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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-09

visit Academy of Science.

Members of Lily troop, Girl
Scouts of the Evangelical Church
of Peace enjoyed a visit TO the
Academy OF Science in Davenport
yesterday afternoon They shown
pictures of animal tracks in the
snow and of wild flowers by Prof.
j. H Paarmann, curator of the
museum, who also lectured on the
slides shown. The talk and illus
trations will greatly help the girls
in their Scout work. Late in the
afternoon they walked back to
Rock Island, the hike being as thor
oughly enjoyed as the early part of
the afternoon. The troop will meet
Thursday evening at the church,
and as this is to be an important
meeting the members are asked to
all be present.
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H .fPG ); ); e. 49, l5{|7n
% i Mrs. ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 am a
girl eighteen years old and have
been going with a fellow nineteen
years old for over a year. He says
he loves me. He never goes out
with other girls and he comes to
see me three or four times every
week 1 go out with two others,
but not very often.
The first doesn't like to dance
very well, while the others do, and
also like to dance with them. Do
you think I should quit the other
two and only go with the first?
never have a very good time unless
am with him. / know two of them
will give me Christmas present.
Should 1 give both Of them one?
BOBBY H.
The first young man probably is
not in a position to marry and
therefore does not mention an en-
gagement. He may also doubt the
depth of his love and not want TO
tie himself to al engagement which
he will regret later. Since you are
not engaged, however, I would ad-
wise you to keep the other two
friends.
Send the young men Christmas
cards. They will know you thought
of them and viii not expect gifts
from you simply because they give
you presents.
Dear Mrs Thompson: I am a
girl Of %. I have been going with
a fellow two years my senior for
over year. went away last sum
mer for few months and while |
was away he was keeping company
with another girl. He wrote and
told me when l came back he
would no longer go with the girl
came little sooner than he ex-
pected. The girl likes him and so
he said it would be too hard for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-09
Fashion News
Notes by Wire
To The Argus

Paris, Jan. S.-Blouse above and
| blouse beneath-that sketchfly de-
scribes the new tailored suits for
spring designed by Paris creators
and indicates how strongly the
Russian influence has affected
Partisan fashions. The majority of
! the spring suits are Of the Cossack
blouse type, vague and youthful in
| outline. The distinctive touch add
ed to them is found in the under
tunic blouse which is long, SO long
that the deliberately decorated hem
falls some inches below the jacket,
giving the effect of a band Of en-
broidery at the bottom. This deco
ration of the under-blouse gives a
touc hof barbaric color to the
more somber suit fabric, thoroughly
in keeping with the Russian d.
sign
New York, Jan. 9-Visitors to
the automobile show, which is N
full progress this week are dress
ing "if' and when" That is, they
dress to see how they would look
in the cars that appealed to them if
or when they got them. AS a con-
sequence the show rivals the horse
show and the opening of the opera
season as a fashion parade. N
the afternoons, the sport costumes
are much in evidence, clustered
around the touring car and road
ster exhibits while in the evening
there is a vivid display of velvet
and fur evening wraps, evening
gowns and jewels. The trend 90
ward the green shades has been
noticeably evident both for after
noon and evening wear.
New York, Jan. 9.-It is an old
saying among card players that any
one can play a good hand. AS the
fashions for spring take more con-
crete form, the truth of that saying
as applied to dress becomes more
apparent, for it seems assured that
the tweed frock along simple but
distinctive lines will be a good
hand thoroughly Adaptable for
women of widely different physical
characteristics to play. The new
frocks are developed in tweeds of
violet, stone blue, rose or tan, the
beauty of the fabric compromising
for the severe plainness which the
type demands. Frequently there is
a matching cape with landings of
cire braid. Wide bell sleeves with
undersleeves and collar of white
linen are features Of the costume.
New York, Jan. 9.-Dr. Royal S.
Copeland, health commissioner of
New York, has dealt body blow 10
heavy underwear, but he also aim
ed kick at sheer silk hosiery for
winter wear today DR.. Copeland
declared, wearing underwear thick
enough to serve as armor-plate for
battleship, include perspiration
indoors, making the Uearer doubIy
susceptible to colds when she goes
out"
He added, however, that New
York was not Palm Beach and that
II women wished to wear low shoes
and sheer hosiery the part of both
wisdom and discretion was to add
spats which should be removed in
doors. After looking over the at
tract1ve spats shown this season.
most women seem disposed to take
what the doctor ordered.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
TO HAVE QUIET DAY

