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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Bridge Club Hostess

Miss Alice Ives will entertain the
members OF her bridge club. twelve
In number. at her homo in the Ar.
cadia Apartments. next Wednesday
evening.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. ChdmberliR

Complimenting Mrs. Louise Mich
OILS Chamberlin. Mrs Gilbert Young
entertained with luncheon at the
Hotel Washington. Tuesday after.
noon.
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Music
Harold Bauer
Program Announced

Tho Cornish school presents Har.
old Bauer. pianist. at tho Metropoli'
tan theatre Monday evening. Jana-
AIRY 30. In the following program:
fAstitA IN ttaiss.. .sst..s.......B ash
Preiud~. aiieFnande.
Earsbsnds. rnlnust. kfcus
ITrsusrribed from the harp
sichord ~ Harold Bav~rJ
Allegro as44i.
tHdants ron Naffakfere
flnaie allegro
tal scenes Prom chfi6heos- n-surann
Prom Forxtxn Lands. Fune y
hiory Catch Ne ~ feu csns Chiid-
tsh Eutrvatys Perfectly satisfied .
Great Evsnts Dreaming t-Tfaumes
rsl-lg A. the Ftrssides The Rock
ing Horse! timos, Too H~rtons !.
Frightening; FsiiinE Asleep. The
Pact apsska
81 uaiisds In a ffst. cnspin
fsf ffuds ~ II Vat. Last
90 sJ.us d'Esaf t'Fauntsinsf-p .Hs.si
tsJ Waits Etsds ....s.s... aHslat .hssns
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IrAxue Of Womsn Voter Card
Party

The card party planned by tfe
state board OF tho League Of WON.
en- Voters for February 1. at the
Hotel Washington Amer. has
aroused much intcres, In good na.
tured rivalry for state representa-
ton. Zach state will be represent
ed By as many tables AZ friends Of
Their Particular state can fiji. each
table choosing it, own game
Word has Just been received tina,
members of the league from Eseret,
beilingham. snohomish and Tacoma
are planning 90 attend. Mrs. y. T..
Flick OF Seattle IN chairman for tn,
party. which has for It's purpose the
celebration Of the passage of the
shepherd To~n.r bill
Friends may secure Information
at headquarters BY calling Elliott
ssss.
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business and Professional women's
club

on Tuesday, January 81. the Seat.
tie Business and Professional Won.
ems club will hold an open meeting
In the Pine Arts rooms. 1913 Fourth
ave. at $50 p. m. Professor Edmond
&. Meany. head of the history depart
ment OF the University OF Washing
ton, viii give an address on The
Early History OF Seattle and Wash
lngton."
At the last meeting OF the club. Mr..
l.. ID. Limsbey. OF the Curtis studio.
gave n most interesting and fascinat.
ing Illustrated lecture on ''rhe Big
Outdoors"
The club has been invited 10 coop
crate with the High School Teachers
league .and the Grade Teachers club.
In "A series of lectures which are spon.
sorod by these organizations. These
lectures are 10 be given by Professor
II. NJ. Salt, OF the political science
department OF the University OF Cali.
fornia, on Political and Industrial
Democracy" from February Z to IL.
inclusive. at the Y. NJ. c. A. auditori.
um. Many OF the members are inter.
ested and will participate in attend.
ing these lectures.
Miss Edna Thomas. a member OF
tho New York League OF Business
Women, will appear In Seattle In "a
concert on January 81. and she
comes recommended highly by the
New York Business Women's club. A
group OF the members are planning
10 attend this concert after the next
meeting of the club.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

1890 A. m; Thursday. The Current
Events department will meet At the
home Of Mrs Henry NJ. Mcclure
1909 soth ave. Take Madrona carr.
Mrs. y. y. painerton viii lead the
discussion on Current Poetry" Fri
day. Music department will meet at
tho Federated ciubhiuse. Harvard
and Thomas 81.
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sornriix nrnrfIl A..ccIatIon

