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under the bed!", which instruction
Johnnie, and Paul quickly pbeyed
The les cream that Sarah brought
was enough for three. w.
+, t";say, Sarah, 1 I'm afraid 0 have
gone without yourself, you have
brought me go much"
THAT Is all right, Master Bobbie.
I could not eat any anyway. It gives
me a terrible toothache when : any
thing cold touches my teeth. oh,
my! There goes my cake!" exz
claimed Sarah. with a deep frown.
One piece Of cake had slipped of
the plate onto the floor, n before
Bobbie could stop her. she had
stopped to pick it<up, which brought
her eyes III a level with the boys
under the bed. and she screamed:
t"There Is a mar under the bed!' In
her fright she sat fat on the floor
and she had opeped her mouth to
scream again when Robbie clapped
his hand over her mouth.
"Saraht be still! Don't scream! 1t
is only Johnnie and, Paul, who came
over to bring me some dinner. Come
out, boys. so Sarah can zee you are
not men that are going to eat her"
and the boys crawled out from under
the bed. .~ss
"Johnnie Bramley. you nearly
scared the lie out Of me!' began
Sarah. :" -u E. --. EE 81 a"-
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~ sAl-S-EtAr ftY-~SSat -SsGES.fss+sG NJ
Eckrnan to New London. The schools
will open aeAtnsiJanuary s..
Miss Constance Hin who is teach
Ing At the Thompson school has gone
70 Mcintosh to spend the holidays
with her parents. I
Alvin stortraen OF Climax. spent
|ChristrnAs at Fisher.
Mrs. Z. sstrapde andssdaughter, Meta
OF Bemidji, sbent Christmas with the
formers parents, Mr.sand Mrs,sLsLar-
son. 4 5gSt. 4
The Junior Sewing club was enter.
tanned by Mrs. Stevens on Thursday
evening:
Master Justin Hammond arrived
from Minneapolis last week. and Al
spending Christmas With his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. w. McCleary.
a boy or girl who cannot spell q,
the ase OF fourteen or Afteen years
= : one educational ndN expert, wiilsne ever
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Committees For
Party Thursday
Are Made Public

All committees working in prepara-
tion for 1.-THE Kris Kringle Frolic,'' the.
holiday party OF the Business and
Professional Women's club to be given
Thursday evening the second in d series
OF Informal dancing parties, have cen
announced. Under the general chair
mansaip of Mrs. Jean Taylor, the varl-
Gus groups are as follows: Reception
committee: Medora Knox. Mrs. Laura
Young, Jan Woods, Amy Lysing, Ida
knudson. Elizabeth O'Gorman. Mar
garet Var Dusen, Belle Mcknight
Mrs. Agnes Rex, Mrs. Laura Wickard,
DR.. Margaret Peake and AIRS. r. A..
Sprague. Floor committees, Mary
Berg, chairman; Mrs. Mabel Pierce.
Ida Granum. Sofia Johnson, Vera
Ward, Stella German and Theresa
Mayer. Christmas tree committee:
Amy Lysing, chairman: Cora Spriggs.
Ruth Miner Agnes Lysing. Ortha
Miner M Genevieve Cronk. Dec
orations: Mary O'Keefe, chairman:
IDA Knudson, Laura Stone. Gladys
Whitman, Nellie Miner. Barbara Nc
Kinnon. Laura Young, Ida Ulvcn,
Stella johnson, Selma Humphrey and
Isabelle Mcdonald. Cloak room:
Gladys Froats. Frappe: Mrs. Mary
Boese. ~
In charge Of the ticket window will
be Miss Fanny Nobis: and the follow.
ing groups Of two will work for half
hour periods during the evening:
Barbara McKinnon and Beatrice
Fowler; Kate Austin and Ida Ulven:
Ida Granum and Stella Johnson; Vera
Ward and Sylvia. Finch; Olive Champ
lin and Nina Vikoren; A1eada Nell
Q and Isabelle Mcdonald Margaret
Van Dusen and Sofia johnson; Gladys
Whitman and Eleanor Healy.
w. W. Hall is again to direct the
dance, and as before, the program has
been.arranged to be attractive to per-
sons Of all ages. The grand march
will be led by Santa Claus and Mrs.
Christmas Spirit, Inc there is consid-
cradle of speculation as to who both
personages will be. The anne are
not to be made public.
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THE sowER.

