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until nicely browned> on both Sides
Carefully break one egg onto each
slice Of toast prepared In this man
ner. Season with salt and pepper.
Place in oven until EGG Is arm. Dot
with bits Of butter and serve very
hot. '
Simmersd Steak with Tomato and
Onion Sauce - One thick round
steak; three large tomatoes, three
onions, one-haK teaspoon salt, one
eighth teaspoon pepper, celery salt
(if desired). Brown steak on both
sides In drippings. Add one-half
cup Of water or broth. Place over
very low gas IRE and simmer for
one hour, adding water when nec-
essary to keep from burning. Then
season well. Add finely chopped
tomato and onions. Simmer one
half hour longer. Serve steak on
platter garnished with the sauce.
Cottage Cheese and Pepper Salad
Select necessary number Of nice
~ shaped green peppers 1.-TWO will
serve three people,. Wash and cut
stem out carefully SO seeds come
out with it. Stuff full Of cottage
cheese Tin which chopped olives
may be added If desired). Slice
crosswfse in thin slices. Arrange
on lettuce leaves and serve with
mayonnaise dressing.
Whiten your pantry shelf BY the
same method.
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/ Heart HO1lno|
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ing care Of my mother who is sict
She has tuberculosis and stomarh
trouble. She can't drink milk :,
eat fruit. vegetables nor steal,
because it goes against her stnm'
ach. She has no teeth and so h
makes it that much harder to =,
Can you please send me a ia
Of recipes that you think a.
could eat il l made them?
SINCERELY YOURS
I am sorry, but 1t is not part NJ
my work to provide recipes.
would suggest that you 70 to !
book store and look through the
various cook books. selecting ~
that deals extensively with van.
Gus kinds Of foods. You xill flpa
attractive omelet. cruel and sous
recipes which will probably Be
great help to you. Your physician
may also be able TO suggest sooS
cook book, which would suit Won,
requirements. :
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BLoNDE: Since your fiance is
in . position to marry you now.
but continues to put of the time.
/ would advise you to act - II you
were not engaged. The position
offered you seems 90 exceptionally
good. that would advise you to
70. Such a move would mot make
It necessary to break your engage
ment.
Lam not sure that going away
would hasten your marriage. how
ever, as your friends seem to
think. Your fiance Is just Is apt
to 60 on In his satisfied and COM
placent way, thinking that there
is plenty of time left for marriage.
Let your fiance understand that
you EXPECT to make new friends in
the new place and to accept invf-
tations from other men. Since
your engagement has been so long
and marriage Is not in sight, he
has no right to object. In case he
does, tell him that you want to
break your engagement until he is
ready to marry. Tell him frankly
that you are tired of waiting.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am TAX
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WEDNESDAY.
D. A. r. Attic Shop
Sale Is Planned for
Nov. IL at T.W.C.A.

The fourth annual Attic Shop sale
sponsored by Fort Armstrong chap
ter, Daughters OF the american
Revolution, will open Wednesday,
Nov. /, at / o'clock at the Y. w. C..
A., and continue through Thursday,
from until o'clock. Each year
the sale has been a greater success
than the previous one, and the
chapter this year is planning the
affair on as large plan.
Miss Clara whitman, Mrs. c. A.
walker and Mrs. B. ID. Connolly are
the committee supervising the sale
this year.
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Dtrict W6men's
Club Board Plans
Winter Activities