Women of Trinity Episcopal
church and their friends are invited
to attend a quiet day to be observed
in the church Tuesday, Feb. IA.
The conductor will be Rev. Harold
L. Bowen. rector of St. Peters
church, Chicago.
The day will be devoted to prayer
and meditation, the addresses to
be delivered by the visiting rector
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Y. w. C. A. Activities,

The Mako club members were
hosteSseS at the vespers yesterday
afternoon at the Y. w. C. A. For
the remainder of January both the
Mako and Owaissa clubs will have
charge and special programs viii
be prepared.
The Mako club will have its reg
ular supper meeting tomorrow eve
ming and the Owaissa will meet at
z O'Clock. The girls from Young &
McCombs' and McCabe's are having
hard time" party in the Y. w.
c. A gymnasium tomorrow at $50
Regular supper meeting of the
o. l. C. club Wednesday evening.
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her if he broke off from her. He
thinks it is right to go and see
her occasionally, but when he goes
to call on her it makes me So
angry.
He takes me out quite often. but
l am not satisfied with that. 10
you think l am jealous or mean9
don't go with any other fellow. Do
you think he loves me?
PUZZLED.
Unless you are engaged you have
no right to expect the young man
to go with you exclusively. I do
think it would hurt the other girl
If he dropped her just as soon as
you got back. She would have
every reason to feel she had served
as a convenience so that he would
not be SO lonely in your absence
Let him go to see, her occasionally
and try not to be angry. cannot
say whether or not he loves you.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Will YOU
please tell me the presents for
wedding anniversaries
THANK YOU.
Wedding anniversaries First an
niversary, cotton wedding; second.
paper; third, leather; fifth, wooden.
seventh, wooden; 10th. tin: 18th
silk and fine linen; 18th, crystal.
Goth, china; 25th, silver; Both.
pearl; 40th, ruby; 5Oth, golden;
18th, diamond.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: have
been using cocoa butter to fill out
my neck, but after three weeks
trial 1 can not see that it is doing
any good. WHAT should you ad-
wise? BETTY.
Cocoa butter will fill out the
hollows of the neck if you per
severe long enough. You must not
expect results too soon and YOU
must use it regularly every day.
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Plan Valentine Dancing Party

The B'Nois club was entertained
yesterday afternoon by Miss Leona
Zimmerman at her home 1000 Sec
ond avenue. The members planned
for valentine dancing party to be
given on Feb. IA. Bridge was play
ed. Miss Florence Livingston talk
ing head prize and Miss Cell
Siegel OF Davenport low score
prize. Refreshments were served
and there were musical numbers
given.
The Misses CeflAand Mile SiegeI
VIII entertafnzt hs,cirb on Jan II at
their homesin Davenport
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a. @n,tarhnln 4tnta -

MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Steamed Apricots
Boiled Rice and Milk
Hot Rolls Coffee
Luncheon.
Baked Beans
Brown Bread and Butter
Canned Cherries or Peaches
Tea
Dinner.
Pot Roast with Potatoes and
Dumplings
Mashed Turnips
Fudge Cake Coffee
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Alliance to Elect Officers.

Mrs. Ben T. Cable of AIS Twenty
ninth street will entertain the mem
bers of the Tri-City Alliance Fran
caise at her home tomorrow eve
ming. Mrs. Cable is president of the
organization The members are all
asked to be present tomorrow eve
ming, as officers for the year will
be elected, and there will be a social
hour following. They are asked to
bring any friends interested in join
ing the alliance.
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Recipes for the Day.


Potroast-Choose thick cut of
beef from the shoulder and wipe
with a damp cloth. Have the kettle
hot and put in one-quarter pound of
suet and rend out the fat Remove
the scraps, add an onion sliced and
cook a light brown. Take the onion
from the kettle and put in the
meat; scar on one side and then on
the other until well scared and
brown Turn once more and put
the onions on the meat, adding one
half cup of Boiling water at the
side OF the kettle. Cover and sirl-
mer slowly one hour. Season with
salt and pepper and a bay leaf and
a lew cloves il liked, or one-half
teaspoon cinnamon and three table
spoons of vinegar to make a spiced
pot roast. Continue to cook until
done, an hour and a half or two
hours more. The secret of pot
roast is more in the cooking than in
the meat, being sure not to let it
boil at any time. Have sufficient
liquid in the kettle for gravy which
may be thickened with a table
spoonful of flour after the meat is
removed to the platter. Potatoes
may be cooked with the roast.
When the meat is nearly tender
make the dumplings and drop by
teaspoonful over the top and cover
closely for twelve minutes. They
may be made as stiff as biscuit
dough, cut in small biscuits AMI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-09
BREAKS ANKLE IN FALL.

