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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16
Pre.Nupsial for Miss Afford.

Miss Romelle Afford of this city,
whose marriage to Arthur Fay OF
Chicago is To be an event OF early
spring, was the guest OF honor
Tuesday at a charmingly appointed
party given for her by Miss Roma
Loppe and her sister, Mrs. Harold
Whitney. at the LOppe home. 1922
West First street. Davenport
There were bridge games as
diversion. favors going To the
Misses Romelle Afford, Bee KNAPP
per. Doris Randall and Vera White.
The supper table where lunch was
served after the games had flow
ers in orchid and blue In decora-
ton. while CONNECTIONS and ices
were also in the bridal colorE. An
electric iron was presented the
bride To be as a pre- nuptiai favor
Miss Dorothy Smith OF 2iIs
West Fifth street. Davenport. will
be hostess Tuesday in honor Of
Miss -AHord
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Second Christian Aid Society.

Mrs. Ella Fisher entertained the
ladies' aid society of the Second
Christian church yesterday after
noon at her home, 1924 Second
street Twelve members were pres
ent and spent the Afternoon quilt
ing. Lunch was served by the host
ess who was assisted by Mrs
Bertha Hawley, Mrs. Albert Fox
and Mrs. A. B. Beck. Next We'd
nesday a quilting meeting will be
held at the Fisher home.
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Scout Troop Plans Actiyitjes.

Pussywillow troup, Girl Scouts,
resumed activities last evening un-
der the direction of the scout cap
tain, Miss Margaret Seaton, at an
enthusiastic meeting held at st.
Joseph'S school. Miss Seaton has
been unable to direct the work of
the troop the past month because of
illness, and the work has been done
under the leadership of the lieu
tenant, Miss Elena Perona, and
some splendid results have been at
tanned. 1t was decided to hold the
meetings on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock in the future. Miss
Catherine Perona was reappointed
secretary-tTeasurer and the patrol
leaders named were Miss Anna
Campbell, Miss Catherine Zeis and
Miss Mary Evelyn Conwell.
A troop orchestra was discuss ed
as an outg-owth of the trio, COM
posed of Miss Elena Perona. piano,
Miss Anna Campbell and Miss
Catherine Perona, violinist. A
chorus will probably be formed in
the near future also. Several af-
fairs will be sponsored during the
spring.
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water to cover. Bake for six or
moving the cover during the last
hour to allow the pork to become
crisp.
Apple Custard : Six medium
sized apples, two cups boiling
water, one pint scalded milk, one
tablespoon corn starch, one-half
teaspoon lemon extract, one cup of
sugar, three cloves, two eggs, one
quarter cup sugar.
Mix one cup sugar and water and
heat to boiling point. Add cloves.
Peel and core apples and drop them
into the boiling syrup. Cook slowly
until the apples are tender but not
broken. Lift to a serving dish and
cool. Boil down the syrup one-half
and pour over the apples. Mix
corn starch and one-fourth cup of
sugar with beaten eggs. Add scald
ed milk slowly and cook until thick
ened and smooth. Remove from
fire, cool, add f1avoring and pour
around the apples. Garnish with
a little bright colored Jelly.
Cream Of Rice Soup-One-half
cup rice. one teaspoon salt. one
fourth teaspoon celery salt, or dried
celery tops. one quart milk, one
tablespoon butter, one bay leaf, one
onion. Wash the rice thoroughly,
throw it into a quart of boiling wa
ter and boil rapidly for 10 min
utes. Drain. Have the milk heat
ing in the double boiler, add the
rice, grated onion and bay leaf.
Cook slowly for % or 80 minutes,
add butter, pepper and salt, re-
move from fire and press through
a sieve.
Hermits-Two-thir cup brown
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16
Announce Characters
for sLove and Tea"
Prepared for Club

