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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
Landscape Artist
Guest of Garden
Club at Luncheon

Tri-city Garden club will have
luncheon meeting Thursday noon
at Felervary park inn, Davenport,
when Miss Ruth Dean, landscape
artist of New York city, will be a
guest. Miss Dean will arrive in
the tri-cities tomorrow with Miss
Roberta Hostetler of Davenport,
whose house guest she will be dur
ing her stay in the city. The hon
ored guest will answer any ques-
tons local amateur gardeners wish
to ask at the round table after the
l o'clock luncheon session. The
club is especially fortunate in hav-
ing the opportunity of gaining-in-
formation Miss Dean can give.
Yesterday a group of Davenport
members of the club, some thirteen
in all. spent the day at Magnolia
Crest. the summer home of Charles
Lau on Utica Ridge. The collec-
ton of trees on the grounds was
the especial attraction of the trip.
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Schneider.DnnneIIY.

The marriage of Miss Bessi Dom
nelly, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Donnelly of Alexis, and
Joseph Paul Schneider of Chicago,
took place at o'clock Saturday
morning at ST. Theresa's Catholic
church in Alexis. Father ]. A.
Gordon oficiated. The couple was
attended by Miss Grace Rush of
Aledo and Edward Donnelly, broth
er of the bride
The bride wore a travelling suit
of dark blue poiret twill with hat
and shoes to match. Her corsage
bouquet was OF roses. Miss Rush
also wore a blue suit After the
ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the brides home.
Mrs. Schneider has been one of
Mercer and Warren counties most
successful teachers She was a
student of William and Vashti col
lege, Aledo and attended Normal
school at Macomb. Ill. For three
years she was employed in the ord
nance department of the Rock Is
land arsenal. and during the past
year has been bookkeeper with the
Wilson-Jones Looseleaf company of
Chicago.
Mr.. Schneider was formerly of
Milwaukee For the. past eight
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on her cheeks, but she also uses
ochre powder-if she is a brunei
on her chin and nose. Sometimes
she overlays the lacquer red with
tie faintest brushing OF ochre pow
der. The effect is theatrical in the
extreme but what would you do2
G.est 10 guerre. or words to that ef-
feet.
New York. June I3.-Some Of theg
newest dance frocks have waist
lines half way to the knees. This
is rather surprising in view of pre-.
dictions that the wa3stline Was
about to Jump upward 10 normai-s
An orange crepe de chine dancinE
gown had u waistHne down around
the~hips. and, accentuAting thist
length, a bIoused bodice which flop
ped over the belt an inch OF two
lower. In compensation, however,
the skirt was fairly long. reaching,
very nearly TO the instep. There
were also two side panels that fem
almost to the floor.
Atlantic City. June 1s.-AmonEt
the bathing novelties seen on thes
beach these days are figured ratine4
bathing fcapes in gay colors with
large and brilliant decorations. Tho
parasol with the cigaret case in its
handle is also in use, bright and
snappy affair that attracts the prop
err amount of attention whenever
its fiat disktop is snapped hack and
the cigaret extracted. Paper Jap
anese parasoIs are in evidence
likewise. and add a bizarre and
lovely touch.
New York. June 13.-FOF those
women who are never satisfied un
less their outdoor costume is al
suit, there is this season the cool
and comfortable suit of crepe de
chine In dark blue. with quaint
ties of accordion plating, there Isl
newer ttsln street cos-g
tune of this sort With il may bel
worn either a crisp white orgaudied
blouse or one of white georgette-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
HORN BACK FROM
ARCHITECTS MEET

Ben A. Horn OF Cervin & Horn,
architests, has returned from the
annual convention of the American
Institute of Architects held in Chi
cago last week. Mr.. Horn said chief
discussion conferred on the small
house bureau. This was organized
by the institute. and is known as the
Architects Small House Service
bureau, which sells plans of small
houses to any one with assurance
that the work Of the best architects
in the country have been utilized.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
Students 10 Give RecitaL