o. l.. Craiger of Kansas City, Mo-,
is in st. Anthony's hospital suffer
ing from broken ankle. He was
walking on the sidewalk Saturday
evening when his foot slipped and
he fell to the paving. He was re-
moved to the hospital and attended
by DR.. D. F. Paul.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-09

The Jolly Girls Embroidery club
met Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Marie Mcdonald at 1924
Sixth street. There were 10 mem
bers of the club present The aft
ernoon was spent with fancy work.
A delicious luncheon was served by
Mrs. Mcdonald. The next meeting
will be on Jan. 90 at the home Of
Mrs. Anna Fluegel, lila Eleventh
avenue
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Circle to Sew for Bazaar.

Colonel Bracket circle, ladies OF
the G. A. R., will have an all-day
sewing tomorrow in Memorial hall.
The members will work on articles
to be sold at the Easter bazaar on
April IL. Comrades and friends are
invited to the picnic dinner to be
served at noon.
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PIT. A. 10 Meet

The regular meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' association of Hav-
thorne school will be held tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock at the
school. There will be a program,
and parents and friends are invited
to attend the meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-09
CALENDAR

TODAY.
Rock Island concert of Tri-City Sym
phony orchestra ut Augustana gymnas-
ium with Arvid Samuelson. soloist.
Mrs. Marx Oberndorfer of Chicago speaks
before general meeting of the Davenport
, Womaa's club on Music in the Home
Past Noble Grand club of Eudora Re-
bekah lodge meets with Mrs. George FL
lott, 1901 Seventeenth avenue.
Study department of Rock Island WON
ans club meets
Monday Study club meets with Mrs. C.
J. Searie. 934 Twentieth street.
St. Elizabeth guild meets.
TUESDAY.
Tri-City Garden club will meet At the
Colonel Bracket circle all-day meeting.
Service circle. Kings Daughters. meets
with Miss Susanne Davis. COS Twenty
B. X. chapter. P. z. o. meets with
Mrs. Glen T. Bradford, 1918 Twenty
seventh street.
TriLCity chapter. villa AIumnae meets
with Miss Mary Mckinney. 625 Forty-sev-
ond street.
Lowell PIT A. has fathers night.
Hawthorne PIT A. meets.
Women of MooseheaTt legion card party
at Maths hall
WEDNESDAY.
ST. Anthonys hospital guild sponsors
tea at home of Mrs. J. Fred Brown. 1927
Twenty-seventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. OHaver of 1914
Seventeenth street, receives friends during
afternoon Of golden wedding.
Alliance Franchise entertained oy MIS-
Ben II. Cable. 415 Twenty ninth street
Palestine Orphans Sewing group meets
with Mrs. Charles Brady, $40 Twenty-sec-
ond street.
W. R. c. social meeting.
Dinner dance al Outing club.
Music Lovers club entertained by Mrs
A. p. Griggs of Davenport.
Tri-City Womens Press club meets in
Moline.
Be-Ye Kind circle. Kings Daughters.
meets with Miss Irna Rochow, 21o0
Fourth avenue.
THURSDAY.
Etude club entertained by Mrs A P.
GTisgs in Davenport.
Women of Mooseheart legion meet.
Alert circle, Kings Daughters. meet
with Miss Emma Seeberger, 1901 Four
tenth and a-half street
Kingsbury w. c. t Q. meets with Mrs
Rebecca Taylor, 52S Fifteenth street.
Miss Minnie Lueschen of Davenport en-
tertains Chaminade club.
Mrs. c. M Cochrane of Davenport en-
tertains at tea for her sister. Miss Eliza
beth Note.
Druggists auxiliary meets with Mrs.
John Jennisch- 1920 Tenth street, Moline.
Daughters of Norway meet with Mrs
Martha Hansen GA Fourteenth street
FRIDAY
Civic department OF Rock Island WON
an club.
SATURDAY.
Tri-City Art league tea.
Ethel Jones. meZZo soprano. gives song
recital at St. Katherines school, Daven-
port.
Godfrey OHara appears before Moline
Womans club.
SUNDAY
County Kings Daughters convention at
Y. W. C. A.
Vesper tea at Y. W. C. A.
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Yestment Guild Meets Tomorrow.

Vestment guild of Trinity Epis-
copal church will meet at $3.50 to-
morrow afternoon instead of on
thursday as announced Saturday,
at the home Of Miss Maude Hartz.
631 Nineteenth street Monday is
the usual meeting day.
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DIR. Paul to Address PIT A.

