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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Social Announcements.

An afternoon thimble is being
sponsored by the ladies' aid society
of the Central Presbyterian church
tomorrow. The members are ask
ed to be at the church at 1870 and
the afternoon will be devoted tc
needlework.
The Ladies of Vasa will mee'
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Oscar
Carlson, 1881 Thirty second street.
The Woman's guild Of the South
Park Presbyterian church will
meet at 2:30 Thursday afternoon a
the church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

lin 1908. DR.. Gellhorn had long
beea . believer in woman suffrage
and encouraged her 70 take it
m. She has been Z director on the
state and city boards continuously
up to the present time. She was
president OF the Missouri Suffrage
association in ls12-1S and president
OF the st. Louis league in 1880,
| the year the convention vas held in
| st. Louis.
The year 1908 may be said to
mark Mrs. Gellhorn's entrance into
public life, when she took an &C.
| tive part in save the Baby" cam.
paiGn as finance chairman. In this
year, too, she had her first expert
ence presiding at meeting. A de.
bate had been arranged between
Sylvia Pankhurst and Isaac Lion
berger. Mrs. Gellhorn was ASKED
to preside. II tried it." she says
"and found I could do it
Mrs. Gellhorn is the mother Of
flour children and works hard at
being q mother rs we'll a. being Z
public leader.
With all the ofices that she has
iflled, Mrs. Gellhorn has always
llonged for a paid position. She
claims the only money she ever
earned was SIS for lecture which
she delivered last winter at WASH
ington university on "Woman's
place in the Changing Order" This
money she turned back to the
Washington endowment fund.
| 1t is her rare gift to call out in
those with whom she works de-
votion similar to her own. Her alb
solute sincerity and whole-souled
giving of herself, her broad-mind-
edness, her keen sense Of humor
J make everywhere for a ready ac-
, ceptance Of her leadership. Her
tireless service in the cause Of edu-
cation and woman suffrage-which
she believes one and the same
have already won for her the
warmest admiration. not only in
her city and state. but in many
, places throughout the country.
Kansas City is laying claims tt
: a young woman customs broker.
The sign over her door reads. "A
, D. Jones. Customs Broker" Inside
/ one finds Mrs A. D. Jones, who i:
said to be the only customs broker
in America. She has been in bust
: ness IA years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
McKee-Cavansugh Wedding Today

The marriage of Miss Helen Ce-
celia Cavanaugh. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. D. Cavanaugh of 2120
Fifth avenue, to Thomas NJ. Mckee
Of 3s57 Fourteenth street N. W.,
Washington, d. c.. took place this
morning at the home Of the bride
groom's mother in Washington
Miss Cavanaugh is a graduate OF
the st. Joseph's high school, and
during the war went to Washington
to enter government service as a
| stenographer at the labor bureau
Mr. Mckee is an accountant in the
Internal revenue department. The
new home will be in Washington
Mrs. NJ. D. Cavanaugh and Miss
Mary Cavanaugh, mother and sis
ter Of the bride, are in Washington
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
eco Raised for Relief Fund.

Members of Rock Island Woman s
club will be interested in knowing
that one book of coupons, amount
ing to $50, has been taken by club
members for the near east relief
fund Miss Iva Pearce. who pre-
scented the plea at the last meet
ing OF the club, made this report to
the club president Mrs. W. ].
Sweeney.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

Tho Tri-City Ar leagrs will pre-
sent Oscar Wilde's ideal Hus-
band" At the Illinois Theatre May
20. Dwight Wiman Of Seven Acres.
MoliHe, Is directing the play. Nj.
wiman has had very interesting ex-
pcrIence in dramatics, and will be
able to give the tri-citiss something
very interesting. Mr.. WimAn hld
five years in the Dramatic and
Shakespeare club Of the Hill
school, Pottstown, Pa He was di-
rector and president in 1915. He
was with the Dramatic association
two years at Yale university and
Was vice president OF the Dramatic
association one year. Mr.. Wimsn
has taken . part in the ideal Hus-
band" when It was given at Bridge
port, Conn. Auburn, N. Y. Puffa.o
N. Y, New York City, Cleveland,
Ohio. Toledo. Ohio, Columbus. Ohio
Cincinnati. Ohio. Indianapolis. Ind.
Chicago. Detroit, Mich. and Now
Haven, Conn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

and Mrs. Julian Robbins. She was
married to Lydig Hoyt in 1914.
The inhibition to pose before the
camera is increasing in social cir
cles. Lady Diana Manners of Lon
don NOW Lady Duff Cooper cabled
to David Warf1eld Griffith several
months ago that she wished to enter
upon career n the moving pictures.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
p. n. O. Club Entertained.