il HIST Of speakers available for
E1nbs In the 18th district Fedora
Nm u Women's clubs will BE- COM
h1led By Miss Ruth Chain Of Bush
ali. chairman Of the division Of
aposkets bureau, Department Of
yeess and publicity. Miss Chain
DGOp0sed the plan at the meeting
q the 18th district board held yes
.forday In the Chamber Of Com
Derce rooms, Monmouth, and q
Aumber OF names were given her
" the representative club women
and board members present. This
new plan will greatly help the
smaller clubs In the district, who
will be able to hear some Of the
splendid speakers to be found in the
six counties Of the district on var
ious topics Of interest to club
women. A number OF local speak
ers will be asked to allow their
names to 60 on the list.
The board meeting yesterday, the
first since the distric.. took up the
new departmental pan as adopted
by the general and state federation,
was an organization meeting. Some
40 members and club presidents,
who had been invited as special
guests. gathered at Monmouth.
Mrs. w. j. Sweeney OF this city,
who Is serving her second years as
president OF the district, presided
1T the meeting, and conducted the
departmental conference which &C.
cupied the forenoon session Ma
ture study was urged as club ac-
tivity, and the organization Of
classes for study, as we'll as the
conservation OF historical spots in
the state and district. Especial
mention was made OF the effort be-
ing made to restore Old Salem by
the state federation, and each club
was asked to do something in PRO-
noting the movement. Music men,
DRY work was another activity sug-
gested for clubs, music instruction
for children in orphanages and in
stitutions. programs in jails and
institutions on mothers day and
promoting OF the singing in English
movement. careful study of legis.
lative questions, study OF the con-
stitutiOn and Importance Of voting
upon the proposed charter in De.
cember. birth registration work
II importance OF the state club maya
zine to every club woman, and i'm
I portance Of county organizations.
The board members voted to sent
message Of sympathy to the :au.
/ lily Of the late Mrs. D. W. Babcock
n an active worker in the district ant
\ member Of the board for severa
4 years. Year books were distrib
uted and bills allowed. The pres
( ident reported the state board meet
! ing held in Chicago in September
Monmouth was chosen as the plac,
4 for the next district meeting in tn
III spring.
v Board members enjoyed lunc,,
con at the Chamber of Commerce
being Joined by a number OF tn
Monmouth club women, and in tn
IL afternoon the district workers wer
II guests at the regular meeting O
Ia the Monmouth club, when Mrs. m
\ H. Lieber of Winnetka, state chair
II man Of applied education, gave
a splendid talk. Mrs. Sweeney open
ed the club meeting and maze
few remarks.
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Fashion, Ne10s|
Notes By Wire
(to The Argus

Paris, Oct. 1S.-Cuns are begin
ming to take up almost - much
room q hats. The mousquetaire
Etyp6 OF CUT on the suit coat worn
today stands out . good SIX inches
from the arm, all the way from
wrist to elbow. BOT infrequently
the CUT extends to the finger tips,
the merest hint OF = hand being
glimpsed beneath the columnin0us
overhang.
Paris, Oct. 1s.-Afternoon gowns
today present q striking variation
in the matter of neck line. One type
has q collar SO high that 1t reaches
to. the ears, while the sleeves stop
before they have fairly begun. The
other type, more favored, has a
straight neckline that reveals the
top Of the shoulders while the
sleeves are SO long that the
knuckles remain hidden.
London, Oct. 19.-Charming neg
|ligees are being made today Of the
cloth of-silter and cloth-of-goid
hitherto reserved for formal gowns
and cloaks. Boudoir capes Of me-
tallic cloth match the neglfgees.
Some Of the chiffon and lace 1oung-
ing robes have long panels Of
monkey fur in black or in white.
London, Oct. 19.-Martini, the
cocktail shade, is new color in
autumn hats. Other cOlors great
" favored today seem to be CHINA
mon, copper, fame and royal blue.
Among the novelties in headgear is
gray kid hat, small and chic,
trimmed with foliage and flowers Of
suede. Brocade and dark fur make
| up the smart little models known
as 'f1orentine."
| New FORK. Oct. 19.-Buttonhole
stitching is used as the sole trins-
ming ON some of the smartest un-
derthings sold today. A pussywil-
low combination in pale green is
; trimmed, for example, with seal
Hoped rows OF buttonhole stitcnery
in green OF a darker shade. Knick-
ers Of anemone pink, buttonhole
stitched in ivory, are worn with a
silk undervest ivory stitched in
anem0ne.
New York. Oct. 19.-The head
dress for evening wear gowns
grows more and moro elaborate
till it is almost the equivalent Of a
hat. Often the couture ornament
is a band OF overlapping petals in
metallic cloth, caught snugly to the
head above each ear by two OF
three large fat metallic flowers.
London, Oct. ia very short
coat and broad fur bands on the
sleeves and edges is coming rapid.
! ly into vogue. Sometimes the coat
lis made entirely Of fur. More fire..
Iquently is of brocatelle or zen.
ana trimmed with Persian lamb
nutria or seal.
New York, Oct. 19.-With the
proper sort Of costume darl
taffeta, for instance. made with q
basque and wide skirt-nothing is
prettier than the earring ant
brooch of black enamel with raised
rosebuds scattered down its length
New York, Oct. 19.--The feeling
for bright colors in lingerie today
is being expressed by the new cor.
sets. If they happen by any
chance to be white. they are likely
to have a satin ruffle in deep ros,
or limoges blue.
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CALENDAR

