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Paris, Nov. 29.-Many of the
short coats, bloused into a close
fitting girdle at the hips, are being
made of suede. The suede Of today
is velvet-s0ft in texture and has a
range of exquisite shades in gray
and sand, particularly the rosy
sand tint so popular now. The lit
tie coats are lined with brilliant
brocades.
Paris, Nov. 29.-French women
today are wearing their hats with
a tilt toward the front, an angle in
variably becoming to French
woman and usually CHASTITY on any
one else. A favorite little hat just
now has a rim Of cog feathers fall
ing into the eyes and slanting OF
one shoulder.
London, Nov. 29.-Boudoirs are
now being decorated in split sheep
skin. Made into sort of wall pa
per. This material is said to last
for many years. 1t comes in many
shades and designs. Boudoir
screens are made of it too, and SO
are very attractive little rainy day
hats and alluring weather proof
caps.
London, Nov. 29.-Black is the
proper color at present for both
gloves and wrist-bags. Both, Incl
dentally may be of suede though
often the bag is of velvet. A nov
city is a wrist-bag which when
closed looks very small but which
opens into large proportions and
almost any shape.
New York, Nov. 29.-The long
full skirt of today has brought back
the petticoat This garment. which
had almost vanished or at least
was but the ghost of its former
self, is back again in all its old
f1ufiness. 1t is a substantial gar
ment today, of taffeta or radium
considerably f1ounced.
New York. Nov. 29.-Wool hose
so comfortable for sports, hikes
and motoring through crisp wealth
er, comes in an unprecedented va.
riety of patterns and colorings to-
day. Perhaps the combination OF
sand and brown, in an odd rattle.
snake plaid is the most satisfac-
tory. But there is an orange and
brown in zig-zag line which GER
tainly fills the eyes.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a
married man of 80 and have a wife
and child. My wife is 80 and our
child is 9 years old l suppose
have no reason to complain because
my wife is a good cook and house
keeper and good mother to the
hoy But she is not like the wives
OF other men where l work. She
is fat and not interested in any
thing except cooking and cleaning.
At the office where | work the
met get together for social eve
nings and they invite their wives.
The other women are slim and
we'll dressed and they talk of cleo
ton, books and progressive things.
NY wife is simply lost and doesn't
know anything about such mat
ters.
1t is little Of me to write this
way, but l actually feel ashamed.
What can l do to make my wife
take an interest in something be-
sides the home? TOM KAT.
Make your wife your companion
and don't let her spend so much
time cooking and keeping house.
1 think you will find that she will
enjoy theatres. musicals, ETC., and
before another election take her
to political meetings. You will also
find it helpful to read out loud.
Discuss the books together and then
when she is in the company of the
other women who are readers she
will feel more at home. s~
There are many good books on
the market regarding the reduc-
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stitute. The following recipes may
help on the meatless menus which
all of US like once in a while,
whether dieting or not.
One good one is baked rice and
cheese. Boil the rice in milk in a
double boiler until it is tender. Then
pour into baking dish and put a
thick layer of grated cheese over
it. Bake it until the cheese has
Drowned. Salt the rice, of course.
Here is a good vegetarian loaf
recipe:
Two cups crumbs. two eggs. one
cup milk, two cups pecans, one tea
spoon summer savory, one-half
teaspoon salt, pepper and celery
salt. one-half cup melted butter.
Soak crumbs in egg and milk.
Grind nuts. Mix and bake in greas-
ed pan one-half hour. Basic with
the melted butter. Garnish with
parsley.
And here is a recipe for baked
macaroni omelet that is especially
good:
One pint thick white sauce, cool
ed, six egg yolks, beaten in two at
at a time. six egg whites, beaten
stiff, folded in last, salt and pep
per.
Put boiled macaroni, broken in
inch pieces, in buttered baking dish
Pour omelet over macaroni. and
bake till done. May be served
with half cup beaten butter sweet
ened with one cup sugar.
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MEETING TO TALK OF
NEW CONSTITUTION
PLANNED SATURDAY

A public mass meeting to discuss
the proposed new Illinois consti-
tuition is to be held next Saturday
evening in the circuit court room
at the court house The meeting is
to be held under the auspices of
the Peoples League of Illinois.
C. E. Dietz, delegate from this
county to the constitutional con-
yent;on, and the principal advo-
cate of the proposed constitution
in this locality, has been invited to
attend and discuss the issues with
those who oppose adoption Of the
constitution.
1t is expected that at this meet
ing branch of the Peoples
League of Illinois will be organ
lied, and arrangements made for
the appearance Of speaker of ma
tional prominence at a large meet
ing to be held in Rock Island some
day next week. t
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Oueen Esthers Plan Work,

