Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 3

Entertainments, Social atid Meetings for another parly at the Bugles' Home Tho committee making arrange monta for an oxcumion to be held in July. R. Circle with MM. Tho O. R.

Circle will meet tomorrow with Mrs. Obarlfm of Knst Fourth Btreet lll be enjoyed at tha drove on tho Grafton Thur rta Hrhool h0 with piirrtitn nnd frlondfl, AP 91 Mr Birthday friends drovo out. to the nnd Mrs. Pwlght Rob- PV to attend party glv- nf the seven year old and Mrs. Roberta, Mrs.

111136 refreshment!) to the 'ho included Fay Rob- ru-oUl noborts and LoBler Travel Club Meat Tonight The Travel Club will meet tonight with Miss Kdna Lynn of Alby Strsot, Sale and Supper at MeMlle Church The womnn of the Melville Church will hold a salo and supper at the church on Tuesday afternoon and ove- May Iftth. Circle No. 3 Will Meet Mra. Julia Kauffman Circle No. 3 of the Aid Society of the First Methodist.

Church will meet at 3:30 o'clock Thursday with Mrs. lulia Kauffman of llth and Langdon streets. Festival at Rock Fork Church A threo day festival will be enjoyed Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week at the Rock Fork Church. Tha memberB of the church, aro making great preparations for entertaining a large crowd. Monticello Students to Enjoy Outing The students of Monticello Seminary will enjoy their annual outing at Clifton Terrace on Saturday.

A luncheon bo served at noon at the Terrace Hotel, reservations baring be-en made for 102 guests. 8. S. Class To Meet Thursday Night Mrs, S. D.

McKenny's Sunday School Class will.hold its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 o'clock Thursday at tho Che.rry Street. Baptist Church. Following the business meeting refreshments vvill be served. Dorothy Roberts )1)f rK Ward, Alice loclen an BB h8m( Girl Shaver 1313 nvom.o," hnve an Minor man-lmsa of their of Seattle, Wash. Owe Brown of Hellfughftm wedding took place on wh nf April at the homo of Mrs nrnwn.

mother of the bride at MI VA- the nresnnl. Mr. and Mrs. Shav rn'rr-KiiliiiK ln Seattle. Mr.

Sbav sports tn bring his bride to Alton the 1 111 0 The vnntig mnn hns many friendsj In Alton who will be clad to meet and icomf hiK club Women to Meet In Edwardsvllle, Thursday Manv Alton nnd Wood River club will en In Kdwardsvllln, Thurs- ntteml the Mny meeting of'the lllstrict Federation of Clubs. A most excellent been arranged. The district vfl three nfflcers--Vlce President, Corresponding Sorrctary and a ub w)lh MM: Patrick on Mrs. Henry Needles 01 The Tuesday Card club met wlth City was elected president! Mrs Dinon on East Four th With Mm. J.

McMnhon The members of the School CIBBS of the Wanhington Ave- nun Methodist ('hurnh wero entertained by their teacher, Mrs. John McMahon, nt her homo on Kdwarrt street last evening. The house wan attractively decorated with purple Iris, in honor of the class name. A short business mcet'ng was held. At a late hour refreshments worn served by Mrs.

McMahon, asssted by Miss Mary McMahon. Club With Mr. and Frank Rnftihwfler Mr, and Mrs. Frank Rothweilar entertained a party of friends last evening, entortalnuig members of a club. Tha evening was spout in playing cards and In enjoying other diversions.

At 11 o'clock Mrs. Rothwocler served refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. C.

H. Halo tertain tho club In two weeks at thovr home on State street Clover "droli) Entertained Mrs. John Kauxg of fltato dtraet with a luncheon Tuesday noon, liavlnjf BB guests members of thfl Clover Leaf rilrclo. A del'clous four- course luncheon was Berved. Hand- pnlnted Japnnftso iards were presetit' fd to the Ruests.

Irln and Vulloy 11V len were used In carrying out. the tiv Wo deoorat'-ons. Following luncheon tho women sewe.d for their hostess. The next meeting of the club will be held In June with Mrs. M.

