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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-20

very cold here the ground has remain
ed frozen AN day. 1t showed steadily J
AN day sunday.
AR. and Mrs. Vernon O'Harra and
small daughter Vernita OF Weston
have heeu visiting at the C.. Z. Jones
home.
The Athen3-Weston Post American
Legion announces % Christmas dance
for Christmas Eve. December "a, al
Athena. Music will be furnished by
McFariand's orchestra Of Pendleton.
Allen Brown of Weston Mountain
Nas an Athena visitor Friday.
DY f. ID. Watts was a visitor in
pcndIcton Wednesday.
Mrs William Schrimpf who has
Dccu confined TO her home with illness
is improving.
Amos O'Dell is again proprietor Of
The Athena barber shop, which he and
Penn Harris sold TO r. l.. Reynolds of
Weston late in the summer. Mr.. Rey-
maud has -repurchased his shop II.
Weston ana VIII remove Z" weston
soon NHh ms Iahllll !" iesiue.
A.. VI GINS oil Nashtuoha spent
"Wednesday evening m Atheua'
MG- ana MIS- VII flaIusI IL %
Milton spent sunday at the nome oil
h'r parents MI ana MIS- FRANK De
fieece-
MI. ana MiS' vernon ti"Ird anu
@ul"h u'USHteI N'Ihll' auu MI ana
MIS-. }. T." Jones were IN Feholetoii
Ihufsuay afternoon
for II thlrd hummer on the CAD
mean Lyceum Course sponsored pN
'he Athena commercial OIup' Eosal
; hlhdI'y' noted huil"rlst ana lectui-
er VIII be at the hlsh school auultof-
lun on the evening OF january ,'h.
MI ana Mrs' Eldoh King OF N'S'oi
were shopping IN Athena SaturulN'
The members oI the j. T. Gun mo
tered to Adams WEDNESDAY Afternoon
ana met AT the nome OF MIS- jane
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-20

AS the result of experimental work
In the laboratory established by the
California, methods have been devcl-
oped for using most of the cull, frozen
and surplus oranges and lemons which
heretofore were largely wasted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-20

REPORT

East O~rcsonian, county print
ing budget and school supt.S 25O.2J
Pendleton Tribune, county
budget ........~. 2s2.Oo
h. + Bean, travelling expenses 800
/. NJ. Schannep, travelling eX-
penSeS lN.VO
G. L. Dunning. do .........- $50
c. Il. Randall. district attor-
neys office .-........... 3O.O9
Il. /. Keator. expenses district
attorneys office .......... s1.7OI
Guy Cook, court baliff ...... 400
Horn & Werst, repairs justice
court l9.3V
K. T. Brown, postage for Of
fees .................... $500.
/. C. Frazier. office supplies 1925
Pacific Tel. Co., office tele-
phone gb.93
Taylor Hardware. supplies for
poor and Jail ............ 1l45
Il. r. Brown. tax collection
clerk ................... 62.G0
The Franklin Press, sheriff's
supplies 31.25
w. +. Kochenderfer, do $50. 500
Western Union. do ......... 1928
The PEOPLES Warehouse, iail $40
II. w. ireland. clerks supplies 1855
/ Glass &PrudhOnAnc, supplies
~. nr,i.as o,O4o
Pilot Rock Record. supplies
for clerk .............. 600
Ryder prothorH ynptli.y G.12
Grace A.. Gillian. ass slant in
t~reasuicrs office ....... 3l.lS
r.. w. Ayers. c"'cric4l work.
psycssors office ....... 1880
p 9 Hawks do 100
Gortrnde Nash. school supt... 800
w w Green. expenses for
school supt. ...........~. 53.45
/ Ida f. Stewart. widow pen
eioncl $500
Winnie Fox, do ........... $500
Ietha j. King. do .......... $500
Mrs. Jacob Kinnard, do .... 1850
Mary Il. Wilson, do ........ 1000
Mrs. James I}annon, do ..... 4H.00
Elsa Cambridge. do ........ $500
Carrie Goyen, do ..-........ $500
Minnie Il. Frost. do ........ 1900
Flora Wilder. do .......... 1000
Maude Boyce, do ........-.. 1000
Ethel NJ. Stringcr. do ,...... 1880
O. ". II. & n. Co, freight on
wood 1903
w. J.. Clark, court house exp. SIS
Penlnnd Brothers, hauling
trash S.Sl
pendleton Water Works, wa
ter rent $40
Murphy Paint Co. repairs for
court house ........... 1.GO
United Chemical Co, supplies
for court house ,.,..~.... 3l.Ts
Shields Fruit Co.. fuel ...... 278.49
Pacific Power II Light Co.,
lights $685.
INLAND Mere. CO., poor act.
Support of family ... 151G
Casteel g. Stanley. do 2l05
Tuna Lnm Lbr. CO., do $50
pendlcton Meat Co. poor farm 1850
c. d. Hobbs, stunt. of poor
family 10.6O
Brown & Brady. funeral Of
poor 4. ZOO
J.. 2. Burgin. supplies to farm l.75
Peterson Brothers, support of
poor family I23s
Standard Oil Co.. supplies TO
farm ...... 3S.50
McClintock & Simpson, do 49,. 500
TAYLOR Hardware. do 435
j. A. Horn, cash advanced 21.17
Edgar Holm, poor family 49,. 2O.oO
A%lcXanders. poor family e7c
Despair & Lee, do .,.,..,... 25.Oo.
NJ. d. Kaser, poor act. og5
Bybee 4 Mackey poor family 20 90
st. Anthonys Hospital. Door
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A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR HIM!