The Queen Esther society of the
First Methodist church was enter
tanned last night at the home of
Miss Marjorie Walker, 1902 Seven
teenth street. 1t was decided to do
special work this year for the Ben
nett academy, school for girls at
Mathiston, Miss. A Christmas box
will be sent to this school. Reports
of the work done there and pictures
of the building and students were
shown. The years programs were
distributed. Two jewel life men,
bers, both born since the last meet
ing Of the society, we're taken into
membership. They were Marilyn
McCurdy and Patricia Madeline
Best. The mothers of the babies
are members of the circle. A
Christmas party will be held Dec.
20 at the home Of Mrs. John HON.
bledal, 1427 Sixth avenue. Mrs.
Hombledal will be assisted by Miss
Blanche Reid.
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NEN. SECRET
TOCOMIE JAN |


Miss May Belle Schriber. st.
Paul, will take up her duties as
general secretary Of the Rock Is
land Y. W. C. A. on Jan. l. 1873.
Miss Schriber, who has been act
ing general secretary in the St
Paul Y. w. C. A. for the past Is
months, has had much experience
in the handling and care Of girls
and the business end Of the fnsti-
tuition.
The Y. W.. C. A. in Rock Island
has been without head since the
resignation of Miss Mary Adkins
in October, 1921. The various de-
partments have been carrying on
the work under the direction of the
department leaders and without a
general head. Those who have been
in charge of the activities in the
local "Y" are: Miss Laura Huber.
girls work secretary; Mrs. N. F.
Bundy, physical director; Miss
EGna A. Tucker, office secretary.
and Mrs. F. E. Marshall, in charge
of the cafeteria.
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Open house will be held Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Charles W.
Beaver, 1909 Sixth avenue, when
Mrs. Beaver will entertain in honor
of her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Hitchcock, who will have
enjoyed SO years of married life
Sunday, Dec 3. Friends will be
received by the couple from 2 to 4
o'clock in the afternoon and from
Z to 8 in the evening.
Miss Mary E. Hearn Of Daven-
port and C. H. Hitchcock were mar
ried in Davenport, Dec. 3, 1872. Mr..
Hitchcock was in the service of the
Rock Island road from which he
was retired Oct l, after SO years of
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A quiet wedding Of last night at
Trinity cathedral, Davenport, which
will interest tri-city young people,
was that of Miss Gladys Lorayn
Drury, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
F.. Drury, 1921 LeClaire street, Dav-
export, and Marvin Chester Park Of
the Rock Island club. The wedding
was solemnized at 8 o'clock, Dean
Marmaduke Hare officiating. At
tending the couple were Miss
Frances Drury. sister of the bride,
and Louis Wareham of Davenport.
The bride wore a dress of blue
tricotine, with black hat trimmed
with silver brocade. Her flowers
were corsage of roses and lilies
of the valley. Miss Frances wore
a burgundy velvet dress with hat
to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park left this
morning on motor trip. going to
South Bend. Ind. where they will
spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. Park s
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Park.
The first of the week they will
leave for Fostorias Ohio, where the
new home will be made. They will
be at home to friends after Jan. l..
Mrs. Park has lived in Davenport
for seven years. She graduated
from Davenport high school last
June, a popular member of her
class anG of the Delta Epsilon
sorority. Mr.. Park came to the tri-
cities some six months ago, when
he represented the ]. B. Rogers
producing company. which put on
the American Legion presentation,
"All Aboard He has made his
home at the Rock Island club and
recently has been connected with
the Servus Rubber company. Aft
err the first of the year he will again
be associated with the Rogers COM
pany. He is a graduate of Du
Paw university and during the
war served in the navy.
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service. He had been an engine,
for As years. The couple reside,
here until IL years ago, when tbs,
moved to Valley Junction, Low,
where they lived II years. The,
they went to Marshalltown for ~,
years. The home is now in Roct
Island with Mrs. Beaver. Tharp
are two children, Mrs. Beaver and
son Harry l.. Hitchcock Of Dos
Moines, who will come for the celia.
bration. There are two grandchil.
dren, Mrs. Pearl Allen and Mrs
Hazel Bledsoe of this city, and
three great grandsons and one grcsi
granddaughter. All will be guests
at family dinner Saturday.
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Today's Recipes.