Rob- Inson, to Boy EnJJoy Outing Tho Boy Scouts from St. Peter and Paul's Cathedral enjoyed a trip 10 Tolle's Grovo Tuesday night with their scoutmaster, Walter Siglock, AH liost. The trip was made in two motor trucks, one conveyance, being filled with "eats" including ice cream. Mlts Laverne Brokaw Hostess To Dancing Party Miss Laverne Brokaw was hostess to a few close friends last her home on State Street. The large double parlors and hall gavo abundance of room for games and dancing which were enjoyed throughout the evening.

The hours slipping away all too fast for those present. At a late hour the hostess' mother, Mrs. H. Brokaw, ssrved delicious refreshments to the young people. Max Newby and Stanley Melster were among those present and furnished the music for the evening.

Woman's Club With George E. Wilkinson Mrs. George E. Wilkinson, president list spring and will hold over for another yrar. Following the singing of America rod tho recitation of the Ixird's Prayer, Mrs.

H. A. Dlerkes of Edwards- TlTlft 'will extend a welcome to the visitovR. Mrs. Robert.

Boylan of Kast St Louis will make the response, Mrs. Frtd Wagner, of Marissa will niT6 tho treasurer's report; Mrs. refill of Granite City, the Secretary's report and liinCrerlpnlinl Committee's report wiJJ be given by Mrs. A. O.

Tuxhorn. Street this week, the womon enjoying a pleateHnt The club favors were presented to Mrs. W. E. Love, Mrs.

James Gorraely, Mrs. Patrick Dillon and Mrs, John Crowe, Before the gathering broke up Mrs. Billion served light refreshments. In two weeks Mrs. Gormely will en- tertaJti the club.

Mrs. Carl Beall Hostess Mrs. Carl Beall of Sixteenth Street was hostess yesterday to the Tuesday Bridge Club. In addition to the club for the morning session willv Mr8- Beall entertained Mrs. F.

G-. Nor- and Mrs. Ray tfoddard were hostesses Tuesday to the Upper Alton Woman's "Club, entertaining at the home of. the former on Washington Avenue. Mrs.

Oeorge M. Levis have a very fine tlescription of a trip which she en- Joyed on the Carrlbean last winter. Mrs. Levis told of the many places of interest visited by herself and husband picture trip being much appreciated by the club women. Mrs.

W. H. Stifler had a paper on "Some' Authors in the Making." After the program was concluded Mrs. Wilkinson and Mrs. Goddard served light re- Mrs.

D. A. Wyckoff, with Mrs. W. D.

Barnard and Mrs. E. F. Fischer bs additional hostesses, will entertain the club at its final meeting on Way 23rd. The meet'ng will be open and each member will have the privilege of bringing one guest.

D. of I. Donate $150 Worthy Cause. The Daughters of Sslalwlla, Alton Circle No, met last evening and voted to buy $100 worth nf tickets for the Hope Rox is being poned of by Young Lad'as' Rodal ity of St. Peter and J'anl'R Cathedra.

for tho benefit of the new Orphanage. The Daughters also voted to the Soldiers' Monument Fund. Announcement wns made that annual D. of I. had been postponed from Decoration Day but would be given on the A Capitol on tho twenty of June.

Irla Sunday School Claw "Pill Bottle" Large Crowd A. large and pleased audience gath- orhtg at the Assembly Hall of tho Evangelical Church Tuesday evening to attend the comedy presented by tho Young Women's Missionary Society of the Kret Methodist Church. The money raised will go towards Missionary purposes. The young people were, coached by Miss Mildred Chappell. The name of the play wafl the "Pill Bottle" and the story showed the medical conditions in Indiana.

It was educational and instructive. Mrs. Alex McGiiggan sang several selections. Entertained for Miss Sadie Misses Margaret and Tecla Kolk delightfully entertained last evening at their home ou East Seventh street, in honor of Miss Sadie Haynes who recently announced her engagement to Joseph Vonnaheman. The wedding will be an event of next week.

Miss Grace Howes and Miss Margaret Kolk gave several duets and Miss Helen Howes and Miss Eleanor Wolf pleased with several vocal num- 'bers. Bunco was the diversion of the LEAGUE COUNCIL MAY ENTER RUSS QUESTION SOON Norway Independent Inquiry Into Famine at Tomorrow. Plan to Paw SHip Bill at this Session. Br Associated OENKVA, May 10. Tho fttftBfon of tlu- of NaiinnB will open here tomorrow, with the prospect of several Important questions now before the Genoa Economic Conference coming up for dlftcuenion.