Tho Security Ilenefit association
will give a bazaar and dance at the
II. O. 7. &. hall. Virginia and Terry
January 30 at $50 y. m. Refresh
men,s will be served and everyone
Ia ~rlcofne
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meeting Mrs. Thomas Irving viii
read a paper on The Home OF
Robert Y. Lee"
Californian and ST. Andrews SOCIETIES
The Californian and 81. Andrews
Societies VIII give their fourth
monthly dance ~ ChrisienHen's hall,
broadway and Madison. Friday even
ing. February .. Mr. David Dow
and MFR. william Murison are in
charge.
Meeting Postponed
The AT home which was 10
have been given by the officers and
members Of the Eastern Star Club
Monday. January 30. In honor Of
the 1899 natronH and their officers
has been postponed until Monday.
February 6.
women's Service Club 10 Meet
The women's Service club will
have It's monthly luncheon at the
Hotel Washington Annex at !
O'Clock. Thursday afternoon. Febru-
airy 2. The committee requests
members 10 make early reservations
and urges a full attendance, as the
meeting is most important
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a HIINDREp pANCERs IN

tune attended masquerade ball at
Douglas hall. Broadway and Pine ST,
Friday night given by Maple Leaf
post, No. Fl. OF the American Legion
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
Commonwealth Club

The Commonwealth club viii holh
its regular Monday evening meeting
on January soth In tirc !. g. hmith
Building restaurant. al y. IN.
Mr.. Thomas IT. iiornsr. who was
scheduled 90 speak last week, VIII
discuss the poll tax.
The public is cordially invited.
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Row DENIAL G L~es will give a
talk on Jerusalem at 81. Paui's
church. Roy and Queen Anne ave.
wednesday evening. February /. at
7.ts o'clock
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Robert E. Lee Chantcr

Robert u. Lee Chapter. Daughters
OF the Confoderacy. will meet with
Mrs. w. X Worthington. 400 Boyl-
ston ave. NJ Thursday. February 9.
at 2 p. m. The chapter has selected
Robert II. Lee as the subject of
study for the coming year. At this
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Society at the
HarbOr Forts
DisTINoUIsHED OFFICER

DISTINGUISHED OFFICER
.TtETfRiSS
Colonel John l.. Hayden. Y. 3. A..
commander Of the Puget Sound coast
defennea. an officer who has served
his country for more than 20 years.
and who IL one Of Fort Wordens
mOst accomplished hosts. will reiirs
on March ~. 1922. The colonel plans
10 take up his residence In Port
Townsend.
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Under the auspices OF the Red
Cross a class In FIRST aid will hold
its opening session at the nursing
center. Fourth ave. at Virginia st.
"Wednesday. February sth. at 7:so
o'clock. with DIR. A. A. Bird as In
stuctor.
This course. which consists OF lee
lures and demonstrations in first aid.
treatment Of fractures. hemorrhaees.
dislocations. minor cuts. snake bite.
application of bandaEes and dress.
ings Of all kinds. In open to any one
who cares TO ent~r.
A Red Cross first aid certificate
viii be issued on completion OF the
course. which comprises fifteen lee.
lures.
Registration can be madhe by tclc-
phoning the Seattle chapter OF the
Red Cross at 3i5 University ST.. or
at the opening session OF the class
at the nursing center.
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Warren Avenue PIT. A.

Warren Ave. PIT. A. will hold
short business meeting Thursday.
February ?. at go p. m in the
school auditorium. after which Miss
Adeiaid, l. Pollock will give an
address on Tho Birds Of the State
Of Washington" illustrated by col
ored lantern aides. a piano seiee'
ton will be given by Miss Helen
Bergiand. and Mrs. Lou staude will
give a vocal number.
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DauEht~rs Auxiliary

Ths Daughters Auxiliary 10 the
woman's Century club will meet
Saturday. February q. al the home
OF Mrs George -. Schofield. 100
18th n. Luncheon will be served at
is.3o.
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Ladies Auxiliary Mount Baker PARK
Social Club

The ladies' Auxiliary 20 Mount
Baker Park Social club will meet
AT the clubhouse Wednesday. Feb.
runry 1. Luncheon will be served
AZ I o'clock. The hostess will be
Mrs. G. N. Dickinson. chairman.
Mrn. W. l.. Munoy. Mrs II. Upton
and Mrs. George w. Cleveland. The
officers for the ensuing year are
Mrs. y. ". Weeks. president. Mrs.
W. N. Anderson. vice president:
Mrs. NJ. Il. Calendar. secretary.
Mrs. A. Il. Schneider. treasurer.
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Canadian Club

Continuous growth In member.
ship has compelled the Canadian
club OF Seattle TO secure more com.
modious quarters for It's meetings.
and the executive committee has
been fortunate In engaging the hall
In the new A. O. u. w. building on
Ninth ave. between Pike and Union
sis.. where the club will meet every
first and third ThurNday- Of each
month. The first meeting in the
new quarters will be on Thursday
evening. February ,. when n dance
will be held.
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Princes. Angelina Parlor Ne. /:

Tho Native Daughters OF wash
ington. Princess Angelina farior.
No. 2. will hold their next business
meeting in the 4 O. q. T. hall. iios
Virginia ~. Friday evening. Feb.
rgary J. At o'clock.
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West Queen Anne r-r A.

