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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-08
GIFTSARE GIVEN
BY GRADE GRADS
Exercises Mark Close Of Sessions
I'm -Four Schools; 2s9
Graduate.

Graduation exercises for 259 pu-
pills Of Washington, Lincoln. Frank
lin and Longfellow schools were
completed today with the party at
the Washington school and gifts
were presented to the schools By
their graduating classes No for
NAL program was held at Washing
ton. The students will present the
school with a steel engraving OF
George Washington. The presen-
tation will be made at the assembly
program tomorrow morning and
the gift will be accepted by Ruth
Pierce. F1fty-1our are graduated
from the Washington grades.
Lincoln school pupils this morn
ing repeated the class play, Polly
Anna" which was given yesterday
Pupils from the fifth to eighth
grades Of the public schools were
invited to attend this mornings
presentation. F1fty-four pupils
complete studies at the Lincoln
school. The exercises were held
Tuesday and the graduating class
presented the school with a reed
upholstered chair for the rest room
OF the school
An unabridged dictionary was
presented to the Franklin school
BY the graduating class which con-
sisted of 127 pupils The program
was held at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning
Exercises at the Longfellow
school were held Tuesday. with "a
nuDfls graduating The ciass pfe-
scented the school with two pictures.
A party was held for the pupils,
following the graduating exercises.
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forearm, to be gathered in again to
q pearl bracelet On the wrist
London. June S-One particular
" effective beach costume display
ed at q local shop il OF pale amber
crepe maroczia with a lavish use
of accordion plating or killing.
The blouse over the froak il plain
and rather full, but the skirt
made with the longer side panels
is accordion plated all the way
round. Full, loose elbow sleeves
are likewise accordion plated and
so is the hip length cape with the
exception Of its vide. flepPy turn
Over collar The only trimming
needed with such q generous
amount of plaits is the embroidery
on the girdle OF the frock-
Paris, June s.-Ribbon. more
than anything else, is the fashion
able trimming One sees il. fan
tasticaliy gathered and rosetted,
forming the border for little sum
mer coates, or waxed and lacquer
ed. making a thin line of cool color
up and down the panels OF a frock.
One Of the newest uses for cire
ribbon is on the summer wrist bag.
In this case. the bag itself is made
of colored linen and the ribbon
sewn across il in narrow stripes of
various coIors with the ends dang
ling two or three inches at the
lower edge. Each end IS orna-
mentei with a big crystal bead
Atlantic City, June S-The cool
est looking costume on the Board
Walk last evening was quaint
taffeta gown in pale green and sill
yer The gown was made like a
coat, fastening al the point of
narrow but surprisingly low V
neck and again on the left hip. A
very wide shawl collar carried out
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Chaminade Club.

Chaminade club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Flor
ence Wichelman. of Davenport, at
her home. Miss Wicheiman was
assisted by Miss Irene Kier. Miss
Mary Lydia Vietch. Mrs. Burich and
Mrs. Vedder. The program for next
year was outlined. and the follow
ing program rendered. after which
refreshments were served.
Aria from Louise" de Puts de
jour- ..------..--.. Cnarpentler
Miss Helen Munro Doran.
Bells Of Spring ...... Moskowski
Miss Eta kruse.
Inc star .-.--....--..-..E Rogers
Mrs. Frank Rehling.
A Bunch Of Contentment ....
Observation-Disclosures. VI. NJ. Parker
Miss Alice Einfeldt.
GavOtte Fantastique ....
.......-.... Mrs. II. H. A. Beach
Mrs. Walter Niemand.
a Necklace of Love ...... Nevin
Miss Minnie Leuschen.
Wings Of Night .......... Watts
Kecompense .-....... Hammond
Mrs. ]. F. Yetter.
Streeta Piano ......... DaIy
Mrs. Fay Hough Mccarthy.
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MjeHe-Gle.

