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be held at 1905 II street northwest,
In charge are: General chairman,
Mrs. Charles woodruff; dresses,
Mrs. Horace Westcott, Nine. de
Sibour and Miss Loring; hats. Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend; bric-a -brao
and antiques. Mrs. William Ham
mond and Mrs. Gist Blair; books.
pictures and frames. Mrs Frank
Noyes and Mrs. Augustus Stanley;
household articles, Mrs. Lansdale
and Mrs. Elliott Goodwin: five and
ten-cent table, Miss Rosalind
Wright: fancy table Ne l. Mrs.
Walter Tucllerman; fancy able
No. ., Miss Elsie Cassels. Mrs. New
bold Noyes and Mrs Hudson
Among others who will assist the
committee are the following: Mrs
]. Allan DouGherty, Miss McCOmb,
Miss Helen Ernst. Mrs. II. Howard.
Nine. Grouitch, Mrs Walter Will
cox, Mrs. Greene. Mrs. Victor Cush-
man. Mrs. Loren Johnson. Mrs. Eas-
ton, Mrs. Mitchell. Miss Valerie
Padelford. Miss Solveros. Mrs.
Philip sheridan, Mrs. H. J. Stabler,
Mrs. Sherman Miles Mrs. G. T
Marye. Mrs. Tittman, Mrs. Fred
erick Brooke. Mrs. Frank West,
Mrs. sheldon. Miss Lay. Mrs. Ihl-
Bell. Mrs. II. s. Bernton. Mrs. Thorn
as Reed, Mrs. Charles +. Howry
and Mrs. Walter Denegre.
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PHILIPPINE BANK
FACES RIGID PROBE

MANILA, Dec. s.-The Filipino
solons, aroused by the statement
in the Wood-forbes report that the
Philippine National Bank story con-
stitutes one Of the darkest pages in
the history Of the islands. are plan
ming a Senatorial investigation of
the bank and its branches. The in
vestisation Of the Closing Of the
Shanghai branch is already progress
ing, and it is to be extended IL the
resolution prepared for presentation
to the Senate passes. which it is ex-
psetsd to DO.
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Continued on Page Eight.
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N. Y. Society Gives Reception.

large portion Of the New York
eeIesation In Congress stood N the
receiVlng line at the reception of the
New York State Society at Rausch-
last night Senators Calder and
madsworth. and Representatives Nc
Sre gor. Hogan. Ryan. Mills, Griffin,
pH0tt. Sanders, Cullen. Ten Eyck,
hlne' Houghton, Crowder and Parker
sreeted the 500 guesrs and members
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California Society Meets.

Patrick J. Haltgan. reading cisre
Of the House Of Representatives, de-
livered an illustrated lecture on Cal.
ifornia last night before the Cali
fornia State Society at the Thomson
school. Thirteenth and l. street.
northwest. Plans were discussed ior
the twenty-sixth annual celebration
to be held next month.
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Speaker of the House and Mrs.
Frederick II. Gillett entertained at
dinner last evening for a few dis
tinguished guests
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EXPERTS ~ CLOID BATTLE
ENTERTAINED At DINNER.