MUSIC students with Miss Minnie
Graham will give piano recital to-
morrow evening at o'clock at Gle
land Presbyterian church, under the
auspices of the ladies' aid society.
Following are those who will take
part:
Piano solos: Russell Barth, Ever
cite Ballenger, Josephine Seighart-
ner, Theresa Seighartner, Gertrude
Thompson, Donald Gibson, Howard
Hoeck, Lucille Mulcahey, Helen
Gale, Alvin Bauman, Clifford Bau-
man, Roberta Nelson, Genevieve
Furnaugh, Raymond Ransom and
Florence Tamms: Piano duets:
Lucille Furnaugh and Helen Gale,
Russell Barth and Sylvester Fleugel
and Genevieve Furnaugh and
Roberta Nelson. Violin solos: Alloys
Vandruff and John Lawson, accom-
panied by Miss Maude Graham.
Vocal selections, Ellener Stapp. Mu-
steal readings, Miss Mildred Lattig
Following the program, refreshS
mentS will be served.
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Barland. Wieme,

Miss Nell c. Wieme, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Wieme, ITO
Thirteenth street. Moline. and Leo
c. Barland of Kankakee, ILL.,, son OF
John Barland of that city, were
married yesterday morning at the
rectory of Sacred Heart church,
Moline, Rev. Father ]. B. Culemans
officiating. Miss Clara VanderVen-
Ifett attended as bridesmaid. while
Edward Howell of Kankakee serv-
ed Mr.. Barland as best man.
The bride wore a very modish
suit of dark blue poiret twill with
small pattern hat to match. Blouse
and other accessories were in har-
moniZing shades. Her flowers were
a corsage bouquet of lovely pink
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Music Lovers, Program.

The Music Lovers club Will hOld
its last meeting of the spring sea-
son tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Harry Bartlett, 2501 Iowa street,
Davenport, when members will each
be privileged to bring guests. A
very attractive program has been
arranged as follows:
Piano
Sonata. Op. 81, No. S-Beethoven
Allegretto
Minuetto
Presto con fuoco
Miss Esther Kerker.
Violin
Meditation (from Thias). 49,.
....., MasSenet
Sarabande, No. S.......... BONN
Marguerite Ohde Bartlett
Reading
The Doll IN the Pink Silk Dress
Original arrangement by Mrs.
Gertrude Carmody) ....
......'.... Leonard Merrick
Mrs. Gertrude Carmody.
Piano
Preludium in E Minor ...
Mendelssohn
Tempo Di Minuetto -. .Zanello
Miss Esther Kerker.
Violin
Romance ....'..-....-.. Slvori
Evening commencement. Natrowski
Minuett from String Quintet
in Ed ...a.. Boetherin
Marguerite Ohde Bartlett.
Reading
A Group Of Poems Joyce Kylmer
Mrs. Gertrude Carmody.
Piano
Dance, at Husking Arthur Hinton
Miss Esther Kerker
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Birthday Dinner for Rosemary
Kennedy,

Mrs. j. F. Kennedy, 1918 Four
teenth street, entertained at a
family dinner Sunday in honor of
the first birthday anniversary of
her baby daughter, Rosemary. The
rooms were decorated with garden
roses as was the table where a de-
licious menu was served. Assisting
the hostess in serving was Mrs.
Bert Corken and Mrs. Tom Ken
nedy. There was a birthday cake
with one lighted candle which de-
lighted the honoree.
Special guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Kennedy. who have just re-
turned from their honeymoon trip.
Mrs. Kennedy was Miss Vera Dow
dal of Moline before her recent
marriage. Baby Rosemary receive
ed many gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
Obserye birthday ANNIVERSARIES.

Marion and Donald Karr, 1926
Seventh avenue, observe their
birthday anniversaries on the same
day, June IL. Yesterday the two
children, Marion who is 9 years old
and Donald who is, 7, celebrated by
entertaining 80 little friends at a
birthday party.
The hours from to 5 o'clock
were spent with games out of doors
and refreshments were served in
the house, where two birthday
cakes, with the necessary number
of candles, graced the table. Both
the hostess and host received many
gifts as remembrances of the oc-
casion.
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roses. Miss vandervennett was In
a pretty frock of periwinkle blue
Canton crepe with, which she wore
a small flower hat. Her corsage
was q bouquet Of pink rosebuds
and fzrkspur.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Barland departed for a honeymoon
trip. After July l they will be at
home in Moline. The young bride
received her education in the sa-
cred Heart parochial school. Mr..
Barland, whose home is in Kanka-
kee, has been a resident OF Moline
for the last three years. He attend
ed Culver university and was grad
uated from Notre Dame.
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Entertains Bridal Party.