Miss Mary NJ Giles, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William 2. Giles. 1921
Sixth avenue, Moline. became the
bride Of Ralph A hiedke, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August G. Hiedke.
7zz Fifth avenue, Moline, at 1880
this morning. IN Christ Episcopal
church The church was filled
with friends Of the young couple
The altar held boqHets OF garden
flowers carrying out the bridal
colors. orchid. shell pink and sill
yer. While guests were assembling
Prof G. y. Benson at the organ
played program of nuptial num-
bers. modulating into the Mendels-
sohn Wedding March as the bridal
party entered.
The bride came with her father,
who gave her in marriage She
was followed by Miss Esther Hub
er. maid OF honor Mr.. Miedke,
with hts best man, Warren Giles.
entered from the side and waited
at the church rail. Rev A G. Mus
son. rector of the church. officiated.
using the single ring ceremony.
The bridal gown was Of white
Spanish lace over q robe OF metal
lie. cloth. It was fashioned m
round length having a boat neck
and very small sleeves. Her hat
was OF pale pink chiffon and her
flowers were corsage boQuet of
orchids and valley lilies. Miss
Huber's frock was of cream-colored
lace over crepe meteor of the same
shade-and her hat was a horsehair
model Of purple Her flowers were
sweetpeas, orchid and pink, in cor
sage arrangement
As a occasional Prof Benson
played the Lohengrin Bridal CHOIR
us After the ceremony there was
a wedding breakfast at the home OF
the brides parents. there being IA
guests. members OF the immediate
families. An informal reception
followed when some 200 guests were
+ received
Mr.. and Mrs. Miedke left early
this afternoon for a honeymoon
/ trip, going by motor. The bride
wore a sports outfit with tweed
skirt and slipon sweater with
small felt hat to match.
( Mr. Miedke was graduated from
the Moline high school with the
class of 1917. He attended Wis
+ consin university at Madison and
was in the service during the war.
He is manager of the Ralph Miedke
( orchestra
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Circle Entertained at Cap,n.

Margaret Giles circle. Kings
Daughters. met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Park. who
entertained them at her. summer
camp on Rock river. The members
spent the afternoon with sociabiI-
lty mostly, only routine business
being transacted. 1t was decided
TO buy clothing for a child in the
hospital A delicious supper was
served by the hostess
The circle will hold a picnic July
II at Long View park. Husbands of
numbers are TO be guests al the
picnic supper. Mrs. ". G. Murphy
and Mrs c. A. Dunn are the enter
tainment committee for the affair
and Mrs, Ed Lundberg. Mrs. Harry
Frey and Mrs. Earl Belts the re-
freshment committee.
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Thirty relatives and friends enjoy
ed the informally spent hours Of
the afternoon, and a delicious four
course dinner served. The table
was decorated in the brides col
ors. orchid, yellow and pink. The
centerpiece was a bouquet OF pink
and white roses, and cakes an
table appointments carried out the
full color scheme. Late in the aft
ernoon Miss Ihrig was presented
with many gifts for her new home
Most OF the guests remained for
the evening. which was spent in
formally, and refreshments were
served at a late hour
The wedding Of Miss Ihrig and
Mr.. Miller will be celebrated in
Rock Island next Wednesday. The
couple is to make their home at 1927
Seventh street.
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Society Has Card ParfI.

The Junior Ladies' society Of I'm
manuel Lutheran church enjoyed a
card party yesterday afternoon at
the Terrace Gardens, the party con
GLIDING the years activities. Six
tables OF 500 were played. Mrs. Otto
Klockau taking first price, Mrs
Walter Klockau second, Mrs. Paul
Sietz third and Mrs Winter conso-
lation prize.
4 five course dinner was served
at the conclusion OF the games at
one long table. Covers were set
for IS. The society will have bust
ness meeting next Wednesday at the
school hall.
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For Miss Frances Anderson.

Miss NJ. e Stenborg, 1926 Seventh
avenue, entertained at a party last
night in honor e Miss Frances An
derson, who is to be a bride this
month. There were IA guests pres
ent. The house decorations were
in the rose shades, Miss Anderson's
chosen bridal colors. Contest
games were played during the eve
ming and prizes were awarded to
the winners Refreshments, carry
ing out the color scheme. were
served. Miss Anderson was pre-
scented with two lovely party gifts.
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Miss Ausbrook and
Waldo Kint Marry
at Noon Ceremony