The poBslhllty, for one thing, of Rolncr ertensively into By AfttootaU i WASHINGTON, Mfty to I obtain nt the jirrftnnt If of tho administration p.ubildy bill bolnR laid tolny the Republican mnmosrti of th? Son ftto Gotnmetro and Hounn Mnrtno Committees. Informal msnt to work to this find hy (ho TtApubllcfln Commit tnornAn nt tho urging nf PrenMonf. Harding (n White Honeo ronferonco Inct nlfcht. Undor (ho the hf-nrlngn on bill which the two committee havo conducting Jointly for thu flvo wewhit would bo thin wwk find the meaiuirq taken up by HOJJHO noil If pofmiblr, with thn Intontlon of BeiullTiK It to tho Bun- ato for action Immedlalnly nfter Us dinpoflal of tho Tariff Kill. Thi President In declaring that the administration WBP wholeheartedly nnil unreservedly behind tho bill, wan said to hnvo fixproiwd tho view nt thq that If nf.ff.onry fhe DuRslan question Is Been In a requeFl moasuro should be handled in On- filed with the by Norway, aseklng for an ind'-pendent inrrary Into the faminp in Russia.

The session of the council IB expected to last a welt. It, will be provided over by Count Qutnoncs do Spanish ambnssador to France. A feature of tho meeting will be, tho signing of the economic treaty between (irmany and Poland, covrlng Upper Silesia. This treaty, winch represents six months of work by the league, in more than BOO pages long. It constitutes In effect, a final settlement of the vexed qustion of Upper Sileslan problems.

MaJidaf.es for the former Oermati Colonies and the, Albanian broblem will be considered by tho Council. GENEVA, May Servian da- legation here today informed the League of Nations that, the report received hy a Romp newspaper yesterday from Baria an Italian Adriatic seaport, to tho effent that the Croatians had en- iT'hed on independent republic in -n Jugo-Slavla was unfounded. The Legaion said the separatist movement among the Croats was a an party matter. i George. E.

Fox, who arrived from i over peas some time agn, JH in nti Easf.en Hospital undergoing treat- ment. AororriinK to word received hy his mother, MB case in very pe.rlous. Cigarette It's toasted. This one extra procosn gives a rare and delightful quality impossible to duplicate. Guaranteed by evening, the favors be-'ng awarded to Vonnaheman, Miss Bertha Jun, and Miss Rose Vonnahamaa- The Kolk home was very effectively decorated In Pink and White.

At a late hour the guests entered the room to the tune of a lively march and the bride found her minor affair and gain headway. was not likely to place at the head of the table, chati was decorated in pink Her and be furnished by tho Monday Club Sex trtte of Krlwnrdsville. Members of (he Shiibert Club and the Orphans Club nf f-olUnsville. Mrs. Walter Me- Nab Miller will speak on Health.

Miss: Martha fnnnole will introduce thej of the day. The afternoon wfll be given over to rtports top-ether with some music by thft Schubert Club of East St. Louis and by Mrs. Molster of Collinsvllle who jvlll furnish one of her own Maid- Additional music will be furnished by the Ed- warrisvllle Sextette, Schubert Club of East Louis and the Orphans Club. A special feature of the afternoon will tie Mrs.

Needles' introduction of 17 new flubs representing 1100 members. Reports on Americanization by Mrs. J. K. Ewing; Training in Citizenship, Mrs.

Albert Bengius: Homo Econo rales, hy Mrs. Leila Worgnerter; Mrs. (', 11. Hollos and Mrs. Don Turner: Literature.

Mrs. G. T. W. Music, Mrs.

C. S. Skaggs; Speakers' Bureau List, Mrs. Mark Hanson: Public Welfare, Mrs. D.

W. Waylnck; Child's Welfare, Mra. Geo. L. Moorman; Industrial and Social Conditions, Mrs.

M. F. Manning, Wood River, will be. given at the afternoon session. Mrs.

William H. Hart of Benton, 111.. will speak on Public Welfare. Mrs. Hart, who is a past president of the Illinois Federation, will be introduced by Mrs.

