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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-05
Fashion News
Notes by Wire
to The Argus

Paris, Dec. Sit is remarkable,
in a stroll on the smart streets,
how much Persian lamb and rabbit
fur one sees on fashionable cos-
tunes. The rabbit, once a lowly
beast. today is at the peak Of favor.
His fur is dyed in all shades, one
Of the quaint thoughts of the mo-
ment being a shoulder scarf Of rab-
bit lacquered in red.
London, Dec. 5.-Ribbon hats are
seer rather frequently. just now.
Made entirely of ribbon, they are
trimmed with little trailing knots
Of ribbon flowers. A hat in a love.
ly shade of turquoise worn here
today was made from the very mar
row pleated velvet ribbons held to-
gether by exceedingly small GRO.
cheted silk rings.
New York. Dec. 5-Perhaps the
most successful ali-round wear for
the young girl today is the two-col.
ored frock with a bodice strikingly
different from the skirt. Such a
costume in brown was nothing
less than a delightful wood brown
skirt, a sand brown, rather bloused
bodice trimmed with Chinese EN-.
broidery in shades of striking blue
henna and gold.
New York, Dec. 5.-Certain of the
silk undertakings shown in smarI
lingerie shops today are trimmed
with medallions, insets and ever
pleated panels of organdie. Some
times the organdfe is Of a contrast
ing shade. Often, however, it is IL
the same shade as the rest of the
i, garment but lightly embroidered il
a different color.
New York. Dec. 5.-One of thu
prettiest and yet one of the mos
practical toys on display here to
day is a watch set in a ring. O
platinum and emeralds, the dial II
not much larger than a thumbnai
yet it is said to keep time perfectly
The woman who wore it at tea il
the Ritz had a costume of gray ant
green, so that the watch-ring wa
a suitable bit of jewelry.
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J! 5 81 g. !.
y VNRC THOMn

