The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-13

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arday morning vAsa ahs 1seaaAe
faint and . physician being sent
for and exArAinAtlon mAAe = Wns
discovered three ribs had bssn
broken.
Preceding the vespsr service
yesterday afternoon In the college
chapel, Henry Souvaine, pianist.
and Frederick canst4f. tenor, Who
sang IN the priss oratDfi0. The
Apocalypse" gave . greatly en-
loved recital. Both musicians are
favorites ut the biennial. having
given single numbers q several
sessions. but this WHs Mr. 6ou-
vaine's iirst program. Many of the
tri-city people who had planned to
attend the vesper meeting came
early for the concert and were
certainly rewarded.
The vespef program under the
direction OF Godfrey OHara, was
carried out - annuunced The
combined choirs Of the tri-cities
in yestments and representing
clergy took part and Mr.. sO'Hara.
who is chairman Of the church
music committee Of the federation.
gave a short address. Delegates
attended the teas planned Tor the
afternoon following the TIVE recft-
ais.
Mrs. r. A. Sefberling, president
of the Federation Of Music Clubs,
made the announcement from the
platform this morning OF the
death Of MrA j. ]. Dofgan's
brother, Daniel Murphy Of Rock
Island, and Mrs. Emma Roderick
Hinckle, first vice president. was
named to send messages Of sym
pathy to the president OF the 10
cal biennial board in her sorrow.
Resolutions will be presented by
the resolutions committee also to
be sent to Mrs. Dorgan.
Mira. ]. ]. Dorgan sent this mes
sage back to the convention by Mrs
Hinckle: Finish the convention
successfully and beautifully. That's
the incest thing you can do for me
now"
The convention body Is much
smaller today. Delegates, espec.
tally those from the north and
west have had enough OF this I'LL
nofs June temperature and return
ed home. Some, Of course, were
not bothered BY the heat, bu'
could only spend week at thii
meeting and had to be back q,
their duties this morning. Al
stayed over Saturday to vote.
The first mention Of the 18th bi
ennial of the National Federation o.
Music clubs in 1923 was made from
the platform this morning wheI
Mrs. Ora Leightner Frost Of Tulsa
Okla, In her report Of the Hyechks
district explained why the ofacia
magazine Of that district wal
brought into the convention. 9TH
magazine contains the Official fnvi
tation from the Kansas City Cham
Der Of Commerce to the federation
for the next nesting" Hyechka
she Incidentally explained. is per
fectly good Indian for music"
| Mrs. David Allen Campbell, edi
tor of the Musical Monitor, when in
terviewed this morning by . re
porter regarding her chance for Ii,
presidency, provided Mrs. Frank A
Seiberling IL not elected, stated tina
she would absolutely refuse to &C
in that capacity, were she suggest
ed because her many duties In con
Injection with the Monitor would no
allow time.
i Tri-city people are asked to CO
operate with the local committee II
charge Of the National Federation
, OF Music club boat excursion to
, morrow afternoon, 20 that expense
will be met The boat, the nev
, steamer Washington. will leav
Davenport at 3 O'Clock and Roc
, Island at 1850. It will return abou
, Z o'clock A program has beel
planned. Tickets can be purchase