Oatmeal-A cup Of bran stirred
into the oatmeal before taking it
from the five gives the necessary
"roughage" for the meal.
Mexican Macaroni-Into one ia
blespoonful of hot brown butter
stir one cup of cooked macaroni,
one-half cup tomato. one small on
ion, salt and paprika to suit taste.
When well Drowned, add one cup of
soup stock. Pour into a buttered
pan and cover the top with crack
ers or bread crumbs; bake half
hour.
Round Steak-For cheap but
very palatable dish take two
pounds of round steak cut one and
one-half inches thick, sprinkle on
-four and pound into steak. Cover
with one can tOmatos, one onion
chopped fine, pepper and salt. Bake
slowly until the meat is tender.
Macaroons-When you do moi
want to mix up cookies in the or
binary way of dreaming butter and
so on. try this macaroon. 1t is g
familiar recipe to many of you
Possibly the addition of the raisins
is new. Two eggs, three-quartel
cup sugar, one teaspoonful maple
f1avoring, one-half teaspoonful salt
one-half cup chopped walnut meats
one-half cup chopped raisins, three
cups corn fakes. Beat eggs. ADD
sugar, flavoring, nuts, raisins, sal
and corn fakes. Mix we'll. DroI
from teaspoon on creased pan
Bake in moderate oven about q
minutes. Remove from pan whi'
hot. Make about So cookies.
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CALENDAR

TO-DAY.
DinasAasss = Heek Island Assssai
xxseuffvs eoDnittee Of PIT. A. council
0eses.
1ld.vsskIy Internal u Outing club.
Twtn-Ctty Lutheran hospital circle with
THURSDAY.
/ 1stnoshal dinner u Emil Silberstein
home in Dsveapoet.
D1ytes- Mnckm1n wedding.
Special Thanksgiving dinner At Daven-
Nm: v: I. velie ensert.ins At dinner
Il villa veiie. Moline. for Mrs. Paul
Saunders Joaes Of Louisville.
friday.
Mrs. hes Gansert and Mrs.. c. Dudley MAJ
shall entertain 1t tes al Rock Island Ar
senal Golf club.
Barbara Frietchie tent election.
SATURDAY.
American Association of University
Women entertained By Mrs. T. B. Davis.
st. Katharines school has annual holi-
day fair
Weekly bridge at Golf club.
Moline Kings Daughters' Union annual
bazaar In Kings Daughter rooms.
Special luncheon meeting OF Tr-City
ran -hetlenfc ASSOCIATION AZ DsVcupors Ous'
ing club.
steadfast circle Kings Daughters,
bakery sale in Central Trust building lobby.
MONDAY.
Drill corps. Knights Templar dance at
Masonic temple.
Past Noble Grand club. Eudora Re
kah lodge meets with Mrs. William
Gudenyopf 1914 Fourteenth street.
Helpers circle. Kings Daughters. meets
Kappa Sigma Delta sorority initiation
service at home of Miss Ethel Stevens,
1923 Tenth avenue.
Mrs. L. J. Dougherty, Davenport. gives
first of series of lunche0ns at Outing club
Business and Profe ssional Women !
club dinner meeting.
Mrs Eva Calvin 1412 Twentieth street
entertains vestment Guild.
TUESDAY.
Teeshaw club meets with Miss Sylvia
Slater. 622 Eleventh street.
Steadfast circle. Kings Daughters. meets
with Miss Harriet Bancroft, 2S4l Seventh
avenue.
Fortnighlly Beading circle meets.
Mrs. l.. J. Dousherty. Davenport host
ess at luncheon-bridge at Outing club.
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Sale Date Dec. z.

The ladies of Broadway Presby-
terrain church will hold sale
Thursday afternoon, Dec. z, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Mixter, 734
Twentieth street The hours will
be from 2 to o'clock. Coffee will
be served and fancy articles, bakery
goods, children's articles and books
will be sold.
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Mrs. Ackley P. E. 0. Hostess.

Mrs. George W. Ackley, s47
Twenty-first street. was hostess to
Chapter Blk, P. E. o., yesterday.
There was a good attendance. A
short business session was held at
which Mrs. Helen Frey was taken
in as a new member. 1t was voted
to give S. to The Argus Santa
Claus fund.
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The greatest thing about Thanksgiving Day is its fundamental
for being observed On that
best cleanes thinking and reflections capable Of
Allow thoughts to back that rocky shore
the which ypd the which
to make.
And dream will of the thanks which they offered their Lord
blessings
our lives with theirs and let all the things
which enjoy.
true that count troubles and that
trials but should not be thankful
fold?
Among the things which thankful the great
wealth confidence placed people this
yours The worth of this will appreciated
and we are truly thankful for everything which tending
ing this better earth to live.
YOU hope have much also for we extend to
you sincere good wishes and the hope
now we may be still thankful for mutually
which ours.
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DR., and Mrs. VOllmer to Give
Dinner.