fonAY.
eesn's 1snd dives ecncsst.
AsnnAa nosliag eiU uniee Eng
DsusAAsn' dinns5 0bsao0 q =. ~. 2. A.
Educsaieaal eommfttss Of Detbany
Hons psasues open houss and fruit and
o. z. 3. ssdal circle open eoaee at
home Of Mr.. Peari snydsr. 1904 Thirtieth
Tnnst oardss club sntssssined By Ms.
J. h. Hsubesg q "Houss "a Woods.
Buav Bee ssvine ciScas msets with Mt.
Allies Park. 1909 1histy-shird street.
TnCiiy Embroidery club will inset With
LAZY Erks meet
FRIDAY.
Miss Msrgaret Myers hostess st engage
ment luncheon-bsldge At Rock Island ar
senai.
Margaret Giles circle. Kings Dsashtess.
sponsor rummage sale.
Longfellow PIT A. carnival.
Frances Willard PIT. A.
Barbara Fr1etchie tent inspection.
SATURDAY.
Earl Barnes Of the chautahaua platform
will speak 1t the hrst meeting Of the
Rock Island Wouan's club.
MONDAY.
Study department. Of Woman's club
meets.
81. Elizabeth'S guild Halloween party.
TUESDAY.
Music department. Of Rock Island Wom-
ans club has first meeting.
Steadfast circle, Kings Daughters, meets
with Mrs. Nelson Gosline.
ST. Joseph Alumni card party.
Fortntghtly Reading circle meets.
WEDNESDAY.
Twin City Lutheran hospital circle
meets with Mrs. Earl Branmiller. 4317
Eighth avenue.
Halloween party At Outing club.
Vashti Shrine. No. %. White Shrine Of
Jerusalem. has halloween party.
Phi Delta Psis entertained BY Mr.
Robert Ryan.
Heatherbell club meets with MIS-. May
Anthony.
W. X. c. sewing meeting at Y. ". c. A
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Tri.City Embroidery Club.

Mrs. A. F. Sale at her home, 1928
Twenty-fifth street, was hostess
yesterday afternoon to members Of
the Trf-City Embroidery club.
There were Is members present
and a delightful afternoon spent
with needlework and chatting. Mrs.
Sale served a delicious luncheon at
4 o'clock, assisted by Mrs. Mayo.
Late fall garden flowers frightened
the rooms.
The next meeting will be held
Oct. 26 when Mrs. William Quick
at her home Bill Park Sixteenth
street, Moline, will be hostess.
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Members to Attend District Meeting
Kinncy.Braunlieh.

MISS lrma Braunllch, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Braunlich.
73l West Eighth street, Davenport.
and Ivan ]. Kinney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ]. Kinney, were married
in Chicago this morning at St
Mary's church. The bride had
been spending several days in Chi
cAgo visiting friends and was met
there by Mr.. Kinney, who is sales
and service man for the Holt Trac-
tor company. The bridegroom has
been offered . position with the
0ompany in South America, and
nay take his bride there. For
The present they will reside in Chi
oago.
Mr.. Kinney was overseas for II
months with the signal corps and
Mrs. Kinney, who is a graduate Of
Davenport high school and Browns
Business college. spent a year dur
Ing the war in Washington, d. c.
Hrs. Iattie Hostess to 500 Club.
Mrs. Charles Lattig, 2i14 Twelfth
street, was hostess to members OF
the Ivy 500 club yesterday after
noon. There were three tables Of
so surrounded. Prizes we're award
ed to Mrs. H. Mussmann Of Daven-
porf and Mrs. Henry Geisler and
Mrs. Charles Gantert. Dinner was
served at one long table In the din
ing room. On Oct 81 Mrs. p. ].
Carlson will entertain the club at
her home q 1890 Thirty eighth
street,
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MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Cornhakes with Fresh Peaches and
Top Milk
Bacon Crisps - Eggs Baked On
Slices Of French DpaPt
Mufnns Cones
Cocoa for Children
Luncheon.
Cream Celery Soup with Strips Of
Toast
Baked Salmon Loaf
Fresh Fruit Salad
whole Wheat Bread
Milk
Dinner.
Escalloped Potatoes
Steak Simmered with Tomatoes and
Onion Sauce
Cottage Cheese and Green Pepper
Salad
Chopped Buttered Cabbage
Home Made Ice Cream with Sponge
Cake
Bread Butter
Tea Milk
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Will Undergo Inspection.

