The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-07

Lsag.Whitsefsek Engaesnsst
The marriage Of Miss Betty
WhitebFpok, who = tho daughter
Of M. and Mrs. ]. Whitebrook.
14zf Ripley street, Davenport. to
Jake Long Of Centervflle, Iowa, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Long, Will
BE- solemnized ON Sunday after
noon. Aug. 20, 1t the home Of the
bride-to-be. Rabbi @. Shapiro Of
Chicago will perform the cere-
mony. A wedding dinner will be
served 1t the Whitebrook home
and the bridal couple will leave for
Centerville, where Mr.. Long Is in
tie grocery business.
Entertains 1t Cards.
Miss Paula Braunlich, 73l West
Eighth street, Davenport, enter
tained Saturday for her house
guest, Miss Dorothy McCarroll Of
Ottumwa, Iowa, and also as
courtesy for Miss Malone of Chi
cago. There was cards at two Ia
bles during the afternoon hours.
Several shades of green were used
in dainty decoration by the hos
tess. Luncheon was served on the
small tables placed about the room.
Miss McCarroll and Miss Braun
Itch belong to the same sorority
and are classmates at the Iowa
state college.
Mrs. Bleuer Observes Birthday.
Mrs. Rose Bleuer, 1926 Twenty
ninth street, celebrated her 63rd
birthday anniversary yesterday
Her children and other relatives,
numbering 30. gathered at the
home in the afternoon and enjoyed
picnic supper on the lawn. All
of Mrs. Bleuer's children were at
the party. The honoree received
many gifts as remembrance of the
occasion.
Post-Nuptial Party for Couple.
A post-nuptial party will be Civ
en- this evening complimenting Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Lemon by the
young peoples society Of South
Park Presbyterian church. The
regular meeting of the society will
be held early in the evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Lemon we're, bridegroom
and bride Of last month.
Daughters Of Israel.
Daughters of Israel met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. John Gel
! herman, 1885 Glenhurst court. A
! sale of silverware netted $32.15 for
! the society treasury. At the con-
clusion of the business session re-
| freshments we're served. The next
| meeting will be held Sept. 6, the
place to be announced later.
Dinner HonOrs Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Norris al
their home on Big Island entertain
ed at dinner last evening for Mrs
Marcus Brant of Beemer, Neb., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Edinger and
daughter Fiola of Hooper, Neb., who
are visiting tri-city relatives. TWEEN
ty relatives and friends Of the Wis
itors were guests. Dinner was
served at a table prettily decorat'
ed with summer garden flowers ant
the evening hours spent informally
Picnic at Long View.
The ladies' aid society and Sun
day school of Cleland Presbyterian
| church held a picnic Saturday aft
ernoon at Long View park. SOM
fifty women and children spent III,
afternoon in the park. There wer'
contests for the children, in which
prizes were awarded winners. 4
picnic supper was served by thu
ladies.
I Ruth's Band to Meet.
! Ruth's band OF Broadway Pres
hyterian church will meet Wednes
day morning at 10 o'clock with Mis-
Mary Davis, SAT Twenty-Five
street. This will be the regula
I August meeting. The subject i
Korea.
4 Social Announcements.
| Queen Esther circle Of Spence
Memorial Methodist church will
hold a picnic at Long View parl
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
GROUP OPPOSES
! HEDD|NG PREx\
Abingdon Demands Resignation Q
President E. W. Green at
i Trustees Meeting.
!. Especial to The Argus.)
1 Abingdon, ILL.,, Aug. TAT tn
meeting of the board of trustees o
Hedding college tomorrow, thre
propositions will be insisted upo
by an Abingdon group, the first Q
which is, that Rev. DR.. Clarence "
Green. president of the college
must resign if the college 10 to r.
| main at Abingdon.
In addition the Abingdon contip
gent will not agree to raise tn
sum Of SITS. 900 for the college, bu
will raise $125,000 if the Methods