The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-30
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The Warwick Party.

The dancing party given last even
ing at Woodmen hall by Miss Eliza
beth Warwick and Mr.. Charles e.
| Warwick was perfect III all of its ap-
pointments, and was one Of the very
enjoyable ones of the present holiday
season. The guests. numbering near
ly two hundred, were received in a
charming manner by the host and
hostess. Dancing was INDUCED in
from nine o'clock until two o'clock,
the program being one of eighteen
dances and three extras, and feat
ure of which was the moon dance, a
soft colored moon over the orchestra
stage rendering the effect almost per
feet. During the evening punch was
served and at the intermission ice
cream and cake. Agnes orchestra
furnished the music.
A number of people from out of
town were present. Among them were
Miss Iowa Saunders of Fort Madison,
Miss M. Roberts of Fort Madison, Mr..
! j. Roberts of Fort Madison, Miss
Dorothy Burt of Burlington. Miss
Grace Mccormick of Carthage, Miss
Helen Meyer of Warsaw, Mr. George
Bailey of Sioux City, Iowa, Miss
Louise yanWagenen of Fulton, n, ",
Miss Viola Ness OF Galesburg, Mr..
! Percy Ness of Galesburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Huiskamp of Seattle.
| Washington Mrs. E. Klipstein Of St.
! Louis. Mrs. Harry Reiner of st. Louis,
Miss Eudocia Bardens. of Warsaw,
Miss Elizabeth Cnerrill of Carthage,
Mr.. Frank McClung of Fort Madison,
Miss Lila Baur of Burlington, Mrs.
| w. B. Roberts of Fort Madison, Mr..
David French of Chillicothe, Mo-. Mr..
William Smith of Quincy, Miss Anna
Lee Ringgold Of Burlington, Miss
! Louise Tunnicliff of Macomb, ILL.,, and
Mr.. Gillen of Warsaw.
Company for Mrs. Root.
Mrs David A. Collier entertained at
cards this afternoon at her residence
in honor of Mrs Joseph H. Root, of
| Minneapolis, MINI.
Madison Marriage Of Interest.
The bride we'll known in this city
and surrounding community, the fol-
lowing Fl. Madison marriage VIII be
of interest to Keokuk people:
Mr.. Archibald Brown of Arkansas
/ CITY Ark. and bliss Goldie Bennett
! Of this city were united in marriage
i at the First Baptist church, Wednes-
day evening at 500 O'Clock, Rev. Geo.
Sheath officiating.
At five minutes to eight O'Clock the
church quartette, consisting OF
Messrs. Fray, Lofstedt, Welsh and
Biggs. rendered a selection from
Parks concert quartette, entitled.
While Love YOU. Mendelssohn S
Wedding March was played by Miss
Mayme Welsh Miss Pearl Anderson,
of Warren, Iowa, acted as bridesmaid.
She carried bouquet of roses. Little
Gladys Roland was ring bearer. Robt
Brown of Streator, Ill, brother OF the
groom was groomsman.
1 The bride was attired in beautl-
full white messaline gown. en- train,
and wore a veil caught with wreath
She carried large bouquet of bridal
roses.
The ceremony was a very impress
sive one uniting these popular young
people.
/ After the ceremony wedding re
ception was held at the home of the
bride to large number of relatives
and friends, at 841 Sixth street.
! The contracting parties. departed
over the Santa Fe, on train No. 10. A
large number OF friends gathered to
see them on their way. They will
visit in Coal City, Iowa, with the
groom's parents, after which they