The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-07
Carl C. BOYD, Local Manager

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The Missionary Reading Circle OF
Westminster church will be enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs. J.
NJ. French. 1901 Blondeau street, as
sisted by a committee of the ladies
of the church.
Mrs. Mamie Wyman Williams is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. tombstone at 302 High street. Mrs.
/ Williams will be remembered as the
] former great singer who resided here
a number of years ago.
! Master Junior Singleton was at
home to party Of his little friends
at the home of his parents at 9l3
High street on Saturday afternoon,
| the occasion being the little mans
Fourth birthday which was celebrated
in a very Appropriate manner by the
little folk
Mr.. a. Mrs. Earl Phillips have re-
turned from Burlington and are at
home to their many friends at 81
Concert street. They were United IN
marriage at Burlington on Friday af-
ternoon by Rev j. w. Lambert, pas
tor of Grace NJ E. church of that city
| Friends in this city have received.
invitation cards to the marriage OF
| Miss Marian Kinney of C'earmaunt,
CAL, and Mr. Walter Dubois Brook
ings of Redlands, California. The mar
riage is announced for the nineteenth
ofsthis month. At home after Feb. /,
1910, at Linda Vista Avenue, Red
lands, California. Mr.. Bookings 4 IS
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.,sBrook-s
| ings, former residents Of Keokuk: Z
This weeks dance calendar given
out by Manager Dan Agne Of the
| Agne orchestra is as follows: Monday
evening dance Hawkes. hall, BY
Messrs. p. L. Kennedy and Alba Nc
Coy; Thursday evening. dance at
Nauvoo, by several young men of that
city: Friday evening, Messrs. Hawkes.
and Hicks at Hawke'r hall. Asdance
| will be given this week by the Elk
lodge, the affair to be an invitation
| one.
Mesdames John R. Carpenter, M. v.
! English and Henry A. Gray were at
home to companies of their lady
! friends on Friday and Saturday after
noon of the past week, at the home Of
the first mentioned lady at S2S Nor
gan street. The decorations OF the
Carpenter residence consisted OF vel
low chrysanthemums and smilax and
the affairs were very pretty ones.
Those who assisted the hostess
were the following ladies: Mesdames
William Titus, ]. B. Wei, Florence
Warwick, Henry Heaslip and Mrs
starkweather; Misses Irene Robson
and Elizabeth Warwick, presided al
the punch powl.
On next Thursday evening between
fifty and seventy-five Royal Neigheo'
ladies of this city of Eureka camp. No
T will 60 to Montrose in response t.
an invitation from the Montrose r
N. A. camp, extended several week
ago.
Several candidates will be initiate,
on that evening and the work of tn
Keok,lk degree team will be exempt
fed Captain Wustrow and the tear
being accompanied from this city by
large number of Keo1uk ladies to er
Joy the evenings pleasures. Follow
ing the initiation supper will be er
joyed and the visitors have been as
sured of a most pleasant evening b
the Montrose camp.
The Davenport Times tells of r.
ception held in honor of Rev. Manfor
M. Lilliefors, who supplied the pm
pit at the Unitarian church in tn
city recently: An informal receptio
was rendered Rev Manford Lilliefo1
Of st. Cloud, Mimi, the clergyma
= who is supplying the place Of Rev.
81 G. Ramsey of the Unitarian chure
" during his leave Of absence, la
Y. evening in the church parlors, Abo'
one hundred of the members of Il
a congregation were presnt and enjoys
,:,,cr Tlott,