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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-02-18
lvOTES LOCALLY

ST. Elizabeth's Guild of ST. Peters
Church will hold a sauer kraut SUP
per on Tuesday evening. Feb. 81.
Mayor Archibald. OF Newark, who
had been most prominently mention
ed as the likely candidate of the
Democratic party for Governor this
fall, died last Saturday.
The regular meeting OF the w. c. T.
L. was postponed on o OF the
storm and will be held on Thursday,
Feb. %, at the home of Mrs. Lewis z
Smith. IL N. Third street.
James Somers, tax collector of Gal
loway Township. is indisposed. Mr..
Somers recently lost both his parents
within a weeks time and this fact
has affected him considerably.
Walter A. Ennis, the hardware meT-
chant at the corner, has a new and
important announcement for the put
lie in this issue of The ~Pleasantville
Press. 1t appears on page 5-read it.
1t has been pretty generally decided
that the Republican State candidates
this fall will be Senator William N.
Runyon for Governor and Hon. Joseph
s.. Frelinghuysen to succeed himself
in the United States Senate.
DR.. H. L. Harley has been appoint
ed by the Board of Managers to the
staff of the Atlantic City Hospital and
assigned to the department of eye
service, in which branch of the pro-
fession DR.. Harley specializes.
On Friday night, Feb. II. the de
gree team of Allequippa Council will
meet at eight O'Clock at the home of
Mrs. Helen Horton, 122 Doughty road
Important business. Take 7.30. Shore
Fast car to Smiths Landing station.
Cyrus F, Osgood, prominent bust
ness man of Hammonton, and for
many years one of the representatives
from that town in the Atlantic County
Board of Fr~eeholders, died on Tues
day morning, aged 70 years. He was
a brother-in-law of DR.. J. II. North, Of
Pleasantville.
James H. Pauley. who recently
brought suit against the Perfectoue
Corporation for breach of contract.
has reached a compromise agreement
with the corporation whereby they are
to turn over to him $4,000 worth of
outstanding accounts inc $4,000
worth of g machines.
James II. Pauley, local druggist, has
decided to d~iscontinpe ne xdrng busf,
ness, and lis selling cut MS entire
lef0pE irt1fhie -lfp. a. liz Htif1SN cxN4l
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and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware As
ISOLATION held in the Commercial Mu-
scum, Philadelphia, and report it a de-
lightful affair. Walter A. Ennis, Jr..
is attending the last three days of
the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02