III I. #H -"..-".- "|HNa
I.watshed him trudsins through the.
Z. a13ld NE<tss
Preparing for his harvest yield,
A man, Of strength and vigor
but untutored and unclean;
The proud would scorn the garb he
wore, Z.
And turn him colby fremtthe door,
ThegdAinty in his presenee "a.
Wo gull,'Issl Z. shuddcred TO BE- ss9ans
fAnd4HsETSwatched 1 thought OF 5Ktfn s,sfesss
RoGEhskanded and OF visage grim,
The, .snwer, ankle deep In earth,4
|sDktributing his seed, r. n Z IT,
Yet those who looked at him.sin scorni
And only saw his garments torn
Some day upon his white wheat
In luxury would feed. 4.
Cufasof. the common comes the sreat,
Beyond tkesstssk the Joys await y
Rough 30 the hand which sows@thhs
But white and soft the bread.
From them the naughty ma despise
The splendors Of the world arise,
The cradle in a tenement
May be a rulers bed.
Turn not away from any man
Who serves the Makers mighty plan.
The sower does not walk In pride Il
orcostly garments wear.
And from the Hiire which mark4dsths
past
A genius may arise at last. !
The mother In the tenement
IA royal child may bear.
tcopyright, 1921, by Edgar 4. Guest.t
Herald Wants Bring Results
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400 Children rs
Sing II Bethany
Song Service

song service m which more than
100 children will taket3paFtiSis to be
,ygiysn In the Bethany church, this
evening under the, direction Or Mrs.
David stoeye. The service ia Known
as the annual Christmas Tree Festi-
val and yearly attracts a great deal
Of attention because Of the unusual
e of the service. a platform
accommodates all the singers An a
position facing &the audience, and 1t
ts stated that the children have been
trained to do some very good work.
Miss Amanda Berg " the organist
and Mrs. Jack Dustin will be at the
piano.
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MAPLE LEAF LODGE
ELECTEDf0FFICERS

Maple LeafgR ebekah lodge Elected
officers t 3 serve durins~ the coming
Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday eve
ming. The following were named.
Noble grand. Hazel Delameter; vice
grand, Margaret Felt; recording secre-
tafy, Inez Kee; financial ~sedhetary.
Lula Gardner; treasurer, Lily Hardie;
for one year, Laura Richmond.
and trustee for three years. Mary
Berthiaume. (,
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A VETERAN .DIET,