The monthly meeting Of the Yves,
Queen Anne ParrntTeacher as.o
citation will be held on Friday even
ing. February :. at 7as. In the
Community room. A program OF
special interest 10 tho fathers is be
ing prepared and includes music by
Tn. school orchestra. a eemoa4ir4
ton by the Campfire Girls and
ainEinE by the girls of the eighth
srade. Mr.. Norman. secretary o,
tho Queen Anne Y. NJ. c. A.. will
speak Of his work among the boys
on tho hin and refreshments will be
served. The committee for the
evening Is composed Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. q. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
;. Bayiey. Afr. and Mrs. u. Roy
Anderson. Miss votaw. Mlzs Hal
lock and Mr. Ward.
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North End Progressive Club Card
Party

The North End Progressive club
will entertain with benefit card
party at the residence OF Mrs. J. y.
Austin. zzis y. tist ct. Tuesday.
January 81. from until 4 o'clock.
bridge will be played and prizes
awarded. Light refreshments Will
be served. Take waliingford or
Meridian chr 10 4ist ~. and walk
four blocks east Friends OF the
orEanizalIon lfriied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Mrs. Thomas A. Fransioll left this
morning for Coronado to visit Mrs.
Phillips Morrison for "A few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Mrs. o. @. Barron. OF Boston. will
arrive next week TO be the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Hyde, Jr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Zcdnick are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a daughter Friday. January
|97
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1beosophIeaI Society

Louise II. strsng will give an u.
luatraisd talk on "Musio'n Place In
the Divine Plan" at the Theosophi.
chi Society. Sunday. .. m. 100
Lyon bldg. Third and James. Pub.
lie invited.
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LURE OF THE PHILIPPINES
Major Albion lockwood, Y. $. A.
has been granted three months leave
which he will spend in the Philip
pines, sailing on the February trans
port, his duties as finance officer at
Fort Worden being assumed by Cap
tain Chester Il. McCoid. L. $. A.
transferred from Fort Casey. who BE-
comes coast defense qusrtermaster.
GUESTS
At their Fort worden quarters
Captain Louis James Bowler. U. s.
A.. and Mrs. Bowler are entertaining
Captain Bowler's father and brother.
Mr.. Il. w. Bowler and Mr.. Verne
Bowler
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Fashion Ne1Us
Notes By Wire
to The Argus

New York, March 31.-One of the
plaid capes offered by a shop here
is not plaid at ALL The effect of
plaid is obtained by parallel and
horizontal rows of very heavy
stitching, in Lanvin's cleverest
manner This cape was of dark
blue twill stitched in gray. A twill
coat had armholes outlined with
ribbon appliqued and heavily stitch
ed. The ribbon repeated on the col
lar and the wide sleeves.
Chicago, ILL.,, March 81. = The
Egyptian motif, SO popular for eve
ming frocks, is seen here on the
newest negligee also. A lounging
crepe de chine has a diagonal en-
broidery from shoulder to hem of
Egyptian figures who are worship
ping, working and being served by
slaves. The figures, done in bright
yellow and black, are small but they
are a correct replica of those on the
tomb of a Ptolemy princess. Sleeves
and hem of this negligee are fin
iShed with a narrow band of black
embroidery in conventional lotus
bud design.
London, Eng, March 81. - The
sunflower has suddenly sprung up
as a decorative motif. One finds it
in boudoirs, round cushions of
orange velours topped by a huge
sunfiower in black with a multi
plicity of French knots for its CEN
ter. Or one notes sunfiower pin
cushion on the dresser. Or, to be
sure, a sunf1ower at each side of
the girdle on yellow frock, the
neck and sleeves of which are out
lined with black pearls. Even the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
SPERRY IN TRIBUTE
TO DANIEL M'KINNEY