The P. D. .. club met with Miss
Maude Doering at her home 204
Eighth street, last night. The girls
played five hundred during the ev-
ening, three tables being surround
ed. Miss Catherine Fuller took first
price, Miss Marie Mielke second,
Miss Myrtle Reding all cut and
Miss Hazel Misner consolation. De
licious refreshments were served
by the hostess.
The club has decided to hold its
meetings every two weeks on Tues
day evenings hereafter. Miss Lu-
ellie Wright of 512 Thirty-ninth
street will entertain May 10.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Circle to Have Sewing.
Camp Sponsors Card Party.

Camp No. 1495, Royal Neighbors
Of America, will sponsor a card
party Friday evening at Woodmsn
hall, Center station. Prizes will be
awarded the winners of the hign
scores. An invitation is extended
to the general public to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Surprise Party for Miss Burkley.

A pleasant surprise was carried
out last evening on Miss Helen
Burnley of S23 Seventeenth street,
when a company Of II young peo-
pie who had been invited for the
evening by Mrs. Burnley. came to
help her celebrate her 18th birth
day anniversary. There were games
and music, and delicious refresh
ments served at the dining room
table. A birthday cake bearing
lighted candles was the center
piece. Miss Burnley was presented
with an ivory mirror and set OF
ivory candle holders by the COM
pany,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Will plan Tag Day.

u me auxiliary to Fred C. Schafinef
SNAt Will plan its nag tag day for
unnrdsy at the meeting to be held
|k0ovorT6w evening at s o'clock at
Memorial hall. All the members
|hSo reQnested to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Group Numbers to
Be Given Friday
at Musicale-tea

Organ, piano, voice and violin |
numbers and readings will be CIV
en- Ut the musicale which is to be
sponsored Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ]. F. Robinson, 613
Twentieth street, under the aus
pices Of the Rock Island Musical
club. Proceeds from the affair will
90 toward the biennial fund. Dam
ty refreshments will be served
from $50 to 6 O'Clock. The affair
promises to be one Of the most de-
!ightful Of the many teas OF the
season. Following are the num-
bers which will be given at $50,
$3.50 and 430:
$50 PROGRAM.
Pipe organ
Gavotte in B fiat .......... Handel
Meditation ............... Kinder
Mrs. Harvey Sangren.
Reading .......-........ selected
Mrs. Faye Hough Mccarthy.
Piano
Prelude from E. minor suite.
Mcdowell
Miss Notavena Steck-
Quartet
Behold the Spring.. So. Barbour
Mrs. z. A. Applequist, Mrs. j. F.
Witter. Mrs. A. E. Williams,
Nee q r Mann
$3.50 PROGRAM.
Pipe organ
Offertory in E minor. Desplantay
| Mrs. J. F. Robinson.
Violin
Aria ................ Dethler
Mazurka IN G .......... Mlynerski
1.-THE OLD Refrain" ...... Kreisler
Miss Hulda Peterson.
Voice
Come. Thou Lovely May .Gluck
The Snowdrop" .... Gretchaninoff
Mrs. Fred Soper.
Trio: organ, piano, violin
Meditation" ............ Mietske
Miss Peterson. Miss Bessie Noft-
skier, Mrs. A. r. Wallin.
| Quartet
MY Lady Chloe. .Clough-Leighter
DRY Your Eyes" .... Landsbury
| 4:30 PROGRAM.
u Piano
Bird Song" ........... Palmgrer
Country Gardens" 49,. Granger
Miss Nellie Swanson.
| Voice
"Heralds OF Spring" 49,. Marstor
Wake Up" .............. Phillip:
1 Mrs. Williams.
/ Organ
"Air du roi Louis XIII" -. Ghy.
From the Land OF Sky Blue
/ waters" ............. Cadmar
Miss Noftsker.
i Quartet
Bridal Chorus" (from Rose
Maideno ............... Correl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
viii Entertain fof Visitor.