Assistant Secretary of War J.
Mayhem Wainwright gave a dinner
last evening, in honor Of members
of the Air Service. The guests
were Air Vice Marshal Higgins. Air
Commodore l.. r. .. Charlton. Col.
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The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes were hosts at
luncheon at the embassy yesterday.
Their guests included the Rt. Hon
Arthur James Baifour. Mrs. Joseph
Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
Miss Mabel Boardman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon. Sir
Maurice Hankey. II. G. Wells and
Senator Pearce. of the Australian
arms delegation.
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The Secretary Of War. John w.
Weeks. went to New York Wednes-
day and spent two days at Hotel
Aston. where he addressed the
fifteenth annual convention Of the
Association OF Life Insurance Presi-
dents yesterday.
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Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained
at dinner last evening. when her
guests were the Argentine Ambas-
raSor and Nine. lie Breton. the
American Ambassador to Argentina
and Mrs. John W. Riddle. Minister
OF the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes
and Nine. Grouitch: Lady Henry. Of
London. and several others. Mrs.
Mcdonald is giving series Of din
nors. Of which this : the first. The
second will he Cr~on on Sunday
evening
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Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Herbert Hoover will have as their
guests over the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hallawell. of Boston.
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concert at the National Thester
yesterday afternoon. Others in her
party were Mrs. Adelaide Worth
Bagley, Mrs. William Kearney Carr.
Mrs. Robert Grain and Mrs. Joseph
Z. ThroPp. Others in the brilliant
audience were Countess Annesley.
the Director Of the Consular Serv-
ice and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, Mrs
c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. John ALA n
,Dougherty. Mrs. Gilbert Stuart.
Gen. and Mrs. William d. Conner.
Ralph SnOwden Hill. Mrs Robert
Hinckley. Miss Gladys HinckIey.
Frederick Stevens. Miss Elsie
Downing. Charles Noble Gregory.
Mrs. F. S. Nash Mrs. Walter Wood
son. Mrs. George d. Hope and Mrs
Judson G. Welliyer
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Lady Geddes. wife of the British
Ambassador. was the guest of Mrs.
Angus w. Mclean at the Galli-CurcI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02

the most influential organizations
IN Rock Island, in recognizing this
organization, supported by the U.
5. government, the state, as well as
county boards of supervisors all
over the state, has given distinct
encouragement to the women who
are making this their big work lust
At the present time. 1t was report
ed at the meeting also that one of
Rock Islands prominent women.
one always first in good works, had
taken out 10 memberships and
these were to be given to those
housekeepers to whom they would
bring most benefit-women with lit
tie children who could get much
help in regard to their food from
the adviser.
The work of Mrs. Edith Barker
OF Davenport, the home adviser for
Scott county. with which all the
women Of the three cities are IA
miliar, was also spoken Of with en-
thusiastic endorsement. the work
Mrs. Barker is doing showing lust
what the value of a home bureau
will be in Rock Island county.
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THEATRE crown
CHEERS WILSON
President Sees Driakwats,s slA
raAan Llneslas- sAsxs lf.rt
OF Illness,

Washington. Feb. a.-so "a, :.
had been learned at the W.T..
house today. President wil.o, =. s..
suffering no ill effects from HI, -
tendance at the theatre last pish,
his first since the illness which !,
terrupted his League Of N.,,.s.
speaking tour in September. ,a,s
With Mrs. Wilson and his ~, .su''
er-ln-law, John Randolph Boll;. a
the president witnessed a perfc, rs'
ance OF John Drinkwater's "Ah.a
ham Lincoln" surprising a Lar.
audience when he appeared !. 81 !.
lower box shortly before IN. :. ~. |.
tain arose. A round Of ann,ss..
and cheers greeted the presidsn,
when recognized by the audienc.
which rose in unison and stoos
until he was seated. WV
The flood Of light on the r,..,
dents box gave the assembled hn,
dreds their first clear view of ~.
man whose whitened hair and MAJ.
deeply nn91 countenance bors 81.
dence Of the effect of the lonr hi.
ness from which he is now said IA
be making rapid recovery.
President Wilson, using q .
made his entrance into the boz !,
the arm of his brother-in-lav vha
also aided him in rising and ,s.v
ing the theatre after the perform.
ance.
The president used one Of tn.
rear stage doors on entering ana
leaving the theatre, disappointing |,
throng which had gathered at ths
front entrance to see him leave an.
er the performance.
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Two reels of motion pictures
were shown at the regular weekly
meeting Of the Hi-Y held last eve
ming. The show that was to be
given by the members Of the Hi-Y
has been postponed until March 4
and will be in the form of a circus.
Twenty-seven members were pres
ent at last evenings meeting.
Abraham Pleading for Sodom"
will be the subject of the bible
class at the weekly Thursday eve
ming meeting.
All members Of the boys depart
ment who secured one paid up
member for the month of January
will be entertained at q booster
banquet, together with the men,
Der who has obtained a member
ship. The date will be set later.
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| Delightful Play Is
Feature Program
At Musical Club