Passing of Daniel Mckinney, 40
years employee of the Rock Island
Stove company, evoked tributes to
his character. from his fellow en-
ployes and the officials of the COM
pany in whose service he had been
long employed.
A. d. Sperry, vice president OF
the company, this morning paid
this tribute to Mr.. Mckinney:
1T is only fitting that when a
man of the character of Daniel Nc
Kinney passes away, some &C
acknowledgement of regret for his
going, and tribute to his sterling
qualities be made by those who
knew and loved him
Dan and l worked together for
nearly forty years. He was my
friend, and 1 am proud to have had
his friendship and confidence.
Always cheerful, unassuming
and kindly, he was every inch a
man.
His place will not soon be flied.
Industrious, thrifty, honorable,
kindly, loyal Dan Mckinney has
passed on to his reward, and for a
long, long time, his empty place
will speak eloquently to me and to
his other associates in the business
which for all these years has had
the very best it was in him to give
My son, keep sound wisdom and
discretion. Then thou shalt walk
in thy way safely and thy feet
shall not stumble.
When thou lest down thou shalt
not be afraid: yea thou shalt lie
down. and thy sleep shall be sweet
Peace to his ashes"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
SHIPPERS VOTE TO
PATRONIZE CHICAGO
PRODUCERS FIRM

Following an address by P. R.
Edgerton, farm advisor, delivered
at Pleasant Point school house yes
terday afternoon, representatives
of Cooperative Livestock Shipping
associations in Barstow, Hillsdale,
Cordova and Port Byron voted
membership in the new farmer
owned Producers Commission COM
pany, which will shortly be in OPP
Grafton at the Chicago stockyards.
Mr.. Edgerton expects to work
out a schedule to visit the Coal
Valley, Reynolds and Milan coop
erative livestock shipping associa-
tons next week.
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KEITHSRURC

DR.. L. E. Venable writes from
Chicago to friends here saying that
his routing to India has been
changed and that he will sail from
Vancouver, B. c., April 20, on the
steamer Empress of Asia.
Proceeds of the play, "Occupa-
ton None" put on by Keithsburg
under the director of the home bu-
reau, amounted to over 500. This
money will be used for the benefit
of the community. Several plans
are now under consideration.
among them the installation of a
hot lunch outfit in the local school.
st. Cecilia's guild will meet Mon
day evening at Engineers hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Kitchen Shower fer Miss NaeekeL

Mrs. Edwin Naeckel entertained
at a kitchen shower of yesterday
afternoon at her home, 2114 High
land Park, Davenport. for Miss
Edna Naeckel, much feted bride
to-be, IA of her girl friends joining
in the shower of useful things for
the new home with which the brile
was greeted.
The afternoon kensington was
enjoyed with needlework and re-
freshments were served as a buffet
lunch at o'clock. Mrs. ]. Lloyd
Jones, the mother of the hostess,
and Mrs. Alex Naeckel, the aunt of
the bride-to-be, poured at a charm
ingly arranged table where orchid
and pink sweet peas were artistic
ally arranged in a silver basket as
the centerpiece. Tall candles and
sweets and ices were in the dainty.
colors.
Lavender and pink potted hya-
cinths were about the rooms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
NEW MOTOR INN"
JUST INAUGURATED

THE Motor Inn, business es-
adjustment dealing in automobile
accessories, located at 1910 Third
avenue, has been inaugurated by
George S. MacKibben and L. Faigen.
Mr.. MacKibben was with the Ste
phens Motor company of Moline
five years, later being with the
Cadillac Sales company in Daven-
port
Mr. Faigen has been in the gro
Gerry business in Davenport four
years.
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/, toddler has made the sunfiower her
own, turned it into white ana piue
exotic sewn on one side OF her 1T
tie white bonnet.
Virginia Hot Springs, Va, March
31.-Knitted roses of worsted were
quaint trimming on a gown seen
here. The gown itself was OF gray
canton faille, made with two wide
tucks low down on the bodice and a
nonchalant, airily attached panel
hanging loosely from each hip to
form a jagged hem line. The knit
ted roses were around the hips at
the low line of the waist, each rose
big as fiat chrysan.hemum. The
flower colors were intense green,
dandelion, cherry, royal purple, or
ange and black.
New York, n. Y, March 81
Newer than the laurel wreath head
band for evening wear is the Rus
sian head band of colored balls
This new ornament as shown by
one shop has for a foundation row
of silver balls. The line of silver is
surrounded by colored balls in blue,
green and red and yellow which rise
to a peak in the center in accord
ance with Russian head dress lines.
Another novelty for evening wear is
a necklace of jet beads and balls
combined with cherry red.
Paris, March 31.-Pompoms, tas-
sells, ribbons, loops or crocheted
cherries-one of these bits of trim
mings is the proper finish for the
latest blouse worn with, a sports
skirt. A long tassel of navy blue,
for example, hangs from the V neck
of a periwinkle blouse, both front
and black. A pair of little cherries
stuffed with cotton to give them the
proper rotundity, hangs at the V
point of the collar, front and back.
Or one cherry hangs at the point
while the other clings haphazard
half way up the shoulder.
There were $4,000 friendly socie !
ties in London at the end of last
wear
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ID. T.. Club Entertained.

