The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-17
Former Keokuk Girl sMarries.

Former keokuk Girl Marres.
Friends in this city will be happily
surprised to learn of the marriage of
Miss Ethyl M. Scott, Oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott, former
we'll known and highly respected resi-
dents of Keokuk the former being
of this city and the family making
this city their home for many years.
The family left Keokulx a number Of
years ago and the announcement of
the marriage of Miss Scott to an east
ern gentleman, in last evenings issue
of the Davenport Times, will come
as an agreeable surprise to many
| friends here:
Davenport friends will be Interested
| in the announcement Of the marriage
of Miss Ethyl M. Scott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William III. Scott, of 723
Howell street, Davenport, to Mr..
Stanley l.. Armstrong of Pittsburg,
Pa. which took place at high noon
Saturday, Dec. IL in Pittsburg. Rev.
/ M. M. Patterson performed the cere-
mony at the Episcopal rectoryaa The
bridal couple were unattended. They
/ have gone to housekeeping in a new
home prepared by the groom at Will
kensburg, suburb of Pittsburg.
The bride was born and brought up
in Keokuk, removing to Davenport
with her parents about seven years
ago and in that time has made many
4 friends here She is highly connect
ed, her mother having been a Har-
lrington, lineal descendant of Lord
Harrington of England; she is also
distantly related, to President James
A. Garfield and is a great-grand-
daughter Of John Langdon, one of the
signers of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. The groom is a. young
man of worth and ability. He was
formerly resident of Davenort and
before leaving here last spring was
! with the Peoples Light Co. He is
now a designer in the experimental
department of the Westinghouse Co. OF
.Pittsburg. The bride left Davenport
last Thursday and was met by the
groom in Pittsburg Saturday when
: they were quietly married. Their
Davenport friends will extend good
wishes.
Art Club Met.
Mrs. Edgar L. Ingersoll, was the
pleasing hostess to the Art Club al
!, its monthly social gathering at her re
, sidence 1909 Orleans street, on Wed
nesday afternoon, the twelve ladies
, of the society, spending very en-
ioyable time as her guests. The par
, lors and drawing room of the resi-
dence We're given an added touch O
beauty by the arrangement of Christ
mas decoration, Christmas bells, with
, a color scheme throughout of red ant
, green and holly used in an artistic
!, manner made the company yer.
charming one. A Santa Claus added
, to the pleasure of the occasion Tht
, hours were happily spent in socia
way and during the afternoon, Mrs
) handsome Haviland china Dime
: plates as token of regard from tn,
:. other members of the club.
An elegant three course luncheon
was served which proved to be on
Y of the very pleasant features of thu
j. function The next meeting OF tn
n club will be held at the residence o
h Mrs. John Wustrow at 500 Mort
{ Thirteenth street.
J. The following ladies Of the Art clu
c were guests of Mrs Ingersoll o
n "Wednesday afternoon: Mesdames ,
d M. Reimers, Bell, O. K. Bowler
d Frank Singleton, John Wustrow, Howe
: 0. d. McMains, Oscar Swanson, Chri
J. Brossel, James Shelton, Ed. Vaughn
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