Suits, Overcoab, Suit Cases, Travelling Bags, Umbrellas, Wardrobe 7
Silk Shirts, Bath Robes House Goats, Neckwear, Silk OF Wool Scarfs, Silk
Gloves, Hats, Belts, Sweaters, Handkercliefs, Suspenders, Carriers, Arm
Pajamas, Night Robes, Full Dress Vests, Silk Hats, House Slippers, Edwin
Shoes, ALL Of the regular Bond Brothers quality
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time if you went The next time he
goes there tell him you are going
along. After he sees that you en-
joy yourself too he will realize that
he was mistaken. Your visits will
mean much to the wife because
doubtless she is lonely in this new
country.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a
girl i5 years old. Would it be all
right to walk home from school
with a boy? My parents object to
my going with boys. 1 go to the
show Wednesday night and my sis
ter goes with me. If she sees any
thing out Of the way she comes
home and tells my parents. Would
1t be all right for boy to bring me
home from the show?
BROWN EYES.
You are too young to give so
much thought to boys. Walk home
from school with your girl friends
and enjoy them for a few years
longer. You will grow old soon
enough. Your parents are right in
thinking you are still too young to
go with boys.
Yes, you are too young to let a
boy take you home from the show.
Be satisfied to have your sister
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30

Dear Mrs. Thompson: My hus-
bald was born in the old country,
but he has been here many years
and speaks English as well as / do
except that he has an accent I'm
til lately he has not known any
one Of his own nationality in town.
When q man and his wife from his
own country came he vas very glad
to meet them and since has spent
many evenings at their home. They
have been here such short time
that they speak English poorly.
When he goes to see them he tells
me I would not enjoy myself. The
other day met the wife and she
asked me in such an eager way to
come when my husband goes there
that / don't know what to do about
it. Do you think I would be in
truding if l went along once in a
while? Do you think my husband
would feel that l was tagging
along?s MRS. H. H.
Your husband probably believes
that you would not have a good
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30

dren are married or living away
from home except this daughter
She and her husband refused to
live with me, but they have invited
me to live with them They say.
however, that they want to start
life with their own things and do
not want the old furniture, pictures,
etc. IN my home. If l go to them
l VIII have to sell or store my be-
ionslngs. don't know what to do
about it>and want your advice.
MOTHER.
Keep your own things and your
own home as long as youscan. am
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Schmidt-Andresen Engagement