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am .
girl II years Of age and in love with
Z young man 81, / don't think that
Ne loves me or even likes me. He
was In some trouble not long ago
md i told some friends thAt / sym
pa4htsed with him. 1t got back to
him and he said he was glad to
have some one sympathize.
Please don't tell me to forget
him q l have gone with others AID
tried to forget and cannot Please
tell me some way that l may win
hts. love.
He has gone with q girl who
went with him for his money,
found he had none and turned him
down cold. But he seems to like
her still. Don't you think that he
ought to accept true love rather
than false? ! have no home in
which to entertain him.
IN LOVE.
A man does not want love which
10 forced on him, and when a girl
makes an effort to do such q thing
she usually succeeds in causing him
to dislike her heartily.
You know so little about the mar
you have been idolizing that II vol
are a wise little girl you VII
realize you are in love with a crea-
ton Of your own thoughts and NOT
with q reality. II you were to
know the young man you would
find him quite different from what
you picture him to be, and doubt
less you would be disappointed.
j Yes, l Am going to tell you Il
| forget him. Think about some
thing or someone else, and do moi
! permit him to dwell in your
thoughts constantly. It is very
| foolish for you to imagine yourself
in love when you scarcely know the
object of your love.
Don't be ashamed Of your home
little girl. Be it ever sc humble
you can make 1t a real home with
warm spirit Of hospitality. People
seem to think that material things
make the hone, but it is q mistake
The finest of furnishings. meot
nothing unless the mistress Of thu
home can add charm to her sur
roundings.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am l!
years cid and have been married
only two months. At times l seen
to love my husband more than N!
life. Then again l seem to be tiret
OF him and long to run away from
him and all his people. He doe
not dance and cares nothing abou
having a good time. and l love botl
with all my heart
I try to be satisfied and DO ALI.
can to please my husband. W.
get on real well together. l hav'
a great passion for pretty clothes
but he hasn't the money to buy MI
what I want. l Am going to sticl
it out with him as long as l can
but l can hardly bear to live thu
Quietness 1 now live. He has no
taken me to anything since we hav'
been married.
Do you think he loves me? Ant
do l love him? Please tell MI
something to do to help me be salts
fed. We could not very well sup
port any children. and anyway m,
husband does not want any.
Any advice you can give me will
be greatly appreciated. E. D.
You are looking for superficial
things to bring you happiness. You
husband does not dance, does nc
take you to amusements and can
not afford fine clothes for you. Blu
is he good to you? Does he EMO
your company SO much that b
prefers to stay at home with yo
to %poolrooms and poker parties
Would he be willing to read on
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loud to you while you -
make clothes?
1t seems to me your attst,A.
decidedly selfish and instesS
busying yourself with coolin, A.
licious foods TO please NOM
loved, learning to make dre,se. =.
yourself, ETC., you are feeling -
for yourself and seeking tro.His
There is no reason why yop en-
not have amusement and plenty =
It, ii you make use of the hour,
the day. Invite women to ~.
home for lunch. belong to q chu,ss
society or club, and you will h,,.
interests outside the home.
! think you love your hpsh.,1
more than you realize. II W.
were to leave him and marry a..
you would probably look bach !,
this period Of your life with m,
longing. You would wish you h,S
q chance to try over again. ~.
game of life is thrilling when ,art
Of money makes it impossible "a
realize the hearts desires. Thint
how much more credit It would u
to. you to have a beautiful litfls
home and pretty clothes whieA hi
have made for yourself.
Your. husband must love you d,
he would not have married Won
Do your part to please him and I
am confident he will respond Nv
trying to please you. Don't nsr
at him to take you places, or even
ask him to &C when he Is tired
Two months could not possibly
have changed the character Of You,
husband. He is the same man Won
loved, before you married him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: What
is good besides cocoa butter to ri.
ten the neck and shoulders!
SKINNY.
Try the following exercise to
fatten the neck and shouldersl
They, as we'll as the arms, NAV
also be rubbed with cocoa butter,
Bend the head slowly forward
until the chin touches the neck, and
, then slowly raise the head to its
normal position. Repeat these
movements Until you are tired.
| Then bend the head as far back.
ward as possible. Sitting erect in
a chair, bend the head from one
side to the other. and then roll The
head to the right, left and forward
Another good position is to lt
the arms hang loosely at the side,
Raise the shoulders as high as pos.
! sibie, then forward, down AMI
backward, until a circle is formed
! Continue this for a time and thea
reverse the motion. Do this ev9y
day for five or ten minutes.
Again. stand perfectly erect VIII
the arms at the side, lift them %
vertically, initiating the lungs =
the arms ascend. AT the same tina
rise up on the tips of your toes sna
throw your head back, at the SAM
time touching the backs OF you
hands overhead. AS the arms SLOW
ly descend exhale from the lungs.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am
girl Is and / have been invited L
a dumb party. l wish you vout
suggest a few ways to dress.
IN DOUBT.
There is no particular costunI
for a dumb party. Wear the dra
you like the best.
j Dear Mrs. Thompson: Pleai
give me a lotion for enlarged pore!
G. D.
This lotion for enlarged pores
| recommended: Boric acid, o.
dram; distilled witch hazel, fog
ounces. Apply with a piece OF d
linen or a bit of absorbent cotton
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-05
COUNTY q JURY
CALLED TO REPORT

A jury venfre has been drawn to
report at the county court Decem-
Der Is. Criminal trial list will be
met but with indications that the
grand jury session will continue
into the week. 1t is not likely that
any cases will be heard. Judge G.
O. Dietz, presiding in the court,
while Judge George D. Long, whose
term began yesterday. was occu-
pied IN the circuit court, aclled the
Fury.
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Chieaso wonaa to Speak In
Davenport.

