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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-07
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BY L MRC. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a
girl fourteen years old and will
soon be fifteen. Ny parents objett
to my going any place but school.
My father for some time was, very
harsh to me and beat me and
never knew what for. l got very
sick with acute indigestion and had
TO miss school. Then father was
very much kinder to me than be-
fore. Why was this?
Now he Is cross and very stub
born toward me. l think he has
a spite against me from his actions.
l try to govern my temper and be
kind, but his treatment toward me
is more than l can stand.
Mother is also getting cross. l
have not done anything to cause
these actions. What can do to
win them? l tell mother all l do,
but am afraid to even breathe when
l am around father.
Some time ago my leg had blood
poisoning between the ankle and
knee and 1 went to church the first
Sunday night when it started. My
leg was hurting terribly when
church was out Two of my girl
friends said they would bring me
home and my parents were willing.
We started to go to get the horse
and buggy but before We got there
a machine drove up and asked me
if 1 wanted to ride. 1t was one of
mothers best friends son and so
let him bring me home. Was 1t
all right for him to do so as it was
several blocks out OF the girls
way? My parents did not care and
only laughed at the fact that the
girls didn't bring me. 1 told moth
er as soon as l got home and she
told father right before me. 1
ed. How can l win him and get
him so he will not hate me
1 am Invited to a box and oyster
supper at a country school house
and to stay with my friend who is
the teacher of the school. l have
my parents consent for that
Would it be all right to go with a
boy friend, as the teacher and her
sisters are going to have their
friends Their mother is going
along with US.
LONESOME ROSE BUD.
Many people who are irritable
have to find some one on whom to
vent their ill-temper. Probably
your father is nervous and uncou-
scioGsly scolds you all the time,
whether you deserve it or not. 1t
is evident that he loves you dearly
or he would not have changed to-
ward you when you were sick. Try
to humor him by doing little things
you think he would like, such as
taking him the evening paper, go
ing for his pipe when he wants it,
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Social Announcements.

The young married peoples class
OF the Fifteenth Avenue church
will meet tomorrow night at 8
o'clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Spaulding. Important
business will be transacted and all
members are asked to be present.
The annual bazar Of the Grace
Lutheran church will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Brother
hood building at Augustana college.
All the societies of the church are
cooperating in making the event a
success. Supper will be served
Members of the Kingsbury w G.
T. q. are asked to meet at Second
avenue and Seventeenth street AT
l 80 tomorrow afternoon to attend
the meeting to be held at the home
OF Mrs B. H Andrews, 429 Forty
fifth street, Moline.
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All Day Work Meeting.

Members of the Ready to Help
circle, Kings Daughters. gathered
yesterday at the tome of Mrs. Sid
ney Anderson. 1904 Fourteenth
and-a-half street, for an all day
sewing. There were 16 present and
a dozen MILDLY blouses were COM
pleted for the welfare association.
1t was decided to give the sum of
$40 to The Argus Santa Claus
fund, the Salvation Army, Rescue
Mission and City Welfare associa-
ton.
It was planned to put out a club
subscription for the Silver Cross
Magazine, the official periodical of
the Kings Daughters. The hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Will Hagedorn,
served a delicious dinner at noon.
The next meeting will be held on
Jan. 8 at the home OF Mrs. John
Volk, Jr.
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ness Girls Bible class will be a
supper meeting on Thursday.
The next number on the Y. w. G.
A. lyceum course is announced as a
Christmas play entitled Big Sis
ter's Xmas Dream" This will be
given by the Welsuselo Girl Re-
serves under the direction of Mrs.
Fave Mccarthy. An added
attraction will be Miss Frances
Dean, a dramatic reader from DaV-
enport.
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n. q. r. Club Entertained.

Miss Helen Adelfinger was hos
tess to the members of the N. o. I.
club last night at her home at sos
Forthwith street Five hundred
was played during the evening.
Prizes were awarded to Myrtle Red
ding. Katherine Fuller and Lucille
Wright. The consolation prize
went to Gertrude Rinisland. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the home of Vera Martin,
eO1 Twenty-frst street.
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NnltHrhnln 6ltttH

Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST
Apple Sauce
Sausages
flashed Brown Potatoes
Baking Powder Biscuits
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Tomato Soup
Cheese and Rice Fondue
Bran Rolls Apples
DINNER
Roll with Celery Stuffing
Baked Potatoes
Caulifiower Salad
Apricot Tapioca Pudding
Coffee
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Irving r. IT. A, TO Meet,

An interesting program has been
arranged for the Irving school par
ent-tea cheers association for the
meeting tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
H. H. Cleveland will read paper
on the subject, What Constitutes
a Good Mother" A violin solo will
be given by Alorys Vandruff. The
pupils of Miss Nellie Kellerstrass'
room will give a folk dance and the
students taught by Miss Kennedy
will present "a Living Christmas
Tree" Refreshments will be serv-
ed
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P. T. A. to Meet Tomorrow.