"A monday week announcement
which is OF interest to many friends
Is that which was made at a fam
ny ny uiqner OF the week by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. F. Andersen of 5I2 So
street, Davenport, and is of the en-
gagement between their daughter
aecWig Margaret, and Hugo I
Schmidt. a prominent young bust
ness man of Davenport, and a son
OF oswald Schmidt, secretary-treas-
Crer OF the Crescent Macaroni &
cracker company.
Miss Andersen and Mr. Scbu;at
are both graduates of the Dayen|
port public and high schools. Mr
schmidt is associated with his fat6-
pr, Oswald Schmidt, and brothsr
Carl Schmidt, IN the Crescent com,
pany as a sales manager.
NO date has been set for the wal
ling which viii be in the earIv
pring. COZ y
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sure that you will be happier ,A..
way than to give up everythiss
that Is yours in order to be ~
your daughter. Besides, it win -
better for her If she and her hns
band can start out alone az.
them a few years by themselyss
After children come condition. viii
be different and il you want to -
to them then there will be mess
chance for you to be happy Ia
gether. The old saying that two {
a couple and three is a crowd i
true when a young CON
pie starts housekeeping.
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The Sonata Students club held
the annual Christmas frolic We'd
nesday night at the home of Mrs.
c. r. Livingston, 1910 College ave-
nue., a beautifully decorated and
lighted tree and exchange of Christ
mas gifts being attractions and
events of the evening.
A Christmas lunch was served
after the musical program which
was composed of the following Sc
lections:
Polanaise-Op. &c, No. /. Chopin
Mrs. Livingston.
The Voice of the Chimes. .. Hahn
Miss Sara Sampson.
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson.
The Star of Bethlehem .Plogosky
Mrs. Harold Rathbun.
Polonaise-Op. II, No. q. Chopin
Mrs. Livingston.
Loves In My Heart. Woodman
Berry Brown ...... Stephens
Mrs. c. E. Anderson.
The next meeting, Jan %, will
be with Miss Pauline Dittman Of
Brown street
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Mooseheart Legion Christmas
Party.

Women of Mooseheart legion,
Rock Island chapter, No. 351, held
Christmas party last night at
Maths hall. There were cards and
dancing enjoyed by ITS members
and friends present. A program
was given which included charac-
ter readings and approximations by
Bert Hudson, songs by Mrs. r. w.
Mason, readings by Mrs. Charles
Humes, and a song by little Miss
Eloise Ryerson
At 8 O'Clock Santa Claus appear
ed and presented each child with a
gift and Christmas candy, and re-
freshments were served. A Christ
mas tree was the center of attrac-
ton during the early part of the
evening, and holiday decorations
were used about the hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Has Party on Rirfhdar-

MISS Minnie Sherman of 1107
Eighth avenue, was hostess last
night to group of 20 girl friends
at party given in celebration Of
her birthday anniversary. Games
ana dancing were the diversions.
prizes being won by Miss Anna
hatz, Miss Moilie zimmerman and
Miss Lena Alter.
AT 3 O'Clock the hostess served
delicious luncheon at a table very
pretuly decorated in pink and
white. There was a birthday cake
win II candles as a centerpiece
MISS Sheinmap received MANY pret-
~ glits as remembrances o fine
occasion. i'ie
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wedding anniversary at their home
on North Sunny Lane, Monmouth,
Wednesday. At noon a three course
dinner was served to 40 friends
and relatives. Many gifts of gold
were received by the couple. Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobson resided in Rock
Island for nine years, moving from
here to Monmouth. They were
united in marriage in Monmouth
by Rev R. c. Matthews, D. D. The
four children were present at the
celebration.
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Surprise on Mrs Garretson

