The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-11-03
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Montrose Wedding.

AL D. 81 O'CLOCK sunday evening, OC- |
tober 81, 1909, at the home of the
brides father. Mr.. Thos. Dresser, in
Montrose, occurred the marriage OF
Miss Myrtle NJ. Dresser to Mr.. David
Wardlow.
Rev. Jordan, pastor Of the M. E.
church of that place tying the nuptial
knot in the presence of only the inn
mediate relatives.
After congratulations the guests re-
paired to the dining room where de-
licious dinner was served.
The bride was attired in dove-col.
ored chiffon panama gown with white
all over lace yoke, applique and rib
hon. She carried beautiful bouquet
of chrysanthemums.
| Many valuable presents were receiv-
ed Miss Myrtle is the only daughter
of Thomas Dresser, who formerly liy-
ed near Donnellson. In the few years
time tnat she has resided here, many
friends have been added to her al
ready large list.
The groom is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Wardlow. He is a young
man Of many sterling qualities and
is respected by all who know him.
They departed amid showers of rice.
/ Monday morning on the eight o'clock
train for Mulvane, Kansas. After their
return they will make their home in
Montrose.
Their friends wish them happy
and prosperous future.
I. The ladies of Elmira chapter, No. 40,
Eastern Star lodge and their friends
were most enjoyably entertained at
the residence of Mrs. l. s. Ackley, No.
1907 Blondeau street yesterday after
noon. The afternoon function was in
the nature of reception and about
seventy-five ladies were present. Ice
cream, cakes and coffee were served.
In tle evening over one hundred Ia
dis and gentlemen were present and
six hand euchre was enjoyed. The
house decorations were potted plants
used tastefully in the different rooms
/
. In the evening pleasing refreshments
of sandwiches, coffee, pickles, ice
cream and cakes were served Mrs
Ackley was assisted in the entertain.
ment of guests by a number Of other
committee ladies of whom sac was
, chairman.
) Tie dance given last evening in Odd
Fellows hall at Warsaw by the Girls
s club of that place was one of the most
' largely attended ever given by the
club young ladies. All of the dancer:
were masked and a large crowd
e Keokuk young people attended the al
g fair and enjoyed the evenings pleas
e ures. Agnes full orchestra furnish'
t. music. A number of Keokuk peopl
s remained over and came home on tn
L interurban this morning.
Messrs. Cyrus Hicks and Johl
Hayes will give their second one Q
b series of dances at Hawkes. hall o.
L Friday evening of this week. The frs
0 one was given two weeks ago an
a proved to be very enjoyable affair
{, Agnes orchestra will furnish tn
g dance program on Friday evening.
Mesdames John R. Carpenter, M.
= English and Henry A. Gray will ente
;. tain at the home of the first lady 0
:. Friday afternoon. Announcement
: their Eat home" has been made for al
other company of ladies on Saturda
afternoon.
The Travel club met last evenin
O. in the parlors of the Y. w. G. 4
n where a very interesting and ente
tanning session was held by the lare
nt number of ladies present. The top
a. chosen for last evening was Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Dunlap being in chars
s. and telling of the history of the III
O. nois metropolis in an interesting ma
ner. Miss Cole spoke very interes
Id ingly on the Chicago Art nstitut
Miss Gampert spoke of the educatlo
al interests Of the big city, the publ
schools, the universities, college, et'
as and Miss Emma Bindel spoke of tt
'e- i Chicago in the future, of tle vast II
MS provements that are to be made
on this one of the worlds greatest col
er- mercial centers.
all
About twenty-five ladies, neighbo
ut and friends of Mrs. Joseph D. Samuel
~ called very unexpectedly at her re-
sx- dence at Seventeenth and Carrt
w. street yesterday afternoon al
lh- surprised her in a most happy name
and the hours from two until fl
~ O'Clock were spent in social way
~ the guests Refreshments were SCI
ss,, ed and a most enjoyable time had.
~ This evening at the home of Z
DIV groom's parents at Mooar, Iowa. W
DIV occur the marriage of Miss Clara
DIV Hoffman to Mr.. Robert G. Meistt
The ceremony will be performed