The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-28

~ osabls w ding |
nj. ana Mrs. Max Sosna, 1871
Kouty-ninth street. today an
eNnce the engagements and ap-
1fQochInG marriages Of two daugh-
1ofs. Mis- Bessie A. Sosna is en-
Sutod to marry Milton Schwarx OF
chicago, and Miss Blanche ]. Sosns
VIII become the bride Of John YER
eer o. this city. A double wedding
- being planned by the two sisters,
~ ~ s0Iemnized in February, and
10Th couples plan to make their
homes In Chicago. A betrothal din
Nor Will be held 1t the Sosna home
ThAnkseivinE day, when only the
Immediate relatives OF the brides
and brfdegrooms-elect will be
guests. Miss Goldye S0sna Of Chi
cago, sister Of the two young wom-
en-, will come home for the affair.
The wedding will be a quiet, home
ceremony. solemnized by Rabbi Jo-
.yeph l.. Barron. Of Temple Emanuel.
Miss Bessie In graduate OF the
Rock Island high school in the
class Of 1915, and has been secre-
tary for her father. Her fiance,
Mr.. Schwarz. is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Schwarz Of New York city.
He attended schools in New York,
and for number of years has been
located in Chicago. where he will
take his bride. He is the Chicago
representative of the Max Mandcl
Lace company of New York.
Miss Blanche IS the youngest
daughter in the household. She
graduated from the local high
school in 1919. attended the Uniyer-
sity Of Illinois, and for some time
has been in social service work at
Michael Reese hospital in Chicago.
MFR. Verger is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David verger, 709 Twelfth
sstreet. He completed his course at
the high school in 1916. and has
been In the Office of the Bettendorf
company. The couple plan to re-
: side in Chicago, where the BRIDE
groom is to enter a new business.
" Both young women have been
prominent members Of younger
set in the tri-cities, and series OF
parties will be given in their honor
during the months before the we'd
! ding.
Mrs. McClelland Hostess at Lunch.
con.
Mrs. Anna r. McClelland enter
4 tanned at charmingly appointed
luncheon yesterday noon at the
Outing club in Davenport in honor
/ OF Mrs. Arthur Atkinson of Holly
wood, Cal, who is on a visit with
her sister. Mrs. S. d. Bawden OF
Davenport
Covers were laid for 40 at the
table, which extended through the
dining rooms, forming letter ''T,
silver baskets filled with chrysan
themums, which shaded from whit,
y. through yellow into gold to thu
russell eolOrs being used with can
i dies in silver holders in decoration
Dainty place cards marked thu
& places Of guests. The afternoon
was spent socially.
Vi Mrs. John Ahrens Of Chicago
d visiting Mrs. J. H. Whitaker, ant
Mrs. John Davies of Montclaire, N
II j., the guest Of her cousin, Mrs
Charles Shuler, were among tn
Out-of-town guests present.
Dinners Honor MIR. Hedberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Arthur Hedbere
~ 749 Thirty-fourth street, enter
tanned at family dinner last eve
ming, honoring their brother, Elme
II c. Hedberg of Los Angeles, who
81 visiting his relatives and forme
friends h There were cover
81 for Is at Ll.iner, the table decora
tions being chrysanthemums. M
Hedberg leaves Friday for his HON
in Los Angeles.
Saturday evening there was
family dinner at the home of Nj
and Mrs. Earl Hedberg in Molin
n and Sunday gathering at the HON
OF Mr.. Hedberg's brother in la,
II and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hol1
of Moline.
;3 Thursday Mr.. Hedberg's mother
Mrs. John Hedberg, 4409 Fifth ave
nue., will entertain at q family dir
ner party.
Pan.Hellonic Luncheon Saturday.
Tri-city Pan Hellenic associatio
will hold a special meeting Satul
day, the affair to be in the form {
luncheon at the Outing club, Day
export. Lunch will be served 9
1880 and the afternoon hours vii
4 be spent with bridge and sociabil
4 ity. Those who do not care to pla
& cards are invited to bring thei
sewing. Members desiring to at
tend are asked to notify Miss We
nita Koch, Davenport, 6951-W, b
Thursday.