Miss Frances Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. An
derson. $500 Seventh avenue. who
is to become the bride of Arthur T
Felcht of Chicago tomorrow eve
ming at Zion Lutheran church, is
entertaining the girls of her bridal
party at luncheon this noon at
her home. Covers are laid for eight
at the luncheon table on which the
bridal colors, the rose shades, are
suggested in garden flowers. The
afternoon will be spent informally.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
GutzwiIler Jansen Engagement.

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Adeline Jansen
of 1927 Pershing avenue, Daven-
port, and Arthur L. GutzwiIler of
this city. son ofMrs. Caroline Gutz-
willer, 1923 Fourth avenue. The
wedding will take place at St.
Mary's church in West Point, Iowa.
the brides former home, the last
Of the month. Miss Jensen has
made her home in Davenport for
several years. being employed at
Rock Island arsenal Mr.. Gutzwil-
Ter. who graduated from the local
high school in, 1915, is employed at
the arsenal.
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Aid Coffee and Bazaar.

The ladies' aid society OF In
manuel Lutheran church will spon-
sor a coffee and bazar at the school
tomorrow. The affair will be held
during the afternoon and continue
through the evening hours. 1t was
inadvertently announced yesterday
that the affair would be held only
in the evening.
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Queen EstherS Elect.

| Mrs. Ella harrison, S14 Forty
lhird street, was hostess to the
Inembers of the Queen Esther cir
lle OF the Spencer Memorial church
llast evening. Election of officers
pas held with the following result:
Pre5ident-Lillian Wilson.
Vice president-HaZel Moody.
Recording secretary-Marie Nc
Eahill.
| Georgia Shaffer.
The girls planned to hem some
Pea towels, to be presented to some
home.
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Social Announcements.

Arsenal lodge No. 1886, Mystic
workers of the World. will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow night at
Odd Fellows hall The election of
delegates to the convention will be
held at this time.
The ladies' aid society of the Cen
tenary Methodist church will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. II. j. Koch,
1923 Thirty-sixth street.
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Queen Esthers to Serve Meals.

Mrs. NJ. A. McCone, 300S Eigh-
teenth avenue, entertained the
Queen Esther circle of Memorial
Christian church last evening at
her home. Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. Launcelot Hadaway and Mrs.
Carl Anderson.
The report from the last bakery
sale sponsored by the circle show
ed s27 cleared from the sale. Plans
were made to serve dinners at the
church during the grotto conven-
ton. Refreshments were made by
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Dancing Festival
in Cable Garden
Beautiful Party

