The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-01

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! ToDAY's EVENTS.
Dinner at Lakeview club for
| Miss Lewis.
Church societies meet
SATURDAY..
Travel class with Mrs. Geo. w.
! Delaplaine.
Bridge party at o'clock at
| Country club
Dancing party. s O'Clock. At
/ Country club.
Last Bridge Party.
Tomorrow afternoon the last bridge
party of the Country club season will
| be given Mt 8 O'Clock. for which Mrs.
Alofs Weber and Mrs. H. w. Huis.
kamp will be sponsors. It is hoped
by the social committee that large
company of ladies will attend the par
! ~ since 1t is the last one.
Dinner and Dance.
| The regular Saturday night dinner
and dancing party will be given tomor
row evening at the Country club. The
weather conditions will decide the
question OF having parties during
October, after tomorrow night.
To Entertain at lakeview.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Cochrane, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Craig will entertain
at dinner this evening at the Lake
view club in honor of Miss Lewis.
Miss Harris Returns.
Mrs. Harris and Miss Nellie Harris.
who have been spending the summer In
the east, have returned to Keokuk and
are at home ut els Orleans avenue.
church Societies Today.
The church societies meeting today
are: The Sewing society In the First
Westminster chapel: the Ladies' SO.
ciety Of Trinity M, II. church with
Mrs. w. A. Hull; the Ladies' aid OF
the First Baptist church with Mrs. p.
]. Vandendoel; the Ladies' Aid Of the
First Christian church with Mrs. G,
L. Huse: the Sewing society Of the
United Presbyterian church In the
church parlors. with the following
hostesses: Mrs. Lee Hamill, Mrs. c.
NJ. Hart, Mrs. E. Hanson and Mrs. j.
X. Korschgen; and the ladies OF the
First Conversational church in the
chapel with Mrs. G. P. Seymour and
Mrs. Bidwell as hostesses.
Reception for Pastor.
A large company Of members of the
church and congregation of the Trinity
NJ. e. church attended the reception
given last night at the church for the
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Edwards. The
plans for the reception were made by
the Ladies' society of which Mrs. T.
n. Tichenor Is president. The anal,
was marked with friendliness and In
formality which made the new pastoi
and his wife feel that they are indeed
at home and that they are cordially
welcomed by their new parishioners
The address of welcome was made b.
Prof. D. 8. Patterson and was respond
ed to by the Rev. Mr.. Edwards.
short informal musical program was
given and included the following mum
bers. The piano accompaniment
we're played by Mrs. Vernon Mckay:
Solo. The Nightengale-Miss Martha
Tracy.
Solo, He Knows it All-Master Ken
meth Hull.
Duet, Autumn Days-Miss Gladys
iGuiss, Miss Marie Hopkins.
Solo, Somewhere a Voice Is Calling
Miss Rose Pelz.
/ Reading Gar The Sanctuary Scene
from The Christian. by Hall Caine;
%. An Abandoned Elopement, by Joe
Lincoln.-Mrs. w. Frank Brown.
The musical numbers all received
very hearty applause. and the reading!
by Mrs. Brown were most artisticall!
given and were both encored.
II Mrs. Guernsey In City.
Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey o
independence, Kan, candidate TO
president general National Society o
A. R.. was in the city today. Sh
called on Mrs. l.. A. Collier and othe
friends. She was much interested u
the statue Of Chief Keokuk and OF tn
] tablet marking the beginning OF tn
Mormon trail across Iowa, which wa
placed by the state D. A. r. society
} Mrs. Guernsey was with Mrs. W. S
: Hamilton and Mrs, Joseph j. Case,
/ of Fort Madison. whose guest she ha
, been for several days. They ha,
, luncheon at the Granite hotel In Ham
J ilton.
: PIckensRoilfns Wedding.
I The Davenport Democrat contain
3 the following concerning the weddinl
' of Miss Pickens and Mr., Rollins:
r This afternoon. the marriage o
/ Miss Jean Pickens of Rock Island t
q Mr.. Ruger Rollins OF Keokuk. lows
+ was quietly solenlnized at the pal
$ souage Of the Trinity Episcopal churc
c Raw q " Sherwood officiating. Nj