The daily Gate City., 1914-02-16

iquet to be given at the Young Wom
ems Christian Association. The guests
lof the occasion will include a number
of young lady friends of the ciut
members and will be notable affair
in the young life of the city. A splen
did menu will be provided for the oc
lcasion as follows:
Menu.
Grape fruit u !,
1 Creamsd chicken in imbale cases
Mashed potatoes French peas
Tea rolls Sailed waters
1 Brick ice cream
! Cake Coffee
Toasts.
Toastmaster, Ben d. Chapman
Roll call, George Opstelten.
Lunar Reveries, Joseph LeFaivre.
Wind, Earl Franks.
Current Poetry, Leslie Vaughan
Chicken, Warren Neil.
Current Events, Harry Drummond.
Eats, Homer T Orsborn.
Are You Responsible. John Hulson.
Financial Efficiency. Leslie Bever.
Lest We Forget, Stafford Strickler,
Our Club, Jacob Blom.
Employed Boys.
The employed boys Bible class will
meet at TOO o'clock this evening at
the Y. NJ. C. A. with Warren Nell ss
teacher.
Future Events.
Tuesday: Regular classes in gym
nasium.
Wednesday: Business msns' base
ball league, 5:15-Whites vs.. Blues.
Carey school Bible class meets with
Leon Hostetter.
Thursday: Regular work in gym
nasium
Friday: Business msns' and senior
Bible class. Supper at $50. Lecture
iby o. B. Towne al ZOO p. m. All
men are cordially and urgently invit-
ed to attend this class. The Wash
ington, Garfield and Grammar school
Bible classes will meet at 700 p. m
/ Saturday: Junior basket ball league
10:oo a. m. Mems hand ball 800 p
| m. Basket ball game 500 p. m. The
local team will play the Cardinals OF
Quincy This Quincy team rompel
away with the big end of thu score
when the Keokuk quintette went tc
the Gem City. and the locals have
sworn vengeance. The gams will be
hotly contested, from all appear
ances.
Deaths Hand.
1 Announcement has reached the cit,
of the death of Alec Anderson, secre
tary of the Y. NJ. C. A. at Mt. Pleas
ant, which will cause sincere sadnes
in many Iowa circles where he wa
known. Some of the Young Men,
4 Christian Association boys of Keokul
remember him kindly and speak ii
high praise Of his manly and estim
able qualities.
He passed away at : o'clock Satu1
day evening at Mt. Pleasant, hi
death resulting from pneumonia. Th
direct cause was the choking of th
arteries, causing heart failure.
| Mr.. Anderson went to Mt. Pleasan
last August from Sioux City, wher
he had been the boys secretary TO
eight years. 1t Is said that since hi
acceptance, the period had been tn
most successful in the history of tn
Mt. Pleasant association. He was re
1 garded as one Of the leading busines
men of that city and was highl
esteemed by the people these.
He was born near Oskaloosa Ii
1881. He was educated IN the pub
L lie schools of that city and at PEN
college, from which he was graduate
in 1901, and in 1903 received mas
ter's degree from the Boston UniFers
ity al Boston, Mass. In .sos he wa
married to Miss Jessie Young o
Oskaloosa. who survives him. Ther
were no children born to the unior
He is also survived by his parents VIII
reside in South Dakota. The bod
was probably taken TO Oskaloosa 70
burial. the Y. VI. c. A. to be close
during the hour OF burial, a fittin
tribute to the memory of ona who's
death will cast gloom over the !
81. G. A. OF the entire state.