Mrs. William Blakely entertain
ed the members of the D. f. club
last night at her home on Dickson
street, Milan. Five hundred was
played during the evening, the prize
for high score going to Miss Mar
garet Dibbern. The hostess served
refreshments. The house was dec
Grated in Easter suggestions, spring
flowers being used throughout the
rooms
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
COMPILE ANNUAL
REPORTS OF CITY

Reports of the city commission
ers and all departments of the city
hall are being compiled for the
fiscal year, ending today. Monthly
reports will also be submitted at
the meeting of the city council
Monday afternoon.
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Entertains on Birthday Anniver-


Mrs. Sarah H. White of Milan is
entertaining a company of 20 rela-
tives at dinner today. The event
is in honor of Mrs. Whites birth
day. A number of tri-city people
are in attendance. Daffodils and
tulips were used as decorations and
a huge birthday cake graced the
center of the dinner table.
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Mrs. White Is Hostess,

The woman's missionary and aid
society of the Gloria Del United
Presbyterian church met yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Frank White, 1871 Forty-fourth
avenue. The members sewed on
articles for the bazaar to be spon-
sored in the fall. Assisting the
hostess in serving refreshments
were Mrs. Thomas Latin and Mrs.
Freeman Bingham The next meet
ing will be held April Is.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
win Plan New England Supper

Members of the Booster class of
the Centenary Methodist church
will meet tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs. William Edwards
1921 Twenty-ninth street The
meeting is called to complete ar
rangements for the New England
supper which will be served April I.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Social Announcements.

Tri-city chapter, Villa Alumnae,
will be entertained Tuesday night
by Mrs. P. j. Meersman at her
home, 2134 Thirteenth street, Mo
line.
The Be-Ye-Kind circle, Kings
Daughters, will meet on Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. G. C.
Wenger, 1906 Twenty-ninth street.
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Class to Hold Bakery Sale.

Deborah class of Broadway Pres
byterian church will sponsor a
bakery sale tomorrow afternoon at
Myers Optical company. The hours
are from / 80 to o'clock. This is
the sale which was postponed from
last Saturday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Fathers Night at Edison School.

There was a splendid attendance
at the fathers night" program held
last evening at the Edison school,.
The following program was given:
America "-Audience
Reading Mary Dopp.
Address-W. B. Mcintyre.
Xylophone selection - Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c.. Kaiser. Accompanies,
Miss Catherine Heimbeck.
A most enjoyable evening was
spent by all present. A lunch was
served. H. A. Clevenstein acted as
chairman of the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
Guild Announces Affairs.

The Xoman's guild of the Re-
serve society of Moline is to hold
an apron sale April 6 at the Tri-
City Electric company in Moline.
The guild is also to have a dance
April s in Industrial hall, Moline,
when WriXon's orchestra will play
for the dancing.
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Class at Mcdonald Home.

The Bridge Builders class of
the Second Christian church met
last night at the home of Mr.. and
Ms. Harry Mcdonald. 1924 Sixth
street. There were 20 members
present. a short business meeting
was held. 1t was decided that the
members go to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Atkinson next
Tuesday night TO make Easter dec
orations. The hostess served re-
freshments and a social hour was
enjoyed. The next meeting will be
held April at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. U. NJ. Norton, 1895 Sixth
street.
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Girl Scout Council to Meet.

Officers will be elected at the an
nual meeting of the Girl Scout eoun-
Gil to be held Thursday afternoon
at 1870 at the public library, The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
ZaI Caldron Dance

Officers of Zal caldron of Moline
VIII sponsor a dance tomorrow night
at Moline Turner hall. Wrixon's
orchestra will play the dance pro-
gram