The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hoiilngsworth
Entertained a Dinner satur-
day for Distinguished

Mr., and Mrs. Abraham Holsinpsworth
Entertained a Dinner satur-
day for Distinguished
Guest
United States Senator William 8.
Kenyon, OF Iowa, was honored by
dinner company at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Hollingsworth.
GIT Grand avenue, Saturday noon at
half past twelve o'clock The guests
included twenty-eight. among whom
we're some of the city's prominent
business and professional men. The
dinner was one of the elaborate and
unusual social courtesies Of the week
because of the prominence of the
guest of honor. Among those present
| from out of the city were:
Congressman C. A. Kennedy,
Mr.. George W. Mattern of DON
nelson, Judge W. 8. Hamilton and
Mr.. r. N. johnson Of Fort Madison,
and Mr.. John P. Kennedy Of Mont
rose. These gentlemen and Senator
Kenyon were the guests of Chief En-
gineer Hugh L. Cooper Of the Water
Power company on q junket about
the power works during the morning.
Mr.. Cooper was one of the dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth.
i A beautiful profusion OF cut flowers
was used in decorating the dining
room and charm and elegance Of the
function was bespoken in the praise
and manifest enjoyment Of those ia
vored.
Senator Kenyon and Mr.. Holdings
worth, the we'll known local attorney,
were graduates Of the same class OF
the State University OF Iowa, year
1890, and the careers Of both gentle.
4 men have been closely interlocked dur.
ing the intervening years. Senator
Kenyon, one of the foremost Of ma
tional characters, is successor in the
national senate to the late J. P. Dol
liver.
= Senator Kenyon departed at 2:5(
: Saturday afternoon for Keosauqus
where he addressed political meet
! ing last evening He will return t
: his home in Ft. Dodge today.
l
Birthday Party For Her Mother.
Mrs. Thomas Gaule, at her home
1912 Timea street, gave surpris'
;. party for her mother, Mrs. F. =
!, Consbrock in honor Of her flftietl
, birthday November LIST. The dinin,
;. room was beautifully decorated Il
gold and white and at five o'clock
: three course luncheon was served
= Those present were: Mesdame
Schard, Breton, Loving, Herbnel
Wheeler, C. shultz, A. Burgess, Kie
er, Lamb, Miss Kaltwasser, Mis-
iConsbrock and Miss Kuebler Of Oh
cago. Many beautiful presents wer
3 received by Mrs. Consbrock.
II P. e. o. Meeting Tomorrow Nigh
I Mrs. James Young and Miss Amal
ID da Younker will entertain the member
. of the P. E. o. society tomorrow ev,
10 ming at the residence of Mrs. Younl
3, 800 south Eighth street, the regula
Or fortnightly meeting Of the organic;
9 ton.
10 X. Il. s. Seniors Reveled Merrill,
10 Regarding the class party held o
Halloween at the residence Of Mis-
Laura Reed the Hamilton Press give
an account of the Senior High schoe
er party as follows: The senior elias
u OF the Keokuk High school was Ell
Ut tertained Tuesday evening at the hol
pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs D. "
Reed OF Wythe. The guests, thirt,
two in number, made the trip on
ut hayrack and arrived at the fashion
es able hour of 10 O'Clock The hostessel
en- Miss Laura Reed and Miss Iren
Stricken had planned many clevt