Barbara Frietchie tent, No. 81,
Daughters of Veterans, willunder-
60 the annual inspection tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the Y. W.
C. A. parlors. All the officers are
requested to gather at l o'clock to
prepare for the inspection.
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division of the ladies' aid society CT
Spencer Memorial Methodist
church. There were % present, and
plans were completed for the Hal
lowe'en party to be given Oct. 81
at the church.
Members sewed on articles to be
sold at the bazaar this winter, and
during the social hour refresh
ments were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. John Ziegler, Mrs.
E. E. Schafer and Mrs. Harper. The
next meeting will be an all-day
sewing Nov. Is at the home of Mrs.
Newton Maple, 92S Forty-fifth
street.
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Fine china hicks particulars
easily when It is warm. Put \
towel at the bottom of the dish.
pan: will save much from daarer
Of chipping.
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Social Announcements

The woman's missionary society
of South Park Presbyterian
church will meet tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 with Mrs. J. E. Reid,
1885 Thirty-second street.
Amoo caldron sewing circle will
meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. A. C. Blair, 1418 Thirty-third
street.
A meeting Of the Helen Gould
auxiliary will be held tonight at
Memorial hall.
All members Of the Woman's
Trade Union league are requested
to attend session to be held at
2:30 tomorrow afternoon at the
Moline Industrial hall.
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Triuitv (,nild with Mrs, Chase,

Mrs. H. H. Chase and Miss Eva
Burgh were hostesses to the mem
bers Of Trinity guild yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of the former
at S13 Twentieth street. There was
a large attendance present. Fur
Their plans for the annual sale to
be held Nov. % at the parish house
were made. Refreshments will be
served during the afternoon. The
next session will be held Oct. %
with Mrs. Ada Krebs and Mrs. Amy
Boorman at the home Of the latter
at 1918 Twelfth street.
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Moline MatrOns Give Luncheon
Bridge.

Mrs. J. L. Oakleaf and Mrs. Sol
Hirsch of Moline are entertaining
tomorrow at luncheon-bridge at
the Terrace Gardens, Davenport.
Luncheon will be served at / o'clock
and the afternoon spent at games
of bridge.
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Second Division Meets

Mrs. Frank Marston, I'll Forty
third street, was hostess yesterday
afternoon to members of the first
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19
.Steifen Wedding Saturday

The marriage OF Miss Laura Stef-
fen, daughter of Mrs. A. Steffen,
1850 Dixwell street, Davenport, and
]. G. Meerdink, will take place at
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the
parsonage Of St. Paul's English
Lutheran church, Davenport. Rev.
]. A. Miller will officiate. The we'd
ding dinner will be served at the
home Of the bride for relatives Of
the couple, and after wedding trip
the home will be made with the
brides mother.
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TNday,s Reclpes.

Today's Recipes.
Eggs Baked on French Toast
Sliced dry bread, one cup milk. one
egg, one-quarter teaspoon salt. Re-
quired number of eggs for baking.
Beat one egg slightly, add one cup
Of sweet milk and salt. Dip slices
of bread in this mixture and fry
in bacon drippings in hot skillet
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19
Aid Coffee Tomorrow.

