The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-15

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two evening bridge parties at her
home, 902 Twentieth street Five
tables were played, Mrs. G. w.
Quackenbush taking first prize, and
Mrs. L. A. Schmidt the second. A
delicious luncheon was served at
the small tables. Narcissus and
carnations were used about the
rooms
LeagfeDow PIT. A.
The Parent Teacher association
Of Longfellow school met yesterday
afternoon. There was a short bust |
ness meeting followed by . musical
program furnished by the eighth
grade girls. The program arranged
was given As follows:
Piano selection ...............
............ Miss Nellie Buckert
Piano selection ................
........ Miss Marjorie Stocking
Vocal solo $50. Miss Ruth Carwile
Piano duet INSTRUMENTATION.
Misses Nellie Buckert and Mar
jorie Stocking.
DR.. Mabel Otis gave q very splen-
did talk, "H0w Shall I Tell My
ChildT Plans were discussed for
serving at the annual parents
night, which will be Friday night.
The social committee served light
refreshments.
Central Presbyterian Aid.
Mrs. Helen Folsom. 1882 Fourth
avenue, entertained the ladies' aid
society Of the Central Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon. There
was the regular business session
and a social afternoon followed.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess, who was assisted by Mrs.
r. NJ. Pearce, Mrs. George Davis
and Mrs. A. W. Champion. The
next meeting of the society will be
held Feb. 4.
| Special Music at Vespers.
i An informal program with spe-
|cial music will be entertained at
the vesper tea at 5 O'Clock tomor-
lrow at the Y. W. C. A. Miss Edna
| Buttuer will have charge of the
; meeting that will follow. The ser
vices this month are being arrang-
ed by the Council girls.
Held Quarterly Tea
There were some thirty members
LOT the missionary society Of the
, Memorial Christian church at the
| auarterly tea Of yesterday afternoon
, At the home Of Mrs. Launcelot Hada'
way, $40 Nineteenth street TIT
mission Journey study was started
and yesterday the trip was to thu
, College Of Missions at Indianapolis
. Mfs. Albert Herman was the leader
Tea was served after the interesting
, study.
: McCollister.C Catalan Nuptials.
81 De Forest Clark McCollister o
Chicago. son Of ]. D. McCollister
Z secretary Of the Davenport schoo
: board and Mrs. McCollister OF 100
4 Esplanade avenue, and Miss Deli
4 AGNES Callahan, also Of Chicago
b were united in marriage ThuFsda
. at 8 o'clock ct the groom's HON
! in Davenport.
! The wedding was . very quie
q family affair with no attendant,
a DIR. Frank Cole Of st. John
t church officiated. The bride wOr
z a gown Of white bridal satin an
1 lace and carried brides rosel
K There was . wedding supper an
n Mr.. and Mrs. McCollister will n
& main in the city until Sunday.
The bride has been employed q
manager Of . confectionery stol
in Chicago for the past sever
g wears. Mrs. McCollister is men
t. her Of the State street squad
l. mounted police in Chicago. +
r has made his home in that city Il
r the past eight years or more an
,e in his return home for his weddin
h is renewing acquaintance wit
is many old boyhood friends Of scho
10 days.
q Grale Schoel Reserves.
Id The grade school reserve cir
"a met ut the Y. w. c. A. yesterday al
e. ernoon at 1870. The girls had the
q regular Is minutes drill under 7
h. instruction Of Miss Dorothy Rogel
H. the physical director and Chine
games were played in the gymna
N ium. The opening ceremony Il
ID lowed the games and Mrs. W.
!. Orleyee told a story, The Life
- Paul. for the girls notebooks.
re- Miss Georgia Turnbull started I
~. eirfs with the Little Moth
Course" which consists Of eight ],
sons. The course - similar to {
oourses practiced In the caste
VI, cities and 1t the conclusion OF
~ Lessons . certificate 10 the rewa
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