aver two hundred patrons and
..,onesses enjoyed the pretty gar
= nayty last evening on, the H. S.
IssbIe lawn when Miss Mary Hill
fsasented her Rock Island dancing
sssses in a recital program under
a ausnices of the Business. and
|o-ofesional Women's clubs The af-
Is,r was held just at the twilight
ssar the naturally attractive lawn
"A gardens forming a picturesque
.@,tiur for the dancing program.
kuests thoroughly enjoyed the in
liormal gathering on the east dawn
/ |. the estate before the dancing be-
~ and remained until dark at the
soselusion of the program. Assist
- In the program was Mrs. Fred
Nam. who sang two solos, "The
ITome Road" and "Smilin'
Irsroush," much enjoyed additions.
TWO spanish dances in which the
lass appeared opened the program.
and "Tambourines."
Mas Anne Vernon gave a pretty
IButterfiy Dance, and Barbara Bar
hard a quaint number. Dresden
IDoli." in a dainty doll-like costume.
Ina class gave a doll dance and
Eleanor Bort "Dandelion." a pretty
|Iftle number. danced barefoot
.Cossips," danced by Lucia May
thompson and Rose Mary Beck
vas a quaint dance and Miss Betty
uonman's Liebesfreud" was one of
he best dances on the program.
Miss Ann Downer of Davenport.
who assists Miss Hill. was a spe-
ial feature Of the program, dane
Lng Waltz Bluette. Wood Nymphs
ina Minuette by the class followed
she special number, and Barbara
Ind Marion Blackman in Greek
Eostume danced Valse Caprice. Fe-
lefty by the class concluded the
program.
The natural stage elevation of the
sast garden was perfect setting
Tor the dancers. Guests were seat
"a in the lower stretch on the op-
posite side of the driveway. The
isnees were announced by a tiny
lancer, who held cards for the au-
dence. Mrs. William O'Eeill play
ID for the dances
Miss Velma Hickman, president
Of the sponsoring club, and some of
The officers assisted Mrs. Cable in
receiving the guests informally.
Frappe and ice cream were sold at
he conclusion OF the program and
he attractive booth decorated with
lowers and foliage, was a popular
place.
The festival was the first venture
Il the newly formed club, which
vas a decided success. A goodly
um will be cleared from the re-
ital. The club is greatly indebted
o Mrs Cable for her hospitality.
Members of the Rock Island
lass are Lucille May Thompson,
lelen Coy, Rose Mary Beck, Mary
Figgins, Louise Hansen, Sadie
Iuse. Helen Clevenstein, Sybil III
meyer, Harriet Case, Eleanor
ort, Gwendolyn Baker, Evelyn
Iontgomery, Bernice Case and
Iarion Bort.
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Circle To Meet at Hall.

The Busy Bee Sewing circle will
meet Thursday afternoon at Odd
Fellows hall. Mrs. ]. L. Gilman
is the hostess for the afternoon.
Members are asked to note the
place Of the meeting.
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Coz Reunion Anr ~

The Cox reunion will this year
be held in Prospect park. Moline,
instead OF in Alpha. where the last
two celebrations have been staged.
The date set by the committee is
Aug. 10. The committee in charge
OF the arrangements includes Mrs.
margaret Cox. Albuquerque, n, NJ;
Mrs. Jennie Holt, Washington. d.
G.; Mr.. and Mrs. Frankenberger,
Rio; Walter Cox, Chicago. and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Cox, Alpha,
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The Woman's Relief corps, No. 66,
fiRhave a flag day program tomor-
bow afternoon at the regular after
boon sewing session in Memorial
ball. AT the conclusion of the pro-
gram. refreshments will be served
BY Mesdames Hilda Hedberg,
augusta Guldenzoph, Ida Barker,
BRA Wood, Ellen Zimmerman,
Eaude Krosen, Edwards and Lucy
@Orris.
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High Priestess Postpones Visit.

Vashti Shrine. No. %. White
Shrine OF Jerusalem, was to have
entertained Supreme Worthy High
Priestess Mrs. June Carter of Den
yer, Colo, tomorrow night. Mrs.
Carter had planned to pay her Off
c1al visit to the local shrine, but has
had to postpone the stop here. She
will come at a later date it was an
nounced today The special meet
ing planned for tomorrow night in
the visitors honor, has been post
poned. The regular meeting of the
shrine will be held June %.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
Fashion, N etDs
Notes by Wire
to The Argus

Paris. June IS. Transparent
cloaks are worn with almost every
costume intended for formal occa-
sions. Though these is OF course.
no warmth in these fimy capes of
chiffon there is, to be ssre, an in
finite amount of decorative grace,
Monkey fur and feather edgings
ornament these wraps. One cos
tune of sand crepe de chine.
yelled in sand silk lace and itself
yelling an underdress of black
satin. had the ARREST possible cape
of sand chiffon delicately edged
with wisps of black monkey fur.
London. June Is. - Tonkinese
hats with conical crowns are being
worn by petite young things with
the saucy type of-face. Regretta-
bly, enough, they are occasionally
being worn also by the chubby type.
which should shun the tonkiness
as il ought to shun the sweetmeat
These pert new hats are of straw
and extremely good for summer
wear because their crowns shield
the head so thoroughly. Latter day
tonkinese shapes are much larger
than those of an earlier type. Soma
of the crowns are nine or 10 inches
round.
Paris. June 13-As a last express
sion of the craze for red the Paris
ienne is busting her checks with
the new red lacquer rouge. This.
as its name implies. is a brilliant
shade and far more red than nature
ever intended the feminine face to
be. N'1mporte. however. the Pa
risierne not only uses lacquer red
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
TUEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-JUNE IS. 1922.