A program which was eatirely
different and which was .enj0ysd b
. large number Of members, VA
given yGstsrday afternoon ct the
Rock Island clnb 1t the meeting Of
the Rock IslaAA Nusical club. A
clever plsy. mot . Man in the
House." constituted the greater
part Of the program for the after
noon.
The play deals with the resolu-
ton Of . widow, the part being
splendidly taken BY Mrs. ". G.
Murphy whose rough experience
with . cruel husband has led her
to make the resolution that no man
shall cross the Threshold Of the
new home In which she and her
timid maiden sister are established,
together with Aunt Belinda, dear
little old fashioned lady who sym
pathises with the young Mrs.
Goldsmith was the aunt. Into this
household comes new maid. Kate,
who has . second cousin, . police
man, who brings her news about
her family from time to time, and
young niece, Jessie Ray, who is
to make a visit while her parents
sojourn in Europe.
Kate. the Irish maid. whose part
was taken by Mrs. Faye Hough Nc
Carthy had much trouble in carry
ing out her mistress orders, for
the tradesmen, book agents, re-
porters, tramps and the maiden sis
ter's bachelor friend arrive one
after another. Mrs. J. E. Garrison
took the part Of the timid maiden
lady very cleverly, and Mrs. Cert
rude Smith was delightful as Miss
Jessie who was accepting the atten-
tons Of Allen Ross, and who is
much disturbed at the house rule
which prohibits gentlemen callers
Manytroubling circumstances arise
for Mrs. Bings, who is able to cope
with almost anything but the tramp
who enters the house in spite of the
protestations Of Kate. Finally she
orders a policeman to dispose of
the man, and thus breaks her own
rule. as Allen Ross waits in the re-
ception room and John" in the par
lor.
Mrs. E. A. Applequist, accompan-
led by Miss Katherine Heimbeck,
sang two numbers, THE Lazy
Song Uawson) and "Gossiping"
(Dodge) before the play and be-
tween the first and second acts Miss
Catherine Heimbeck gave whist
ling solo, responding with an en-
core. Miss Thekla Heimbeck was
at the piano.
1t was announced that the board
will meet at $50 at the Rock Is
land club on the afternoon Of Feb.
y, preceding o'clock meeting of
the examining board. The bakery
sale which was at first planned for
Yesterdays meeting will be held at
the March meeting. Proceeds from
the sale will be turned over to the
biennial fund.
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come the bride Of Merle Nader, Of
Marston On Feb. .. Fifty relatives
and frisnds enjoyed Z II o'clock
dinner. F0ll0wi4.g the serving Of
the four-course meal. the announce
ment OF the wedding Cate was made
In . reading giveE BY Wilma
Hutchinson.
In one of the contests Mrs. Henry
Hutchinson took the first prize and
Mrs. william Milstssd the consola-
ton favor. In q drawing contest
Mrs. Walter Peterson took the first
and Mrs. Mary Blakely of Milan the
consolation favor. There WAS q
mock wedding, Mrs. Sam Hutchin-
SON taking the role OF the minister,
Mrs. Sandy Coyne Of the bride and
Mrs. Alvin johnson of the BRIDE
groom. Several Rock Island guests
attended the affair.
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TRINITY MEN HEAR
DAWSON address

]. H. Dawson Of Winnipeg, repre-.
senting the near east relief, ad-
dressed members Of the Mems club
OF Trinity Episcopal church at Their
regular meeting last evening. The
aims of the relief work and the i'm.
mediate and terrible need Of the
cause which he represents were pic.
tured to the church men in graphic
terms.
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Colonel Brackett Cirrl.