Mr.. Charles 8. Cornelius Of Chi
cago, second vice president Of the
second district Illinois Federation
Of Women's Clubs and president Of
the Woodlawn Woman's club. will
address the Davenport club Mon
day afternoon, Dec. II. 1t the I'm
maculate Conception auditorium.
Her subject will be Problems Of
the Teens. Mrs. Cornelius II 4
prominent club woman Of the state,
who ID especially interested in the
working girl and headed . move
ment among clubs for work Of this
kind. She issa director and chair
man Of the courts committee Of the
Chicago federation and chairman Of
the morals committee Of the League
II Cook County Clubs.
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CALENDAR

xuDAY,
1scAav HAne 1sefng 49,
TnannW cauh moooo Nh - sylvia
49, .SS -
S1s.Afogt -. UnTb pnuuAAma. 1850
va ~ Ha1T1e1t 0n0esQ4G 4111 osvont1
ayunus.
YpgfnkghQy loa61ng See1D DooeL
- ~ hEeS--SrSW z 0ulaG4G0.
1es614e-Hasp cTeses Kln9s peashe.a
m1ee1aiae1 - Nh. 1Gt5k Ceok 3D40
nfEaGen1k avann.
~ sssers Pr
Nor.ee 49, Pr.
Td1Hfy eAspesr. Viue 49, nps(
Win No NeIT1eet Nualsg6k.
=
-HMnAY.
vicsor Artfa4f coucesf 81 Conamu.
cay INC. N.Y.
nsI 80. ~.~r~s, 1919 svash Mr. "
n W.r.nsn' 80 s6ah ~
Au~ue1ann Eu6uvnene yrud ep1ety
rseis vith Mr.. n. @. AbruhaipSun. eA4e
0oventh avenne-
Chs0fnsde eluh sueuk unettng,
OsSIeaf cssp No. 1895. Royal Nagh,
bory Dscts.
NsrTaset 6iles Nrrle. KINGS Dsuehtsra
49, Win Nh. Clsfk e9ith. Milan, for al
4. II. =. club Win Min Frances o'Bsisa
woman's 1elief corps election.
KembSp PIT, A. mee4s.
Mr.. Wiitam Dutterwoflh. Moline, host
ess II tea.
Outing club mid-vcekiy Informal.
Paleatina Oruhans' SeWinr Group meet
9th Mn I Horonstein 1910 Twelfth
strtet.
49,
THURaDAY.
In-His-Name .circAe. Kings Daughter
meets with Mrs. ". b. Astef. 1647 Thtr
| tenth street,
New Idea club with Mrs. Fred Apple
gust. 1920 Third avenue.
Court Of Honor No. 81 r,eetA.
Jolly Girls Embroidery c.uo Win MI
Harry Mcdonald.
Washington PIT. A.
Amoo Caldron sewing circle.
-
FRIDAY. --
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Third Dinner Dance Of Series.
Social ~Announceneuts.

The Villa Alumni meets tonight
atsthe home OF Miss Margaret Mus
feidt, 2607 Thirteenth avenue. This
meeting was formerly announced to
Be- held at the home Of Miss Mary
Kelly.
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AID Society Sale Supper.

The ladies' aid society Of the First
Baptist church is sponsoring a sale
and supper at the church today.
The sale will continue this evening
and supper is to be served from
$3.50 to 2 O'Clock.
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Entertains Tri-City Friends.

