The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-30
Cesari.Forbes Wedding.

Cesari-FOrbeS Wedding.
Cards are being received by tri-
city friends in announcement of the
in Paris, France, of Mrs.
N. NJ. Forbes of London, England,
sister of Mrs. E. K. Putnam of DAY.
and M. Jules Cesari of Paris.
The wedding was a very quiet
ceremony of Tuesday, July IL, in
Paris, where the bride has been
her home. During the war
Madame Cesari was a French Red
Cross nurse at Aix-les-Nains and at
Chambrey, both in Savoy, near the
APPS. Tri-city friends whom the
bride met during a couple Of visits
here with her sister, became inter-
ested in her work and raised funds
which made possible the equip
ment of one of the hospitals in
which she worked with an up-to-
date X-ray apparatus.
After three years of nursing,
Madame Cesari was compelled to
take a much-needed rest and she
has since been living in Paris. She
became acquainted with NJ. Cesari
at Aix-les-Nains at the beginning of
the war. The home will be in
Paris.
Mrs. Putnam, who has been i'll in
London the past year, was unable
to be present for the ceremony, but
she is improving in health and is
hopeful of returning TO Davenport
with her infant son.
Twins Have Birthday Party.
Harold and Raymond Haberthur,
the twin sons of MIR. and Mrs.
Linus Haberthur of 1900 Tenth
street, entertained at a birthday
party yesterday afternoon. They
celebrated their eighth birthday
anniversary. twenty-five friends
were the guests of the afternoon
and enjoyed some entertaining
games. Prizes were awarded 70
Katherine Bollman, Lois Olney,
rosemary Godthart and Meanor
Cook Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Haberthur.
Wfll Picnic on Dixon Lawn.
The woman's home missionary
society of the First Methodist
CHURCH will hold a picnic on the
lawn Of Mrs F. s. Dixon's home.
III Fifteenth street on Tuesday
evening. Supper will be served
1t O'Clock and business session
Will follow. The meeting was to
nave been held at the home of Mrs.
Z. A Siemon. Each member is |
asked TO bring her own plate and |
Family Dinners for Guests.
MIS- ID. M Taylor of BOAT Tenth |
avenue are entertaining at a din
aer party this evening at their
home for Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart !
and two daughters, Leonora |
and Katherine of Joplin, Mo. The |
visitors are guests of relatives in |
Milan. The company will include |
q group of relatives.
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert kale OF Milan entertained some |
eighteen at family dinner for the
Stewards.
Concert at Milan Church.
Last evening a most ENJOYABLE
concert was given at the
Milan Methodist church by the
young peoples missionary society.
A splendid program of selections
was given The church was yerv
'rethly decorated for the concert
md a neat sum was realized by the
society.
Social Announcements.
The regular all-day sewing Of the
ewing circle of Barbara Frietchie
ent, No. 81, Daughters Of Veterans.
VIII be held Monday at Long View
ark The regular business session
u the tent will be held next Fri
lay.
The Who-So-Ever Bible class will
ave a picnic supper Monday eve
ling at Long View park Supper
Will be served at $50.
REYNOLDS
Especial Correspondence
Reynolds, Ill, July 30.-Miss 1
esta German and Leona Babcock
isited with Mrs. Pearl Sharp
'riday. ,
Miss Dorothea Hartman enter !
aimed the Standard Bearers at s
er home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. L. H. Rommel visited with I
er mother, Mrs. c. A. Kell, FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Morgan and
ISIS Rachel Huston were in Rock !
'land Friday.