The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-06-20
b. A. r. Program Outlined.

.. A. r. Program Outlined.
The program committee Of the Keo-
kuk chapter Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution Of which Mrs. J. F.
Elder as vice regent, is chairman, has
outlined program for the coming
year, the topic being a history of the
wives and mothers Of some of the
presidents. The program is to In
clude not only the biography, but the
social customs and style of dress Of
the period. The list includes Mary
Washington, Martha Washington. Abb
gail Adams Martha Jefferson. Doro-
thy p. Madison, Louisa c. Adams,
Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Lucy Todd Lin
coin and a history OF the wives Of
some of the more recent presidents.
A history of the white house will he
the subject of one paper. At the an
nual business meeting in May the
program will consist OF history Of
the Martha Berry school which the
d. A. RS support among the south
ern mountaineers. and a history OF
the Philippine scholarship which is a
D. A. R. philanthropy.
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. w: r. Haines. corner
Washington street and Belknap
Boulevard, entertained a company Of
friends on Friday evening in celebra-
ton Of their twentieth wedding ami
versary. Sisty-five guests were enter
tanned During the evening an elab-
crate supper was served. The tables
were decorated in roses and smilax
Carnations and roses were used in
decoration of the parlors and recep-
IT~l -foA>
by Mrs. B. c. Kellogg Mrs. ]. NJ. Fur
long and Mrs. Frank Price. Miss
Annette Worley and Miss Lora
Among the guests from out of town
Mt. Sterling H., Mrs. Messenger and
daughter Hazel of ST. F,rancisville.
and Mrs. Sadie Haines of Indepen-
dence, Mo.
At Country Club.
Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather Of last night. number OF
dinner parties were held at the Coun-
try club proceeding the dance. Not
many OF the older members Of the
club ventured out. but the young peo-
pie were out in force. Their philoso-
ply was like the Oregon woman who
said. 1T we stayed at home because
OF rain, we'd never 60 any place"
Entertains Class at Club.
Maj. D. B. Hamil1 entertained the
young women OF his Sunday school
class at dinner on Thursday even
ing at the Riverview club house An
nually Major Hamill entertains the
class in some special way, at a con-
cert, outing on the river or at din
ner or luncheon.
Reid-Coyie NuptiaIs Wednesday.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John r. Irwin, 900 Or
leans avenue. will occur tbse Marriage
of Miss AleSine Leroy Reid to Mr.
James Perry Coyle.
McManus-Hemr1v Weddina
On Monday. June 81. in st. Francis
de Sales Catholic church will occur
TIE marriage of Miss Katherine Nc
Manus. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. E.
P. McManus. to Mr. Karl Herman
Hemmy, the Rev. Father Dunnion on.
ciating.
Miss Cole Gets Degree.
Miss Ora Belle Cole Is at home
from Chicago where she received the
degree "a. NJ" in Tbs, University OF
Chicago. Miss Cole graduated with
honors several years ago from the
university and the degree received a
few days ago was for years post
graduate work.
Are Home from Chicago.
Miss Dorothy Knights and Miss Isa.
bell, Tanning are home from the Uni
versity of Chicago for the summer
vacation. Miss Lucille Knfgfts who