Following is the cast for the
two-act comedy-drama OF colonial
days, Love and Tea, by Anna
Phillips See, and program TO be
presented Saturday afternoon at
the March meeting of Rock Island
Woman's club by the study and
music departments of the club:
Miss Lavinia Boltwood, a despot-
ic spinster. Mrs. W. E. Anderson
Betty Boltwood, her niece.
..........M Miss Mabelle Arnell
Mrs. Cowles, a neighbor. ...
1900. Mrs. Irving o. Schultze
Mrs. Strong, the village gossip.
..,........... Miss Mary Dopp
Mandy. slave of Miss Boltwood..
-. Mrs. Faye Hough Mccarthy
Judge Ingram, a middle-aged
bachelor of mild Tory senti-
ments. -. Mrs G. Arthur Nelson
William Dickinson, fiery young
minute-man :. Mrs. F. E. Sudlow
Drummer boy. Ruehl Lee
Bugler. Marvin Billiard
Coach. ..........M Miss Iva Pearce
Program:
Piano selection ...............
Mrs. A. r Wallin.
ACT /.
Voice
Spirit Flower .Campbell-Tipt
Songs My Mother Taught Me-.
.-......-...-... DVorak
Yesterday and Today. ... Stress
Mrs. Fred Soper.
Accompanied by Mrs. Wallin.
ACT II.
Voice
Pale Moon. Logan
The Swallows. .Cowen
Miss Marjorie Sala.
Accompanied by Mrs. Clifford John
son.
Violin
Evening .Yost
Song of India. Rimsky-Korsakow
Miss Muriel zimmerman
Accompanied by Miss Edna Meckle
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to put up at another window ;.
next week, or the second w. ~
after, as necessity indicates. 81 ~.
another soiled pair may be wsss "a
Thus you always have 60
curtains, you never have Nh
than one pair to 49,
at time, and Won do asl
have the ugly spectacle Of a ~.
tainless house for three or to ~
days while the curtains are Ian.
dering.
The only hitch in this plan is H..
your windows may not all ba ~
same length. In this case r 90
would have to have all the curtsin-
made for the longest window ana
then when they are used on ~
shorter windows you could tn-s
over an extra fold and basic II ..
the top.
Or, you could have two svt-,
pairs, one for the short windogl
and one for the longer ones. Fithos
way would work out satisfacfor5I,.
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Fashion NeaDs
Notes by Wire
to The Argus

New York, March 16.-Perfumed
lingerie, the scent so cleyerly and
thoroughly pervading the silk I'M
derthings that it won't wash out, is
a brand new spring feature. Gar
ments of this perfumed lingerie silk
were displayed at fashion show
here and made a tremendous ap-
peal. Heliotrope silk was perfum-
rose and so on. The scent was dis
tinct but delicate.
New York. March 16.-The fash
ion show, which is a vivid segment
OF the flower show has combined
with spring displays in the Fifth
avenue shops to set some pretty
definite standards for the season.
Necklines are high in back, how
ever low they may be in front Eve
or lace pretense at sleeves. Skirts
or lace pretense at sleeves. Skirts,
in accordance with many a warn
ing, are decidedly long for evening
and formal wear though they fiaunt
permissible shortness when de-
signed for sports or street. And an
dDuHQduCS Vi ldSS ID d 1Cobul e VI
evening frocks.
San Francisco. March 16. - The
smartest shops here are showing
dimity and bingham underwear for
the gay Young f1apper. Designers,
taking this youthful person in hand,
have said that silk underclothes
are not at all suitable for the Jeune
File What the fiapper says about
it may be quite different, but mean
while fetching Bingham Knockers
and teddies are on display in the
shop windows. Moreover if the
fiapper heeds the words of her eld-
ers-and what fiapper ever did-she
will wear a silk or lace epaulette
as d symbol for a sleeve to her eve
ming dress. 1t is no longer official
ly nice" for the juvenile dancer to
go sleeveless.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16

Women's fine Isle hose. -
ribbed top, black and
white, pair 80. soc
women's fine cotton hose,
mercerized, black, brown
and white, pair. 39c
women's full fashioned
Isle top. thread silk hose
reinforced heel and toes
black. white and cOlors,
pair $500, s2.25, S2.75
Women's fine thread silk
hose. Eiffel. Onyx. Van
Raalte and Kayser bra nds,
full fashioned black. white,
brown. nude and gray. pair
$500. $50. $500. $3.50
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W.R. c. BALLOTS on Candidates.

Members of the Won1an's Relief
corps held their regular meeting
yesterday afternoon in Memorial
hall. A number of names for mem
bership were balloted upon, the
candidates To be taken in with a
class at the first meeting in April.
The sum of $40 was voted to be
sent to Chicago for the World War
Relief fund.
Mesdames Florence Stevens, Mary
Hansen and Sophia Bertelsen were
named the committee to serve
treats this month TO the soldiers
at st. Anthony's hospital. The
next meeting will be an all-day
sewing and social March %.
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TOday's Receipts.