Martin, chairman of the District ml tli Committee. veil, Mrs. R. B. Goff, Mrs.

Lyle Manbeck and Miss Ethel Beall. The guest favor was given to Mrs. Norvell and the club favors to Mrs. E. W.

Gould and Mrs. J. W. Beall Mrs. Baall Berved dainty refreshments at 4:30 o'clock.

In two weeks Mra. John Jehle will entertain the club. Eagles' Final Dance Attended by 7B Couples Seventy-five couples attended the final of a series of ten dances at the Eagles' Home Tuesday night. Music was furnished by Glassmeyer's three- piece orchestra and dancing was e.n- joyed until a late hour. At 10:30 o'clock lunch was served.

August Martini received a j'ear'n Eagles' Dues for having been the member who attended the series, and Roberts receiving a prize which entitles him to a free initiation into the orgatuzation. Tho awarding of the prize created much interest. Last night the committee in charge of the series received many requests for another indoors dance but it was decided that tho weather was too warm Aid Society To Havo Membership Drive The Aid Society met at the Evangelical Church yesterday with a large attendance. Mra. J.

Maus and Mrs. Spencer Johnson gave reports on the Federation meeting held by the Southern Illinois District in East St. Louts on April 25th. Forty members attended from Alton. The members were interested to hear the women tell the advantages of federating.

The society has entered in upon a membership contest in order that there might be a material growth before the churches celebrates its 70th anniversary this fall. The goal Is 800 members at least. The membership is now 236. The membership has been divided into two sections with Mrs, Henry Busse and Mrs. Harry Meyer as captains.

At the meeting Tuesday Mrs. Edward Huebner played -Mendnlson's Spring Song and a clever chalk talk on "Keep your eyes on the Big Thing" was given by Mrs. Meyer. Poetry and Scriptual clippings were given by the members present. At the close of the afternoon light refreshments were, served.

white with a lovely background of potted ferns, and cut flowers. Tho table was beautifully decorated -with snow balls and pink shaded candles. Covers arranged for twelve guests. Mrs. J.

Kolk assisted by her daughter. Miss Tecla, and Miss Eleanore Wolff served a da'nty course repast. The favors were in the form of pink m'nt filled baskets. Later the friends showered the bride-to-be with an assortment of cut glass 11-nen pieces. Alvena Ernst to Wed Dependable EoBee BROTHERS MOTOR CAR.

Krnst and Is an attractive and well known girl, a member of a well known EasJ. Ejd family. Her fianco IB son of Air. and Mrs. W'lllam Schlag of 17th street and is employed as clerk at the Illinois Terminal Railroad.

The couple have the best wjehes their many friends. Fidelis Class Enjoys Talk bv Gasklns The Misses Ethel Felter and Beulah Nell Harvey were hostess last night to the Pidells Class of the First Presbyterian Churhch. BuTlug the evening the members of the class da- to meet at the church on Thursday and have their pictures taken in a group. They also decided to spend Sunday, May 28th, at Camp Tanglewood, As a surprise and treat to their guests Miss Folter and Harvey secured Mrs. Eugene Gankins to give Harry Schlag June 6th! a talk.

Mrs. Gasklna debated her guests with stories made the evening a most entertaining one. Later in the evening refreshments wero served. The class plans to have a meeting I in the park on the second Tuesday i in June, wvth the social committee iB charge. Mrs.

Edward O'Brien of Henry entertained last evening, having as guests fourteen young women. Refreshments was served In the prettily decorated dining room. A large basket of daisies was in the center of the table, and from the centre pink streamers, to which pink cards were attacher, were drawn. Upon drawing the cards tho guesta discovered the names of Harry Schlag and Miss Alyena -Ernst and the date June 6th. During the evening bunco was played and favors were won by Mrs.

Lewis Glaiber, Mrs. Frank pwyer, Miss Hjlda Benslnger and Mrs. Harry Ernst. The announcement of the engagement comes as a surprise to a large number of the bride-elect's friends in the city, although by relatrves and her intimates it was learned some time ago that the wedding would takft place at an early date. Miss Ernst is the daughter of Emil HOEFERT BROS.

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