The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-04

houns, eog Twsaty-stxth
leEA u =. No0aFvey Of
Qef, who prestded in the alb
Miss Nancy Carroll, pfesi-
~ association, opened the
~ haying yory intsrsstirg
6ivent Of what ths various
let6o1 are doing. A commune
wse rcd nom Niss Alma n
a1oOuncing her resigna-
tSe0 The position Of third vice
sa(e 4 sletter vas also read
invited the local organfza-
~ have . representative at the
5oual clubhouse at Washington,
- Was suggested that Miss
kammerer, formerly Of Day-
0rk who now lives In Washing
- asked to act In this capac-
Miss Cora 4. Stoddard Of Rick
1o4, who wss graduated from
university Of Michigan, Miss
1nebe Crum. who was graduated
nm the University OF Iowa and
Dse home Is also in Rock Is
ia, and Miss Anne ~Eimmington Of
8Sonport, who vas graduated
S90 Knox college, Galesburg, sent
their cards Of application for
Somborship in the association.
fhey VIII be welcomed into the CT
ka1tsation.
Much depends upon the ucces
{ the membership drive which ives
initiated at the national meeting
ut summer at Kansas City. Mr..
1ockefeller has offered to give ST.
9eo,0 900 to the fund to be used fer
~ Christian colleges OF the orient
10 condition that 81, 900 900 be rails
~ BY Jan. /. Women's organiza-
t3ons all over the country are de-
voting their thought and effort to
raising this amount. Dec. 8 is to be
dollar day and an appeal is made
~ all who are interested in the up
I'M OF women in these foreign
6ountries to give. The Des Moines
ASanch pledged $1,000. 1t is a thing
~ which college women especially
Everywhere r interested.
Mrs. e. N. Coleman was in charge
~ the program Of the day, "Our Ma
4fonal Work." and It was most en-
tightening, especially to the newer
kmembers Of the association. She
presented a small catechism Of
Questions and answers. Members
M felt much better informed, and
nt the close of the program ex-
yfessed their thanks to Mrs. Cole
man for having made a very inter-
eating afternoon out Of routine mat
E4srs.
The hostess served IN elaborate
EtWo-course luncheon at the close Of
the session, the rooms being made
bright In chrysanthemums Of var
F1ous kinds and colors.
The next meeting Jan. 6 will he
held in Moline at Federation Girls
club rooms.
n. Graham to Address PIT. A.
A. Cyril Graham of Augustans
conservatory will give q talk at thu
High School Parent Teachers asso.
cation meeting at s o'clock tomor
roy night at the Manual Arts build.
ing. Mr.. Graham, who Is head o.
the organ and theoretical depart
ment Of Augustana college, vii
talk on Musical Appreciation-It
Eject on Character"
Honor Son ON Birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave ZiIren, 102
fourteenth street, entertained ut
birthday party yesterday for thei
ION Henry. 1t was the 18th birth
day anniversary Of the honoree. 1
do3en boy friends came in the aft
Grnoon and spent the time wit
games. At $3.50 a supper was serv
a BY Mrs. Zinren.
Circle to Have Sewing Meet.
Margaret Giles circle, King
Daughters. will have an Aida
meeting Wednesday at the home Q
Mrs.. Clark Smith in Milan. Tn
members will sew for the sale +
b held in connection with q COTE
the arst OF the year, at the HON
Of Mrs. Floyd Thompson. The dat
tor the affair will be decided upol
= the meetinng.
4Aby Wlnan Has Birthday Party
Mary Jane Wiman, little daugh
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deere
Wtman who arrived in this worls
Just . year ago yesterday, celebrat
- the anniversary with a part,
yesterday afternoon in the Wimal
residence. when she entertained
company Of 20 little children, al
uAder z years Of age.
The home was turned over to Ahl
Riddles for the afternoon between
the hours Of $3.50 and s, and they
1fulicked and had the merriest tim1
imaginable, the pretty little hostess
locking on and smiling delightedly
- each new feature was introduc.
a. The children searched fol
beads which had been hidden about
the rooms and there was q prize fol
the one finding the most. When ali
the beads had been found the
youngsters busted themselves
~etrtugtng them with the result that
each carried homo q very pretty
necklace q the close OF the party.
Nora Mitchell. Schiller Hosford,
\ Mise Brown and John Brown re-.
ceived favors IN the numerous con-
testsI
At 4:30 the tots paraded to the
dining room where they surround
- . large table for luncheon, the
center Piece Of which was a large
birthday cake In pink and white on
which was m tiny pink candle,
Zach child received q pretty littls
box Of candy.
Ia Coed to Give Cillren's Party,
Mrs. Harry Good. 1879 Eleventh
avenue, Moline. has issued invita-
lions for an afternoon party next
Saturday afternoon in the Good
Acme when the birthday anniver-
eartes Of the young son and daugh-