Boston Baked Beans-Two cups
pea beans, one-quarter pound mix
ed salt pork, one teaspoon salt, one
half teaspoon baking soda, one
eighth teaspoon mustard. one-Quar-
ter cup molasses. one-eighth tea
spoon pepper, boiling water.
Pick over the beans carefully,
wash, and soak in plenty of cold
water over night. In the morning
drain in colander, cover with
fresh cold water, add the baking
soda, and parboil until tender;
when easily pierced with a pin the
beans are sufficiently cooked. Drain
again in colander and blanch with
cold water Pour boiling water
over the pork and scrape the rini
until white; then cut the rind in
narrow strips. But the beans in
bean pot, a true Boston bean pot.
Bury the pork in these, so that only
the rind is exposed. Put in a meas
ur;ng cup the salt, mustard, pepper
and molasses and fill with boiling
water Stir and mix well, then
pour over the beans. adding enough
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part of his boys. and since you a I'd
the boys do not get along comfort
ably together, they would always
cause you worry and unhappiness.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am a
young lady just in my twenties and
have been going with a young fell
low almost three years and we are
engaged. He is a good worker and
is saving his money SO that we can
have a home some day. He is
about three years younger than !
am. Do you think there is too
much difference in our ages. He
says he doesn't care for the differ
ence and / feel the same way about
it, for l think if we really love each
other enough we will have happy
home He has actions and looks
older than he is.
Would you advise me to go in
and stay with his folks until we
could have a home of our own, or
just wait until we can? Please ad-
wise me. PEGGY.
Three years is not too great a
difference in your ages. My a6-
vice is to wait until your iance
can provide a home for you. 1t
would be decidedly unwise to
marry now and to try living with
his people. The happiness of a
life time would hang in the balance
and it would be too great risk
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I have
been married over a year and find
that l am in love with a school
teacher whom l went with before
my marriage. | fear that several
people suspect this and 1 do not
not want my wife to know it.
have tried not to love this teacher.
but find that as l see her every
day this is impossible. I am very
much worried. Please tell me what
to do. F. A. L.
1t is possible to keep from show
ing love. If you find it necessary
to see the teacher every day and
can find no way of escape. con-
quer your feelings and show by no
sign or word how you feel toward
the lady.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is there
remedy for moles? 1 am a girl of
IA and have a large mole on my
face that seems to be getting larg
er and darker. BLONDE.
Moles can be removed by means
of the electric needle, but no other
method should be attempted. II
they are tempered with even a
cancer might result.
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Social Announcements.

Members of the woman's mission
airy society of the South Park Pres
byterian church will meet at 2:30
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. c.
W. Halves, 1900 Eighteenth avenue.
The annual election of officers will
be held at this time.
Mrs. W. J. Bliesener, 1925 Four
teenth street, will be hostess to the
central ladies' bible class tomor-
row afternoon.
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Y. VIC A Activities

The Hi-Y cabinet held its reg
ular monthly meeting at the Y. w.
{. A. yesterday at $50. Plans were
made for the program for next reg
ular meeting of Hi-Y Wednesday,
March 22. Also a tentative date for
the Dad and Daughter" banquet
was set for April at the Y. ". c.
a. Tbr date at which the daughters
shtsfiAin their mothers will prob
ably be tea the Sunday afternoon
Of Mothers day. Final plans for
the 81 Patrick's Day Mixer" were
completed Both the girls and boys
~ Afs cutting On stunts Tor the
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]. T. Climb With Mrs. Mhalen.

Mrs. A j. Whalen of 1040 Four
teenth street was hostess yesterday
afternoon to the members of the
]. I. club. Three tables of 500
were surrounded, Mrs. Harry Re-
pine taking first prize and Mrs.
Seth Day the second high score
favor. Mrs. Frank Processing OF
Moline received the all-cut prize.
After the games the hostess serv-
ed refreshments. Mrs. ]. J. Green
at her home, 1919 Fourteenth
street, will entertain the club in
two weeks.
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Aid Has ST. Patrick's Parry

Mrs. Arthur Blaser entertained
the members of the first division OF
the ladies' aid society of Spencer
Memorial Methodist church at her
home. 54S Thirty-fifth street, yes
terday afternoon. The meeting was
in the form OF a st. Patrick's par
ty, the 80 members present enjoy
ing the afternoon with their Thin
BILE work and chatting. Dainty re-
freshments, in which st. Patrick
suggestions were carried out, were
served by the hostess. who was as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Wright, Mrs.
Willis Thompson and Mrs. Bert
Steaks. The sum OF So was taken
in during the afternoon. April 10
is the date for the next regular
meeting. and the place will be an
uounced later.
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Second Division Aid.

