The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-11-10

street, last evening.
Mrs. F. A. Warwick and Mrs. P. C. 1
Hayden will have reception at the /!
home of the former tomorrow after
noon at her residence, No. 719 North |
Eighth street. The ladies will enter
tain at cards at the home Of Mrs. !
Warwick OH Friday afternoon.
Mrs. R. NJ. Lapsley entertained the |
ladies of the Baptist church at her
home last evening, No. 2l7 High |
street.
An afternoon tea will be given at /
the home of Mrs. Seymour Stricken
at her residence, No. 326 North Fourth |
strete tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs, e. S. Baker entertained the AZ !
ter Dinner Bridge Whist Club last
evening at her residence.
Mrs. j. d. Rubidge entertained the
Woman's Whist club at her home this
afternoon, No. 725 Morgan street
Mesdames Cherry. Thompson and
Skirvin entertained the G. w. b. NJ of
the First Christian church this after
noon at the home of the latter, 914
Franklin street.
The Euchre Card Club was enter
tanned last evening at the home of
Mrs. Sam Cox, SIS Bank street.
The dancing season is on in keokuk
for the winter and has been for the
! past several weeks and a number of
! hops are scheduled for the winter
Keokuk is fortunate in having several
good dancing schools in the city and
/ those who are not familiar with this
one of young peoples favorite past
| times are taking advantage of the
schools and are doing so. A week
from this Thursday dancing party
/ will be given by number of Keokuk
| young men in Hawkes. hal and
dancing party will be given this even
ing at Schouten's hall by the Degree
of Honor. Tomorrow evening the
/ Girls Club of Warsaw are to give
! dance which will be attended by a
number of Keokuk people. On Thurs
day of this week dance is to be CIV
en- by number of young men of that
place and the Eagles of this city will
have a dance on Tuesday On the
Goth of the month several young men
have arranged for private dance in
Hawkes. hall. Several people of this
city have received invitations to at
tend very select dance in Fort Mad
ison on Thanksgiving eve, the affair
being very exclusive. The Psi Lambda
Epsilons will give select dance
some time before or shortly after
Christmas. Mr. Agne of the Agne
, orchestra announced this morning that
, he had many engagements ahead for
the coming season and had many fu-
, ture engagements to be filled for the
many dancing parties which will be
held
4 The ST. Louis Globe-Democrat re.
: ports the Newcomb-C arman wedding
t Of last evening, as follows: A pretty
home wedding of Monday evening was
that of Miss Adele Carman and DR.
: Philip Butler Newcomb, who were
married at tie new home of the
. mother of the bride, Mrs Marie Car
! man, of 1907 Westminster place, in the
presence of relatives and friends. The
house was prettly decorated with
: flowers and masses of green, the cere
mony being performed by Rev DR.
e. Newcomb, father of the groom, al
t 7:30 D. M Miss Eugenia Sliger
/ whose engagement to Mr.. G.. w. Price
2 of Chicago was made known last week
4 served the bride as maid of honor ant
Miss Ada Weber and Florence Woods
carried the white satin ribbons. Mr.
u Leo Rassieur was the sroom's bes
!. man and Mr. Ernest Koken grooms
i man. The pretty. brown-eyed bride
was gowned in an imported brida
robe of white duchesse satin trimmed
with fine old lace, the tulle veil bein:
held in place with a spray of orang,
;. blossoms. She carried shower o
lilies of the valley and bride roses
The maid of honor and bridesmai,
!. wore pink satin embroidered in silver
n mad with long directoire lines AM
o. carried showers of pink roses. Afte
/ the ceremony there was a small re
% ception, after which the bride an
N groom left for honeymoon tour, an
y puon their return will be ut home {