The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-26
ARMY OFFICERS
TO DETERMINE
BEST CALDRON
Col. King, Command
ant, and Staff
Judges.

To the non-member man and wo-
man, a drill team is just a group
performing a series of meaningless
and perhaps confusing movements.
To the member of a society, a
drill team is something entirely diff
ferent 1t has no particular func-
ton, but is an exhibit of pride,
teamwork, good fellowship, union,
and system.
And so carrying these ideals in
their heart, members of the drill
teams of the caldrons and auxil-
iaries of the grotto are working
hard for the competitive drill which
will be held Wednesday morning
on the grounds of the Rock Island
Arsenal Golf club. Several thou
sand people will be at the island
to watch the drill contest, which is
arousing considerable enthusiasm
among the eight teams which have
already signified their intentions of
competing.
The drills will be given on the
pavement in front of the club
house and will be judged by Col
onel David NJ King, commandment,
and corps of his officers.
Teams which will take part in
the contest, so far registered, are
the caldrons of Davenport, Moline,
Bay City, Ann Arbor and Hutchin-
son, the women's auxiliary of Al
hambra grotto, ST Louis, and the
Rockford, ILL.,, and Dubuque, Iowa,
orders of the Witches of Salem.
The winning. team will be pre-
serted with a silver loving cup by
Harmed & Won Maur, Davenport,
the presentation to be made by Col
onel King. This is the first time
that competitive meet of the drill
teams of the gretto and auxiliaries
has ever been held, and indications
are that keen competition will de-
yelop.
The events preceding the contest
will also take up much of the at
tentiont of that morning. At $50
o'clock all women, visitors and To-
cal members will gather at Fifth
avenue and Twenty-firs street.
Rock Island, where machines will
be waiting to take them on a tour
of Rock Island and Moline.
After all the wonders of the twin
cities have been revealed to the
guests, the touring party will meet
at the Rock, Island arsenal. On
the lawn of Colonel Kings home,
which adjoins the Golf club, will be
given the prettiest pageant of the
year. More than 200 children of
Moline, and several from Rock Is
land, will take part in cinderella"
presented recently at Riverside
park, Moline This will be given at
10 o'clock in the morning.
The pageant is being presented
by the Moline Federated Girls club
and is staged by Mrs. Robert Shurr
and the Misses Florence Eley and
Florence Kronstedt. all of Moline.
The cast of the affair is:
Cinderella-Mary Baum.
Mother-Adelia Leonard.
Naughty sisters-Irene AlmIoff
and Clara Van Vooren.
Fairy Queen-Beatrice Campbell.
Prince Charming Josephine
Garst
There will be solo and duet
dances, and numbers by groups of
25 children, including the elves,
fairies, flames, powder puffs, pump
kins. mice, couriers, testers, flower
balloons, flower girls,
peasants and old fashioned girls.
Among the individual dances to be
given will be duet by the Haugh-
ty Sisters. Pipes of Pan" by
Alein Krell, Spanish dance by Mar
ion Mueller, Herd Girl" Arlene
Jones; 1.-The Coquet",~ kathleen
Doran; "Pierette," Dorothy Swan
son; duet. Dorothy Swanson and
Marion Mueller; The Gavotte",
Josephine Garst.
Committees will be present to
conduct the women about the golf
grounds, and will serve frappe in
he house. Following these events
women will join, the Prophets in
their entertainments for the re-
nainder of the day.