Colonel Bracket circle. Ladie.
o me 9. A. R., met yesterday aft
srnoon At Memorial hall in regular
session. One visitor, Mrs. ]. F.
ONefl OF the Oglesby circle, Bloom
ington, and four comrades attend
ca the meeting. A class of six was
initiated and II was decided that
inc nekt meeting on Feb. Is be an
Al day sewing with a picnic din
ner being served 1t noon time.
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DoWaueL HOste.

The marriage Of Miss Irene Hoste
and Alidor Van De Vale, both OF
Milan. was eolemnized yesterday
morning at 8 o'clock at the st.
PauPs Catholic church, with Rev. P.
zwart officiating. The attendants
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CAl.EN DAR
y TO-DAY. \

1VWAAe
Thi-City Womas's Pres club has dln.
ner meeting - Aaasfsetuws hotel. No
Nm. J. =. Tucakis Il hostess q luaeAsoa
u ths Rock Island dub for Mn. G. H
Sherwood Of Springfield and Mis- Mary L
Garter Of Chicago.
Chamiaade c.ah win msst u tAe homl
Of Nm. W. 4. Mccarthy.
Ths Timely Social club vim nast
avenue.
Fine arts dcpsstncnt Of Davenport
Catholic Women's leagues gives benefit
card party q the Music Center 70 rails
funds for entersatn0ent Of the National
FEDERATION of Music clubs.
Maryaset Giles circle. Kings Daughteru
meet with Mrs. Edward Brien. 2S09 Sew
enteenth avenue.
Mid-weekly Internal n Outing club.
Atss Sophie Kafstens Of Davenport we'd
Harry Kruse.
CrOssan- Nayback and Geep-Naybsca
double wedding in Rock Island.
Augustana Endovmsnt Fund society
meets with Mrs. 8. g. Youneert. 06t
Thirty-eighth street. Mrs.. II. Nyouist -
sissing a. hostess.
Mrs. A. J. Moth Of Davenport has in.
formal afternoon tes - farewell for Nrs
J. u. Sherier.
klisahsth GarAsld tent meets 1t Swsd
ish Olive hall. Moline.
street. gives post nuptial for Mrs. Russell
Floyd Of Davenport. nee Mise EsshcI
Keller.
THURSDAY.
Mrs. T. r. Harper. Miss Virginia Har'
per and Mrs. John Swenson of Davenport
entertain at tea at Harper house.
Ideal Art club has 1 o'clock luncheon
al the home of Mrs. Minnie Rice.
In His Name circle Kings Daughters
meets with Mrs. J. J. Foley. 916 Twenty
first street.
Miss Notenena Sleek and Mrs. Mar
Lyls yeitch of Davenport give Joint 70.
cital 1t the Hotel Black HAWK.
Heather5ell club has birthday meeting
at home Of Mrs. c. Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grafton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Sears and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
b. Weaver of Davenport give evening
bridge as c-nuptial for Misc Marion
Floyd-Jones and Erwin e. Naeckel.
Mrs. l. S. White is luncheon hostess
for Mrs. G. II. Sherwood of Springfield.
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Arvid SamuelsOn OF 900 Twenty
third street will be hostess to the Tn City
6ranch Association Collegiate Alumnae.
Student department of the Rock Island
Musical club meets at the home of Mrs
J. +. Robinson. 6l3 Twentieth street
Comrade J. @. Scholes celebrates birth.
day anniversary at the home OF his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Caroline Paul. with open house
from $50 ~ 8 o'clock.
Students auxiliary to Davenport Wom-
ans club meets at New Music center
Annual party Of students and Alumnse
Of the Immaculate Conception Academy At
the echool.
Mrs. F. B. Yetter and Mrs. F. A.
Waugh Of Davenport give tea a. fare
well for Mrs. J. n. Sherief at Yettef
home.
Mrs. I. S. White gives bridge for her
house guest, Mrs. G.. H. Sherwood.
MONDAY.
Optimus Reading circle will be enter
tanned by Mrs. o. H. Birkel. T35 Fiji
tenth street.
Music Student club.
TUESDAY.
BK Chapter. p. e. o. meets with
Mrs. ]. L. Vernon. $50 Twenty-second
street.
Villa Guild coffee at the home of Mrs
D. c. Murphy. 1916 Twenty third street.
Sevens meet with Mrs. Florence
Houghton.
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County Convention Monday,
Shower for Bowling Girl.