The parent-teachers association
of the Eugene Field school will
meet tomorrow afternoon. A good
program has been, arranged. AS
business of importance will come
before the association it is desir-
ed that all members be present.
Lunch will be served by the social
committee.
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Company Cakes.


Chocolate Ice Box Cake-Thirty
lady fingers, one-half pound sweet
chocolate. one-half pint whipped
cream, three tablespoons water.
four eggs, separated, three table
spoons sugar.
Line sides and bottom of small
spring form with lady fingers. melt
chocolate in double boiler, add su-
gar and the water with the yolks
of eggs, well beaten.
Cook slowly until thick and
smooth, stirring constantly; then
cool, add the stiff1y beaten whites of
eggs. Cover lady fingers with a
layer of this filling; on top OF. this
another layer of lady fingers; again
some of the filling and SO on until
you reach the top Of the spring
form.
Place in ice box IL hours or
more, and when ready to serve re-
move to cake platter; cover with
the whipped cream, adding while
whipping one-quarter cup powdered
sugar and one-half teaspoon va
nilla. Then sprinkle some pistash
nuts, walnuts, almonds or pecans,
finely chopped. IN
Orange Cream Layer Cake -
Cream one-half cup butter with one
cup sugar, add one well beaten egg
and one cup of milk; beat well.
Sift two tablespoons Of baking
powder in two cups Of -four and a
little salt, add one teaspoon of va
nilla- Mix well.
Bake in two-layer tins in mod
crate oven about twenty minutes.
Spread one cup of whipped
cream sweetened and favored be-
tween the layers, then cover top
with orange frosting.
Orange FTosting-To one table
spoon Of cream add one cup of con-
fectioner's sugar; add the pulp and
rind of one orange, one-half tea
spoon of orange extract, one table
spoon of melted butter. Beat until
smooth and spread on top of cake.
A low temperature is required
for all egg cookery.
Muscovites are jellies whipped
like snow pudding.
Broken glass should be wiped up
with a wet wool rag which can be
wrapped in paper and thrown away.
When preparing cucumbers for
eating raw peel and serve soon aft
er cutting. Do not soak them in
water.
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bread crumbs and brown sugar, us
ing equal quantities of each. Then
place it in dripping pan. Pour
the cider about it and bake in a
slow oven from one to two hours,
according to the size of the ham.
Serve the ham on a large platter.
decorating it to suit the occasion.
If it is to be eaten hot make gravy
of the cider, seasoning it highly
with paprika. Carve in wafer thin
slices.
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Entertain Guests at Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Parke T. Burrows
of Mississippi avenue, Davenport,
| entertained at the first of the ser
hes of two dinners last evening at
tine Outing club. Some go friends
were guests, the Christmas red and
green in flaming candles, holly
berries, winter baskets and berries
being used in decorations.
The second affair will be given
Friday evening, when the same
number of friends will be guests.
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Gard Party Nets SIS

The sum of SIS was cleared at
the benefit card party given yes
terday at the home of Mrs. Harry
Manwaring, 1854 Seventh avenue.
Five hundred was played during
the afternoon. Prizes were award
ed to the winners.
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CALENDAR