Thirty members were present at
the meeting of the second division
OF the ladies aid society of Spencer
Memorial Methodist church held
Yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Lyell Bell, $40 Forty-third
street. They sewed carpet rags
preparatory for the bazaar to be
held March "a at the Y. ". C. A.
Refreshments were served by the
committee after a business session.
The next meeting will be held Az
ril IL at the home of Mrs. Haskell
Mccarthy, S24 Forty-fourth street.
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Alliance Franchise
Plans Afternoons of
French Conversation

The Tri-city Alliance Franchise
has completed arrangements for n
series of four afternoons of French
conversations to be held at the Tri-
city Art league studio, 2221s Main
street, Davenport, during the spring
months. The first afternoon will be
held Saturday, and the hours con-
versation will be led by Madam
Trevis OF Rock Island. This is an
entirely new feature of French
study arranged by the educational
committee of which Mrs. Charles
Deere Wiman of Moline is chairman.
The affair will end in time for mem
hers to enjoy the weekly tea at the
league studio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16

z. G. Fisher, superintendent OF
city schools, gave his talk on why
Children Fail to Make Their
Grades" and Miss Mile Beck spoke
On. Music and the Child" at the
meeting of Audubon school parent
teachers association yesterday aft
ernoon. Both talks were much en-
joyed. The members transacted the
regular business and had a social
hour, when refreshments were serv-
ed. The next meeting will be held
April 10.
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s ocial q vents
CALENDAR

TODAY.
Court of Honor No. 81 card party at
the home of Mrs. Peter weber. 112o
County fair. Legion hall by TH-City
Women's Press club.
Irving PIT. A.-Fathers' might.
A. Cyril Graham-Dsvid Polakoh recital.
Augustana.
Tri-City Embroidery club with Mrs. G..
n. saIzmann. 1912 Sixth avenue.
Busy Bee Sewing Circle with Mrs. Will
liam GuIdenzopf, 1914 Fourteenth street.
Eugene Field PIT. A. has Fathers
night.
o. E. s. social circle St. Patrick's tea
at home Of Mrs. c. Il. Lansman. 1871
Twelfth street.
Lowell PIT. A.
Lady EIks social meeting.
Girl Scout captains supper meeting at
5 o'clock at 7. N. c. A.
FRIDAY.
womans Trade Union league Indus
Knight Templars St. Patrick dance at
Masonic temple.
-Four of Us club evening card party and
Amoo CAldron. St. Patricks coffee and
parcel post sale at home of Mrs. Ray
mond Henry. 421s Seventh avenue.
St. Patrick's dance at Thielke's hall.
tiers Of Veterans.
SATURDAY.
March meeting of Rock Island Wom-
ans club at ESQ at Masonic Temple,
when study department presents Anna
Phillips Lees play, Love and Tea.
Magnuson-Streeper wedding.
"Aint We Got Fun" club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jones.
Tri-City Art league tea.
First in series French conversation
hours sponsored by Tri-City Alliance
Franchise at Art league studios at 3
O'Clock.
SUNDAY.
Last musicale by Chicago Artists trio
at Davenport Outing club.
Vesper tea at Y. w. c. A.
Matzenauer concert at Augustana gym
nasium
Monday Study club meets with Mrs. F.
o. Van Calder 1910 Twentieth street.
TUESDAY.
Sonata Students meet with Mrs. GLADYS
Malone Ksmbach, 1923 East Fifteenth
street. Davenport.
Daughters of Israel evening benefit
coffee at home of Mrs. Issdore Slvken,
1902 Fourteenth street.
Helen Gould auxiliary coffee at home
of Mrs. L. NJ. Titterington. lib Thlr-
tenth street.
WEDNESDAY.
Chicago Artists Trio at Augustans col
lege.
Rock Island unit home bureau.
w. K. C. all-day sewing and social.
Pythian Sisters Sewing circle meets
with Mrs. H. Lindberg, 1851 Twenty
eighth avenue. Moline.
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Davenport Soprano at Kimbau HAN

Mrs. Herbert LOhmiller of Daven-
port is to appear in a recital pro-
gram Sunday evening in Chicago at
kimball hall Another soloist will
be Miss Lillian Sindahl of Chicago,
who appeared on several programs
in the tri-cities in January during
her visit. The Davenport soprano
has been coaching for the last two
weeks with Alexander Nakutin, the
teacher OF Nine. Rosa Raisa, the
dramatic soprano OF the Chicago
Opera company. It is possible
Nine. Raisa will also appear on the
program Sunday night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16
Spring Hosiery Assortments

In complete readiness, presenting fine isles,
fiber silks and pure thread silks. Every line
in our stock comes from Hosiery mills manu-
featuring quality goods. Seconds are not per-
mitted to enter our stocks, thereby assuring
you of satisfactory wear.
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MENU HINT.
Breakfast.