Mrs. Sieefried Langbein Of so1
East Central Park avenue. Daven-
port, delightfully."- entertained men,
bers of the Tri-City Sisterhood of
Temple Emmanuel yesterday after
noon. Arrangements are being
made for the entertainment Of Mrs.
Felix Levy Of Chicago who Will
visit the tri-cities May q. A May
luncheon will be given in her honor
and a number of other social events
are being planned for her. Mrs.
Levy will discuss the problems Of
the sisterhood. At the conclusion
Of the business meeting Miss De-
borah Liberman gave several ve-y
fine piano selections and Max
Sklovsky Of Moline gave an inter-
esting talk on Religion from a
Layman's Viewpoint" Refresh
ments were served and a social
hour enjoyed at the close Of the
program.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
lisinsStsa 4
1880 q Tea .
plfasat Daaehtss

~ L0sis livingston Of IN
- 1sonus d sntertnining this
1900 4 3 I o'csock ~ - .
tooy foe her daughter. Ars. A.
IslDeAnaa. II D. 1olass. Afs.
11oohnAn, Who Was Miss Rooe
1nnueon boeofe her marriage IN
10y. and Dr.. Ylsischnan ars
- ~ 3 weeks VISIT
s - kusots thts afternoon Ars
10y young girls and matfons.
~ ars being fseeived informally
~ hostess. the honored guest
Ma F1oreoce Livingston.
nne1raguns are used about the
1tHg and dining ROOMS. attractive
gfaclnx the serving table.
RW Sew for welfare Association
Miss Ruth Adams entertained tht
Tolon Mills circle OF Broadway
Pesbyterian church 1t her home
M Thirteenth avenue, last eve.
~. Miss Charlotte Huesing had
Nafge o. the meeting and MIS-
1Deeft r. Leo led in the devotion.
III. Al the business session tins
Datline OF . program FOR the years
1ofk was read and approved. Ths
ocretAry and treasurer OF the circle
|r1nt in their designations SO Mss
Ianth Dwight and Miss Phebe VIII
1iAns will iii the Offices for the
nAP. Members OF the circle de-
o1ed to sew for the Rock Island
lotSAfe association and two n,w
linembers were welcomed into tn
ieircle.
Miss Lydia Tyler gave a very IN
tefestjng talk on Memories OF NJ,
|Eubah Home" Miss Tyler hal
|1lpoht fourteen years in Cuba and
~ talk conferred around the man
nofD and customs OF the people. 4
number Of photographs Of the coun
MY helped to illustrate her ta!k
At the conclusion Of the talk. vic
lYOiA music was enjoyed and tn
hOttess served delicious refresh
Inents. At the next meeting, Ma,
nc, Mrs. G. G. McCown will give
han on Japanese and Chimes
Birls I Know"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
MIA Long Class Hostess.

N Mss Florence Long OF 1904
Qhirtisth street entertained the
DGean class OF the South Park
Presbyterian church last evening.
3EWenty-three members were pres
lint and only business Of routine
jhn1nre was transacted. Papers were
tteoA ~ Mrs. L. e. Moore. Miss
\ I3a1en Liedtke. and Mrs. W. r Mon
ljGoM on the lives Of Esther, Mary
|sAn1 the wife Of Job. Refreshments
,swGee served at the conclusion OF
~ study hour and May "a. the class
Twill MEET with Mira II. NJ. Goodin,
ale10 Eighteenth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Third Presentation Of Play Tonight.
Treat and Program for Patients,

The Parent-Teachers association
Of Horace Mann school furnished a
treat and a program for the pa
tents at the Municipal tuberculosis
Sanitorium yesterday afternoon.
Ice cream and cake were served.
Miss Mary Margaret BARLEY gave
readings and piano numbers, Miss
Mildred Schlueter vocal selections
and Master Holmes readings. Cred
it for the program. which was
greatly enjoyed, belongs to Mrs.
George Holmes, chairman Of the
association, who planned it
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
All Day Sewing Meet.
Mrs. Beals Party Hostess.

Mrs. Joseph Beals of Thirty
first street road entertained At a
party Friday afternoon as a cour-
tesy for Mrs. Margaret Stelzer, who
is visiting from st. Louis, and in
celebration Of her birthday anniver-
sary. The color scheme of pink and
white was used throughout the
rooms and large birthday cake
with 80 pink and white candles
adorned the table. In the after
noon music and crocheting we're en-
joyed. Mrs. James Elson and
daughter Pearl. Mrs. N. R Nc
Manus and daughter Ruth, Mrs. O.
Palmgren and son Wayne, and Mrs.
Oscar Stelzer and two sons Oscar
and Calvin were guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Hans Delegates to Convention.