Fathers night is to be sponsored
tomorrow evening by the Lowell
school PIT. A. at the school. The
program which will include an ad-
dress by DR.. D. F. Paul, will start
at 1880.
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Social ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Mrs. Rebecca Taylor of SIS FIT
teenth street, will entertain the
Kingsbury w. c. T. u at her home
on Thursday afternoon.
Ruth's band of Broadway Presby-
terrain church will meet at O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. E. Clarkson, 1915 Seven
teenth street
Women of Mooseheart legion
will sponsor a card party tomor-
row afternoon at Maths hall. The
games will start at 2:3O and it is
announced that 500 will be played.
Prizes are to be awarded the win
ners.
The regular meeting will be held
on Thursday evening.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
society OF the Central Presbyterian
church will hold its business and
social meeting this evening in the
church basement. All the members
are asked to be present.
Mrs. Charles Brady of $40 Tween
ty-second street, will entertain the
members of the Palestine Orphans
Sewing group on Wednesday aft
ernOOn.
The Druggists auxiliary Will meet
Thursday with Mrs. John Jennisch,
1870 Tenth street, Moline. The an
nual election of officers will be
held at 2:30. All members urged
TIC attend
Mrs. Martha Hansen, GA Four
teenth street, Rock Island, will be
hostess to the Daughters of Nor
way Thursday afternoon.
The ladies' aid society of the Cen
trail Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday in the parlors of the
church
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College Women Meet.

sembers of the Illinois-Iowa
ch, American Association OF
Fersity Women was entertained
be home of Mrs. John McGown
-enson, 726 Twenty-third street
sting Mrs. Stevenson as hostess
Il Mrs. Elizabeth Barton, Miss
Ia Rhode and Miss Jetta Mabel
pert There were so members
ent.
rs John T. Davis had charge of
program. which was on the
!, Social Life at College," In
lal talks were given by some of
members. Miss Anna Byers of
EXPORT spoke on the social life
he University of hCicago, Miss
#ert at Kansas" Miss Rhode
Franklin college, Indiana; Miss
9thy McCabe at Wellesley, Miss
ita Johnson of Moline at the
Tersity of Michigan, and Mrs.
1 Harper of Moline at Oberlin.
reshments were served during
social hour. The next meeting
be held on Feb. 4 at the home
hrs. E. n. Coleman, 1914 East
Fteenth- street, Davenport, when
subject will Be Colleges for
len in the Orient" Miss Sarah
rison will be the leader.
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villa Alurnnae to Meet

embers of tri-city chapter, Villa
mae are reminded of the regu-
meeting to be held tomorrow
I at the home of Miss Mary
inney, 625 FOrty-second street.
members are all asked to at
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steamed as above Dumplings are
usually soft biscuit dough with
shortening left out.
Fudge Chocolate Cake - Take
one cupful OF sugar, two table
spoons of cocoa, one-quarter of 4
cup of butter. Beat up an egg,
white and yoke separately. Of you
are in a hurry the cake will be
pretty nearly as good if the egg is
beaten all together.) Stir into the
mixture, add one-half teaspoon salt
Dissolve one teaspoon of soda in
half a cup of sour milk. Rinse ont
the egg bowl with this and add
Now put in one and one-half cups
of sifted flour and stir in one
quarter of cup of boiling water.
Add half a teaspoon of vanilla
and bake. When cold, split open
and fill with co0rstarch fudge made
by mixing one cup Of hot water
with one tablespoon of cocoa, two
thirds of cup of sugar and one
level tablespoon of butter. Then
stir in one tablespoon of cornstarch
mixed with half cup of cold
water. Add half teaspoon OF
fdHIlIa, COOK UDIlI Illck, let cool
and spread between the cake and
on top.
Items of Interest.
Spinach was first cultivated and
eaten in Asia and was brought to
Europe by the Arabs by way of
Spain.
The proportion of undernourish-
ed children is greater in the coun-
try than in the city, according to
experts of the United States de-
partment of agriculture. because
though milk is cheaper and fresher
in the country, city children have
more mild in their diet than do
country children.
When blankets are splitting from
wear, lay them out smooth and
place papers upon one-half, fold
the other half over and tie as
comforter. This makes a warm
pad to place over the mattress or
can be used as a covering.
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arden Club at Outing Club.

lie meeting of the Tri-City Gar
club which was to have been
tomorrow at the home CT
George Becker, will be held
lad at the Davenport Outing
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Chinese Work Exhibited.

