The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-08

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t1 prssentsd yesterday alssnoon'
\ dshut recital 1t tAs outingI
-, Davenport when some one
hen9rsd tri-city girls and matfons
$500 guests OF the young pianist
- her mother. Miss Garrison
~ presented In the recital pro-.
xTnm BY her instructor, Miss Noto-
y1na eteck Of this city.
IN The guests were received in the
seouth pQrlor by Mrs. Clarkson
sd Mss Steck. Roses and daisies
= bsskets@and vases decorated the
s1tire lower floor OF the club
house. The piano was placed At
IL north Of the reception, the
sfuestS being seated In the hall and
Tie adjoining parlor.
The younE pianist gave q splen-
I'D program, showing much talent
sto4 10 young student. Each MEM
sber was understandly given, the
Each number Solfeggietto, Grieg's
The Little Bird" and Spring 1dyl
aang) being the most impressive.
The latter number was brilliantly
played, and the Grieg selection
s'The Little Bird" was repeated by
request. Miss Clarkson's technique
~ exceptional. her touch good and
tone producing power especially
fine. The program was varied
enough to show her ability. She
played from memory and displayed
In rendering the numbers conscien-
tious work as well as fine musi-
cianship.
Miss Frances Medill, who is
spending the summer in the city,
and will return in the fall to re-
sumo her expression study in Chi
4 cagp, gave several readings. Mark
ed Improvement has been made by
this young reader during her years
study. She gave humorous encores
TO her numbers.
At the conclusion Of the program,
ices and drinks we're served on
the club veranda, where great mass
es of brown-eyed Susans decorated
serving tables and stands.
Miss Clarkson graduated from
Rock Island high school last
month, being an honor student in
her class. She will enter Month
cello seminary IN the fall, and will
later continue her studies at uni
4 versity. She will continue with hel
piano work during her college
course.
Assisting yesterday as ushers
were q number of young girls
friends OF Miss Clarkson, who were
/ dressed in dainty summer frocks
Theys were the Misses Helen Bartz
Z Marion Tremann, Lola Stray AL
faretta Dempsey, Eleanor Huesins
and Sara Clarkson.
Mission Society Meets at Annex.
Mrs. Thomas Journy had charg'
Of the program for the meeting o
the woman's missionary society o
/ the First Baptist church, which wa
I hsld yesterday afternoon in the an
d mex. The first hour was given owe
4 70 white Cross work and at
o'clock the topic, The Church,
4 Service Agency" was taken W
y Mrs. Journy gave splendid paper
I and Mrs. John Kramer gave an abl
paper ON "Victory on Little Los
t River" Miss Caroline Kramer re
4 cited, s"I Love the West" and Mrs
4 Phil Wagner read her paper, "Th
t Hut" The title Of a paper by Mis-
B Dorothy Sangren was "The Stor
II pe the Colporter Missionary"
n Mrs. G. A. Sheets gave a mos
nble account of the Northern Bap
list convention where she attends
y indianapolis last week. The re
ort was clearly and wildly pre-
bonted and greatly enjoyed.
n Il was decided to hold the mex
II meeting Aug. 1 at the summer hom
1 ~ Mrs. w. X. Crandall on Van
II Gfuff's island.
Party for Department Members.
The junior department of tn
\ Evangelical church of Peace Sun
dAy school and the mothers of tn
HI ohildren were entertained last eve
Il ming at the church by the teacher,
/ 4. program was given, including
vocal number by Miss Lucille Liel
\ esman. a piano selection by Mis-
\ 1usella Motz, . reading by Mis-
Ii EliSabeth Tremann, piano solo b
III Miss Olive Mogle, saxophone mum
Nj ber by Phillip Licata and plan
NJ duet by Miss Laura Mogler an
n Miss Edith Fricke. Rev. F. ]. Rol
Dade q few appropriate remark.
Nefreshments were served at th
i ooncluston of the evening.
Hrs. Wagner Gives Bridge.
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