TODAY,
-s,rhrcu4a.s wedding presented nj
Washinrton school By Lowell PIT A
Aufubon Pr =. has e9nes n0me
FRANKLIN school PIT. A will organize
Kerzble PIT. A hears Dr.. James Dunn
Dinncrdanoe at Outing club :
ChsnaanAde club meets WIN O.
Pyfhixn Sisters hold election and inists-
tion.
meets with Mrs. william Gamble. IA%o
Ftfteenfh avenue. Moline.
wornan's Relief corps election
Eliza Garfield tent No. u. Daughters
Of Veterans. election
Margaref Giles circle. Kings Dsughters.
meet with Mrs J. ". Anderson. 2oO1
Woman's American legion election.
THURSDAY.
Etnde club guest program at Outing
TrGty sis4erhood. Temple Emanual.
Sponsors buffet supper.
Alert circle. Kings Daughters. meets
with Miss Mary Rogers, 1925 Fourteenth
snd-a~hAlf street
Daughters of Norway meet with ME-
valdemAr Siversten. ISIS Eighth avenue
Women of Mooseheart legion meet
Zal, Caldron ceremonial in Moline
Druggists chapter No. Is. meets with
Mrs. Ernest Jericho. 1S4S Fourteenth
davenport Catholic womAn's league
meets In Davenport al K. of C. hall.
Tri-City Embroidery club meets with
Mrs. Alice searle, 1927 Fourteenth ave-
Fred c. schaffner auxiliary holds cleo
ton.
B. H. Andrews, 429 F6rty-h NTH street. NO
line.
FRIDAY.
Frances willard PIT. A. presents The
Deacon Entangled" at Franklin school.
Tri-City Art league plays presented at
Illinois theatre.
Elks dance.
st. Anthony's hospital guild.
Civic department of Rock Island Won
Silver Cross circle. Kings Daughters.
meets with Mrs. a. B. Simmon. 1000
Twenty-frst street.
Lady Eagles sponsor card party at Tur-
ner hall, Moline.
SATURDAY.
TH-Cty Art league tea.
A. D. Ficke addresses Moline Woman
club.
Eliza Garfield tent holds bazaar at Tri.
City Electric company. Moline.
SUNDAY.
1dVShpofN CODCIIb Oy SYM
phony orchestra
Vesper tea atty. ". c. A.
Bnois club meets with the Misses Syi.
via and Charlotte Lewis, 1886 Fifth ave
nue..
MONDAY.
Rock Island concert by Tri-City Sym
phony orchestra at Augustana gymnasium.
Frieds Hempel in Jenny Lind" concert
at Coliseum. Davenport.
Monday Study club meets
Study department of Rock Island wom-
ans club has meeting
Sevens entertained by Mrs. Frank Dufva,
Moline.
TUESDAY.
Trl-City chapter. Villa Alumni ae, meets
with Mrs. Joseph A. Bell. 2I26 Eighth
avenue. Moline.
| Pythian Sisters Sewing circle meets
/ with Mrs. Charles Kehrer, COS Thir;eentb
avenue, Moline.
Island City Court of Honor entertained
| by MI and Mrs. Harry Barnes. 1907 Sixth
street.
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Y. W. c. A. Activities.

The Girls Work Committee NJ
which Mrs. E. c. Fiser is Chairman
met last evening at the Wv q A.
A committee policy for the vear
1877 was drawn up and the follow
ing appointments made: Mrs I
&: Ray, vice chairman. and Mrs
william Raulsen secretary. Sinh
committee chairman for grade
school work-Miss Marie Cook
subcommittee chairman for high
school, Mrs. J. c. Bodewig: for
young unemployed, Mrs. ]. q Raw
Following the business meeting =
lecture by Professor Paarmann of
the Davenport Academy OF Science
on THE Birds in Winter" was en-
joyed
Owing to the Y. W. C. A Swim
Frolic" there will be no regular
swimming classes on Thursday hut
all are urged to come to the froIic
The last night of the term will
therefore be next Tuesday. After
the close of this term a change of
policy is announced. The pooI viii
be open from o'clock to $40 ana
individual instruction will be given
at that. time if desired. This pIan
will run through the rest of De
cember, January and February.
Saturday at 1870 the allegro Cir,
Reserves are meeting at Washing
ton school to go on a hike with
their club adviser, Miss Doris
Oline.
On Saturday afternoon at 3.aoI
there will be a volley ball match
between the Na-wa-da-ha Girl Re-
serves and the Tavanka' Girl Re-
serves. All girl reserves are in
Yited.
The regular nneefins NJ tbs r,,.i
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High School p. T. A. Hear Fine
Address.

Rev. A. Frank Houser, pastor OF
Calvary Baptist church, Davenport,
gave an exceedingly splendid and
interesting address last evening
before the members of the parent
teachers association of the local
high school at the auditorium. He
clearly emphasized and outlined
the duties of the parents and the
teachers to the high school pupils.
There were some two hundred
members present last night, and
the girl scouts of the school acted
as ushers. The audience joined in
singing Loves Old Sweet Song"
led by Mrs. Fred Mann, opening the
meeting. and Mrs. Lawrence Peter
son, councillor, gave a report of the
parent-teachers council meeting.
Mrs. Mann, accompanied by Miss
Ruth Coy at the piano, sang The
Radiance in Your Eyes" and there
was a social hour when refresh
ments were served in the cafeteria.
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Center Plans Cabaret Dance

The board of Temple center of
Temple Emanuel at a meeting held
last night planned for a cabaret
dance to be held at the Blackhawk
hotel on Thursday evening, Dec.
20. Elaborate preparations are to
be made for the event, the commit
tees to be named within the next
few days.
Other business transacted was of
routine nature.
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Chaminade Club Program.

