The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-24

ertia or something and made no response to
him, thereby laying the foundation for much
vain regret
now THIS ISN'T A BAD CHRISTMAS
GIFT.
To CoIyum Conductor.
We salute thee.
A long line of wouldbe contributors,
Hearts a-hutter1ng,
Anxious eyes eagerly watching,
will he notice or deign to print
The thought-child of my brain
And hours of careful laber"'
We greatly admire thee
For thy unfailing good humor,
For thy marvellous ability In finding
The unusual
Hours have we spent amusing ourselves
With the product of thy eruditon.
And if perchance
We hit upon some fancy,
Some notion, thought or new conception
Which, to our biased judgment,
Appears worthy of thy consideration
Greatly does it please US,
We are delighted,
When from the lofty perch of thy attachments,
Thou graciously permit thyself
To give space in thy valuable department
To our illusions.
Again we salute thee:
And saluting, depart TIM
we are not afflicted with modesty, implacable
or otherwise; but had we the slightest suspi-
cion that Tim meant all she has said her lines
never had been printed Proving that
were as willing to be kidded as we are to kid
Others,
LIFTED, CAPTION AND ALL, FROM THE
TOWER.
In Honor of Miss Constance 0udin.
Consecutive items from one issue of The
Schenectady Union-Starl
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Agnus oudin
announce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Constance, TO The Marquis Leopoido |
di Targiani of Rome, Italy, on Tuesday, |
the twentyninth OF November, at jack |
soEville, Florida.
Mrs. Hinsdill Parsons gave dinner
her home in compliment to Miss
Constance Oudin and The Marquis Leo
pcldo di Targiani. The guests were
An informal tea was given by Mrs.
Warren Stone at her home for a few
frineds of Miss Constance OHdin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Canivet were hosts
at supper party in honor of Miss Con-
stance Oudin and The Marquis Leopoldo
d! Targiani. The guests were
Mrs Allen Milford entertained at
luncheon for Miss Constance Oudin. The
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Macamber
Clark entertained at dinner in compIi-
ment TO Miss Constance Oudin and the
Marquis Alfredo di Targiani. The guests
were /
Miss Elizabeth Van Voast entertained
at luncheon in compliment to Miss Con-
stance Oudin The guests we're l.
Mrs. Wallace Clark entertained at
luncheon in honor of Miss Constance l.
Oudln, and those present were
Miss Helen de Lancey Watkins gave
bridge party at her home in compli-
ment to Miss Constance Oudin and The
Marquis Leopoldo di Targiani The
guests we're
Mrs. Harry Van Ness Philip enter
tanned at her home in honor of Miss
Constance Oudin and The MARQUIS Leo
poldo di Targiani The guests we're
MIS- John Archibald Hyde TORY en-
tertalned at an afternoon tea in conn
pllment to Miss Constance Oudin
A. reception was given at the home
OF mrs John keyes Paige in honor of :
MISS constance Oudin and The MARQUIS
Leopoioo al Iargiani. Mrs. De Lancey
Walton Watkins presided at the sumner
table and among those present were- Is
MT and Mrs. G. Granville Hunter en- .
tertalned at bridge in honor of Miss Con-
stance Oudin. The guests we're !.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. T. Erban !
entertained at dinner in compliment to
Miss Constance Oudin and The Narouis :.
leopold di Targiani. The guests tc
Mrs. Arthur winslow Jones gave
farewell reception at her home for Miss
constance oudin, who received with her
I hos1sSs; ana hgr hanee, The Marquis c
Leopoido 81 Targiani. Among the Il
guests we're "o
ASIDE to Cactus: There is hut ono
II such an af1iction and that is to estahI;sh v
contact between the fingers and the keyhoa-d
~ give oneself to industrial word sureerS Il
,sii lne pam Is aiievlated There is, of course Il
e possibility of inficting pain upon osha-s 81
= one must take ones chances, mustn't ones a
NOW, folks, il you'll excuse us we'll todd,o CT
ong home and prepare for the planting Of
lie OF the niftest little Christmas trees That fe
CT grew TO gladden. the heart of a child el
b,
WHAT is Christmas without kids? Of
AMI b ~ It
ibnnt Christmas7 R E. MIC az