The ladies' aid society of the
First Methodist church is to have a
coffee tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. F. Robinson, 613
Twentieth street, when Mrs. So
phronia Hadsell-Kent, a former
resident Of thi city. whd<has re-
turned after several years absence
to make her home here. Mrs. Kent,
who is SO years old, will be re-
membered by older residents of the
city. Mrs. NJ. E. Sweeney is chair
man of the committee in charge of
the coffee.
A program 10 to be given during
the coffee hours. from to 6
o'clock. The following numbers
viii be given:
Reading, selected-Mrs. Faye
Hough Mccarthy.
Organ and piano duet. "Kamen-
moi Ostiow" (Rubinstine) -4Mrs. ].
+. Davis and Mrs. Leo Wynes.
Reading, selected - Mrs. c. F.
Hood. I
Members to Attend District Meeting
The Woman's Relief corps, No.
SIS, held a business session yester-
day afternoon in the Y. w. c. A.
dormitory parlors. with an unsual-
" large attendance Mrs. Frances
Siemon the president, and several
members OF the corps are planning
to attend the district convention to
be held in Macomb, Oct. rs. The
Milan members issued an invita-
ton to the corps to the annual kar-
vest festival to be held Oct rs. A
social and sewing session will be
held next Wednesday at the Y. W.
G. A
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Bruhu. Roberts Wedding.


Tuesday evening at O'Clock was
solemnized the marriage of Miss
Mary Elizabeth Roberts Of Fair
field, Iowa, and Charles A. Bruhn,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruhn,
914 Warren street, Davenport. The
ceremony was performed at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NC
Partland, lis East Sixth street,
Davenport. in the presence of soma
rs relatives and friends of the
bride and bridegroom, by Magia
trate Harold Metcalf of Davenport.
Mrs. John Tarpy Of this city. sister
Of the bride, and John Bruhn.
brother Of the bridegroom. were the
attendants. The ring ceremony
was used. The bride wore her
travelling suit Of dark blue cloth.
At 10 O'Clock . wedding lunch
was served. the bride cutting the
wedding cake which held the mini
ature bride and bridegroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruhn will 70 to
housekeeping at 211k Seventeenth
street, IN an apartment ready for
them. Mr.. Bruhn has been EN-
ployed by the United Cigar COM
pany Of Rock Island and Daven-
port for several years.
Halloween Party ut Heegen Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Heegen at their
home, 1850 Twenty-third street.
were host and hostess last evening
at = much enjoyed Halloween
party. The guests were IL couples.
who spent the evening with music.
dancing, games and contests.
Prizes were awarded to Miss Flor
ence johnson and Charles Claus
sen Of this city and Miss Louisa
Blohm and Herbert Hartkop ii
Davenport, in the contests.
The rooms of the Heegen home
were effectively decorated with
Halloween suggestions, novelties
being used on the table whore. a
three course midnight supper was
served, and tho Ice cream suggested
the season. The company left de-
caring Mr. and HrA Heegen splen.
did entHtainerA
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Second Christian Aid.

An all-day sewing was held yes
terday by the ladies aid society of
the Second Christian church. There
were q members present at the
session. A picnic dinner was serv-
ed at noon. The society will spon-
sor an all-day bake sale at Young &
McComb's store on Saturday morn
ing. The next meeting OF the aid
will be held Wednesday, Oct Is, at
the church.
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Dinner Dance for Miss Evans.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Evans and
F. H. French of Camp Mcclellan,
Davenport, will entertain at
dinner-dance Saturday evening,
Oct. %, at Rock Island Arsenal
Golf club. The affair is to intro
duce Mr.. Evans sister, Miss Eliza
beth Evans of Philadelphia, who
will arrive next Friday for a visit
at her brothers home.
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Aid to Meet.

The regular meeting of the ladies'
aid society Of Broadway Presbyter-
ian church will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. e.
Ray, 1920 Twentieth street. The
meeting is called for O'Clock and
the members will work on articles
to be sold at the sale Dec.,S.
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New York, Oct. 19.--The feeling
for bright eolors in lingerie today
is being expressed by the new cor
sets. If they happen by any
chance to be white. they are likely
to have a satin ruffle in deep rose
or limoges blue.
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Music department. Of Rock Island Wom-
ans club has first meeting.
Steadfast circle, Kings Daughters meets
with Mrs. Nelson Gosine.
ST. Joseph Alumni card party.
Fortnfghtly Reading circle meets.
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meets.
St. Elizabeth's guild Halloween party.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: am TAX