Neighhors ana friends to the
NUMBER OF Is o. Mrs. E. B. Garret-
son of 1915 Twenty-sixth street
gathered at her home on Wednes'
day afternoon. The event was j.,
honor of her birthday. The after-
noon was spent socially and ra-
freshments served. AS a gift from
the company. Mrs. Garretson was
presented with a record.
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Della Epsilon Dance

A number of Rock Island cou-
pies attended the dancing party
sponsored last evening at the Out
ing club by the Delta Epsilon So
ci2ty. Miedke's orchestra played
the dance music last evening. This
was one of the many holiday dances
for tri-city young people sponsored
during the holiday season.
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Home Guards Christmas Party

The Home Guards of the Spencer
Memorial church enjoyed a Christ
mas party meeting yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Alec
QuIst. 1925 Fourteenth street The
devotonals and business session
We're led by the president. Miss
Lucille Slocum, and it was decided
70 send the sum of 81 to the Cum
inlngham orphanage at Urbana
TWO new members were present
yesterday, making a total of 81
MISS Elizabeth Bowes OF Washing
ton. Iowa, was a visitor.
Miss Ruth Miller lead the lesson
taxing an Alaskan story as the
theme, "Noadluk, or the Bow Who
Won. Miss Helen Wright gave a
reading, and piano numbers were
gwen by Miss Slocum, Miss Mavme
Boline and Miss Nellie Buckert. Re-
Ireshments were served by Mrs
SuIst, who was assisted bv Mrs
Henry Paulsen of Milwaukee. who
IS a visitor in the city. Gifts were !
exchanged also. The penny collec-
uon amounted to 50 cents.
MISS Beryl Mccarthy of saa
f'orty-fourth street viii entertain
the grounds on Jan 2S at her
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Department Party at Sudlow Home.

Members of the junior depart
ment of the South Park Presbyter-
ian Sunday school were guests at
Christmas party yesterday after
noon at the home of the superin-
tendent. Mrs. H. Z. Sudlow. 1850
Twenty-frst avenue. There were
some seventy-five children and
teachers of the department. While
the children coasted and played
games, the teachers enjoyed the
hours with sociability.
There was a large Christmas
tree. which was the center of at
traction after the children tired of
the out-of-door play, and each guest
received a gift. A delicious lunch
con was served late in the after
noon. Decorations in the rooms
were holly and flowers and plants
suggesting the Yuletide colors.
Mrs: Sudlow was presented with
gold pencil by the teachers and
pupils In appreciation of the work
she has done for the department
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Dances and Supper
Parties to Usher
W. in the New Year

The Rock Island club will be tbs
scene OF one Of the several New
Years watch parties tomorrow
night when some two hundred and
fIfty members will dance the old
year out and the new in at the club
This year the New Years party Is
an invitation affair, and the guests
are to include only members and
friends. Dancing Is to start at $3.50
and at 11:30 a supper will be serv-
ed. Miedke's orchestra will play
fsr the affair. Dancing will con-
time after supper.
The committee in chafge OF the
club affair includes Walter F, Roth,
chairman. willard Larkin, John w.
Potter. Ben A. Stewart and II. E.
Curtis.
Rock Island lodge No. $50, Elks,
is sponsoring its annual New Years
eve party at the club rooms. The
entertainment committee has pro-
yided a program which will appeal
to a wide range of pleasure seek
ers. The hours from O'Clock until
IL will be devoted to dancing and
the music will be furnished by
Schoessel's orchestra. Refresh
ments will be served during the eve
ming, and promptly at IL o'clock
the advent of the New Year will be
noisily welcomed with musical
toys A buffet supper, with cabaret
numbers, will be served on the sec
ond floor. A stunt melody will be
given by j. Walter Wilson, a solo
dance, "Humoresque," by Miss |
Helen Bartz, whistling solo by r.
p. Richie and a song called BE |
tween You and t. by Rosie Wright. !
Rock Island Moose sponsor a
az Maths hall, and Rock Island en-
campment, No. IL, odd Fellows,
has party for it's members and
friends at Odd Fellows hall, with
dancing from until IL o'clock, fol-
lowed by supper.
Other affairs in the tri-cities in
cIude the dance at the Moline
Chamber of Commerce. the dance
at the Davenport Chamber of Com
merce, the Outing club and at the
Terrace Gardens.
Besides these general affairs, '
there will be numerous parties in
private homes for groups of people >
who will watch the old year out.
There will be dinner parties at ]
many homes, one of the largest to
be the affair at which Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Velie will entertain at their
home "Villa Velie' in Moline.
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Surprise on MRS. Hngman.