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Grapefruit.
Sausage. Toasted Mullins.
Marmalade. Coffee
Luncheon or Supper.
Corn ChOwder
Fruit Salad. Cinnamon Toast
Tea.
Dinner.
Baked Beans. Boiled Onions.
Picked Beats.
Apple Custard. Coffee.
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Men Invited to Circle Affair.

The men are specially invited to
attend the st. Patrick's coffee to be
given tonight by the o. E. S. social
circle at the home of Mrs. C. H.
Langman, 1911 Twelfth street
Games, music and a program will
be the features of this evenings
session. The coffee was also held
this afternoon at the Langman resi-
dence
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Many Attend Benefit Dance.

Some three hundred people at
tended the dancing party sponsored
last night at the coliseum, Daven-
port, but The Jewish Ladies Relief
society of that city. Many were
Rock Island matrons. The affair
was benefit party. and a good sum
was cleared. Evans jazz band
played the program for the dane
Jig.
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Tent to Hold Meeting.

Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81.
Daughters of Veterans, will meet
in regular session tomorrow after
noon in Memorial hall. The meet
ing is called for . O'Clock. and as
there is important business 10 be
transacted, the members are all
asked to attend.
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Social Meeting OF Leappe

A social meeting of the Woman's
Trade league will be held in room
No. 2O4, Industrial Home building,
tomorrow afternoon. The session
will convene at 2:15. All members.
both old and new, are invited to at
tend.
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sugar, one-third cup shortening.
one-third cup raisins, one and
three-fourths cups -four, one-half
cup milk, two teaspoons baking
powder, one-fourth teaspoon each
OF cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg,
one egg. Rub the shortening
smooth and soft and gradually add
the sugar. egg we'll beaten, raisins
and milk. Sift into this all the
other dry ingredients Roll thin,
cut and bake in not too hot an
oven.
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~ Dozen Mems Spring
Weight Union Suits, Extra
SDecidI. Garment 75c

Made of fine soft cotton, - short
sleeves and ankle length, sizes sc,
IS and AZ. Priced greatly below
regular.
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An Idea for Curtains.

An Auta iUE SuHtslHbs
Here's an idea for keeping your
lace curtains, or scrim, net or Swiss
curtains clean.
Make one extra pair when you
make the curtains. Then each week
or each two weeks. as necessary.
take down one pair of curtains that
are beginning to look soiled, and
put up the extra pair instead. Wash
the soiled pair, and have them ready
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10 Dozen WOmen'S Union
Suits, flesh color, Extra
Special, Garment SIC

Splendid spring weight union suits
built-up shoulder style. shell trim,
loose and cuff knee, ali sizes.
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Standardization Tine.

Miss Ethel Marie Van Tine and
Walter Schroeder, both of this city,
were united in marriage Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock at the par
sonage of the Evangelical Church
of Peace, Rev. F. ]. Rolf officiat-
ing. There were no attendants.
The home will be in this city, where
the bridegroom is a barber.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-16

Women's fiber silk hose.
all shades, Isle top, toes
and heels, pair ......95c
Women's thread silk hose.
mock seam, black and col
ors, Isle top, pair. $50
Women's OUTSIDE mercer
lied Isle hose, seamless.
black and white, hemmed
top, pair 800. 49,. .4Sc
Kaysers and Van Raaltc
women's Italian silk hose,
fancy and plain black, cor
dovan and white. pair
s., $3.50, 81 and $3.50
WOmen's cotton hose,
black only. ribbed and hem
med top. all sizes, pr. 19c
Women's extra fine mer-
cerized Isle hose. pointer
heel. Onyx brand, black
and brown, pair SITS
Women s fine Isle hose
full fashioned black. brown
and white. Onyx. Eifel and
Black Cat brands. pair S5c.
500 and -. ...$1.25
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Sisters to Sponsor Card Party.

Pythian Sisters planned 10 spon-
sor a card party March % at the
meeting held yesterday in Turner
hall, Moline. The party will be
held at the hall and will be for
the general public. Games of 500
will be the diversion, the tables to
be started at 2:15. Prizes will be
provided for high scores and re-
freshments will be served.
Mrs. H. Lindberg of 1851 TWEEN
ty-eighth avenue, Moline, will en-
terrain the sewing circle at her
home next Wednesday. A good at
tendance is desired at this meeting
as there is some important bust
ness to be transacted.