foy.
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Sponsor Gard PARTY.

Lady Eagles entertained at a
card party at the Harms hotel yes
terday afternoon when eight tables
OF 500 were surrounded. Prizes
were received by Mrs. d. ]. Green
OF Rock Island, Mrs. F. G.. O'Brien
or Moline and Mrs. Frank Wagner
or Rock Island. Following The
games Ice cream and cake were
served at the small tables. The
drill team of the lady Eagles will
sponsor a card party Thursday eve
ming at Harms hotel.
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Temple Center Meets.

Members Of Temple Emanuel
Center met At the temple in Dav-
export last evening for their regu-
lar business and social meeting.
During the business session plans
were made for entertaining 1t q
2 O'Clock dinner party on May Is.
The affair will be for all center
members and q program will be
given At that time. Following the
ousineas session the remaindar a
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VIII Have Orange Shower.

Alert circle, Kings Daughters.
will have an orange shower at its
regular meeting on Thursday to be
held at the home of Miss Ruth Gil
breath of 1000 Fourteenth street.
Members are reminded to bring
materials for quilt blocks and also
oranges to be sent to the municipal
tuberculosis sanatorium.
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Miss Wright Hostess tn C1uh

The P. d. Q. club was entertained
last evening at the home of Miss
Lucille Wright 512 Thirty-ninth
street. Three tables of 500 were
surrounded, and lunch was served
following the games. The next
meeting will be held May "a, when
Miss Mildred Thiesen will entertain
at her home, 610 Thirty-ninth
street.
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Entertainment Program Announced.

AuuCEtMkumtUt IIUkIum AuHVUuCNus
Following are the numbers to be
given tomorrow evening at the
First United Presbyterian church at
B O'Clock at the entertainment
which is being sponsored by the
Kate Hill Missionary society:
Voice
by the Waters of Minnetonka".
Lieurance
"Li'i Boy ............. Neidlinger
Miss Marjorie Sala.
Reading
sAt the Movies"
Miss Marie Burgert.
Piano
EAU Matin" ............... GODDARD
Miss Gladys Wilson.
Voice
Loves Garden Of Roses" Woods
"Lassie O. Mine" ........... Walt
Miss Jean Greer
9ending-Selected
Mrs. Gertrude Smith.
Refreshments will be served at
the conclusion OF the numbers and
there will be candy sale held.
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Plan Dinner for Comrades.

A committee appointed by Col
onel Bracket circle met yesterday
afternoon at Memorial hall to make
arrangements for the dinner to be
served Memorial day to the COM
rades. Mrs. Lucy Morris was ap-
pointed chairman of the affair and
all otehr patriotic orders of the
city will assist There was no
other special business,
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Reeman.BrOWn.

The marriage OF Miss Fern
Brown, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
G. E. Layton Of 1901 Eighth street,
to James A. Beeman of Kansas
City. Mo-, took place last evening
in the annex Of the First Baptist
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Farewell Party for Mrs. Bledsoe.

Mrs. F. A. Bledsoe Of 54S Thirty
fifth street. who is leaving this
week to Join her husband. who is
located in Chickasha. Okla. was
hororcd by farewell party given
BY the members OF the ladies' aux
Hilary to the Order OF Railway Con-
ductors last evening at the home OF
Mrs, Vernon Wolfe. 2S0S Seventh
avenue. Mr.. Bledsoe is in poor
health and the future home will be
In Oklahoma.
During the evening the ladies en-
5oyed sociability and Mrs. A. T.
Rohweder gave several very enter
tanning readings. s Delicious re-
freshments were served. the table
being decorated with a beautiful
bunch OF pink roses. Mr.. Bledsoe
was presented with . farewell gift
from the auxiliary.
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Recital Greatly Fr;ov.d
Tho recital piven Nv tho M,s;.
Students club Yesterday afternoon
at 3 o'clock at Calvary Rantist
church for the benefit of tho n +
M. G. biennial finds was a y.rv
beautiful one. The program was
given as announced in last evening,
Argus with Miss Edna Mitchell and
Mrs. Eylan Sargent of Moline Miss
Grace Smith and Walter Paarman
taking part. There will be one
more meeting of the c,nh this wear
Amelia Huber and a miscellaneons
program will he given IN thar dav
Tee.Shaw Club Has Meeting.
The Tee-Shaw club was enter
tanned last night at the home of
Miss Sadie Katz 800 Seventeerth
street Five hundred was nlaved
at three tables. prizes being award
cd to Miss Fannie Filler. Miss Lihhv
Tictin and Miss sylvia slater
Two new members were taken into
~ LII ~. .s.N ,nto
Nitekman and Mic. po.a Co.
DANCING woc o,iovoa foI,ow;n ~. :.
games and +harc 49,. .; .n1
numbers as waii 80 :, ~ ae "sa
ninc do,;c;nuc ,.nah - eo ~
served in Tho din;rr $3.50 "os
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terniace M;ss Ella uii1 1I - 'ne ecu
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tho oo,s;n nouse. oMcers 1oi
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Play Cinch at Meeting.

Island City Court No. S55 met
last evening with Mrs. Fern John
son Of sol Ninth street. Three
tables of cinch were played with
prizes going to Mrs. Otto Interest,
Mrs. Harry Barnes, Fred Barnes
and Otto Interest. Refreshments
were served at the conclusion of
the games and an hour of sociabil-
ity was enjoyed. Mrs. Fred Gavin
Gavin of 956 Twentieth avenue will
be hostess to the court on June IA.
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Endowment Society Year Books Out.