June 2S. at IL o'clock. when Miss
Lucy Henry Wood. the daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. William Henry Wood,
became the bride OF Burwell Warren
/ Seay. son OF Mrs. l.. W. Seay, and
the late -. w. Seay. The church was
decorated with ferns and evcrgreens
and lighted with candles. The bride
entered the church with her father.
who gave her in marriage. She wore
a navy blue travelling suit OF poiret
'iw!ll. Her corsage bouquet was OF
white roses and swansonias. Her
sister, Mrs. 4. G. Hadcn was matron
OF honor, and wore orchid swiss over
satin, with large picture hat. and
carried Killarney roses. The brides
maids. who were Miss Lantrellc
Scay. sister Of the groom. and Miss
Elizabeth White. of wnynesboro.
wore yellow swiss with bou-
quets of Sunhurst roses. and hats to
match.
Hugh Seav was his brothers bes1
man. sidney G.. White. OF Waynes-
boro, and Orville II. Smith. OF Rich
mond. were groomsmen. Immediate
~ preceding the ceremony. Mrs r.
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blue oranndio,t and Misnos Isabelle
Mitchell ard Also Washer. In orchid
orsandic. They cnrrIod shower bou-
auets OF RUSSELL roses. 81
A. Simpson Clayton was tho
Kroom's best man, and tho grooms-
men Included Arthur Sieg. brother
of tho groom: Arthur Won Eimi.
Charles Putzc and Robert +. Rose,
Charles Roso and William Rose.
brothers of tho bride. Lester Putze
and Edward Role were masters of
ceremony.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Seg left for n Northern
tour and will. be at homo after Au-
gust 1 at 1O3 Bancroft Avenue, High
land Park. An informal reception
was given Friday evening, June %.
In the home Of the brides parents
which included only the bridal party
and intimate friends.
Ia, fOr-Johns.
y pretty wedding took place Mon
day. juno 20, at $3.50 o'clock Mt the
homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Johns.
In Culpeper. when their only daugh-
ter. Mary Broadus. became the bride
of Percy Atwell Taylor. son OF w. r.
Taylor, OF Charlottesville. The we'd
ding march was played by Miss
Katherine Reageur. OF Culpeper. and
Believe Me IL All Those Endcnring
Young Charms" was played softly
during the ceremony. The bride on
tered with her maid of honor. Miss
Theimh Crenshaw, of Richmond. and
was met by the groom and his best
man. G.. Il. Johns. OF Burnleys,
cousin OF the bride. The ceremony
Was performed by Rev. T.. w. Win
frey. pastor of the Baptist Church
Of Culpeper, in the presence of rela-
tircs and few intimate friends
The bride wore a travelling suit of
midnight blue tricotine and cor
SAGE bouquet OF Bride roses The
maid of honor wore "a duinty frock
OF apricot organdic. with black
picture hat. and carried an arm bou-
quot OF pink Ophelia roses tied with
pink tulle. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor left
for a Northern tour. including Wash
inSton. Atlantic City and other points
Of interest. They will be at home
after July 10 in Culpeper.
The out-of-town guests were: Mrs.
w. NJ. Johns: MIR. and Mrs. H. c.
Edwards. grandparents OF tho groom;
G. T.. Johns, Malcolm Johns, ali OF
Burnleys: Mrs. NJ. F. Johns, grand
mother OF the bride. OF Pelham. n.
c.. and Miss Thelma Crenshaw, OF
Richmond.
The bride is widely known in mu-
sic circles OF this city. having taught
| music hero for number OF years
She, with her family. has only re-
Gently moved TO Culpeper.
Norfolk Marriage Last Week.
A pretty wedding took place last
week at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
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=. Poxwell. In Norfolk, whom thoir
daughter. Essie Brooke. became tho
br!do OF +. ocie Robortson, Of Ports
mouth. Rev. Fl. 81. d. Jonos per-
formed the ceremony in tho presence
OF the Immediate families OF tho
bride md bridegroom and few
friends. Tho wedding music was
played by Mrs. Hurry j. Butler
Tho bride wore dark blue suIt
or polret twin. with hat 10 match,
Her flowers were n corsage bououet
OF orchids and lilies of the valley
Mrn. Stanley Hope Hall attended her
sister as matron of honor. She wore
white afternoon frock of orRandie
over satin and carried an arm bou-
quet or Russell roses Little Miss
oiive Hall wore white orRandic
frock and carried the ring In the
hear OF lily. MIR. Robertson had
us his best nan his brother. Leonard
Monroe Brockwell. or Portsmouth.
Immediately after the ceremony n
small reception was held, after which
MIR. and Mrs. Robertson left for a
Northern trip. they will make their
home with the brides parents in
Harrison Street. Portsmouth.
Drnkc-KIng.
beautiful wedding was cole
brated on "Wednesday morning Junc
rs. at 1890 o'clock In tho Church
OF the Epiphany. when Miss .Josc.
phine Glasgow King and the late
Robert Pennock King. became tho
bride OF John William Drake, son NJ
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brido. was niastor OF ceremonies. The
ushers Rorol AcssrB. Frank T. Grill
ORGY. Eugene B. Steere. w. Raymond
Quhrlcst Granville A. starke. J. Peto
stumpf and James A. Steere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drake left immed.
iately after the ceremony on n we'd
ding tour. including Philadelphia.
Now York and Niagara Falls. and
upon their return will made their
homo ut 1876 south Dean atreet. gpar-
tansburg. r. C.
Mrs. Fred e. steere entertained
recently at a miscellaneous shower.
In her home. s Weat Graham Road.
In honor or Miss King (whose wed
ding took place Wednesday,. A
color scheme of yellow and white
was effectively carried out in tho
decorations and Refreshments. The
bride hshed out the gifts from a "hsh
pond" with n rod and line. A book
OF Advice to the Bride" was mado
up by the guests for the bride.
Those present INCLUDED: Mcsdames
Guy Mnllonee. spott, Francis Mall
lonee. w. u. Angle. N. Angle. Ray
mond Quarles. Thompson, Ida Nc
Cabe. OF washington; 10 Tine. Alice
King. Fred e. Stcere; Misses Gladys
and Louise Mallonce. Alma Cooke,
Ruth Ford. Pauline Garrett. Kathe-
rine Angle. Vera Drake. of North
Carolina: Roberta James, Josephine
King.
Another attractive affair given in
honor OF Miss King, was the mis-
cellaneous shower given by Section
Continued on Third Pnge.)
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Mr. and Mrs. William Aivis Drake,
Of Now Hill. N. G.. =