A. noon today at a pretty enurcn
wedding at Trinity k1iseops'
CHURCH Miss GretbeI ]. AusSroo<'
danxhter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ~
Ausbrook. 1905 Thirty-nirtn street
became the bride Of WACO - h s,a
son OF Nr. and Mrs. K Z. n.nT 70
Thirfieth street. The fhuten
flfea with relatives aEd Iries@s "
the bridal couple. Rev. W. L. r.
ar rector of Trinity church, on
@sasad fhe double ring service peine
uaed Ferns and palms ana bosev
.surnrner flowers in pink ana Nhi'e
decorated the church
urs Harvey Sangren al the organ
played a program OF nuptiai ans
while the guests we're gatnerins
ana as the bridal party proeeeoei
down the aisle OF the alter. the
prtdzl chorus from "Lohengrlh.
DurIng the taking Of the VOWS. shc
played softly AN EhLanssua ai
IdyII" lSobleJ and as recessi"nAi
Mendeissohn's wedding mAI ~
Attending the bride as Halo /"
honor was Miss Dorothy johnson,
who with the best man, "aiISi
Kint. brother Of the bridegroom
nrecAded the bride and bridegroom
Miss Johnson's dress was OF 1ade
Green canton crepe and her hat was
) nrefty white summer model. Her
Aowers were pink and white sweet
meas surrounding a sunburst rose
The bride wore q dress OF oisque
roshana-a crepe, made IN simple
straight lines, the skirt accorolah
nieated and her hat of bisque crepe
matching her dress. Long stream
ers of ribbon hung from the nat 10
the hem of the skirt. The bride car
ried a bouquet Of pink roses Win
showers OF lilies Of the valley and
satin ribbons
A wedding luncheon was serv@d
the bridal party in a private dihlns
room at the Blackhawk NOTE
where the appointments were IN me
bridal colors, pink and white MI
and Mrs. Kfnt left early this after
noon on a wedding trip, their desti-
nation not having been told. After
July'I they will be at home TO Their
friends in an apartment, 1905 II
Thirty-ninth street, which Is ready
waiting for them. Mrs. kiDts tray
cling costume was a three piece
suit of tan and brown with which
she wore a small suit hat.
Mrs. Kint attended the Moline
schools, Rock Island high school,
and Immaculate Conception acad-
envy, Davenport. For the last two
years she has been an assistant TO
Mrs. Hazel karr-Mudge at the
Nudge Beauty shop. Previous TO
that she was in the corset depart
ment at L. S McCabe &c Co. Mr..
Kint graduated from the Allerton
high school and is a car inspector
for the Rock Island lines.
There have been a number Ct
very pretty parties given for the
bride-elect during the last few
weeks.
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Endowment Fund Society

Mrs. c c. Sloan of Moline spoke
on characterization" yesterday aft
ernoon at the last meeting this
season OF Augustana Endowment
Fund society. The society was en-
tertained by Mrs. c. J. F. Rochow,
1919 Twenty-second street. The
program was the feature OF the
afternoon. Mrs. Sloan telling very
Interestingly OF the work done
among the foreign women in Mo-
line. Miss Rnth Coy gave two piano
solos and the hostess served re-
freshments- The next meeting will
be held in September.
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VIII Have Hobo Partv.

me Junior department OF South
Park Presbyterian church will go
on hobo hike tomorrow. The
children are asked to meet ar the
church at II o'clock. dressed in
usFk dresses and overalls. Teach
ers Of the department will accom-
pahy the scholars on the hike Din
ner will be cooked out OF doors.
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Mrs. CralIe Observes R;rrd,r

Fourteen matrons gatherad Al
the home of Mrs. Frieda CraIIe
1924 Sixteenth avenue, yesterday
afternoon to help her celebrate heb
birthday anniversary. The bours
were spent informally and refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
MRS. Cralle received many prettv
gifts.
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Party Compliments Mrs. Hubbard.

Mrs. c. r. Long, 2942 Thirteenth
avenue, entertained a company Of
matrons yesterday afternoon COM
plimenting Mrs Frank l. Hubbard
of Chicago. the houseguest of Mrs.
Lillian Bedford. who is being hon
ored at a series OF parties during
her visit The hours were speat
chatting over thimble work and at
s O'Clock a delicious dinner was
served.
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Light Bearers to Have Party

Little Light Bearers of the First
Methodist church will have a party
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O at the
church There will be games and
refreshments served during the
afternoon
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Mrs. Temple Hostess at Cards.