DR.. and Mrs. Karl Vollmer, S11
West Seventh street, Davenport, are
giving a dinner Friday evening at
the Outing club, Davenport Covers
will be set for some one hundred
tri-city guests, and number of out
of-town visitors.
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- Nn1taRhnlh 6tnts : ,
Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.

Menu Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Grape Fruit
Oatmeal With Cream
Hard Rolls Marmalade
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Mexican MacarOni
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter
Bananas and Oranges Sliced
MacarOOnS MIX
DINNER
Round Steak Baked Potatoes
Canned Corn
Chocolate Blanc Mango
Tea
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Colonel Bracket Sewing.

An all day sewing of Colonel
Bracket circle, Ladies Of the G. A.
r., was held yesterday at the home
Of Mrs. Belle Jones, 1905 Seven
teenth avenue. Much work was &C
complished and picnic lunch was
served at noon. At the meeting
next Tuesday election Of officers
will be held.
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Social Announcements.

Vestment guild of Trinity Epis-
copal church will be entertained
Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the
home of Mrs. Eva Calvin, 1412
Twentieth street.
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llhserxes 1srd Birthday.


The 93rd birthday anniversary OF
John Juergens, pioneer resident
OF Rock Island county, was fitting
~ observed on Sunday, Nov. rs, by
a gathering OF his relatives. includ-
ing more than a score Of his chill
dren and their families, at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. Charles Bias
er, southwest OF Milan. Besides a
splendid dinner and festivities MIR.
Juergens was showered with con-
gratulations from his friends as a
part Of the days celebrations.
Mr.. Juergens' state of health
gives promise Of happy returns Of
his birthday anniversary. In fact
the aged gentleman is confident Of
attaining the age OF 100 years.
Society Sends Jelly to Hospital.
A shower of jelly was held fol
st. Anthony hospital at the
meeting of the Kate Hill mis-.
sionary society of First United
Presbyterian church at the home
of the Misses Mable and Ada Simp'
son, 1903 Seventh avenue, last
night. Miss Tillie Toenniges had
charge Of the lesson and was as
, sisted by Mrs. Wyman Beardsley
At the business session it was re-
ported the thankoffering amounted
to ST.. A Christmas party was
planned to be held between Christ
mas and New Years. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks.
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Sunrise on Fred De Reas.

A company Of II friends of Fred
De Reus. 1902 Twelfth street. were
entertained at a surprise birthday
party last night. The evening was
spent with cards. music and dane
ing. Supper was served by Mrs.
De Reus. Out-of-t0wn guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Trap Of
Omaha, Neb.
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Glggle Box Club.

Mrs. Ben E. Roe, 701 Thirteenth
avenue, was hostess yesterday af-
ernoon to members of the Giggle
Box club. Five hundred was play
ed during the afternoon, favors be-
ing awarded to Mrs. Clarence
Jones. Mrs. John Schmitt and Mrs.
s. C. Carlson. A two-course lunch
con was served at the card tables.
Mrs. ]. G. Schmitt, 802 Seventh
avenue, will be hostess Dec. 6.
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Helpful Hints.

An Additional Flavor for Cookies
Put an orange or a lemon in the
jar or box with your newly-made
cakes or cookies, and you will find
lit will give them a delicate and de-
licious flavor.
Utilizing Potato Water-The wa
ter in which potatoes have been
boiled can be used in making
bread.
Adhesive Does the Work-When
you cut or slash your table oilcloth,
paste strip of adhesive tape un.
derneath the tear. This has proved
most satisfactory.
To Obtain Full Value-Boiling
the potatoes with the skins on. pre-
vents the loss of valuable mineral
salts which are deposited just un-
der the skin of the potato.
Place for While sewing
place an empty box On the machine.
Put all of the basting threads and
trimmings in it and you will not
have to sweep when YOU are
through sewing.
For Leaky Utensils temper
airy repair of leaky kitchen uten-
/ sils an ordinary womans dress
snap may be pressed, into the hole
and tapped lightly with a hammer.
To Keep Egg Yolks Fresh.
yolks may be kept fresh by putting
tnem in basin with sufficient cold
water to cover. Place "a saucer on
Top and put in a cool dark place
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Moline MatrOns Entertain.