Mrs. S. J. Burich OF 2010 Airing
ton avenue, Davenport, is hostess
this afternoon to the members of
the Chaminade club, when the fol-
lowing program is being given:
Piano
Album Leaves ........ Grieg
ta) Second.
(b) Third.
Mrs. Frank Garstang
Voice
ta) A Swan ............ Grieg
OBJ Why .-.---.. Tschaikowsky
Mrs. c. A. Peterson
Violin
Spanish Dance No. III. >. .Sarasate
Miss Irene Gilbert :. -.
Rustic of Spring .. Sindins
Miss Rella Hartwick
Reading
An Unfinished Story ...
.-.....-. Richard Harding Davis
Mrs. Raymond Bond
Voice
(a) l Love You ... Griey
OBJ SolEeig Song . Grieg
Mrs. Florence CHASER Case
Paper on Composers
Miss Florence Wichelman
Piano
fa) Country Dance Besthoyen
OBJ Melody . nawes
Miss Bernace Haniey
Voice
ta) June 49,. Mrs. q. H Beach
~ My Love Is a Muleteer
Miss Aileen MutchIsx
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Lady Eagles Card Party.

The grand lodge of the Lady
Eagles will have a card party in
the Turner hall, Moline, on Friday
evening. to which friends are in
vited. Five hundred will be play
ed and there will be prizes award
ed to the men and women holding
high scores.
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etc. Take an interest in his -
versation and encourage hip, ''.,
talk. If you are thoughtfni
your mother and try to help her )
that her work will be easier
think she will notice your effo-..
and appreciate what you do "
father and mother both have b..
out nerves and do not realize H..
hard they make it for you.
1t was all right to LET tba =
drive you home under the cires-
stances. 1 think you were right i
explaining the situation to ves.
mother. '
] would not advise you To On :.
the box supper with a bow "
are still too young to start ro;s.
with boys. '-s
Dear Mrs. Thompson: We A.,
four girls from high school an
want your advice concerning To-
basketball teams from the san.
community. Ours is a high sebo,i
team and the other is an outsids
team. They want a game with NJ
but it isn't the honor of win7i1e
the game they want, it Is reyengs
because we have won other game
from them. They play boys ruIe,
and we girls rules When we Is,
fuse TO play them they call rs
towards. Which are we, cowards
or are we doing right?
FOUR WONDERS
Since you are accustomed 1,
girls rules it seems to me thai +
would be foolish to play with :
team used to boys rules. mrs.
sumo, however. that a fear that The
other team will win this time doas
influence you in your refusal 4
play. Since you have played viii
the other team before and tbs1
nave taken defeat, it is only mai.
ural that they should want to shos
you that they can win as well a,
lose. Theirs is a spirit of conquest
rather than of revenge.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: If 4
young man and girl are walking
down the street, at which side .,
the girl should the fellow walk. I
was told he should walk at her
right. GREENY.
He should walk on the outside
next to the street.
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Suggestions.

II molasses in pitcher has
turned to sugar set the pitcher in
hot water for a-few minutes
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First Reciprocity
Luncheon Held by
Tri-City P. E O's

Chapters of the p. z o. Of Rock
1siand. Moline and Davenport,
meeting yesterday noon at Terrace
Gardens In q social get-togefher
ana reciprocity program discussed
aims past and present Of the or
rarization, and side lights on pro-
gress OF philanthropic and educa-
tional work-the chapters oplec-
fiyes-were given through a NUM-
Der of most interesting talks
Mrs- r. n. Coleman OF Davenport
IN an able summing up took as
her subject, Opportunities for
Women" and dwelt on what the
present day ia offering TO women
the world over, especially In the
United States
Mrs. George H Hunter of Moline
smoke on The Modern Mother"
and her problems, and while sue
felt the latter were many and per-
pIexfng at times there was OPTIC
mistic view of the future, and the
speaker said the present century
in comparison with inclinations
and aims Of so years ago was most
satisfying, and progress was IN
the right direction.
Never at any time IN the world s
history have the younger genera
ton, the children, had so much
done for them, and this cannot but
build for betterment in every way"
was her summing up
Mrs. e. B. Kreis of Rock Island
talked on Helping the Girls" and
the educational work the P. Z. o. is
doing all over the country. with its
100000 fund raised to help young
women through college.
Mrs II. N. Jones, the president,
of Davenport chapter, presided at
the meeting. introducing the speak
ers.
Covers were laid for so at the
tables which were along the ter
race, decorations consisting of bou
quets of yellow and white chrysan-
themums and daintily designed
chrysanthemum place cards also
in the chapters yellow and white
colors.
Issue Cards 10 Christmas Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Hass and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kruse OF Daven-
port have issued invitations to tri-
city friends for Christmas dance
of Wednesday evening, Dec. p, at
the Outing club.
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GeellRftz- SIatter.