/ Mrs. s. J. NyQuist, present chair
/ nan OF the music department Of the
| Rack Island Woman's club. Mre.
William Ullemeyer and Mrs. A +.
oala together with the chairman
I Ibr next year who will be chosen
III the May meeting OF the depart
\ ment. were named delegates to the
4 blennial of the National Federation
ibe Musical clubs to be held here in
I ygno q the meeting held yesterday
Abelornoon at the Masonic temple.
II ltsFnAtss are: Mrs. G. A. Wig
'skans, Ars. w. l.. Kimmell and, Mrs.
William r. Aster.
"A 0rk Ullemeyer. vice president
~ the department, presided at the
meeting yesterday. in the absence
lIpf MA 8. ]. Nyquist who 10 at
Es4aylorville attending the district
l.s0avention. A committee was nari-
- to Investigate the advisability
abk having a June luncheon this
Vear. Because of the biennial this
annual social gathering may be
syropped this year, unless a suit
slble date can be secured early il
s3sho month.
Miss Marjorie Sala, Miss jean
A3reer and Mrs. Fred Soper gave
vocal selections on the program
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Walter
Aa Murphy and Mrs. John Cramp.
ION. readings, and Miss Martins
Taylor piano selections. The &C.
Tsompanists we're Mrs. Amelia
5chmidt Gobble, Mrs. kimmell and
@Ai1S Catherine Heimbeck. Re
%sfeohMents were served by tat
Aaoate4sea for the afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Complete Garments for Home.

The ladies Of Mooseheart legion
report that % garments are COM
pleted and will he sen: to the or
phans' home In Mooseheart. Plans
are being made to serve lunch at
the dance to be kiven by the Loyal
Order OF Moose No. 100 on Friday
evening. April %. at Maths hall.
A sum OF $50. from sick benefit
fund. went to help q sick member.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Mrs. SudIow Tells Children's
Stories,

A meeting was held in the inter-
est OF children's week at the Gle
land Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon. Sunday school scholars
Of both the primary and junior de-
partments gathered to hear inter-
esting children's stories told by
Mrs. H. E. Sudlow. Next Thursday
evening there will be a musical
and literary program at the church
and Mrs. W. G. Ogleyee will talk to
the scholars.
Third Presentation of Play Tonight.
Many local young people are in
terested in the presentation OF the
three act comedy. "All on Account OF
Polly" by the young people of the
Evangelical Church of Peace at
Franklin school this evening. This
1 is the third presentation Of the
play. Many who saw it last month
are planning to go again tonight.
Paul Schubert will take one of the
leading roles this time. The rest of
the cast is the same as presented
the comedy before some nine hun
bred people on the two evenings In
March.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

Biennial 1sas1, sAAt an ln1ian aaa-
Ger and III lnoiaa singer IRE being
brought fcr The occsion.
brought for the occaaion-
formal reception fpf the orcAs1tra
and aoloists 70 follow the second
performance Of the prize oratorio.
70 tho program which was announ-
cd II yesterdays Argus.
Ssveoty members Of the two COM
mittees were present at the Joint
luncheon yesterday. and consider
able business transacted Mrs. Dor
gan and her vice chairman, Miss
Ida Dittman. were acclaimed when
they arrived.
Sew for welfare Association.
Fifteen girl reserves met at the
Y. W. c. A. last evening for their
regular meeting. A picnic supper
Was served and Miss Nellie Nc
Clone read a letter from Mist
katherine Schirmer. . "Y'' worker
in Japan. The girls sewed for the
Rock Island Welfare association
the remainder Of the evening and
made May baskets for the Moline
Lutheran hospital. Next Tuesday
evening the girl reserves viii en-
terrain at . party for their mothers
A program is being arranged BY the
social committee.
Pan. Hellenic Luncheon Saturday.
Tri-City Pan-Hellenic Associa-
ton will hold luncheon meeting
Saturday At 1880 at Terrace Gar.
dens. Davenport This is a mos,
important meeting since plans viii
be made for the Pan-Hellenic ban.
quet to be given at the time OF thu
biennial convention here in June.
| All Day Sewing Meet.
Colonel Bracket circle sponsor.
ed an all day sewing at Memoria
hall yesterday. At noon . picnic
lunch was served and the after.
noon was devoted TO sewing. Their,
was a large attendance and sew
eral comrades were present at tn.
meeting. The regular business SEES
sion OF the circle will be held OF
May 8.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Will Entertain Visiting <Rotarians
Wives.