Tacoma. Wash, Dec. 27.-El!as
Jay Messenger, "a. a United States
marine IN the world war, twice
wounded and awarded four decora-
IONS died mere today. Messenger,
awarded the distinguished ~neryice
cross. the Croix-de .Guerre,, the navy
medal and the marine medal.
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Ss<A FA4 ~ 40
planned by a group of members of st.
! Mary's church, and preparations are
being made to make Of this the big
gest event of the season just as it has
been on all previous occasions. The
party will be given Monday evening,
and will open at 8 o'clock, promptly.
The game will be grand nola.ss
Mrs: Peter Lacey is chairman of the
committee. and others working with
her are: Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Nc
Donald. Mr., and Mrs. J. I. O'Donnell,
I Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harvey. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
,mond Collins and Miss Rosa Monnette.
Miss Ruth carothers, daughter Of
Mrs. r.. M: C%arothers, sos South Fifth
street. left here Tuesday noon for
Evanston. H., whore she will join a
group OF three friends for a. trim
abroad. The party will sail :. from,
New York on the steamship Adriatic.
going first to Naples, Italy, and later
to Florence. Their itinerary includes
also points in France and England.
They plan to be in Europe for APP
p~roximately six months. z
Miss Ruth Rudser, who teaches
school in Walhalla. is. home to spend
the holiday vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and3Mrs. III. Rudser, Wood
land avenae.
sslsaf * x
I Mrs. George Morkrid, 1918 Uni
vcrsity avenue, will entertain the Aid
society of the First Lutheran church
in her home on Thursday afternoon.
=
The Misses Sadie and Ruth Kroh,
teachers in the Larimore school, are
spending the Christmas vacation here
with Miss Esther Menges, PA Walnut
street.
X * X
Miss Mary Allen. daughter OF Mr..
n Mrs. Charles Allen. SGT South
Fourth street, who teaches school at
Bisbee. N. D. is with her parents dur.
ing her vacation. 5
Tho Beaux Arts club will have a
holiday party at the home of Mrs.
Angus Johnston. 416 South Fourth
street, OF Thursday afternoon. !.
The Royal Neighbors will meet this
evening at 1880 o'clock for a business
session, and just following the meet
ing, thero will be a benefit card party
to which the public is invited.
I eat my lunch at 1880 every noon
at the Hotel Dacotah. Costs SO cents.
ADV. 'ss%
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- - I0A805AeIAS duu4SnCc HSdTOl Cne
choir ofsSthe First Lutheran church
sing the Christmas .~cantsta, "pstar OF
Bethlehem" on Tuesday, evening. The
cantata wHs# very we'll given by a
choir Of thirty NOTES.-THE production
being In twseiye partsssincluding solos;
ducts, and SclTCfuses. w. n
A very fine bit OF solo workllwas
done by Miss Helen Olson, soprano, in
Sleep, NY Saviour. Sleep and an
other good feature was the mems
chorus, Room for the Christ Child"
lnfwhtch eight male voices sang, The
number most appreciatSd, however,
was h eS;best known of, the familiar
Christmas songs, 'ssilept Night
which was given by the entireschorus,
!1n.All the chorus work, the choi,
showed hard study and careful trains
Ing, rejecting credit on their director,
Gudmund> ThorErimsen. The solo
Work too, was done in good fashion,
eachSsinser demonstrating a very fine
1nterpretattye sense. The soloists
We're Miss Helen Olson and Miss Han
nah Thorson. sopranos. Miss Margaret
Thorgrimsen. Miss Nellie .Gasvtck,
contractor. Bert H. Lee, tenor, and o,
"A. LynEholm, bass. ssf
Miss sMollie Markell was at the
piano during the entire selection.
invitations are issued for the we'd
ding Of Mics Doris May Fisk, daughter
OF Judge Charles Joseph Fisk OF
Mlnot, whose marriage to Earl Robert
draper OF Minot will take place in the
home Of Miss Fisk onSNew Years day,
Miss Fisk formerly lived in Grand
Forks having mades1ier home here
with her parents for a number sof
years. ~ ~. .e ~. - .i-
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Miss Bessie Julian Of Minneapolis.
lie spendtneka few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Bradshaw and Lucille, 11a
Vernon ven
Miss Wilhelmina Carothers, daugh-
|tersof Mrs. e. e. Carothers, librarian
lin the james, Hill reference library
n ut. Paul is spending the Christmas
week withsher mother. y
y X
r A wedding which may 4be of in
terest to~residents Of this locality was
|~solemnized in the Andrews hotel,
Minneapolis. at high noon Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Stewart OF Botti-
neau. N. D., and Johnston E. Walker.
son Of Rev. and Mrs.. Walker OF Mil
neapolis, formerly OF B%ottineau. The
F~bridegroom's father oficiated at|2the
ceremony. Rev. Mr.. Walker was pas
tor OF the Methodist church in Hot
tineau few years ago.
a part OF their honeymoon in Kassoif,
Mimi, and some time in the Twin Cit
les before returning to Bottineau TO
reside. Mr.. Walker ID superintendent
Of the Bottineauf high school.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter e. Perkins,
who reside south OF town, entertain
christnas day The Misses lucille
land Dorothy Hart assisted with the
sewing, aY1d@4the guests fnciudedasths
following Mr.. and Mrs. John sff4ft
Eand family OF Merriie1d, Nj. and Mrs.
~. A. TroskAS and ffntily, Mr.. And
Mrs. Henry BrIngeWAtttsa and family,
and Mrs Herman Dreeses and family.
sMrssand Ms. Thomas Kady and faSni-
Mr.. : MI &sMrrKA A. n Hkinnar ASsA
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.#Es - 's,-...
Mrs. l.. c. Harrington's pupils play
ed a. recital in her home at S93 Bel
mont. avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.
The program, was as follows:
Christmas Dance ..... .krogman
Grace Berg.
Christmas Chimes ..... .Krogman
,.t Lois MacLean.
eanta Claus Guards March. .Krogman
Jane Raymond.
AllSErO $50. .... =. 49,. . . . SdI ~
Elizabeth Raymond.
Clifford Peterson.
Norwegian Folk Song. ...... .Elkhart
Frances Weisbecker.
Dance %Infantile -. ....... -. .Conte
Jean Panovitz.
Christmas Bells -. $500. .Kohler
Elizabeth Wharen.
knight Rupert -. !: ..... .Schuman
Kathleen Hetherington.
Good Night .Nefln
Ina Montgomery.
Petite Dance .......... ;. .Conta
Lois vanderhoef.
Pomponette ....E........ Durand
Harriet Sweetland.
Duet 1850. 80. Silent Night"
Elizabeth wharen and kathleen
Hetherington.
The Larks Song .Tschaikowsky
y f Lorene Smith.
Venetian Love Song. j. .Nevin
Es SElizabeth Witherstine.
Rseadlns with Piano Accountant
Elizabeth witherstine. r..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Annual Entertainments,

