The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-14
Study Winter Music.

Stu0y Winter music.
Winter music was studied yester-
day afternoon by the Etude club
at the meeting at the Outing club,
Davenport, when Mrs. o. L. Hage-
boeck was hostess. 1t was a guest
meeting and there was splendid
company Of members and friends IN
attendance. The program was car
ried out - fpllowL, with the addi-
ton OF reading by Mrs. Ross Lee,
which was given by request: |
Winter ....... ........ MacDowell
Three Horse Sleigh Tschaikowsky |
North Wind ...:.,.......-Farj |
Mrs. Rose OberhOltzer
The Quest ................ sinful
In Garden .........i.... Hawiey
Mrs. A. p. Griggs
Snow Birds ............ Burleigh |
Miss Freda Schricker
Mistlet00 .................
Soft Footed Snow .............. |
,,......... :. .Oris Siguard Lie
Mrs. Alfred Mueller
In Winter l Get Up at Night. -.
............e... ..... Nevlh
The Northern Light ............
,..............F rygve Forjussen
The First Snowflakes. :. Forester
Miss Catherine Heimbeck
Winter Lullaby ........ DeKoven
Leayes and the Wind ...... Leori
My Love He Comes on a ski.
.......... Clough Lighter
Mrs. Griggs.
Mrs. Griggs and Mrs. p. H..
Schroeder were the accompa nists.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Schroeder ON Jan.
q.
Deborah Society Ssws.
Mrs. Max Rosenfield Of 1917
Twelfth avenue, Moline. was host
ess Wednesday at an all day meet
ing of the Deborah society at her
home. Much sewing was accomp-
lished for the relief work during
the day. At noon q dainty luncheon
was served. There were IA 'mem-
bers present. Next Thursday Mrs.
A. Mosenfelder Of S0S Twentieth
street will be hostess.
Ames Export Gives Talk.
Food For Health" was the sub
iect of the talk given yesterday
afternoon by Miss Margaret Baker,
food and nutrition specialist at the
Iowa State college at Ames, before
the January general meeting OF the
: Davenport Catholic Woman's
league, held in the Knights Of Co
lumbus club house. Sifth and Main
streets, Davenport. Miss Baker
emphasized the importance Of get
ting into the diet Of all classes OF
food which are needed to run The
human machine" the body. For
instance" she stated, I'VE live SO
much ON the energy producing
foods and the body building foods
and leave out the regulating foods.
We can't run an automobile on
gasoline alone. We mast. supply
lubricating oils" Miss Baker
stressed the value Of milk aud
vegetables in the diet. THE typical
meal Of the Americans" she cbn-
tinued, us bread, butter. milk. po-
tatoes, pie and coffee. We leave
out the beneficial green's and vege-
tables" An interesting discussion
Of the subject followed the talk.
Irving Association Meets.
Sixty-nve members and friends
enjoyed the very interesting meet
ing of the Parent-Teacher assoc,a'
ton Of Irving school yesterday 'af-
ternoon. MA =. B. Lowry, school
nurse, gave q most interesting and
instructive talk, her subject being
1.-THE Care Of the Child's Body" A
program was arranged and Howard
/. Cornell sang "a vocal solo while
( Herbert Gellerman furnished vio-
lin music. The program was thor
\ oughly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Lowry
made the announcement Of the conf
4 ing Of tho jolly testers Jan. -.
The association planned to con-
duct q bakery sale Feb. 10. The
money taken in from the sale will
be used to carry on the work OF
the association. A social meeting
followed tho business session and
refreshments were served BY the
social committee.
Daughter Former Hsllnef y We'd.
From Wichita. Kan. comes an
nouncement Of the engagement and
approaching marriage cot Miss
Marie Lawrence, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. 4. lawrence. to William
f. nepperell Of wichita.
: The brides mother. Mrs. E. Law
renee, was . former resident Of
Moline and win be remembered by
many friends here ~ Nettie Shields.
Z She ID . sister Of Mrs. Hattie Hem
scnway. Miss Lawrence II q charm
ing and talented young woman.
She graduated from the wichita
high school and studied art At
Fairmount college under Miss
Elisabeth SpraGue.
Mr.. PepDeren II chief attorney
Tor tAo He1efAl Land hank and Is
ahighly NgtooQed anong 1astueos
men q u city. He waS gradu-
ased from Tie Kansas unfvsraaty
snd !: sal!9e.t ~ =. - DsltA