The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-11

Y. W. C. A. will Be held the annual
banquet Of the Deborah class Of the
Broadway Presbyterian church.
Mrs. william Passtg b head Of TIE
social committee which has charge
Of the arrangements and the affair
PROMISES 10 b Z delightful AFFAIR.
Following the dinner . program
will be given.
Outline Ceurse Of Study.
An outline Of study for = series
or Is meetings, beginning early In
October and lasting until the end
Of May, has been issued and 10 be-
ing distributed under the direction
Of the National Federation Of Mu-
steal Clubs OF the United States.
which considers the musical edncar
ton Of tho coming generation and
the fostering Of good music among
children as its best and most Inn
portant work.
The federation IL pushing the
work Of organization Of junior stu
dents with the keenest enthnstasm
this winter, with the thought Of
the big biennial that comes to the
tri-cities in June, and the booklet
that has been arranged by Frances
Elliott Clark, director Of the edu-
cational department Is especially
compiled to meet every demand
and need.
Mrs. Ralph Polk Of Greenwood.
Ind, whose memorial to her IA
Their has taken the form Of great
community house in her home city.
where all kinds OF musical activf-
ties and community life is cen
tered, is the chairman Of the Junior
and juvenile clubs of the federation.
Copies Of the manual may be Sc
cured from her, or from MrA ]. ].
Dorgan, president Of the midwest
district Of the N. F. NJ c. Of Perry
street, Davenport.
The booklet In its open pages
gives the form Of organization pro-
posed to help musical clubs outline
the work: bylaws and committees.
ETC.. and the successive meetings
that follow ere all arranged in pro-
gram form and range from Music
Of Old Virgins, Music Of the Pur-
itans," Thanksgiving" Christmas
in Old Virginia" Indian Music"
EARLY French Influence" Negro
Music" and Period OF the $685." to
May Festival on Lawn" conclud-
ing with q pageant and cantata
A list OF musical numbers suitable
for memory contests is given in
the back and the booklet will be
found to be most helpful in outlin-
ing the work Of junior musical
clubs.
/. The federation Is also distributing
a questionable for every Ameri-
can citizen" by Anna Shaw Faulk-
.ner (Mrs. Marx Obendorfer). which
has been compiled with the though,
of making music a vital art OF the
life OF every community"
This puts questions to the home
school. churches. Sunday school
Woman's club. music clubs. thea.
tres and moving picture houses
the press and music dealer, with
the urge Of better music, the doing
away of vulgar songs and the pres
ervation Of good music from an edu.
cational standpoint IS the part Of
community lie. -
Margaret Giles Circle to Meet.
The Margaret Giles circle of thu
Kings Daughters will meet at thu
home of Mrs. E. N. Lundberg, 1921
Twenty-seventh street tomorrow
afternoon. Members of the circle
are urge dto be present at $3.50
Since this is the first meeting o
the year the members want t,
start the business session early.
Viii Give Two Bridge Parties.
Mrs. Irving d. Burgh of 30.
Twentieth street. is entertaining a
a series of two evening bridges a
her home. The first will be tomor
row evening and the second on Fri
day night. Five tables will be sur
rounded each evening, the guests t