Members OF the W#nan's mis-
sionary society of the &loria Del
United Presbyterian chHsch went
to the home of Mrs. Freeman Bing-
man, 1888 Forty-second avenue,
yesterday morning and carried out
a birthday surprise party on her.
Mrs. Bingham was to have enter
tanned the society in the afternoon,
and the members planned the sur
prise dinner in celebration OF her
anniversary.
During the afternoon there was
a short mission program led by
Mrs. John Forgy, and at the bust
ness session the following officers
were elected:
President-Mrs. Hugh Ralston.
First vice president.Mrs George
Groth.
Second vice president = Mrs.
Charles Mann.
Secretary-Mrs. John Forgy.
Treasurer-Miss Elizabeth Beck.
Thank offering secretary = Mrs.
sunshine hines secretary mrs. clar-
ence Parvin.
The next meeting will be held
Jan. at the home of Miss Beck,
1911 Forty-fourth avenue.
Observe 50th Wedding Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jacobson OF
Monmouth, former residents of
Rock Island, celebrated their 5oth
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Present Program at Home.

Members of the Lily Troop, Girl
scouts of the Evangelical church of
Rock Island, gave a Christmas pro-
gram and entertainment last night
at Bethany home. The youngsters
thoroughly enjoyed the program as
Well as the treat furnished by the
father of one of the troop mem
bers. The entertainment was the
same as was presented at the
church last Monday evening. The
next regular meeting of the troop
will be held next Thursday night in
the church basement.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Affairs for Visitors

Mrs. j. r. Tuckis of 1901 Four
teenth-and-a-half street. entertain
ed at a small luncheon yesterday
noon at the Rock Island club. COM
plimenting Miss Caroline Rice of
Peoria, the houseguest of Mrs. F.
W Bahnsen and Mrs. Frederick
Wells of New York, who is spend
ing the holidays in the city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mixter.
rms afternoon Mrs. Ben Mitchell
rs entertaining at a bridge at the
PM Mitchell residence, 720
Twentieth street, TO honor Mrs.
Wells.
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viii Appear I'm Florida Concerts

Mrs. James 4. Findlay and baby
daughter. Patricia, of Chicago, are
in Davenport and will remain over
New Years, the house guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Sweet
of PAPA Pershing avenue, Daven-
port Mrs. Findlay was, before her
marriage, Miss Marie Sweet of Dav-
export. She has a charming voice
and is to leave shortly on a two
months concert tour south singing
in Palm Beach, Fla. and vicinity
during February and March. She
will appear as soloist and also
in quartet composed of pupils of
Mrs. Sybil McDermid of Chicago.
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Postpone Meeting One WaaL

Turner ladies should have baId
their regular meeting on Mopday
out because New Years day is be-
ing observed then, the meeting has
peen postponed one week. 1t will
De neld Jan. at the Hotel Harms
ana Will be social session
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30

The letter men Of Rock Island
high school surprised Marcellus
Rinck at his home, 1920 Twentieth
street, last night. the occasion be
ing his 18th birthday anniversary.
Cards were played. and the prizes
in the games went to George Pan
nell first and Howard DOMAIN sec
ondG
Refreshments were served by the
hosts mother late in the evening
at the dining room table, on which
was a birthday cake containing Is
candles. The host was presented
with gift as a remembrance of
the occasion.
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County Meeting Ian. liz