Pupils of Thielke's DANCING
school will give their annual enter.
tainment next Tuesday evening al
Thielke's hall. The program ar
ranged is as follows:
The butterfly dance - Catherine
Hess, Mildred Griffen, EVELYN Rob.
erts, Genevieve Freanau.
Spring dance-Ora Banker. Janis
Banker, Rose Brown.
Love dance - O'Delia Schmidt
May Norton.
Hawaiian duet-Marie and Agnes
Rymers.
Perrott and perroett-Eunice and
Evelyn Morris.
Highland f1ing-Beatrice timer.
Spanish solo-Marguerite Abel.
Chlld's novelty-Leila Crane.
The herd girls dream - Naomi
Carlson.
Step dance-Grace Kelly.
Novelty song and dance-Marie
Pearson.
Observation-Disclosures Banning.
The snow fairies-Entire cast
Dorothy Wengert and Thurba Nc
Clone will act as pages.
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CALENDAR

TODAY.
Etude club meets with Mrs Oscar
sta6y. Davenport: s., .,,,.s. =,
Baptist church.
immaculate conception alumnae dance
at Hotel BIackhawk
Chamber Of Commerce.
Ladies of vasa meet with Mrs Olaf
Swanson. 525 Ninth street.
FRIDAY.
Bethany Home house committee has
luncheon meeting at IL 80 at 7. W. e. A.
Amoo Caldron Sewing circle meets win
Mrs. Ellen Morrison. 1887 Seventeenth
street.
woman's Trade Union league card party.
Grant school PIT. A.
SATURDAY.
Fort Armstrong. chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolution. entertained oy
Mrs. +. c. Denkmann, 1925 Twenty-slxtn
street
Tn-city Hellenic musicale tea at
Outing club,
Tri-City Art league tea
SUNDAY.
Tr-City Symphony concert at Daven-
port Coliseum with David Palakon. vto-
hnist soloist.
Y. W. C. A. vesper tea.
MONDAY.
Tri-City Symphony orchestra concert at
Augustana gymnasium with David Pala-
koff. violinist, soloist.
Alumae Hi-Y meet.
Music Students entertained by Mrs. w.
II. Waterman, College avenue. Davenport
TUESDAY.
Temple Emanuel Sisterhood card party
at Blackhawk hotel.
WEDNESDAY.
Margaret Giles circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers. entertained Mrs. L. D. Marshall. 9o7
Fifteenth street.
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Announce Wedding of Dec. a6.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Griffin Ball, of
$50 Bridge avenue. Davenport, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Margaret to J. Thoburn
John of Lima, Ohio, which took
place at Clinton, Iowa, Dec. %.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. ]. ALDER of the Methodist
church, at the parsonage. The we'd
ding comes as a pleasant surprise
to the immediate families and
friends.
Mr.. John is attending the Palmer
School of Chiropractic and will join
his brother, DR.. Glenn V. John, in
the chiropractic profession in Lima.
Ohio, where the future home will
be made. Mrs. John is a graduate
of the Davenport high school, also
attending the Illinois Woman's col
lege at Jacksonville, Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. John will make
their temporary home at 321 East
Ninth street, Davenport.
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Entertain at Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Vlademar Sivertsen
OF 251S Eighth avenue entertained
group of 80 friends last evening
at their home in honor of Mr..
Siyertsen's birthday anniversary.
Some Of the guests played 500 and
others enjoyed the hours dancing
to record music. The hostess sery-
ed a delicious lunch at the close of
the evening. The guests presented
Mr.. Sivertsen with some useful and
handsome gifts. An out-of-towu
guest was Miss Jennie Lindrud of
Minneapolis, cousin of the hos
tess, who will spend a month in
the city. Several parties are being
arraigned to compliment her dur
ing her stay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26