The wedding of Miss Lauretta
Veronica Slattery, daughter of
Thomas NJ. Slattery, of POOL Six
teenth street, Rock Island, and
Harry G. GoeIlnitz, son of Mrs.
Sophia Goellnitz, POPS West First
street, Davenport, took place at 3
O'Clock this afternoon at the rec
tory OF st. Joseph's church. Dean
vice.
The young couple was attended
by Miss Ella Reinhold as maid of
honor and Harry DEFINING as best
man The bride wore a suit of blue
Pollyanna cloth trimmed with mole
skin Her hat was OF e1nbroider-
ed terra Gotta duvetyn. She car
ried a shower boquet Of Opheiia
roses. The maid OF honor wore a
brown broadcioth suit with hat Ia
match. Her flowers were a cor
sage or Killarney roses.
Following a wedding trim to Chi
cago Mr.. and Mrs. Goeilnitz will he
at home after Jan. 1 at 1IIS Spring
street, Davenport.
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Recipes for a Day.


Califiower Salad-One cold boiled
caulifiower, mayonnaise, one-half
cup cooked peas, French dressing,
one-half cup diced carrots, one
half cup cooked string beans. Place
cauliflower head up in salad bowl
and cover with mayonnaise. Mix
the vegetables with French dress
ing to season and place around the
cauliffower.
Cheese and Rice Fondue = One
and one-half cups grated cheese,
one cup cooked rice. one cup hot
water or milk, one-half teaspoon
salt, four eggs. Mix liquid, rice,
salt and cheese; add well beaten
yolks; cut and fold into this the
egg whites beaten until stiff. Poun
into a creased casserole or baking
dish, put into a pan of water and
cook in a moderate oven. Serve
at once. Test by putting knife in
center; if it comes out clean the
fondue is done.
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Service Circle with Miss scboessel

Members of the Service circle.
Kings Daughters. were entertain
ed last evening by Miss Dorothy
-Schoessel at her home, 1880 Tween
tleth street. The evening was spent
making articles to be sold at the
tea which the circle is to have next
Wednesday afternoon, Dec. IA. at
the home OF Miss Grace Murphy.
from 3 to 6 O'Clock. Plans for the
affair were discussed. There will
be Christmas gift and candy nov
elites for the children. A special
meeting is to be held on Monday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock at the home
OF Miss Miriam Walker to com
plete the work.
Miss Mabel Martin was named to
have charge of the baby clinic at
st. Anthony's hospital this month.
and after the business meeting re-
treshments were served by the
hostess. The circle will meet again
on Dec. 10 at the home of Miss Su-
Zanne Davis.
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To Bake Ham.

Scrape the ham with a blunt
edged knife and scrub it thorough
~ with hot water and a small stiff
brush. Then soak it over night in
cold water. In the morning rinse
it well and place it in large ket-
tie of fresh water. Bring Slowly
to the boiling point and skim well.
In half an hour add half a dozen
whole black pepper corns, the
same number of allspice berries, a
small pod of red pepper and half a
dozen cloves to the liquor and low
er the heat so that the ham may
just simmer. AS the water evap-
crates add more, keeping it about
two inches above the meat. When
the ham is so tender that it may be
pierced with a fork remove the ket-
tie from the fire and let the ham
remain in it until quite cold. Then
drain it well and trim the fat and
ragged portions away, skin it neat
ly and stick a pattern of whole
cloves in the fat. Next place the
ham in a saucepan and pour a
quart of cider over it, let it soak
for six hours, then wipe it dry and
brush it all over with beaten egg;
cover it with mixture of fine
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Surprised on Wedding Anniversary.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto H. Bruhn of
2S42 Twentieth avenue were pleas
antly surprised last evening by a
company of 20 of their relatives and
friends. The guests came uninvit-
ed to help the couple observe their
9th wedding anniversary. There
were music and games during the
evening, Mrs. Henry Boldt of DAY.
export and Miss Marie Rueth of
this city taking prizes. Refresh
ments which the guests had brought
with them were served, and the
host and hostess were left with
several membranes of the occa-
sion