Mrs. Perry H. Vessel and her
mother. Mrs. F. H. Cooper Of Mo-
line. were hostesses at a charming
ly appointed lunchecn-bridge yes
terday when they entertained at
Tekenink. the home Of the former.
Twenty ladies we're in the party.
They surrounded three tables. one
large be ard and three smaller ones,
for the luncheon at l o'clock. Pink
chrysanthemums and pink and white
carnations were used about the
rooms.
After luncheon the ladies' sur
rounded small tables for bridge
games, and attractive gifts were
awarded Mrs. Fred Railsback. Mrs.
Henry Wheelock and Mrs. Frank
Byers. all Of Moline.
This was the second pretty affair
at which Mrs. Vessel has enter
tanned this week.
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Tea for Visiting Matron.

Mrs. X. M. Abbott and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ira r. Tabor, entertained
at their home on East Twelfth
street. Davenport. yesterday after
noon at a very delightful Kensing-
ton tea inviting old friends to meet
Mrs. John Ahrens of Chicago who
Is visiting Mrs. J. H. Whitaker OF
College avenue.
Between Is and 30 were guests
Of the afternoon and tea was serv.
ed at o'clock.
Baskets Of yellow and russell
chrysanthemums, roses and carna
tons were In decoration In all thu
rooms.
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Davidson. Hallenstein.

Mrs. Bertha Hallenstein of Joliet
and David J. Davidson, 1901 Four
teenth-and-l-half street, were mar
ried today in Chicago, according to
word received here today Mr.
Davidson is a member of the firm
of Davidson & Stern, cigar dealers.
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Meatless Meals,

Less medicine and more atten-
Iion TO what We eat is the order of
the day now and many people are
eliminating meat from their diets
or at least partially doing so. 1t is
hard on the housewife as we are
SO In the habit OF relying on a meat
course for the hearty meal that if
Is hard to ind . satisfactory sub
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Family Dinner Celebrates Ami.
VefS0ry.

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kelly, $40
fremont avenue. Davenport, OBJ
served their 55th wedding ami
versary yesterday, and will cele-
brate the event tomorrow with a
family dinner at the home at noon.
There will be rs guests.
The marriage Of Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly was solemnized in Davenport
SIS years ago, at the st. Margaret's
church, by the late Bishop Co.'S
grove. Mrs. Kelly's maiden name
was Elizabeth M. Collopy. There
are seven tchildren, R. C. Kelly,
Mrs. Thomas J. Flynn, Arthur f..
Ralph L.. and Miss Laura V.
Kelly, Of Davenport. Mrs. NJ. A. Nc
Cullough Of Rock Island and Mrs.
John Brugman Of Chicago. Mr. John
Kelly is the founder of the John F.
Kelly & Co. Wholesale grocers.
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PNtI for Brides.

Mrs. Elsie Purcell, 1117 Scott
street, Davenport, entertained IL
tri-city girls and young matrons
Monday evening at q delightful
party in her home, complimenting
Miss Gertrude Einfeldt of Moline
whose marriage to l.. e. Wilson of
Santa Ana, Calf, will be an event
of Dec. 9, and Mrs. William Lay
den Of Rock Island, q bride Of re-
cent date. Mrs. Layden was, before
her marriage. Miss Gladys Wright
of Rock Island. Miss Einfeldt will
leave Moline Dec. S and the mar
riage will take place Dec. 9 in Al
hambra, CAL, at the home Of the
bridegroom's parents. The hours
were spent at games of 500 at three
tables and prizes were awarded
Mrs. Layden, Miss Frances Rohwer
Of Moline and Mrs. Laura Booth Of
Davenport. Yellow and white
chrysanthemums were effectively
arranged in baskets and vases and
decorated the rooms of the house.
A buffet supper was served. The
honor guests received party gifts.
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Miss Jones to Give BRIDGE.

Miss Dorothy Jones Of Davenport
will entertain at a luncheon-br bridge
Saturday at the Outing club for her
cousin, Miss Lucille Jones of Ocean
Park. Calf, who is teaching in an
Iowa school and is coming to Day.
export to spend the Thanksgiving
holiday and weekend at the Jones
home.
The party is also a pre,nuptial
courtesy for Miss Catherine Decker,
who is to be one Of the brides of
the coming year. There will be "a
guests and the afternoon will be
enjoyed with bridge.
Knights Of Pythias Social Session.
Fort Armstrong lodge, No. 729,
Knights Of Pythias. will have q So
cial meeting this evening at
Thielke's hall There will be an en-
tertainment feature and refresh
uentA