The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-06-14
AVN PARTY AT
|iRSENAL HEADS
CALDR0N PLANS
ks.city Women Plan for Reception
ana Entertainment Of 1000
At Grotto Meet.

women visitors at the national
.ryertion OF Yelled Prophets in
snck Island the week of June 26
III he royalty entertained by mem
.s ~ the caIdrons of the tri-cities
NJ prophets wives. At least 1000
sssting women are expected to be
Ia the city.
plans 70 receive them at rail-
load stations. hotels, Masonic
{smnles. and for bureaus of infor-
s.ion have been completed by
Noun of committees appointed by
Ess general executive committee Of
|vbieh Mrs. L. R. Mace, Rock Island,
d chairman.
The largest event OF the three
ssyg for the women will be the auto
.oyr which will conclude at the
Esock Island Arsenal Golf club
Ebere a garden party will take
|klaca wednesday morning, June 2S.
HI $50 o'clock that morning, the
Lato tour will begin, plans being
Irade by A. r. Sala. Anyone having
|nsehines which they will use in the
Eour are asked to call Mr. Sala.
FEATURES of the garden party will
IL the pageant Cinderella" to be
|iyiyen by the Moline Federated Girls
.Elub at 10 o'clock, and the ladies'
'Iompetitiye drill which will be en-
Eered by teams from at least eight
IaIdrons of various cities. Those
Ehich have already designated
Weir Intentions of entering the drill
Is{ntest are St Louis. Davenport,
|6uhuque, Rock Island, Bay City,
Inn Arbor, Moline and Hutchison,
fan. Others will be heard from
| Il the next week.
Ii A silver loving cup will be given
he winning team, the judges to be
zf6cers Of the Rock Island arsenal
appointed by Colonel D. NJ. King.
4ommandart The loving cup will
he presented by Harmed & VonMaur,
Davenport.
The pageant will be given on the
hwn of Colonel Kings home and
will be participated in by nearly $50
tlfls. A reception committee will
Nreet the visitors at the club. A
Hight lunch will be served.
Appear in Parade
Following the garden party, the
fFomen will go to Long View park
ishere the band contest will take
bace in the afternoon. They will
ialso take a prominent part in the
parade to be held early in the even
Ing in Rock island. and will wear
Ehe fez during the march.
Leather memorandum books with
he emblem of the caldron will be
lgiyen as souvenirs to the visiting
hdies. Plans for all the enter
bnments of the women were fur
sAered at the meeting OF the general
fonmittee yesterday afternoon in
Ahis city. The general committee is
tomposed of six women of each of
Bic three cities, and aech city ap-
k0ints its sub-committees- Mem
tsrs OF the general committee are
tFs. L. R. Mace, chairman; Mrs.
f z. Oberg, Mrs. George Richmond,
trs William Voss, Mrs John
tlemeyer, and Mrs Ralph Stan
tpn, Rock Island; Mrs. A. 1. Nau-
kann, secretary; Mrs. Margaret Nell
bon. Mrs. Ralph Otteson, Mrs.
Earry Adkins, Mrs. Harry Engle-
TART, and Mrs o. J. Hickey, Daven-
bort; Mrs. William Snyder. Mrs.
frank Hogan, Mrs. Charles Carney,
4zrs Edward Petit, Mrs. Edward
felson. and Mrs Elmer c. McLane,
Moline.
| The first evening Of the conven-
bon, Monday, the ladies' reception
Eommittee will be present at the
pail TO be held at the Rock. Island
Easonic temple and will serve the
fappe. Each city viii hold its own
pail at the same time. The women's
feadquarters will be in the Rock
ISLAND temple.
Tuesday noon, the women will
terve dinner TO the supreme dele
kates and officers of the Yelled
Prophets in the Rock Island
fsmple. Five hundred are expected
4 this dinner Other meals will
flso be served at the temple by the
fomen. Open house will be held at
Pc temple. The local committee is
flso arranging reception committees
for women on the boats during the
FFening excursions.
Supreme One Coming.
The Daughters of Mokanna has
caidrons throughout the coun-
Fl, and its supreme mighty chosen
ne, Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins of Bay
Ply, Mich, will be here for the con-
fenton Bay City is planning to
fnd its drill team in its own Pull
ban,