The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-03

SCACStCN al tuc WouuiuS Ol MISE
Bruner and Mr.. Henning. The
bride lived in Rock Island until two
years ago. She is a graduate If
Rock Island high school.
Observe Silver Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs William ]. McDon-
nell, 920 Seventh avenue celebrated
their 18th wedding anniversary yes
terday, and in observance of the
occasion entertained a company of
relatives at o'clock dinner. Miss
Harriet Harrington and William ].
Mcconnell were married Nov. 2,
1897, in this city. There are eight
children, and all were at the din
| ner last evening. They are Mrs. S.
c. Virgins of Troy, N. y, the
Misses Harriet, Ethel and Agnes
and Eugene, Edgar T., Francis o.,
and William j., JrN, The bride and
bridegroom of rs years ago were
the recipients OF many appropriate
gifts.
Surprise Party for Mrs. Bruhn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bruhn, 903 Four
teenth avenue, was surprised last
evening at her home, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
The guests were 20 friends who
spent the evening playing 500. Mrs.
Anna Sersig took first prize, Mrs.
Madeline Baltzer second and Louis
Bruhn all-cut prize. At midnight
a lunch was served, which the
guests had brought with them.
Mrs--Bruhn received purse Of
money as birthday remembrance
Miss Kraft Entertains.
Miss Doris Kraft entertained a
company Of 20 boys and girls at
her home, 1903 Thirty first street,
last night. The evening was spent
with games and music. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Auxiliary Sets Baxar Date
Helen Gould auxiliary selected
Thursday, Dec. IA as the day for
the annual bazar at a business
meeting held last night in Memoir
ial hall The place will be an
nounced later. Last evenings
meeting was largely attended and
considerable routine business
transacted. An invitation extend
ed by Mrs. Harry Blackman to hold
a sewing and coffee at her home,
1915 Fifteenth street next Thurs
day was accepted. The next meet
ing will be held Nov 16 when a
class of candidates will be init
ated and senior vice, Mrs. Nellie
Clapper, will inspect the auxiliary.
Refreshments will be served at the
conclusion of the inspection.
Program for Student Department.
The student department of the
Rock Island Music club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O at
Trinity parish house. Games will
be played and after the program
refreshments will be served The
following program will be given:
Piano, Witch Dance (Schytte)-,
Pearl lsenberg.
Solo dance. Jumping Jack,
Florence Appelquist.
Piano, Brownies (Reinhold) !: |
Dance of the Elves adam GeibeD
Albert Lindberg.
Solo dance-Irene Appelquist.
Piano. Les Frisettes (Wachs)-t
Helen Coy.
Post-Nuptial for Mrs. McCrellias.
Couple dance, Coquette Flor
ence and Irene Appelquist.
Fifteen girls of the auditing de-
partment of the Royal Neighbor
head office honored Mrs. Eldon
McCrellias, nee Miss Ruth Ruge, a |
bride of last Saturday, at a pre-
nuptial party Wednesday evening
at the summer camp of Miss Mil !
dred Crandall. At O'Clock dinner
was served, appointments carrying
out the brides chosen colors, the !
rose shades. The brides cake +,
formed the centerpiece and lighted j
tapers adorned the table. Mrs. Nc
Crellias was presented with table I
linen. The evening hours were
spent informally.
Guild With Mrs. Ohlweiler.
Mrs. Oscar J. Ohlweiler at her
home, 1927 Thirteenth avenue. will
be hostess to the Vestment guild
Of Trinity Episcopal church at its
regular meeting Monday afternoon.
Party at Epperson Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Epperson
a party of friends in
their home, 2506 Fifth-and-a-ha half
avenue, Wednesday night, at a Ha
lowe'en affair. Conventional Hal
loween decorations made the inter-
ior OF the Epperson home most at
tractive. Music, dancing and ganes
were enjoyed and the hostess served
q delicious luncheon. The guests
played 800" at five tables, prizes
being won by Mrs. Anna Sersig.
Miss Marguerite Brader, Miss Anna
Colling and c. W. Crane.
Girl Scout Council Meets.
The Girl Scout council met yes
.erday at the library, with II MEM
3ers present. Routine business was
transacted and several reports con-
,erning the activities of the troops
made. The troop captains are ure-
ID to send in accounts Of their
roop work to the chairman, Mrs.
N. n. Marshall, and to let the gen.
raj public know what is befns-i
lone by publishing activities resu.
arly in the newspaper. Troops No.
ana 5. under the leadership of
Mss Elizabeth Sharpe and Miss
Miriam Walker were commended
or their effort in circulating news |
4 their activities. The next meat.
Nc OF the council will be held