The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-28

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1foo1s, lliss nl1ls Ford and Miss
Ltftle lIss Parker received many |
eifts, ~ best one of MI ! pretty
birthday cake holding 10 candles
presented BY her amt, Mrs.. Nisse'l.
Department = Study Csnst1tutlen.
lars. T. b. Davis has invited the
members Of the study department Of
Rock Island Wolnan's club to So
cial meeting to be held at her home,
COS Twenty-sixfh street. Dec. II,
when the new constitution viii be-
discussed pro and con. The study
for the meeting il state government
and Mrs. Davis Is the leader.
Yesterday a biography OF Queer
Victoria was given and proved al
interesting study. Mrs. Fred d.
Long was chairman Of the program
and assisting her were Mrs. s. {
Taylor and Mrs. Charles Snyder.
Girls Friendly Card Party.
the Girls Friendly society oil
Trinity Episcopal church gave
card party last night at the parisi
house. There were 81 tables of sol
and bridge surrounded. Refresh
ments were served at the carl
tables.
The next business and social
meeting will be held Monday, Miss
Margaret Palmer is chairman of the
committee in charge and Mrs. W..
L. Essex, Mrs. George Baker and
Miss Catherine Heimbeck will as
sist. Members are urged to attend
and to remember to bring articles
for the Christmas box to be sent to
an Indian mission.
Mrs. Goldberg Observes Birthday.
| Yesterday was the 86th birthday
Of Mrs. Mathilde Goldberg of Dav-
export, who makes her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Adalia Raphael
of 1923 Ripley street. and children
and grandchildren gathered from
far and near for the observance Of
the anniversary.
There was birthday dinner at
noon at Hotel Blackhawk when 16
i were seated at the beautifully dec
GRATED table, which had flowers and
the anniversary cake and candles
/ to give the touch OF color.
The children of Mrs. Goldberg an
/ tfcipate every year spending the
! birthday anniversary with her and
among those present at yesterday s
celebration were Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin M. Goldberg and Mr.. and Mrs
| Moses Goldberg OF Duluth. MINI.
and two granddaughters, Miss Rae
Finsterwald of Detroit and Mrs
Guy Rowe OF New York. the latter
the wife of the well known artisl
and illustrator.
Mrs. Goldberg has seven living
children, and besides those men
tioned above there are: Mrs. c. \
Finstenwald and Louis NJ. GoldbeTs
of Detroit; l.. d. Goldberg Of Dn
luth, and Mrs. Eva Painter of Day
export. There are also II grand
children and three great-grandchil
dren.
Mrs. Goldberg was born in Ger
miI,de. Germany. coming to thu
!, United States in 1874. She has re
f, sided in Davenport the past Il;
. years.
i Rasmussen. Means.
Il Miss Adella Means, daughter @
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Means o
Moline. and Charles J. Rasmussen
of Rock Island were married Sat
urday afternoon in the court house
Judge G. 0. Dietz officiating. TIL
couple was attended by parents o
the bride The bride wore dar,
: blue serge street costume and he
. hat was a small model to match
Mr.. and Mrs Rasmussen have gon
5 to housekeeping at 1881 Twelft
Fl avenue. Mr. Rasmussen is employ
) ed by the Rock Island Sash & Doc
, company They have the bes
7 wishes of a wide circle of friends
Bible Class Meeting.
Members Of the whatsoever bibl
class met last night with Mr.. an
r Mrs. Joseph Lawson, 1902 Elevent
> street. Rev Thomas Hughes wa
: in charge of the lesson. A musica
reading was given by Miss Mildre
: Golf. Mrs. Albert Langman an
!. William Brox gave vocal solo, az
l companies on the piano by Mis-
a Mary Lattig. At the business ses
]. sion committee composed of Mr..
t Louis Rain, Mrs. Thomas Hughe
! | and Mrs. Laura Masters was az
pointed to complete plans for tn
Thanksgiving basket to be give
some needy family. At the mex
meeting, Monday, to be held at tn
i home OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lane
: man, 1926 Fourteenth street, eff
e GERS for the year will be elected,
George Adams to Wed.
II Rock Island friends of Georg
!. Adams Of Seattle, Wash. formerl
:. of this city and nephew of Nj