Mrs. L. ]. Dougherty Of 702 East
High street, Davenport, entertained
at luncheon yesterday noon at the
Outing club, her guests being ~
TRICKY friends. The tables laid for
a dozen each were scattered
throughout the dining rooms and
were in the Christmas red and
green with silver baskets filed with
red roses, %poinsettia and babies
breath as the c~enterpiece, surround
ed by red wax tapers In silver
holders, and with dainty place
cards bearing the R. H. D. initials
Of the hostess in red. These were
also the cor cards for the later
afternoon bridge games for which
tables were arranged in the parlor
and library, where the decorations
were also in. baskets OF p~oinsettia
and bowls of the red Christmas
roses.
Assisting the hostess were her
mother, Mrs. Anna Harmon. and
sisters-in-law, Mrs. Thomas Dough
erty, Mrs. Will Dougherty, Mrs. Ed
Dougherty and Miss Margaret
Dougherty.
Mrs. Dougherty is entertaining al
the second Of the series Of lunch.
eon-bridge parties at the Outing
club today, having some thirty-flve
guests.
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Bible Class at Lansman Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Langman, 1896
Fourteenth street entertained the
Who-So-Ever bible class last night.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes led the les
son study and William Brox and
Mrs. Langman gave a vocal duet.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
held Dec. IL, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Langman, 1916
Twelfth street.. when officers will
be elected for the next quarter.
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0W4B4
70 rL-A~~
|
New Yeora Eve
unique ceIebr1tlon OF me Id
vent u the neW yea. has bean
planned TO BE- held at the Rock II
land club New Years eve, Dec 81.
Tho AFFAIR includes IN enteftatn-
ment from 10 10 II O'Clock. featur-
Ing . radio concert, quartet and
solo selections, and q New Years
evo supper 1t II O'Clock. Instoad4
Of dancing the old year out, Rock
Island people attending the club
Year in, the program to start at
IL O'Clock and continue for several
Special novel decorations
are to be planned for the club
house for the event, and commit
tees were named at . meeting Of
the large committee last night 1t
the club to have charge Of the v1rt-
Gus features.
Only . limited number Of couples
can be accommodated at the club,
tons can be made now for the At
lar.
-
Soronty lnifnfion Needing.
-FOUR new members received for-
maj mutation into the kappa Sig
ma Delta sorority last night At the
mSet2pg neid at the home OF Miss
Elmer stevens, 1873 Tenth avenue
Inc new members are the Misses
ue..Iuae UarPen.er, Myrtle haspin.
laylor n virginia Hick-
olnner was enjoyed at
lne notel. Inc table
eaa vas cow OF roses.
49, t ~as WIZ
SS1s neA. n'setlne ~ De
neIu Dec. 10 al the nome OF NIL
Diancne "oeoef' VII Forty-fifth
street.
$500
Cafa SAFE Nets ~
MISS Marian Surratt, zS0o Sew
sntn venue was hostess last even
ing TO the Senior Standard Bearers
Washburn had charge of
1ne aesolonais ana MISS VIENNA De-
Lons tne lesson. The secretary
~ p Chr;a .ne pronts from In sale
soo;atu un.as eaIuS 70 oe s1o: Inc
800 o.eu the SUN OF z 10.
VI me
Ea-is - 40 IN IeAIn, Cnlna:
ha SON. ~ guy o01 WIN
The ra1, moe.!nA Cnina-
;z,t;on vii, ha : VI .ue orssn.
Tho chr."h Joe ni SESSION a.
Jan
: ual,nrs, OIL. 49,. \
Me,,hars - ~. tT "ee's.
Kine,. ns,oeu ue circle'
u.;th Nv NJ ne. yeste1uay
ments A.a;st;n. Nd Sa apart
tarto;n;,H IS MiD. oa1a III Gu
~ was Mrs' ran brougn'
, ch.;s.@.a " Do USED FOL
IN wolA. A1tef inc regu'
wa-a sS rou''he refreshments
0 'eeu'
M. VT, u
nisses Skinne 10 Ehteftatn,
MISS Dorothy Dow of Davenport
wnoso engagements were recently
announced will be honorees at 9
\ 0fG-nnn114I Wnln4el~~
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lnC SOlloOAatlOA law
assisted by Mrs. Lucy Morris and
Ella Judd, served refresh
ments.a Mrs. Anna Lamp, at her
1873 Tenth avenue, will en-
terrain the club Jan. g..
Societies to Serve Supper.
A supper is being sponsored by
the ladies' aid society. the Forward
society and Luther league OF
Grace Lutheran church, Friday eve
ming at the Lutheran Brotherhood
building. Augustana college. A
Christmas sale will be held during
the afternoon and evening in CON
nection with the affair.
Optimus Study Club.
The Optimus Study club was en-.
tertained'last night BY Mrs. Charles
E. Bryan at her home, 1925 Tenth
avenue. A Z o'clock supper va
served. followed by the evenings
program. The club will be enter.
tanned in two weeks by Mrs. W. A
Darling, $40 Nineteenth street.
E. Youngert to Address Society.
At the meeting of Augustana En-.
dowment Fund society tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L
G. Abrahamson, 3449 Seventh ave.
nue., Eugene Youngert, principal o.
Rock Island high school. will ad'
dress the members. His subjec
will deal with some phase of higI
school life. Miss Elsie Schocker
who was to have spoken at tn,
meeting will be unable to give hel
address on Notable Books OF tn,
Year"
Mrs. Calvin Hostess to Guild.
At the meeting of vestmen
guild Of Trinity Episcopal churcl
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Eva Calvin. 1912 Twentieth street
the members sewed on card tabl,
covers and colonial boQuets which
are being sold for Christmas gifts
The guild is taking orders foI
these dainty articles. It was de
cided to have the next meetin,
Monday, Dec. II, instead Of Dec. Is
and Mrs. ]. R.. Tuckis at her home
1903 Fourteenth-and-a-ha hall street
will be hostess. At the conclusion
Of the sewing yesterday. Mrs Gal
win served refreshments.
80 - Fs" H
Radio Concert Supper Feature.
A radio concert will be given to
morrow evening during the suppe,
hour at the Emmanuel Luthera,
school,, when the junior ladies' so
ciety sponsors a bazaar and supper
The meal will be served from S /,
8 O'Clock, and coffee is to be serve,
in the afternoon sale hours.
Celebrate Birthday with Dinner.
Mrs. George Stroehle and Mrs, C
B. johnson entertained a compan,
Of friends and relatives at the hom,
OF the former, 1925 Fifteenth street
jointly celebrating their birthda,
anniversaries at dinner last eve
ming. There were covers for IA
and a delicious four-course mea
was served. Yellow and bronz,
pom-pom chrysanthemums In
dutch silver basket guarded BY sill
yer candle holders bearing bronz,
tapers was the table c~enterpiece
Dainty hand-painted place card
marked the places.
Evening hours were spent Wit
bridge. Mrs. Paul Shinn Of Dayen
port taking high score prize an,
Mrs. Claude Arnold the cons 1Ia
ton favor.
Third Dlnner.D Dance Of Series.
Some 200 Knights Templar an
their ladies attended the third q
this seasons series OF .Ladie,
Nights" sponsored by the dri]
corps at the Masonic temple las
night. Dinner was served. durin
which Ted Sloate Of Davenpo,
sang several selections, and III
evening spent dancing. Davis o,
chestra played the program Of M
&c. The next affair viii be hcl
Feb. s.
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Girls, Friendly eeHne.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Girls Friendly society was
held last night at the Trinity par
ish house. It was voted to give IS
to help pay for the annual Christ
mas party for the children OF the
church The committee named to
prepare for the January meeting
was Mrs. Fannie Spencer, chair
man; Miss Harriet Hodges, Miss
Alice Heimbeck.
Miss Margaret Schnitxer, in.
structed in dancing and gave two
solo dance numbers. Luncheon
was served at small tables.
Master Collins Has Birthday Party
Master Leo George Collins. son Of
Nj. and Mrs. +. C. Collins, 20o1
Sixteenth street, entertained II boy
and girl friends at Z dinner party
yesterday. The event was in honor
Of Master Leo's 10th birthday ami.
versary. In the contest games
played following dinner, prizes
were awarded to Robert Winter
Jeanne Bodewig and Arthur Phelps
The house vas trimmed with
/ Christmas suggestions.
Club T. Che Christmas Pfegran.
A program Of Christmas music
will b given Sunday at 3 o'cloeA
in the auditorium Of the First Pres.
byterian church. Davenport, by thu
Music Lovers club. +
A very attractive and pleasing
program has been arranged for the
occasion and will be announced
later. The concert will be open Il
the public and Ill lovers Of music
are invited to attend. s
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Club With Mrs. Guldenxopf.

