The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-17

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Party for Trio of Brides.
Mrs. G. Burleigh Drummond en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at
small bridge at her home, 2311
courtesy for three prospective
wed Z. l.. Ruhl, Saturday, Miss
Edna Hansen who is to be the
June 6 bride OF Clare NJ. Smith of
New York, and Miss Helen Huebot-
ter who will be the June bride of
w. J. Altfillisch of Chicago. There
were 16 in the party.
The decorations were in profu-
sion of spring flowers of different
kinds and colors, and tea was served
after the games. There was favor
for each of the brides.
VIII Present "ROmeo and Juliet"
Students at the Immaculate Con-
ception academy, Davenport, will
present Romeo and Juliet" at an
entertainment Tuesday evening,
May %, in ST. Cecilia auditorium at
the school. The entertainment is
Tor everyone and all friends and pat
rons of the school are invited to at
tend and assist in making it a great
success
Mrs. Let's Gives Luncheon Bridge.
Mrs. F. D. Let's entertained at
prettily appointed luncheon
bridge yesterday at her home in
Camp Mcclellan. Davenport, nine
tables being surrounded at the card
games following the luncheon
hour Decorations we're in pro-
fusion of spring garden flowers,
bridal wreath, lilies of the valley,
iris and tulips.
The party was the first of SER
les. Mrs. Let's entertains today at
a luncheon-bridge with about the
same number of guests.
Aid Has Bazaar.
The ladies aid society of Cleland
Presbyterian church will hold a
coffee and bazar at the home of
Mrs. VIII Bauman, $50 Twenty
first, tomorrow afternoon. There
will be tables at which the usual
bazaar novelties are sold.
Courtesy for Mrs. Hayden.
Mrs. C. J. Searle and Mrs. Thorn
as Dolly entertained yesterday aft
ernoon at an informal party at the
Searle home, asa Twentieth street
honoring Mrs. II. B. Hayden, form
erly of this city and now of Boul-
der, Colo, who is visiting friends
here. The guests included Is OF
Mrs. Hayden's former neighbors
Tea was served at o'clock. Deco
rations were spring flowers.
Mcdowell Club Program.
Mcdowell club met this morn
ing at 1890 at the Lawson studio
in the KerAs building. Moline, and
the following program was given
Voice: Who'll buy My Laven-
der?" German; The Swallows
(Cowen)- Ray Sweigert-
Piano: Polonaise in A flat, Op.
SO Chopin Miss Lois Lawson.
Voice: "Carnaval' (Fourdrain) +;
"'Tis Spring Time on the Eastern
Hills" (Whelpley) = Miss Grace
AmeS.
Mrs. 0akleaf Hostess.
Mrs. j. B. Oakleaf entertained
Monday afternoon at a very attrac-
tive bridge party at Terrace Hill,
Moline, four tables being played
progressively. The home was beau
tiful with spring flowers, huge
baskets of tulips, bridal wreath,
iris in various shades, being used
in the rooms while the beautifully
appointed table from which re-
freshments were served was cent
cred with a basket of roses. High
score and second prizes were won
by Mrs. J. H Wallace and Mrs.
Lee Hazard and all-cut by Mrs.
Irving Toline Mrs. H. c. Peck of
Sioux Falls, S. D., was an out of
town guest Mrs. Oakleaf enter
tanned again yesterday afternoon.
7. l. A. Elects.
Mrs. Wilbur Larson, 1927
Twelfth street, Moline, was hos
tess TO the Y. L. A. girls last night.
The election OF officers was held
with the following result:
PreSident-Mrs. Jessie Eckert.
Vice president-Miss Grace Clark.
Secretary and treasurer = Miss
Zoe Smick.
Following the business session a
social hour was enjoyed, during
which Mrs. Larson served refresh
ments.
Nurses Enjoy Demonstration.
Miss Ina Dunlap of Moline gave
a most interesting demonstration
yesterday afternoon of musical ap-
probation work before members of
the Fifth District Graduate Nurses,
association at st. Anthony's hos
pital. The talk and demonstration
was greatly appreciated by the
nurses Luncheon was served at
the conclusion Of a short business
session.