the hostesses. The next meeting,
July 10. will be in the form of a
picnic at Long View park.
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years he has been connected with
the Super-Heater company at Chi
cago. He served during the late
war as a railroad transportation
ofncer, and saw overseas duty.
The bridal couple will spend their
honeymoon on a motor trip through
Wisconsin. stopping at Lake Gen
eva. The Dells, Madison and Devils
Lake After July l they will be
at home at $50 North Pine avenue.
Austin, Ill.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-13
CALENDAR.


TO-DAY.
Tri-City chapter villa AIunanae meets
with Miss Elizabeth Roth. 1884 Twelfth
street.
Rock Island Fortress. No. 3, Ladies'
Militant. ha-e party at Odd Fellows nall.
Colonel Bracket circle aIl-day meeting.
WEDNESDAY
Brosderick Bakersfield wedding
Feicht-Anderson wedding at Zion Luth-
ersn church.
Ivy Card club entertained at Terrace
Gardens by Mrs. Alfred Musman of Dav,
export.
TriCity women's Press club entertained
by Rock Island members at Watch Tower
inn.
Jane Delano circle. Kings Daughters.
picnic at watch Tower inn.
Music Lovers club has guests day pro-
gram at home of Mrs. Harry r. Bartlett,
Davenport.
Palestine Orphans Sewing group
nue.. Moline.
BeYe-Kind circle. Kings Daughters
with Miss Elsa Franck. 5ls u Seventeenth
street.
Rock Island chapter No 26e. o. z. Q.
meets.
W. 3. C. flag day program.
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Party for Miss BauersfeId.

/ The Misses Mabel and Minnie
SWANSON at their home, 1901 Thir-
E-eighth street, entertained last
fGening at a pre-nuptial party for
PISS Adah Bakersfield, whose mar
[age to Francis Broderick will be
flemnized tomorrow morning.
quests last evening were IL girl
fiends of the bride, who played
fearts at three tables. The favor
fent to Miss Margaret Kerr.
Decorations were in the bridal
Eolors, maize and white, and bas-
zets of roses were used everywhere.
delicious luncheon was served
l the conclusion of the games.
me bride received a party favor.
I The Broderick Bakersfield we'd
ing will take place at the home
I The brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il Bakersfield. 1902 Twelfth street,
$50. Dean P. II. Durkin will
eiorm the ceremony Guests will
Z II relatives of the bride and
sddegroom. The couple will go on
honeymoon trip.
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THURSDAY

Busy Rec Sewing circle meets with
MRS. J. L. Ehman. at Odd Fellows hall.
Mrs. M S. Heagy hostess at afternoon
card party at Rock Island Arsenal Golf
club.
Sacred Heart Altar society coffee apron
SAFE at home of Mrs. t. II. Dolly. 93I
Twentieth street
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Honor Mrs. Clark on Birthday.

honor Mrs. Clark on Birthday.
yesterday was Mrs. Elmer E
lafks goth birthday anniversary,
"a in celebration of the event
|ne twenty friends and relatives
IN Rock Island, Moline and Dav-
Isport gathered at her home at the
Eeention hospital. The party was
surprise to Mrs. Clark, having
~ Planned by her grandmother,
- Culah Powell. The evening
= spent playing games and dane
s, after which refreshments were
Ved. A feature of the lunch
~ the birthday cake baked by
- B. ]. Hinton of Moline, beau
taliy iced with the name Of the
soeee in icing across the top.
f. guests departed at a late hour.
!. Clark received many pretty
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SATURDAY

Island City court, No. S55, Court of
honor with Mr.. and Mrs. George Balm
at Rock River camp
Daugherty- Bartsmeyer wedding at Sacred
Heart Cathedral. Davenport
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Long Whitehrook Enforcement

Rock Island friends will be in
terested in the engagement an
nouncement of Miss Betty White
brook. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Whitebrook. 1921 Ripley street,
Davenport and Jake Long of Cen
tervflle. The wedding date has
not been set. The home will be in
Centerville.