The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-29
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Sunday swenihe, New Years Eve.
Will b celebrated IA Rock Island at
merry gatherings and reysls.
"A lev Of the churches 81 the city
will unite In making the "Oh Year
Out and the New Year In." an oc-
casion, while hotels, lodges. clubs
and various organizations will do
their share In making It q gay and
frivolous evening. Everything
points to a hearty welcome and re-
ception Of the New Year.
Rock Island lodge, No. $50, Elks,
will have its open house" New
Years day and evening in the club
rooms. An informal program Vill
be given. Lunch will be served
from noon through the day.
New Years Eve dancing parties
will be given in all hotels in the
tri-cities. Dinner at the New Har-
per New Years eve will be served
at midnight. Dancing will begin
at 3 O'Clock and will continue until
1 o'clock New Years morning, with
the Capitol Syncopated orchestra
furnishing the music. Souvenirs
and favors of various kinds will be
given the guests. Tables will be
arranged in groups of four, six,
eight and twelve.
Dinner will be served to 600 in
the new LeClaire hotel, Moline.
Dancing will begin at $3.50 o'clock
and will continue until o'clock in
the morning. The LeClaire or
chestra will furnish the dance mu-
sic. Dinner will be served at IL
O'Clock in the evening.
Present Indications from the
number of reservations already
made that the Rock island club
New Years dance will be crowded
to capacity. The Terrace, Gardens,
and BlackhaYk in Davenport, and
the Manufacturers hotel, Moline,
report large number of reserya-
tions.
Rock Island aerie $50, Eagles,
will have q New Years dance to-
morrow evening in the Eagles hall
for members and families only.
There will be numerous dances
and private watch parties in Rock
Island New Years owe DANCES
and various forms Of entertainment
are being sponsored NV clubs in the
citv for the evening
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ming at o,c,ncI and cont;nu sn .
unti, midn;ebt services will he
gin with a stereonticon lecture on
"The Challenge Of the Kingdom tn
the Church Of North America" by
Rev. G. A. Sheets. pastor A So
cial hour will be spent after the
lecture and the devotional meetine
will begin with a brief sermon BY
Rev. Sheets at 1890 o'clock. Spe-
cial CONGREGATIONAL singing will he
held during the evening.
The regular programs will be
observed in the theatres in Rocb
i Island.
Radio to Helm.
The feature of the New Years
program in the tri-cities and vi.
cinity will be the program broad.
casted by the Palmer radio broad.
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