The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-02
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Civic League Program.

Civic League Program.
The program committee OF the
Civic Lagu.. Miss Caroline Baldwin,
Mrs. C. f. AcFarland anG Miss =.
Elizabeth Mntlieney have been work
ing out the details of some Of the
programs for the monthly meetings.
The program on February % will be
on schools gardens and public play
grounds. Mrs. Jamss Young and Miss
Frances Meigs have charge of this
meeting. The March meeting prom
ises to be one which will interest
women in special way. 1t is not a
civic program but domestic one.
The meeting will be held at the HON
of Mrs. D. A. Collier and a demon
stration Of dining room service will
be given by Mrs, Edward L. Barr
and Miss Adele Foster, the domestic
science teacher in the public schools.
The correct mode of setting the table
for breakfast, luncheon and dinner
will be demonstrated. The selection
Of dishes and silver for each service
discussed and the duties OF the sery>
ing maid given Mrs. Golfers house
is admirably suited for the demon
stration since one side Of the dining
room is a large salorium and the liy-
ing room on the other side, pacing
three rooms in direct line.
The names OF Mrs. O. B. Towne
and Mrs. James Young were added
to the roll Of members today.
A. o. Il. Ladies' Auxiliary Banquet.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF the A. O.
II. celebrated an anniversary of their
order yesterday by banquet at the
st. Peters hall, which will soon be
converted into the A. o. H. hall
The hall was beautifully decorated in
green and white, the colors of the or
der, while the tables were decorated
with carnations and lilies.
One of the features of the pro-
gram was the presentation of ring
bearing the emblem OF. the society to
Mrs. Sarah Watson, the outgoing
president, who has served for two
Years. The ring was presented by
the county president, Miss Mary Gar
ley. Mrs. Watson was called upon
and responded by thanking the mem
bers Of the order for the presentation
which was complete surprise to her.
Although neither was on the regu-
lar program, Father Davis and Father
Giillspie were called upon at the con-
ciusion of the program. Father Davis
responded by singing ireland, Love
YOU while Father Gillispie made a
short talk. Mrs. Kidston OF British
Columbia, sang IAN Irishman's
Toast at the conclusion of the regu-
lar program
Mrs. ]. A. Welsh was toastmistress
At the banquet at which the following
program was given:
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, !"
vocal solo by Miss Mary BRASIL.
Patriotism" by president, Mrs.
Katherine Crotty
Medley of Irish Airs by Miss
Welsh.
Presentation of ring to Mrs. Sarah
watson by Miss Mary Graley.
When Dream of Old Ireland Am
Dreaming Of You,' vocal solo by Mrs.
Mary Moeller.
The banquet was in charge OF a com
mittee of which Mrs. Joseph Greaves
was chairman.
Woman's Alliance Today.
Mrs. G. F. Elliott was hostess to
the Woman's Alliance this afternoon
Entertains st. Johns Guild.
Mrs. ]. j. Chapman OF the Pond
apartm amts entertained ST. Johns
Guild today.
Alpha Trist Meets.
Mrs. w. s. Phillips entertainer the
Alpha Trist club this afternoon.
Chapel Fund Society.
ina Chapel Fund society was en-
,ertaaned at the home Of Mrs VIM
a l1oeffler on Orleans avenue, today
Auxiliary to Give Dance.
The ladies auxiliary of Eagles will
give a dance in Eagles hail, Feb. 9.
invited to Lecture.
Z, ne social committee OF the Y. M
= a. has invited the Keoluik chapter
naughters OF the American Revo.n
0on % attend the lecture on Abraham