The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-16

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dancing parties to be given within
~ naxt two weeks was the brill
lia1t aRair Of last night ct which
NJ. and Mrs.. Paul h. Preston, No.
s Weishar apartments, entertained
1t Rock Island Arsenal Golf club.
Some two hundred young people
and members Of the younger mar
rid set OF the tri-citics were
guests enjoying the dancing to .
prograM Of music played BY
Misdks's orchestra until IN early
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston received
the guests alone in the club recep-
ton room. Like other parts OF the
club the room was . bower OF
Christmas greenery. bright red
pionsettiss and small Christmas
trees. The Yuletide suggestions
were abundantly used. holly
wreaths being used at each win
dow and pine boughs and cones In
jardinieres being = pretty note.
At II o'clock atbuffet supper was
served in the grill room. The
bright red Christmas flowers dec
GRATED the serving table and scar
let tapers In silver holders. Pour
ing were Mrs. Devore N. Simon
SEN Of this city, Mrs. Burton Peek
of Moline. Mrs. George Decker
Mrs. Joseph L. Hecht and Mrs. H
F. Peterson of Davenport, and Mrs
David M. King of Rock Island ar
senal post.
Special guests at the party were
Leo Preston of Castlewood, s. D..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Preston Of
Highland Park.
Endeaver Societies Elect
Officers for the Senior and Inter.
mediate Christian Endeavor soci
cites Of Cleland Presbyterian
church were elected last night al
q joint meeting held at the home o.
Mrs. Will Baufnan, 926 Twenty.
fifth avenue. Eight new member:
were admitted to the societies, ant
luncheon was served at the con
clusion of the business meeting
Officers chosen for the senior so
I
ciety are:
Charles Guldenzoph.
Vice-president-Mrs. Ellen Boil
man.
(, Secretary-treasurer-Mrs. Lii!
Patsch.
intermediate society officers are
I President-Miss Nina Lundbers
Vice president-Stanley Fuller.
Secretary-Alvin Bauman.
Treasurer--Miss Doresta Paul
! sen.
Frances willard PIT. A.
| Mrs. ]. w. Maucker gave a tall
touching on the enthusiasm of tn
child for his school work from
mothers standpoint yesterday aft
ernoon at the meeting of France
willard Parent Teachers associa
ton. She also explained the stat
endowment fund to the members
: A paper written by Miss Netti
Dodge, read by Miss Minnie Fred
erick dealt with the main topic 0
the day from the child's standpoint
A report of the recent district meet
ing held in Monmouth was giver
and Mrs. H. E. Sudlow announce
, an open meeting Of the city asso
Citations to be held Jan. Is when tn
state president, Mrs. Mark Near
will be the speaker. The place 70
the meeting will be announce
), later. The association planned
; Christmas treat for the childre
! yesterday. The next meeting wi
be held Jan. 10. The gymnasium
class will meet Tuesday evening.
Methodist Aid Coffee.
y A large attendance was preser
l at the holiday sale and coffee give
r by the ladies' aid society Of tn
e First Methodist church yesterda
4 afternoon at the home of Miss Ju
y liza Battles, 1011 Second avenue.
t program consisting of the follow
ing numbers was given: !
Vocal solo, Mother Of Mine"
angel Cake"-J. w. Johnston.
Il Piano selection, ITO Spring
l. (0reig); Concert Mazurka" wi
Y gil)-Miss Helen Brown.
: Vocal solo, "a Dream" "Her M,
q sic is Sweet"-Mrs. J. G. Bodewi
Mrs. H. ]. Olmsted was chairma
Of the committee in charge of r
Treatments.
d Initiate New Members.