Mrs. s J. Temple. No. Is, McClel-
Ian boulevards, Camp Mcclellan,
Davenport, is entertaining at cards
this afternoon. Her guests are a
company OF tri-city matrous
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MOLINE KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS TO
INITIATE FIFFY

Leo council No 716. kEtRttz -
Columbus. will confer RE sss--s
and third degrees on q tlzsz q 3
candidates Sunday. June i,
Members of the couzczI s1x -
candidates will meet at s-s5 49,.
in the morning at X OF C. has -
will march TO St Aary,s chureb !
attend mass at $50 O'Clock
The second and third degrees an
be conferred at Turner haiI -
ceremonies being sche1uIss -
start at ? O'Clock In The eTzrs--
the ladies OF St. Mary,s church -
serve a banquet al Red Ns7 hzff =
knights OF Columbus and tss5.
ladies.
The speakers will b s-.s7e-
Matre OF Chicago and r , TO-
gan of Davenport John NeCyrzarr
P. J. Lioen and Mrs. ? II uargs,
will sing.
The first degree will Be zt7s7 n.
candidates at the Knights q -
lumbus hall Friday evening. en-
mencing at 5 O'Clock
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Jane Delane Circle TO Picnic.

Jane DeIano circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers viii hold a picnic next Wed
nesday at the Watch Tower. A
number OF members who have been
off at school during the winter will
be at the outing and several new
members who have not vet attend
ed meetings will be special guests.
A picnic supper will be served
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Corps Hears Convention Reports.

The Woman's Relief corps mem
bers heard the report Of the state
convention held last month in AL
ton at the meeting yesterday in
Memorial hall Mrs Cinderella
Hoppe, who was a delegate TO the
meeting. gave the report Only
routine business was transacted.
A special program is being planned
for the meeting next week, which
will fall on Flag day.
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the coat effect The touch of sill
yer took the form OF q four-inch
oval of silver thresd embroidery
scattered in haphazard and iTreg-
ular fashion from the left shoulder
TO the left heD-
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Want Flowers for Hospital

The committee from the civic
department of Rock Island Won
ans club, in charge of sending
flowers weekly to Watertown hos
pital. has arranged to send blooms
TO the patients Saturday. Miss
Elizabeth Sharpe and Miss Miriam
Walker are the committee in charge
OF the kindly service this week. and
ask the donation OF flowers BY
members and friends of the de-
partment and the work. Anyone
having garden flowers and willing
to have the patients at the institu-
ton enjoy them over Sunday are
asked to notify either Miss Sharpe
at R. /. 521 or Miss Walker ct r.
L 1873 by tomorrow night. They
will call for them Saturday morn
ing. The department plans to con-
unue this service during the month.
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Social Announcements.

The ladies' aid society of Cen
trail Presbyterian church will hold
its regular monthly business ses-
sion tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at
the church.
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AH.Day Sewing.

An all-day sewing Of the work
ers' class of the First Baptist
church will be held tomorrow at
the church. Mrs. George Connell
will act as hostess.
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Gtve Picnic for Home Children.

A group OF mothers of second
grade pupils at Longfellow school
are entertaining Bethany home
children tomorrow at a picnic al
Lincoln park. The Riddles will go
TO the park Immediately after the
early morning school closing, and
be served a picnic dinner at noon.
Graduation gifts OF every descrip-
ton. Finest quality. ]. Ramsers
Sons ADVERTISEMENT
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Miscellaneous Shower for Br,ss

Mrs ]. A Miller. 1o2 Fourth ay-
enue, MoRne. entertained YESTERDAY
afternoon at miscellaneous show.
er for Miss Rose Ihrig. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A Ihrig Of this
city, who is TO become the bride OF
her son, H. A-Mller, June Ia.
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Mrs. GosIine Circle Leader

Mrs. y. B. Gosline was elected
leader of Steadfast circle. Kings
Daughters last evening at the an
nuaI meeting held at dinner at the
ROCK Island club Other officers
elected were:
Vice leader-Miss Fay Booth.
Secretary-Miss Ellen ThomD-
son.
Treasurer-Miss Harriet Ban
croft.
Covers were set fer IL in a pri-
waite room at the club. and a de-
hcious eoursed dinner enjoyed. The
circle voted the sum OF 50 to pur-
chase dishes at the Rescue mis-
sion for the use of the daughters
home bureau. The circle will not
meet again until fall.
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Graduation gifts. J. Ramser's
Sons advertisement
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Graduation gifts. ]. Ramsers
6ons.-<Advertisement) =
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Graduation gifts. ]. Ramser's
ons.-(Advertfsement-)
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KembIe School Babies Graduate.