Dir. and Mrs. William Alvis Drake,
OF Now Hill. N. G. =
Tho church was beautifully deoo.
rated with palms. ana bouquets OF
cut flowers marked tho pews. Tho
ceremony was performed by tho Rev.
Thomas GsInnnes, OF Mende Memorial
| Church. and Tho Rev. ]. Halter Qb.
honey. of Ephiphany Church.
Tho bride entertained tho church
with hcr mother. who gave her in
marriage. She wore n gown OF white
Georgeite crepe. with Il picture hat
TO match. and carried u shower bou-
quet OF Bride roscs and white sweet
peas. The brides mother was gown
cd In grey Canton crepe and wore n
black picture hat. Her flowers were
n corsage bouquet OF lavender sweet
pens. Miss Edith Dewitt rendered
the wedding music and Miss GLADYS
Malionee. cousin OF the bride, sang,
% Perfect Love-" just before the
ceremony. Miss Vera Frances Drake.
sister OF the groom. was maid of
honor and wore n frock of bun color
ed organdie. with hat OF tho same
shade and carried q shower bouquet
OF Columbia roses and sweet peas.
tied with pink tullc.
rho matron OF honor. Mrs. w. Ray
mond Quarles. wore orchid coiored
orBandie with hat TO match and her
fowcrB were a shower bouquet OF
Sunburst roses and lavender sweet
peas. tied wits Sunbrust colored
suilc. Robert Pehnock King. Jr..
brother OF tho bride. was best man
and Guy 7. Mallonec. cousin OF tho
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&. Shepherd. OF. Wilmington, played
-Iranmsri IND Romance, on violin,
accompanied by M!na Louise Rey-
noldS. OF l'owhatan, orsanisi.
Tho ceremony was performed by
DR.. L. II. walton. of Scottsvillc, after
which MIR. and Mrs. Seay left for an
extended trip. Tho guests from n
distance were Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Seay, OF Richmond: MIR. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Palmer. of Abingdon: Mrs. Wood
ward. Miss George Woodward, of
H.ehmond' and Miss Nancy White. OF
Waynesboro.
Miss Davis Presents Her Pupils.
a delightful program was given
by pupils OF Miss Mabel Davis music
class mt the Sticn Auditorium Thurs
day evening. June 90. assisted by
Mrs' Ella Albright as soloist. and
MISS f.lizaoeth Talfaferro. ns violin
Isl. Mcd2ls were awarded and GER
tifcates presented. The class pre-
scented Miss Davis with n beaded - g
and silk parasol.
AZ Grncc EpisccBnl Church.
The wedding OF Miss Esther Grev
Powers. daughter OF Mrs. Bessie II
Powers of Richmond. to stephen
Hraecen Peterson. son OF p. G. Pc
terson, OF Plainfeld. y. j.. took place
quietly Saturday morning, June -
NJ Grace Episcopal Church, DR.. w. IT.
Burkhardt. assisted by DIR. Carter A.
1enkens. performing the ceremony.
MIR. and Mrs. Peterson left i'm.
inedtately after the ceremony for an
extended wedding tour. which in
Guided New York: Plainfeld. y. J..
and Philadelphia.
SIc&-ROsr.
the wedding OF Miss Margaret
elizabeth Rose. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Rose. of Willow Oaks
10 w. Throbald Sieg. son of MIR ana
MIS- Carl Sieg. OF this city. took
pi'oe Saturday evening. June -. at
O'Clock in the Highland Park
Methodist Church. Rev. l.. T. VII
mans pastor OF the church. oniciat-
ing Tho church was decorated with
pains and ferns. The wedding music
was played by Professor j. Robert
Bendles, and Miss Ella Robertson. OF
ROANOKE. sang Because"
The bride entered the church with
hcr father. who gave her in mar
rage. and wore gray Poire, twill,
suit embroidered In blue, with hat
10 match. and a corsage bouGuct OF
bride roses and swansonia. Her
matron OF honor. Mrs. j. D. Law
| renee, wore peach -colored organdio
and carried shower bouquet OF
onhelia roses. Her maid OF honor
MISS Eunicc Lee Rose, sister Of tho
pride, wore Nile-Ereen organdie and
carried shower bouquet OF Colum.
MA Dser. The bridesmaids were
Misses Lenora Martin and Ruth
Adams, In pink oraandic: Masses Ell
So Wright and Ella Won Ei,ni. ir
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were Misses Hilda Booth. Annie Hall
Eprcs, Marie Tarry. Nancye larry
and lTcnriette Aleton. They wore
orEandie dresses and poke bonnet 5,
and carried old fashioned nosegays.
Woodruff l.. Clark, OF Richmond. was
his brothers best man. The Grooms
men were Messrs. Thomas l.. and
Sam Graham. brothers OF the bride !;
Robert Taylor and David II. Andrews.
The Ushers were Messrs. George
Tarry. samuel McCrackcn and Char
lie Eppes. Immediately after the
reception. given in the home OF the
brides sister. Mrs. George Tarry. of
left for Southern trip. and Will be
AT home in buckingham County af
ter July Is.
Piano Recital.
The pupils OF Miss Lesa la Fratta
gave their annual piano recital at
Stieff's auditorium Wednesday, even
ing. at S:l5 o'clock. before an at
tentive and interested audience. An
unusually fine programme was given.
Those taking part were: Elizabeth
Whitcsell. Helen Hassel Alcase Com
mock. Elizabeth Grow. Regina New
man. Mary Lou Stainback. Fannie
krapin. Ruby Burruss. Regina Slater.
/ Clifton Cosby Herman Bcckstoffcr.
Joseph CorriEan. Virginia Newma n,
Rose Levy. Margaret Baker, Bertha
| Whisky. Florence Robinson. Mildred
Levy. Eloise Corrigan. Alta Robin
son, Margaret Schwartz. Milton
Siegel. Edward Timmone. Irona Nell
son.
To Make Home Hero.
a pretty wedding took place. June
y Af a
Mrs. w II Myers, when their daugh-
ter Ruby Vivian became the bride
Of George Manly Allen. The parlcrs
were beautifully decorated with
palms. cut flowers and shaded can
dies
The bride wore gown Of whi1e
satin trimmed with pearls and silk
lace, with wedding veil fastened with
orange blossoms She carried n
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and
swnnson!a. MISS RUN McCley. maid
Of honor, Wore 4 irOck OF honey dew
colored chinon wiki Spanish lace
Her flowers were Ophelia roses. Carl
ton Myers. brother OF the bride. car
ried tho ring in a lily. David T. AL
len OF Baltimore. was his brothers.
best man. Mrs. lIecke sang al
pawntnE' and also played the we'd
ding march and Believe Me i, All
Those Endearing Young Charms"
was played softly during the cere-
mony. Afier the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen left for Northern trip.
after which they will be a. home 20
South Addison Street
Rninbow Commencement.
The music school OF Mrs Marie
Frick Costello. gave their anal re-
eital III the City Auditorium on We'd
neSday evening. The pupels cos
tunes. carrying out the various ef-
fects OF tho rainbow, presented an
attractive effect.
The solo by Inga Crawford was
splendidiy rendered, tn. program
was an elaborate one and each num-
Der greatly Apr ecihted. Mrs COS
'e.lo was presented with diamond
bar pen. the gii; OF her class
Wedding In Historic Church
historic old Lyles Church. wa
mington. was the scene Of heaurI.
tuI wedding on the morning ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
BaumbaaABnirard.