Burch of Charlotte. n. c., formerly
of Moline. took place Tuesday eve
ming in Atlanta, Ga, according to
word received here today. The
bride arrived in Atlanta early in
the evening and the ceremony was
performed at o'clock Mr.. Burch
was formerly designer with the
Moline Heating & Construction
company. He now holds a similar
position with the Tooley Heating &
Plumbing company in Charlotte,
where the new home will be made,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Party on Fifth Birthday.

Mrs. August Stellar, 1923 Eight
zenith avenue, entertained a number
of little folks yesterday afternoon
in honor of her son, Oscar Stelzer,
Jr., it being his fifth birth
day. The afternoon was spent with
games and story telling. At FIVE
O'Clock luncheon was served, the
color scheme in the menu and dec
oratlons being pink, yellow and
white. There were seven guests
present at the party.
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Parties for Visitors.

Mrs. Albert Rosenield, 1925
Twelfth avenue, entertained Tues
day afternoon in honor of her neice,
Miss Clara Forman, of Muncie, Ind,
and Mrs. Norman Chase of Los
Angeles, Calf. Mrs. Chase is a
house guest at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Smith, 1927 Twelfth street
The afternoon was spent informal
ly, and a five o'clock luncheon was
served. There were IL guests pres
emit
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. George
Martin, 932 Fourteenth-and-a-
street, entertained in honor of Mrs
Chase. Five Hundred was played
during the afternoon, prizes being
awarded to Mrs. Lester Smith, Miss
Viola Kane and the all cut to Mrs
Charles Rettig. Lunch was served
late in the afternoon by the host
eSS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Mystic Workers Card Party

Arsenal lodge, No. 1856, Mystic
Workers, gave a card party last
night at Odd Fellows hall. Seven
tables of 500 were surrounded and
two of cinch. Mrs. Bertha Balm took
ladies' high score prize, Mrs. Mary
Vroman low in 500, and the mems
high score favor was taken by c.
Higgins and low by E. L. Woman.
All cut favor went to Lyle Rosen-
berg. In the cinch games Mrs.
Minnie Cardall took ladies' head
prize and Mrs. Hattie Brasmer low,
Oscar Akers mems head and Will
liam Sanberg low, while the all cut
prize was received by G. Simp-
SON
Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the evenings games.
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Climb Is Entertained

Members of the "Aint We Got
Fun" club were entertained last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Huss. There were three
tables of 500 surrounded during the
evening. Prizes were awarded as
follows: High score, Mrs. A. j.
Riess and Joe Collier; low score.
Mrs. Louis Jones and Conrad Baer.
The next meeting will be held Sat
urday night at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Bear.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Sponsor Successful Card Party.

A very successful card party, the
first affair sponsored by the Wo-
mans legion under the new admins
1stration, was held last evening at
the legion hall. Twenty tables of
500 were played during the eve
ming, Mrs. E c. Berry taking la
dies first prize, Mrs. Frank
Thompson second and Mrs. l.. +
Arnold third. NJ. G. Patterson tool,
the gentlemen's first prize and the
second went to X. H. Kurth.
Lunch was served after the
games, and social hour enjoyed.
The auxiliary is planning to spon-
sor another card party next month.
so much satisfaction with the one
last night being expressed by the
guests.
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Officers of Vashti
Shrine Seated at
Impressive Service