About sixty of the parents and
friends OF kemble school babies en-
joyed the very unique graduating
exercises yesterday afternoon from
3 to 4 O'Clock in the primary room.
The room was prettily decorated
with work done by the children
during the last few months. Each
child on the program showed talent
and much interest IN doing this or
her part to make the day an event
full one. Miss Ada Muse. the teach
er, has taken a heart interest in
each child under her supervision.
and the result of the cooperation
!. between teacher and pupil showed.
4 Following is the program given:
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Brozderick 3zuersfeld wedding
Feicht-Anderson wedding AZ Zion Lith-
eran church.
Ivy Gard club entertained at Terrace
Cartons By Mrs Alfred Musu1sn Of DSv-
export.
Tn-City Womeus Press club entertained
by Rock Island members.
Jane DeIaBo circle. Ring's Daughters.
picnic at Watch Tower Inn.
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Graduation gifts Of ever 5ssrrF--
ton. Finest quality. :. Rz-sa-ss
Sons advertisement
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Business and Profsssionsl Women ;
,iub garden party a. H 5 Cable home.
81. Elizabeth guild juvenile parry.
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Be-Ye- Kind circle, Kings Daughters.
meets.
Court of Honor so. SJ5. meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Balm.
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SATURDAY.

Jensen BueEt1er wedding At Broadweg
Presbyter1zn church
Butterz- u utchlar Wedding. Davenport.
Commencement play at 81 KstaarIne'
school.
Zeroth -Dotson wedding
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SILVER Cross circle, Kings Daughters.
meet with Mrs. c. Y Shields. 1870 Forty
seventh zvenGe-
Mics Niarie Lueseher- Marquette street
Dzseepcrt. enterszsnS at bridge for Der
sister -iz-lsw. Ars. Jeha L1eeSb<n. Sr-. a1d
for Miss Aneen Autchlar.
Annual JHre mzzssSaa 1t St. Eath-
crimes school Saturday.
ST Anthonys hospital guild meets -
hospital.
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Overall made of blue or khaki denim with
chevlot waist attached Sizes 3. and
only.
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CALENDAR

TODAY.
EInf-Awebroek veG61ng-
1919 4Gxses wedding IN Moline
EfnrsburT " C. T. e MEETS Win 1rs-
rs-t--s Cox $50 ThiF5eertb syeEDe-
y.fI. q chauss1 F-sauzfso1 exerc1ses
In-HnHznse efrcss Ei1gs Daughters.
annuai outanf.
Daarht4rs Of Norway meet WITH Mrs
Nyr4is wixerr. 211s Third s~enu<. 60
i1De
Asers arcse. KIn<s Dsughters. me<ss
vita the Misses Marruerfte and h1fa
Eo~nig. 1870 Ffftesnth street.
Golf club dinner -danee.
s. r Grub card PARTY at Hotes Harms.
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White Tub Wash Skirts
of Fine Grade of Ga.
bardine Featured at
$2.95

Well tailored garments Of excel
lent quality gabardine, having
fancy pockets with large pearl
button trim waistband in sizes up
to 80.
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Attractively made
dresses, light and
d a r k patterns
stripes and figures.
Belted models and
with pockets. Some
are rick rack trim:
others of plain ma
terials.
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Women's Fiber Silk
Sweaters, New 1922
Models Specially Fea-
tured at $5.95
Manufacturers Have Contributed Fou
Extraordinary Price Groups of Mems an.
Boys Wear. Quality Maintained:

Is Dozen Mems Fine Cotton
Hose, Feature Week Price,
Pair lee
splendid grade of hosiery, they come in
colors brown. grey and black. sizes 10 TO
III.
20 Dozen Mems Corded Ma
dras Dress Skirts, Some Silk
Striped, Feature Week Price,
Each $1.SS
These are custom shirts are finely finished
Of excellent quality fabrics. Ii to IL neck
bands