Shower for Bowling Girl.
Mrs. James Hutchinson and Mrs.
Sam Hutchinson Of Bowling enter
tanned yesterday at pre-nuptial
dinner at the James Hutchinson
home as a courtesy for their niece,
Miss Hazel Long, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wood Long, who is to be-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
Take In New Members.

twenty-five new members were
taken into the parent-teachers' as
ISOLATION of Horace Mann school
yesterday afternoon at the meeting
held yesterday at the school. There
was splendid attendance Of mem.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
roing Peoples Conference.

Today at the South Park Presby-
serlan church the young people are
having conference under the aus.
picss OF the p.esbytery. Begin
ming At 4:l5. addresses will be Civ
ca. and at 6 O'Clock . basket sun
per viii be served. DR.. verkuyle
9! chicago and Rev. Marvin Walter
OF Joy will have charge Of the
meetinE. Numerous out-of-town
oeiegates are in attendance.
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Neline. Stat Card Party.

The degree stat of the Rebekahs
Of Moline will sponsor a card party
Friday afternoon at Swedish Olive
hall in Moline. The affair is for all
the members Of the organization
and their friends. Prizes will be
awarded to the men and ladies
holding the high SCI r. and refresh
ments will be served.
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AID to Meet n Church

the ladies' aid society OF the Ne
mortal Christian church is to meet
Inufs0ay afternoon at the church.
Nelreshments will be served fol-
lowing the business session.
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GAYLORD TOOK the Stt-cuk HsSSe =
the games.
4 feature Of the evening was I
mock wedding in which the bride
and bridegroom Of 10 years ago
were the principals and Mr.. Rust
took the part Of the minister. The
ceremony was performed" under
An archway Of ferns in the living
room.
| A delicious three coursed lunch
con was served in the dining room,
where the table decorations in pink
and white carried out the nuptial
SUGGESTION. Russell roses and
dafYodils were used about the
rooms. The guests left at a late
hour after extending congratula-
tons to the couple, and leaving
them with numerous gifts as re-
membranes of the occasion.
State President ut Rally.
Frederick W. Burnham o; St.
Louis, president Of the United Mis-
sion society of Christian churches,
and Mrs. mcdaniel Stearn of In
dianapolis, IL present at an all-day
meeting today Of the mission rally
which is being held at the First
Christian church. Davenport. Mr..
and Mrs. Elfan, missionaries from
Indian, are also present The SEES
sions opened this morning. Lunch
con was served at noon. Members
of the Rock Island, Moline and East
Moline Christian churches are in
attendance. Stereopticon slides
will be shown this evening.
Plan Valentine Committee.
The Girls Work committee of
the Y. w. C. A. of which Mrs. E. C.
Fisher is the chairman, met last
night at the Y. w. c. A. and planned
for Valentine party. The affair
will be held on Feb. II in the as
sociation club rooms, and is to be
given for the grade school Girl
Reserves and their mothers. This
is the first party of this sort watch
has been planned and the girls are
looking forward to the affair with
a great deal of interest.
Meet ut 7. w. c. "A. DoFmitory.
Mrs. Wyman Beardsley was host
ess last evening to the members of
the Kate Hill Missionary society
of the First United Presbyterian
church, entertaining them at the
Y. W. c. A. dormitory. The pro-
gram was led by Miss Edna Buett-
ner. Miss Mable Simpson, Miss
Marie Whitney and Mrs. Beardsley
taking part. Only = short business
session was held and the hostess
served dainty refreshments. The
society will meet again on Feb. Is
at the home of the Misses Edna and
Emma Buettner.
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The Girl Reserves met last ere
ning asat 8 o'clock supper session
q The Y. w. C. A. Supper vas
seAovN By : very interesting talk
- y 4 Chapman, pastor of
y Iy9e Methodist church, his sub-
~ NY Hero All 81 the
= separate business meet
elected omcers. n.
~ AspIay, ssr1s
~ ID ~ 3, Msaa !! NJ aaxs
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Mrs, F. b. Yetter Of 112 Hillcrest
avenue and Mrs. F. A. Waugh of
1lS Hillcrest avenue, Davenport,
VIII entertain at a neiRhborhood
To- Saturday at the Yetter home as
9 farewell attention for Mrs. J. M.
Shsrfer. who is to leave soon to
1oan her husband in Denver to
make that city their home.
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Celebfate Tin Wedding.