Two hundred and fifty members
of vashti Shrine, No. %, Whi'e
Shrine of Jerusalem, and friends at
tended the installation ceremonies
held last evening in Corinthian hall
of the Masonic temple. Miss Kath-
crime Carnaghan OF Milan, past
worthy high priestess, was install
ing officer and the installing herald
was Mrs. Essie Flood. Mrs. Myra
Arnold was chaplain, Mrs. Ella b.
Haley, scribe, and Mrs. Ada X.
Krebs the organist. Receiving Of
ficer was Mrs. Eunice Bush, the
Waterman of shepherds, Leonard
l.. Mccoy and the herald, Mrs. Vera
Campbell.
Decorations in the hall included
baskets of roses and smilax, used
on the platform and the altar.
Fourteen women in white dresses,
wearing smilax wreaths and carry
ing palms were escorted to the Of
ficers elect. The installing officer
was presented with her past jewel,
the presentation being made by
Mrs. Herman Heesch of Davenport,
and with a silver sandwich tray
from the retiring officers. Adolph
Edwards received past Waterman
of shepherds pin, presented by Mr..
Mccoy, and Mrs. Anna Campbell
presented all the installing Off
GERS with gifts from the shrine.
Following the ceremonies there
was a short program including yo-
cal numbers and readings, and re-
freshments were served. A short
business meeting which started at
7:30 proceeding the ceremonies OF
the evening. OFFICERS installed
were:
Worthy high priestess-Mrs. Lena
Snyder
Waterman of the shepherds
Arthur G. Bush.
Noble prophecies Mrs. Anna
Campbell.
Worthy scr5be-Mrs. Cora B.
Wadsworth.
Worthy treasurer-Mrs. Geneva
Myers.
Worthy chaplain-Mrs. Elizabeth
Butt.
Worthy shepherdess-Mrs. Anna
McLane.
Worthy guide-Mrs. May ]. En-
inert.
Worthy herald - Mrs. Helen
Rowe.
First wise man-Frank H. Taft.
Second wise man-LeRoy Dinton.
Third wise man-John w. Forbes.
First Observation-Disclosures. Esther
Hogan.
Second handmaiden-Mrs. Helen
Snyder
T.bird baodmaidau-Mre Ida
Hardin.
King-George H. Richmond.
Queen-Mrs. Martha Hasselquist.
Organist-Mrs. Bernice Brown
Worthy guardian-Mrs. Mary
Richmond.
Worthy guard-Henry Kramer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Local Couples ATTEND Dance

Many Rock Island couples enjoy
ed the dancing party given last eve
ming by kabba patrol and band a,
the Coliseum. Davenport. Wrix.
on's orchestra played the dance
program. This is one of a series
being sponsored this winter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26

Quoted at the Y. W. C. A. Feb. s
9, 10 and IL. by an instructor from
the University of Illinois. Each
unit in the county will have dele
gate at the morning school, and in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
HOfer-KeII.

Miss Blanche Kell and Allen Ho-
fer of Aledo were married yester-
day noon at the parsonage of the
First Methodist church. Rev. IA.
Chapman OBLIGATED. Miss Vesta
Gorman'and Mrs. Edward Hofer at
tended the couple. The home will
be on a farm near Aledo.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Child to Present Play.

Announcement was made today
that st. Elizabeth's guild of ST.
Joseph's parish would sponsor a
play to be presented on Feb. IT. The
play is called, Aunt Maggie's Will"
Rehearsals will start Immediately
Members of the cast are being
selected and it will be announced
later.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26

advisor. made paper dress form
yesterday afternoon. illustrating
the simplicity of the work before
some seventy members and friends
Of the Rock Island unit at the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26

meeting at the Y. w. C. A. The
women were very enthusiastic over
the plan. Arrangements were COM
pleted for the style and color
blending school which is to be con-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26

the afternoon there will be lec,,.
~ss-.4 % members ~
friends of the unit. The neTt - ~
ular meeting of the Rock Island S
ganization will be held Feb. % "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-26
Burd-DeLeon.

The marriage of Katharine Irene
DeLeon, daughter of Mrs James
Moore OF SOB Ninth street and Cyrus