Miss Dorothy Brainafd, grand
daughter Of Mrs. s. J. Mallicoat,
727 Kirkwood boulevard, Daven-
port, and Forrest c. Baumbach, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Baum
bach, 831 Twenty-first street, were
married at 4:30 Saturday afternoon
at the parsonage of st. Johns Meth
odist church, Davenport. Rev.
Frank Court OBLIGATED, the parents
fof the bridegroom and the brides
grandmother being the only wit
nesses.
The bride wore a dress OF blue
canton crepe and her flowers were
roses in a corsage arrangement
She wore pretty spring hat. The
wedding dinner was served at the
Terrace Gardens for the immediate
| relatives, and Mr.. and Mrs. Baum
bach left for an eastern honeymoon
trip. Upon their return they will
reside in Rock Island.
The wedding Saturday was the
third wedding in the Brainard fam
lily in the month. A sister, Miss
Esther, became the bride of Ohm
Paul Koch Of Davenport, Thanks
giving day, and four weeks ago
Miss Ruth was married to Mark
Bateman.
The bride is a graduate Of the
Davenport schools and has been
connected with the sewing estab-
lishment of Miss Bates. Mr.. Baum
bach is a graduate OF Rock Island
! high school and attended Augustana
college. He was in the army two
years. He Is now employed at the
Sinclair Oil company office in Dav-
export.
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FRANCIS B. KORNH
TO ADDRESS ROTlIy

