The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-01
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II - .t61aorrow afternoon from
I I o'clock It the Tn-City AT
\ y ttadics. Main street, Day.
1n1oet VIII ~. especially interest
liS becsuse the exhibit IL q group
kftndnas BY Fred Coley, who
Nv ID Moline. Mr.. Coley him
~ viii ~ = guest Of the after
youu, His exhibit includes some
flto6a landscapes. II IL expected
(hnt . large number OF trt-city
lie will bes attracted to the stu
~ Tor the tea hour, to view his
Mn. CA. rcke Of Davenport Is
~ ~ hostess and she has selected
IN. Devore N. Simonson Of Rock,
3s1ond ana Mrs. John Swenson ana
loru. 4. D. Ficke Of Davenport to
0ooast her in receiving the guests
"a IN serving tea. at 3 o'clock,
1eoceding the tea hour, there Will
= ! business meeting Of the league
1oubers, when officers for the
yvef will be elected. The members
~ asked 70 ~ ~ hour q AZ
1esuns.
(3lee Club Sings at vespers.
CO college Glee club will sing
ot the vesper service Sunday at .
o'clock At the Celhral Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Kennedy notified Rev.
]. 4. Mordy that the young ladies'
would arrive Sunday afternoon at
Z o'clock. The club has been III
tifed to sing at the Chicago sun;
day evening club at Orchestra nan
next Sunday evening.
Prank Rhodes WEEDS in West.
frank Rhodes, a former well
! known Davenport boy who Will
Il remembered as one of Daveh-
port high school athletes, men,
6er OF the 1912 champion footpaii
team. was. united in marriage TO
Niss Eleanor A. Warren OF Los
Angeles on March II at the resi-
dence Of the bride. 12S South ho-
hart boulevard. Dr. Carl Patton
q the First Congregational church
read the marriage service. MT
Rhodes is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. NJ. Rhodes, formerly OF Daven-
mort, who have since moved to the
Pacific coast. He is graduated
nom the local schools, a member
* the Delta Thete Sigma frater-
nlty. In addition to being a star
football player he was a brilliant
track performer. Rhodes was also
! stor basketball player and> cap
tained high teams for two consec-
kitlve seasons. He Is now in Dusi-
{ness for himself in Los Angeles
heing q member Of the Mitchell q
Rhodes real estate firm.
Fourth Dance Of Series.
, The fourth get-together dance
spOusofed by the Rock Island Line
employees was given at the Odd
Fellows hall last evening. Some
one hundred couples attended and
the evening was . very en1oyaMe
one. c. l.. Rupert, superintend'
ent; W. McMurtry, chief clerk, at
tended and helped to make the
dance q success. Evans orchestra
fnruished the music for the dane
[ ms.
Entertsins at Slumber Party.
Miss ~Alix Rue Chambers, l544
Thirtieth street, was a charming
hostess to slumber party last eve.
ming. The 10 guests arrived at
o'clock. ami the evening was spen.
4 playing games and dancing. AT
O'clock q delicious luncheon wai
served .sfter which a social houl
was enjoyed by the guests.
DR., Sampson Clum Speaker.
DR.. F. r. Sampson of Creston
Iowa, president OF the Greate1
Community association of Iowa
win sneak. before the Davenport
Wom6n's club at its general meet
,ing on Monday, April II, at 81
Johns Methodist church. Dr.
9ampson's subject is "A Commu
nifty Health Center" and he come
under the auspices Of the philan
thropy department Of the club. II.
10 the Inauguration of the heaitl
center and believes in its Vaiu
particularly in the small commu
nifty, though it has been a success
as we'll in large cities. The healtl
ceater, as DR.. Sampson has evolv
( "a II. Is q clearing house for al
medical work and nursing and hi
ia has met with keen interest II
The various medical societies befor'
which he has spoken. The Won
Aa's club expects to have the ply
niciaIs Of the city as their guest
for Dr. SIMPSONS lecture. He j
also asmember Of the state tuber
cuiosis board Of Iowa.
Nine Hundred See Play.
Soma n.ne hundred people at
tended the May. "All On Account o
polly" ii = by the Evangeiica
Chrrch Of Peace at the Franklil
scDool gymnasium Tuesday an
wednesday evenings. All member
n the cast took their parts spien
{ didly and everyone was very wei
please6 with the play.
Clear SIS. From Sale.
The sum OF $75 was cleared .
~ luncheon and sale sponsore
+ ~ the Busy Bee Sewing circle yes
tSc1ay afternoon at the home 9
Nh. r. A. Reid, $50 Sixteent
6lxUet. Aprons. rugs and fanc
Aeaale work were ON sale and
delicious lunch was served.
lar1e bouquet Of spring flower
formed the table centerpiece.
Hare Crowd at Dinner.
Some three hundred people wez
Y served yesterday at the chicke
dianer given by the ladies' aid sc
4 f~k.e~ "A sha Eirat MethOdist Churc