The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-12

te-sTwin BE-" and Twin S." The
pbilo club win have charge Of the
6tpnts and there will Be reports
fron the various meetings.
2. Z. 0. At Reck Islnnl Club.
B X chapter, p. e. o. held q splen-
did meeting yesterday afternoon at
the Rock Island club, Mrs. Glen T.
Dx1dfofd being the hostess. An In
tsfesting business session was held
and the remainder Of the afternoon
was spent with sociability. Mrs.
Bradford served refreshments. The
next meeting will be held on Feb. 8
It the homo Of Mrs. J. L. Vernon,
$40 TWenty-second street.
Aid to Elect Onacers.
The regular meeting OF the Ia
diesf aid society Of the Centenary
Methodist church will bs held 70.
morrow afternoon ct the church.
The members are asked TO- come
early. as the annual election Of o.
ficers will b. . part OF the inpof.
tant business sesa1on. A large At
tendance il desir0.
: Change Place u Meeting.
Mrs. Menley Norton Of 4311 Thir.
teenth street will entertain the,
members Of the ladies' aid society
Of the Gloria Del United Presby-
terian church tomorrow afternoon
at her home at . o'clock. The
meeting place has been changed
from the church to the Norton
home.
Story Telling ProgrA1.
Yesterday afternoon ct the meet
ing Of Lincoln school parent-teach-
ers association, Mrs. ". G. 0glevee
not only told many instructive facts
about story telling. hut demonstra:-
ed with q story to the children Of
the school which proved very help
ful. The day was story telling day
with the association. The program
for the afternoon also included
folk dancing BY group Of chill
dren, = vocal solo. Wonderful
Mother o Nine" by Miss, Dorothy
Foster, and . plea for the Shep-
ards owner bill by e. c. Fisher.
Mr.. Fisher distributed pamphlets
explaining the bill at the close OF
his address.
There were some one hundred
and FIVE members and friends sof
the association at yesterdays meet
ing, and following the business ses-
sion refreshments were served By
the mothers Of the third grade pu-
pills.
PIT. A. Plan Coed Program.
The monthly meeting Of the par
ent-teachers association of Lowell
school will be held tomorrow after
noon at the school at 3 O'CLOCK
Following the usual business SEES
sion, a program will be given to in
clude a talk by Superintendent ol
City Schools e. c. Fisher on '.ras
Program Of Legislature" There
will be music and readings. Re.
treatments VIII DO served during
the social hour. All mothers Of
the community are earnestly urgej
to attend this meeting, which will
undoubtedly be an interesting one
4 Plan Courye Of. Study.
The book of. Ruth will be taktE
up as the study for the next months
by the Willing Workers class o.
the South Park Presbyterian
church. The work was outlined q
the meeting Of the class held las
night at the home Of Mrs. william
Strawhorn, 1882 Seventh avenue
Committees for the year were nam
cd and a short lesson studied. TIT
hostess served refreshments ant
the remainder of the evening spen
socially. Mrs. c. F. Williams o
1885 Thirty-third street will enter
tain the class On Feb. 8.
UNDERSTANDINGS Hostess.
:. Mrs. C. E. Glynn Of Grand ave
> nue.. Davenport, entertained at
pink rose luncheon and bridge a
the Outing club yesterday, hayinl
as her guests some sixty tri-cit.
friends. This is the first OF the se
ries Of two affairs At which Mss
: Glynn will be the hostess, the sec
) ond being given today.
Luncheon was served at / o'clocl
!. yesterday in the dining room
: where guests were seated at small
} tables which were each laid for ri
and eight baskets and vases Q
Russell roses with ferns forum
the centerpiece on each.
A large basket of the Russell
!, roses adorned the music room
: while bouquets Of Ophelia rose
formed DECORATIONS in the librar,
The card tables were scattere
about the parlors Of the club 10
s the afternoon bridge games and IA
; vors were awarded for high scor
t at each table.
Mrs. Glynn received alone In tn
}, music room, her sister, Mrs. NJ. {
Dondanville OF Moline, assistin
> about the rooms.
!. Set Date for Picture Show.
As each club afiliated with d
National Federation Of Musics
Clubs, which meets next summer
. the tri-cities, is expected to rails
at least 81 per capita for the cor
vention expenses, the quota Of th
; Rock Island Musical club will
: over $500. A part Of this sum vi
; Couqhs and COIdS