Francis~R. Korns, Des No.
one Of the directors Of the Nolsss
W0odmen Of America, win ad1sss.
the Rock Island Rotary club e +.
noon luncheon tomorrow.
Rotarians are asked to ~.
talking machine records for HSS
any Home. w. L. Franks, chaiess,
Of the committee. ARRANGING #, !.
Christmas treat at that institnf;rsl
has suggested that as one mean \;
supplying the youngsters Win ~
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Cast fsr r. +. 4. Play.

70 school beautiful committee
ndubon Parent Teachers as
81 5on will sponsor a play, THE
n pn's Honeymoon" Thursday
10 |1ng ct Washington school. The
- nittee in charge consists OF
pa lanes Arthur Heimbeck, chair
~ Mrs. e. Caulpetzer, Mrs. Drew
MI ildson and Mrs. John Kaiser.
ndI Miss Marie Whitney. The play
! Z tng coached by Mrs. Walter G..
I'll bly,. Following is the cast:
The deacon Ed Caulpetzer.
Tte Deacon's wife-Mrs. X. Kali
rim. the son-DF. e. L. Hainline.
M|nnie, the daughter-Mrs. D. A.
ka hrs.
4 s@m, the chore boy - A. r.
)ch} Eenker.
l43s Perkins, spinster-Mrs. c.
4 H9chow.
4 S1hs, hired mani. M. Math.
M6s Tacklcy, teacher-Mrs. ]. NJ.
Haiti.
ESther Horn--Mrs. r. H. Lift.
Jim Hooker B. Lyons.
BIB Gray--Dr. A. Kallman.
TIE Franklin school orchestra
Will play during the evening.
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boaie aod Isd shawn,
l6olt 1naeefSy VIII - IN
1l1oD ~ mo days, afe u
~ euosts u : t. Wsdnes-
Ggmoon from : 70 $50, when
NV Al league will enter
~ Al loaeue studics. This
~ ~ place Of the Saturday
~ ~ same ~ will Be chasB-
III =. C. Roberts, president
1eagus, assisted BY Other Of
NiIl ~ hoetesses. u sIMll
e - - secured - ~ tddsd
0utn u $3.50 was cleared
~ aaction held Saturday aft
~ It Tho weekly tea. The auc-
~ was Charles Wilson Of Dav-
& and the large number Of
y nsmhers and friends en-
the merriment caused by the
1on. Tho canyases were sold
Reasonable prices.
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Auxiliary to Elect.

Annual election of OFFICERS will
be held at the meeting of the Fred
c. Schaffrer auxiliary to be held
tomorrow afternoon at Maths hall
A committee in charge will serve
refreshments after the business
session.
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Play Nets s75.

81 me SIS will be cleared from
the Stesentation of Martha Blythe
HDayfl at the Central Presbyterian
ehu}ch Friday night. The play,
which was sponsored by the Senior
i hriAtian Endeavor society will be
repeated in the near future. Miss
Marie Burgert was the coach.
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Mfrtlc Workers Card Party.

