The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-13
Etude Climb Names Officers,

business Thursday at the meeting
with the Misses Florence and Hat
tie Jordan on 19191A LIE Claire
street, Davenport. The following
"ere elected:
President-Mrs. A. c. Mueller.
First vice president-Mrs. Louis
Kohn.
Second vice president - Miss
Florence Jordan.
Secretary-Miss Bertha Dennis.
Corresponding secretary - Miss
Carrie Fernald.
Treasurer-Miss Ida Dittman.
Program committee - Mrs. Carl
Lambach.
The study outline presented by
Mrs. Lambach-who was elected at
previous meeting-wilI be along
: the same line as the past year,
with programs having opera arias.
selections from oratorios for voice,
and sonatas, concerts and new
things in pianoforte music, and
sons. A profusion of spring flow
ers in Internationally and gar
den blooms were about the rooms
in decoration and refreshments
were served. There was no pro-
gram. but Miss Viola Koch enter
tanned delightfully."- with piano So
los. The next melting which will
be the last of the season will be
May % with Mrs. Charles Meier.
Dinner for, Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schiller of
East River drive, Davenport, enter
tanned between 80 and 40 of their
friends at an elaborate and beauti-
fully appointed dinner Thursday
evening at the Outing club in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Lynds of
Pasadena, Calf, who are guests
of Mrs. Lynds' sister, Mrs. H. M.
Lescaille of Prospect Terrace. An
elaborate course menu was served
The long tables in the main din
ing rooms were mess of very live
ly spring flowers in great profusion.
silver baskets holding a variety of
the seasons garden flowers in
brilliant rose and pink Darwin tu-
lips, lavender and white iris and
lilacs, bridal wreath and snap
dragon, candles adding their rosy
glow to the general charm OF deco
rative effect.
The after dinner hours were en-
joyed socially and with cards.
Mrs. Won Maur Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. Cable g. Won Maur invited
a dozen of her friends yesterday
noon informally to her home on
Mississippi avenue, Davenport. for
luncheon, the dining table having
a profusion of spring blossoms in
many colored Darwin tulips and
other flowers from the garden
Covers were laid for a dozen at the
table. The afternoon was spent So
cially by the guests over fancy
work and sewing.
Farewell Bridge for MatrOns.
Mrs. l. L. Sears OF East Ninth
street, Davenport, entertained at a
charmingly appointed luncheon !
bridge Thursday at her home, the !
affair being in the nature of fare |
we'll for Mrs. G. A. Ficke and Mrs.
Hare who leave shortly }
to spend the summer months in !
Europe. and for Mrs. J. f. Lyons !
of Los Angeles and Mrs. H NJ. De- |
Lescaille of Prospect Terrace who !
leave Saturday on a motor trip east. |
A profusion of lovely spring
flowers were all over the house, |
big bouquets of snapdragons, iris,
gladiolias and bridal wreath being /
in artistic arrangement in baskets /
and vases, the luncheon table in
dining room. living room and par
Ior having covers for IS.
. The afternoon was enjoyed with !
bridge. favors going to Mrs. Horace
Roberts and Mrs Marmaduke Hare.
Social Announcements.
The Queen Esther circle OF Spen-
Ger Memorial Methodist church will
meet Monday afternoon with Miss
Marie McMahill, 2S6l Fifth-and-a-i