A very delightful anniversary
party was held last evening at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schnoor, 719 Eleventh avenue. The
occasion was the tenth wedding an
niversary Of the host and hostess,
There were 20 tri-city friends who
enjoyed the evening playing 500,
and with music and dancing. A
gentlemen's button sewing contest
was held in which Willis Knight
took the first prize and NJ. c. Rust
Of Davenport the consolation favor.
The ladies enjoyed bean guessing,
Mrs. G. B. Gaylord winning the first
prize and Mrs. ]. ]. Burke Of Dav-
export the consolation favor. G. B..
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Circle With Mrs. Folev.

Tho In His Name circle, Kings
aeughfers, will meet Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. j. J. Foley, GIG
TwenE-first street. The meeting is
called for 1870 and the members
are asked to bring scissors and
thimbles.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
Fruit Sent to Sanitorium.

Fruit Sent to Sanitorium.
The Rock Island Municipal Tub
erculosis sanitorium was presented
with a large basket OF fruit by the
Parent-Teacher association of
Longfellow school today. This gift
constitutes the weekly treat.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-02
WEDNESDAY -THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-FEBRUARY 9 1921.

| hess and Mise Cara Nslsen's room
took the hammer for attendance fol-
the fourth time. +
The message from the state pres
ident was read BY Mrs. ". L. Kim
nell, and Mrs. James r. Maucker.
president Of the central council,
told that DR.. Caroline Hedger 10 to
b the speaker 1t the Rock Island
Woman's club on March 10, and
the association 10 to try and secure
permission from the club to allow
the association members to attend
in = body. DR.. Hedger will speak
on The Age of Adolescence" Re-
treatments were served following
the program which was given by
the teachers by Mesdames Larkin,
Mccarthy. Duty and Nelson.
WIN Sew ut MeeiAgs.
The service circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers, at the meeting held last night
At the home Of Miss Eleanor
Cleaveland, sos Nineteenth street,
decided to spend the time at the
meetings sewing. There will be
work provided for the next meet
ing. Reports on county work were
given, and after the business ses-
sion refreshments were served by
the hoatess. The circle is to hold
its next meeting at the home of
Miss Lois Bruner, 1917 Twenty-sec-
ond street.
Circle Meets II Meline.
Mrs. C. F. Gpantx, 1921 Eigh-
teenth avenue, Moline, enteftained
the sewing circle Of the Pythian Sis
ters ct her home yesterday after
noon. Mrs. E. E. Schoefer Of Mo-
limo assisted Mrs. Grantx in enter
tanning and the afternoon was
spent socially with luncheon being
served by the hostess. The sisters
will meet again in two weeks with
Mrs. C, B. Thompson. 514 Twenty
fourth street, Moline.
County Convention Monday.
The Christian Endeavor county
president, Miss Ruth Brandenburg,
has announced that the county con-
vention will b held Monday even
ing ut the First Congregational
Moline. The convention
win open at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and there will be three sessions
during the day. At $50 supper
will DO served. The complete pro-
gram for the day will be announced
socn.