Arsenal lodge. No. 1886. Mystic
Workers OF the World, will have a
card party Wednesday at Odd Fell
lows hall. The affair is for the
public. Five hundred will be play
ed and prizes awarded winners i'm
the games. Refreshments will be
served at the conclusion of the
game.
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DR.. Edward T. Devine speaks before
Rock Island Woman's club.
Miss Bernice Hansen eutcrtains at
bridge for Miss Skinner.
Young Peoples dance at Outing club.
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FRIDAY,

Messiah" presented at Augustana gym
nasium.
G. G. G. club theatre party.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Paul r. Preston enter
tain at dancing party at Rock Island Ar
senal Golf club.
Miss Maria De Silva gives bridge for
Miss Skinner.
Frances willard PIT. A.
EIks' hard-time dancing party.
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Zionist Orxauiystion Meets.

At q meeting Of the. Tri-City Ii
onist organization held ct the
Hebrew school Saturday night, and
attended by many tri-city MEM
bers, final arrangements were made
for the masquerade ball to be given
Dec. 10. "A complete report Of the
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observe First Anniversary.

Mi and Mrs. Herman katz, at
their home, 731 Tenth street. cele-
brated their first wedding anniver-
nary Yesterday. Some 40 relatives
were guests at an evening party,
the hours being spent socially. Sup
per vas served at 1880. Mr.. and
Mrs. Katz were LIFT with many use
full romembrances of the affair. a
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Danehtefs p Hayc Dasar.
Tent Sale IN Nsiiae.
GiYe Dinner 81 Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Jones, 1915
Twenty-fifth street, entertained at
a dinner party at the Rock Island
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Mss zahn Presents Pupils.

Miss Ella Zahn presented her
piano pupils in recital program
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Arthur c. Hansen, 1015 TWEEN
ty-fifst street. The recital pre-
nentkd proved very interesting, each
of ~ pupils playing in a credible
manher. Following are those who
took part: Virginia Hallgren, Vic
tpr Walker, Helen Clevenstine, Lor-
~ Anderson, Ruth Flower, Louis
Smith, Eleanor Bort, Marion Bort,
Lucille Git, Katherine Blood,
NariDn Git, Louise Hansen, Eval-
me- Anderson and Jane Marshall.
CHATTER TO Have Christmas Party.
The Druggists chapter will have
IL onual Christmas party Thurs
day hfternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Chefles Ullemeyer. Miss Bessie
Riesb will be assistant hostess.
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Kines Hsralds Meet.

MUS MARY OlmSt6uS lilO lWeuty-
NTH street, was hostess to the
KlnGs Heralds of the First Metho-
dist church Saturday afternoon.
.Thele were IA members present.
Miss Katherine Ward had charge
or the business session. Numbers
on the program included piano
nolo by Miss Mary Olmsted, a read
Ing BY Miss Jean Bodewig, and a
harding song. sung by the entire
comIany. The superintendent, Mrs
j. III CLANCY, told several short
,atoriSs. II Ii planned to take up
work for foreign children during
the year. After lunch, games were
oujc1ed.
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- RI - Nc 5ans 1zl11co ~ IN
HI EJiltSx11m elAqxc ~
aff1fncdn u In IN lD96flnt
lvin q Hold q ~ houHo u Mr..
F51nkIin Jckns<ono, l1s1 Twenty
M 1treot Thero VIII ~ hard
Wogk provided and the meaubefs
win mako plans for the spring
taxar.
DaneAfefs = Have Basar.
Daughters q Norwax-will spon-
sor ! baxar and coffee Thursday att
ernoon 1t the home Of Mrs. A. /.
Sandbo, 1899 Forty-dfth street.
| Lunch will be served 70 friends
calling during the afternoon hours.
and . variety Of fancy and useful
articles will be offered for sale.
Tent Sale n lrsliae.
Eliza Garfield tent. No. a.. Daugh-
| ters OF Veterans, cleared SIS from
the haxar held Saturday ct the
Tri-City Electric company store in
Moline. Coffee and waffles were
! served during the hours. All the
articles collected were sold.
Give Dinner at Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. j B. Jones, 161s
Twenty fifth street, entertained al
a dinner party at the Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

Mrs. Dufya to Address Alliance.
Mrs. Frank Dufva will give talk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

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Ruth's mission band OF Broadway
Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at the home Of Mrs. +. w. Bahn-
sen, ITO Twenty-second street. A
program has been arranged and
tea will be served at s O'Clock.