Past Noble Grand club of Eudora
Rebekah lodge was entertained last
night at the home Of Mrs. William
Guldenzopf, 1914 Fourteenth street.
At the business meeting members
made plans for the second annual
banquet to be held Feb. 6, at the
Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Alberta Elliott
received the first prize in a guess
ing contest and Mrs. Olivia Reid
the consolation favor: The hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Lucy Morris and
Mrs. Ella Judd, served refresh
ments.a Mrs. Anna Lamp, at her
home, 1873 Tenth avenue, will en-
terrain the club Jan. 8.
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Music Students VITA Ma Wheeleck
Mrs. Henry Wheelock Of Moline
was hostess to members 81 the
Music Stadents' club yesterday Ct
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Isis.o sssnbess s. MS casAsrins
d61S1ck q TIL ely Mf1s I0uis
LeClaars. ~ nd Miss Frances
l(1o,1ef - Daye1Dort: yuioe NUM-
beSS hy Ms 1etfa lorcA md QrA
pnfo<hf HA1Upnda8NsGecM q
Dssod1og3 md WhiEt1fhg solos ~
.}lfse Hetm6aek. accomp1nied BY
llr1. George Baker Of this city.
III pext meeting win be Z
Miss 0flce Amss In Moline Dec. Il.
SunG&v De1eoi CaeeS AeetA'
Miss Virginia Hubbart at her
home. ITO Twenty ninth street, en-
!tagtained the members Of her Sun
day school cla1s Of South Park
Presbyterian church, The Class In
the Corner" Saturday afternoon.
There wefe games and refresh
|ments, Miss Doris Radasch will
entertain the class ct the next meet
ine Jan. Rat her home, 1424 Thir-
teenth avenue.
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Master Hampton Host III P.rtv.