Year DOCKS nave Deen Haiicu "
all of the members of the Augustana
Endowment Fund society In which
the following program for the year
u announced:
June Mrs. T. D. Searle, host
ess, 3430 Seventh avenue, Rock Is
land. Children's music, Mrs. W. G.
Oglevee.
Sept. Mrs. Andrew johnson,
hostess, 1918 Twenty-fifth avenue,
Moline. Mrs. ]. w. Casio in charge
Of program.
Oct 5-Mrs. c. f. johnson, host
ess, 931 Fifteenth street, Rock Is
land. Dressmaking demonstration,
Miss Emily Anderson.
Nov. Mrs. c. w. Foss and Mrs.
Paul Gordon Silas, hostesses, 3S0S
Eighth avenue, Rock Island.
Travelogue, Prof. J. w. Casio.
Dec. Mrs. william Gamble,
hostess, 1926 Fourteenth avenue,
Moline. Paper, Mrs. A. F. Scher-
stem.
Jan. Mrs. ]. p. Magnusson and
Mrs. Hal Yingling, hosteses, 2829
Eleventh and half avenue, Rock
Island. Readings, Mrs. G. Arthur
Nelson.
Feb. Mrs. Olof Cervin, hostess,
3400 Tenth avenue. Rock Island.
indians Of Today" Carl J. Will
helmSen. g.
March Mrs. F. A. Landee,
hostess. 1907 Fifth avenue Moline.
Readings, Mrs. y. M. Stevenson.
Music, Miss Bernice Mason.
: April 5-Mrs. Louis Ostrom, host
ess, 1887 Twenty-first street, Rock
Island. Annual meeting.
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Farewell for Miss Heimann.

Farewell for Miss Heimann, +,
Miss Edith Hermann was the
honoree at a surprise party given
by the ]. G. Band of South Park
Presbyterian church last evening
at the home of Mrs. G. E. Brook of
2909 Seventh avenue. The affair
was given as a farewell courtesy
to Miss Hermann who leaves soon
Tor Waterloo, Iowa. Dancing and
games were enjoyed during the
evening and delicious refreshments
were served at a later hour. Miss
Hermann was presented with an
"ever-sharp" pencil by the class.
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the evening was devoted to socia-
bility. The next regular meeting
of the Center will be ON June IA.
Engagement Announced.

Engagement Announced.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Margaret
Leone Baker, daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Baker of 2314 Twentieth
avenue, to Anthony F. Schebler,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Schebler
of 1923 West Sixth street, Daven-
port. The wedding will take place
next month.
Miss EIwell Helen Mills Hostess.
Miss Bess ElwelI entertained the
Helen Mills circle of Broadway
church at her home,
1895 Twenty-third street, last eve
ming. The hostess had charge of
the devotionals and Miss Charlotte
Huesing presided at the business
session. The circle decided to do
charity work and at the following
meetings the girls will sew for the
Rock Island Welfare association.
4 program was given at the close
of the business meeting and Miss
Helen Clarkson favored with piano
numbers and Miss Virginia Lee
gave three vocal solos. Mrs. ]. A.
Seaver gave a splendid report Of
the presbytery at Alexis,
One of the features of the evening
was the interesting talk on Japan
csc and Chinese Girls on the Pa
cific Coast" given by Mrs. John
McGown Stevenson. At the close
of the meeting the hostess served
dainty refreshments. Miss Vera
Vernon of $50 Twenty-second
street will be hostess to the circle
June IA, when an Indian" program
will be given with Miss Sylvia
Bennett in charge.
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Sponsor Card Party and Sale.

The Plattdeutschen-Schwestern
are having a card party and a par
Gel post sale tomorrow afternoon
1t Maths hall. to which the general
public Is invited. The games OF
500 will start at 2:30, and prizes
will be awarded to the winners in
the games.
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. Ss1sa club Hears
4 About the Care Of
- Tulips q Msstins

Ind d Rysks. lasdscsDs
u6Sof Of Moline. ne1rpssed the
nh6ss q the TSi-Citt Garden
- sDsswfn Tulips" yesterday
EUoon 1t the meeting held 1t
- homo Of Mr., John Hsnberg.
~. ~ Ryeio has had . wide ex-
DG1feace In the cultivation Of al
kln1s u buIbs and plants and Was
~ ssvep yearS foreman Of the
eroands Of the ''vills Velis" The
tulip was brought 70 It's present
noffSction by Charles Darwin OF
Holland and the Dutch are the ex-
1oyts IN growing tulips today. The
butch have devoted 20 much Of
their time to the great care OF the
6ulb0 for centuries, that they have
produced . wonderful flower. The
SuBp came originally from the orr
ct, Siberia, Asia Minor. Japan and
China, but Holland today has the
monopoly OF the flower. 1t was
ljrst brought to Europe in 1854 by
me Austrian ambassador to Tur-
hoy. The Darwin tulip was first
Rrown In America about sixteen
Year, ago. Mr.. De Rycke said
that the flowers should be planted
Is flower borders where they may
be left after they finish blooming.
He stated that the bulb often loses
much of its value. when dug up,
BY drying out or becoming soft
The perennial bulbs will bloom
three or four years when left in
the ground.
Each member brought spring
flowers and there we're tulips, Ill
!es Of the valley, iris, and a large
number of other garden flowers on
display.
The membership Of the Tri-city
Garden club was increased from
rs to 100 at the meeting yesterday.
There has been long waiting list
for membership into the club and
this action has shortened 1t to a
certain extent. The time and
place for the next meeting will be
held later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-11

TUESDAY.
Fifth district nurses meet.