A collection of kokemonas, or
rare old Chinese paintings, of fam
Gus masters attracted guests Sat
urday at the art league studios for
the weekly tea of the league.
The pictures are all on silk and
parchment, and there were also sew
eral very wonderfully painted Jap
anese screens, done in ink and
Water-colorS mostly, all from the
c. A. Ficke collection and loaned
for the afternoon.
mrs. Charles erik, Mrs. Frank
D. Throop and Mrs. Ira r. Taber
were hostesses at the tea serving,
and there was the usual attendance
of members and friends of the
league who dropped in for social
hour together over the teacups.
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cal Couple to
Celebrate Golden
Wedding Wednesday

Ir. and Mrs. C. P. OHaver of
a Seventeenth street, will OBJ
We their golden wedding ami
esary on Wednesday when they
. be at home to their
Ands between the hours of 2
/ 5 O'Clock. Many old family
snds will call during the hours.
The couple has lived practically
of their married life in this city.
j. III. C. Trent is the only one of
children living in Rock Island.
5ther daughter, Mrs. J. p. Dace
Decatur, will come for the we'd
g celebration Wednesday. 9th
children are Mrs A P. Kahlke
Olympia Wash, Mrs. Sarah
apson of Portland. Ore, John c..
Sayer of Guthrie, Okla, and Mil
w. O'Haver of Duncan, Okla
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VIII Give Card Party Feb. IA.

At a meeting of st. Joseph's
Alumni held Friday evening, it was
decided to hold a card party on
Feb. IA.
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ScOtt-Ranharger.

Scott Hamburger.
marriage which comes as a sur
y to friends is that of Mrs.
y Hamburger of Milan and
sua Scott of this city. The
lie was quietly married New
IS eve at the parsonage of the
Methodist church of East Mo-
Rev. r. w. Van Alstyne of
led. Mr.. Scott is employed at
= S. McCabe store and for the
snt the couple will reside IN
Dixon street, Milan.
lie Miss Brown Party Hostess.
tile Miss Anna Marie Brown,
Inter- of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred
n OF 1927 Twenty-seventh
{, was hostess at a very de-
Ful birthday party Saturday
noon at the Y. W. c. A. The
hostess was z years old, and
party guests included some
F-eight friends. The children
! the afternoon with romping
IS and contests. A delicious
day lunch was served at two
}, each one graced with birth
cake, and white candles tied
red bows. Boxes of candy at
place and paper caps were the
s. Little Miss Brown was the
lent of many dainty gifts as
Entrances of her party on her
it'll birthday.
Has Party on Birthday.
ume Lewis of 1924 Ninth ave-
entertained at a party on Sat
n afternoon celebrating his
birthday anniversary. The
,s were . company of his
~ friends who enjoyed the
p with games. Refreshments
served. and the host received
handsome -remembrances of
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Mss Jones to Give Recital.

Ethei Jones, mezzo soprano, of
scago, whose singing and concert
FIX since she graduated from st.
kharine's of Davenport in the
Is of 1908 has brought most fiat
ing notice and made her favor
with audiences, is to give a song
8tal at her Alma Mater Saturday
ming, Jan. II.
{iss Jones will be recalled by
city friends and admirers
} have heard her sing, has a
y beautiful voice, which she
3 well, and the rich artistry
oh she has attained to an even
alter degree during the past
RS, invests her coming with
mise of decided musical
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-09

he program Of the evening viii!
as follows:
ISL JULIUS
Den ..-...----.. HOIuOWShl
/ au Village -. Coring-Thomas
II D'Espagne -.-.---. Massenet
OF bemDerS
X, Pretty Maiden, DargomyZsky
htingales Now are Singing No
ore --.--.--... GretchanlnoW
legend ....... Tschhaikowsky
dancers ..........-. ArenShy
Lovely Rose Mss. Carol Robson
Dedicated to Miss Jones.
3s That Pass in the Night :.
Arthur Foote
Eagle .- Seneca Pierce
Z SO and 43
rom "Sonnetts from the Por-
hgese" Eleanor Everest Freer,
lizabeth Barrett Browning.
ne Up, Come in With Stream
IS Carl Deis
& Epitaph of a Butterfly ....
-. -.... Marion Bauer
i Birch Tree -. Cecil Burleigh
sNightfall -. William Reddick
) to Me Sing So. Sidney Homer
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ITCHY Art league tea.
Ethel Jones. mezZo soprano, gives song
recital at ST. Katherine's school. Daven-
port
Godfrey O'Hars appears before Moline
Womans club.