Wayne Hull Hampton, younges,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. O.. B. Hamp-
ton. 1509 Nineteenth avenue, cele-
brated his third birthday yesterday
BY being host to q company Of IL
little boy and girl friends. The
rooms we're decorated in the Christ
mas colors. After . merry after
noon with music and games ~ the
main entertainment. the youngstefa
enjoyed Z lunch, served In the din
ing room. The eenterpiece Of the
table vas . Christmas tres guarded
by . small Santa Claus. The birth
day cake boasted three tiny can.
dies.
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foar-of-Us Party. Friday.
A dance and card party will be
given Friday night at Woodm An
hall. Center Station, by the -Four
of-Cs club. Bruins orchestra v,lI
furnish the music,
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Societies to Serve Supper.

A supper is being sponsored by
the ladies' aid society. the Forward
society and Luther league Of
Grace Lutheran church, Friday eve
ming at the Lutheran Brotherhood
building, Augustana college. A
Christmas sale will be held during
the afternoon and evening in CON;
nection with the affair.
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Card Sale Nets e2S
Helpers Circle Meets,

Members Of the Helpers circle,
Kings Daughters. met yesterday
with Mrs. F.. M. Sala, Sala apart
ments. Assisting Mrs. Sala in en-
Pertaining was Mrs. Frank BrouRh,
1t vas voted to give $25 to the
Welfare association to be used fol
Christmas work. After the regu.
lar business routine refreshments
were served.
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An all-day quilting viii be held
Thursday at Odd Fellows hall BY
the Busy Bee sewing circle. All
members are urged to attend. Al
the afternoon session Mrs. Corr
Roberts Of Milan will be hostess.
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Mrs. Calvin Hostess to Guild.

Radio Concert Supper Feature.
A radio concert will be given to-
morrow evening during the supper
hour at the Emmanuel Lutheran
school,, when the junior ladies' So
ciety sponsors a bazaar and supper.
The meal will be served from S to
: o'clock, and coffee is to be served
In the afternoon sale hours.
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The Optimus Study club vas en-
tertained'last night by Mrs. Charles
E. Bryan at her home, 1925 Tenth
avenue. A Z o'clock supper was
served. followed by the evenings
program. The club will be enter
tanned in two weeks by Mrs. w. A.
Darling, $40 Nineteenth street.
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r. T. A. Has Afternoon Meet.

Center Station parent-teacher as
sociation will meet at 5 O'Clock Frl
day afternoon instead Of Friday
night, rs formerly planned. The
fathers night has been postponed
indefinitely.