Wives OF Rock Island Rotarians
are reminded OF the meeting which
is called for 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The meeting will be
held at the Y. W. c. A. The wom-
en- are to plan a social affair fol
the visiting wives of Rotarians vino
will be here during the biennial il
June. 1t is hoped that a large
number Of women will respond.
Circle to Have Sewing.
Helpers circle, Kings Daughter.
will hold an all-day sewing tomor'
row at the home of Mrs. c. L. Sill.
Wis, 2130 Eighteenth avenue. Mem.
bers are reminded to come prompt,
ly at 10 O'Clock and to brine
| thimbles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
To Entertain 1t Outing Club.

Mrs. John r. Dow Of 1925 Col
lege avenue and her daughter. Mrs.
n. Nelson McClelland. Of 1856 East
Eleventh street. Davenport. will
entertain q company of tri-city
friends at a luncheon Friday at I
O'Clock at the Outing club. The az
fair is to compliment their cousin,
Mrs. Owen Thompson. OF Washing
ton. D. c. This Is the third Of q
series Of parties given by the hos
tesseA for Mrs. Thompson
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Plan to Sponsor Entertainment

An entertainment is to be spon-
abofed on May II by the Kate Hill
ahio1ionary society Of the First
United Presbyterian church at the
church, to raise funds to send q
fjele9ate TO the national convention.
which will be held in June at Fort
Morgan, Colo. The program will
aclude readings and piano and vo-
\ Al numbers by several popular
A0c0 people. The affair was
Blamed last evening at the meeting
Saeod At the home Of Miss Mildred
wArnock. 42s Second street.
Is The society also decided to have
A candy table at the sale which is
HI b. conducted by the ladies' aid
c6ciety on Friday. May s. Miss
Stla4ys Wilson will represent the
E0cleey and the presbytery at the
b1rt Morgan convention. instead OF
1k1e Ruth Fitzsimmons, Who 10 I'M.
k1lo to attend.
81 1fiss Cora McKown had charge
&f the devctionals last evening and
HI Emma Buettner conducted the
Ha4g11ine review. There was a de
htful social hour when refresh,
6nts were served by the hostess
~ next meeting OF the societ,
lll Be held on May .. when Mis-.
NH0is6n. who Is conducting mis-
onafy conferences in this districI
MI be a special guest at tn,
ncoting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27
Play Whist At Neetine.

TIE Shaw dub members me.
~ Mrs Libby Pictin Of 722
nth avenue last evening. Three
&lds Of whist were surrounded,
n prizes going to Miss Sarah
nan. Miss Sadie KAtx and Miss
IN Leman. Dainty Refreshments
- served At the close Of the
- and . social hour vas en-
~ Miss Sadie Kats viii b
49, TO the club on May 10 n
~ t1no, - Seventeenth street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-27

MONDAY.
Music Students club with Mrs. E. N.
Eead.ag. Gel East Locust street. Dar-
cnport.
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fENTOGA MILL BURNED
Saw MIL. Excepting Power Plant En-.
urely Destroyed Friday Might

The saw mill OF the pontoga Lumber
Co at Pcntoga was destroyed by nre
last Friday night II "a said that the
Power plant was saved hut that the
balance OF the mill was pretty well
Kuttod and must be entirely rebuilt.
Tho frc caught IN the shlngle mill
according 20 the best Information OBJ
talnablo and got under suuch head
way before Il was checked that the
mon had hard time saving what they
did save.
None of the bis stock OF lumber In
the yards was affected. There are
millions of feet OF lumber piled up and
had the flames gotten into those piles
the losa would have been immense.
The greatest loss 20 the company Is
tie taking away OF mill when there
Is 80 much timber on the banks de.
pending upon that mill for saving "a
cilitlee AZ least three million feet
~ legs yet await trucking 10 the mill
and these viii deteriorate fast now.
u Il prohahIe that the logs will be
ahipped 60 some other poin, 70 DO saw.
sd a. lt viii be impossible 10 rebuild
the mill IN time 10 cut them
The rontoga Lumber Co. IA owned
by Herman Holmes, Thomas Mon,am.
ho and the sawyer Goodman interests.
The amount ~ Insurance Is not known.
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FARM RtRENr HIRrS aANtGER

a, = sPeciA, meeting ot tAe cxcea
,tte oonnatsee 90 sAe County rarm
eareaa last week. Mr. Charles Nea
seAaptr ~ Crystal rslls VAS hirca
s. SeeresasS Troasarcr aaa Manager
FsF save ,'u,c ,at F1vr, Earvaa sn
ttea eoar,y has eeea Handicapped Nv
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