A meeting Of the Rock Island
county Kings Daughters will he
neId at the Y: W. c. A. Sunday aft
ernoon. Jan. 16. Mrs. J. D. Nickel
vey 'of Moline is in charge of the
program. 'Ao
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Watch Party at Settlement

An old fashioned watch meeting
will be held tomorrow night at the
West End Settlement. Services
will commence at 10 o'clock. All
friends are invited to attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
8 ocial q vents
CALENDAR

SATURDAY.
New Tears eve dancing party and mid
night supper at Rock Island club.
Elk's New Years dance
Eew Years dance at Outing club.
Tri-City Art league holiday tea and
presentation Of Floyd DelIs. The Angel
Tn-city An league tea at ssudioa.
Mrs. y, Stuart Dart Of POI Twsntieth
Daughters of the American Revolution.
New Years eve dinner 1t villa vefie.'
Trf-city an-He1lenie luncheon al Ter
Dance a Moline Chamber of Commerce.
New Years eve wsteh party at Terraces
Gardens.
Moose dance at Nash's harl.
New Years eve dance at Dsvenport
Chamber OF Con1merce.
Watch night dance at Odd Fellow han
given by Rock Island encampment No. IL.
MONDAY.
Daughters of Israel give New Years
night dancing party at Odd Fellows hall.
Music Students club program meeting
at home of Mrs. Alfred c. Mueller of Dav-
EXPORT
- TUESDAY.
Rock Island Musical club.
Ready-to- Help Circle. Kings Daughters;
meets with Mrs. John Volk. Jr., 1907 /
Fifth avenue.
Horace Mann PIT A
Colonel Bracket circle, Ladies of the !
G. A R.. hold installation of officers.
WEDNESDAY
Womsn's Relief corps installation.
Club night informal at Outing club.
THURSDAY.
In -His-Name circle, Kings Daughters.
meets.
Court No. 81 and Black Hawk court No.
500 Court of Honor. give dance at Maths
hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Breakfast for Miss Louden.

Miss Alice Journy of 1872 Eighth
avenue entertained this morning at
breakfast complimenting Miss
Blythe Louden of St Louis, for
merry of Rock Island, who arrived
this morning to spend New Years
here. She is Miss journeys house
guest.
The guests this morning were
members of the S. E. club to which
the honoree belongs. There were
covers for 10. Narcissus were used
on the table
Several parties have been arrang-
ed in honor of Miss Louden to be
given during her short visit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30

with you. Some girls Of your age
are not allowed TO go to the movies
as often as once q week and you
should appreciate your parents
leniency rather than to criticise
them because they object to boys.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: My daugh-
ter is to be married the first of
January Her wedding is rather
sudden although she has been en-
gagged for some time. Her fiance
has had a promotion which twill en-
able him to marry at once.
l am widow and all Of my chill
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-30
Cabaret Dance at
BIackhawk Proves
Successful Affair

The gold room of the Hotel
Blackhawk, Davenport. was the
scene of one of the most successful
OF the weeks parties. when Temple
Emanuel Center sponsored cab
aret-dance. Some eighty-five cou-
pies enjoyed the affair, dncing from
s O'Clock until 1890, when the cab
aret features were put on between
the supper courses.
Miss Ruth Eager of Davenport
gave vocal numbers, an oriental
dance was given by a professional
dancer, and two singers from the
group entertaining this week at the
Terrace Gardens gave numbers.
There was an interpretive dance.
>'Cabaret Step" given by the Misses
Goldye Sosna. Florence Levenstein
and Florence Lewis of Rock Island,
which concluded the numbers.
Dancing continued until o'clock.
the music being furnished by
O'DelPs orchestra.
This was one of the first big az
fairs sponsored by the Center,
which will probably arrange others
to be held in the future, so success
ful did this first venture prove.