The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-11

accident. Doctor for yourself and
those dependent upon you. 800 IN
case of death and Moose takes care
of all orphans of Moose members.
CURTIS M. HART,
Organizer.
Hon. w. Morgan shuster, former
treasurer general Of Persia DR. John
Mez, Munich, Germany; Nine. Rosika
Schwimmer, Budapest, Hungary. rep
resentative OF the Universal Suffrage
Alliance; Mrs. Lucia Ames Mead, Sec
rotary OF the woman's peace party;
Samuel Gompers, Norris Hillquit,
Rabbi Stephen Wise and others. The
object of the conference is to organ
lie all peace forces and to bring their
pressure to bear upon public opinion
and the governments OF the world to
the furtherance Of the following ends:
First, to secure the cessation Of hos
tilities.
Second, to ensure such terms OF
sentiment as will prevent this war
from being the prelude to new wars.
Third, to place the future peace OF
the world on securer foundations.
Many men and women of national
influence are seeking through this
council to create sentiment In Amer
lea in favor Of these three great peace
objects.
Mrs. Hagens Honored.
. On Tuesday evening family party
was given at the hime OF Mr. and Mrs.
B p. Sutlive. sol Grand avenue, in
honor Of the seventy-seventh birthday
anniversary OF Mrs. Sutlive's mother,
Mrs. Margaret Hagens. The house
was a perfect bower Of flowers which
had been sent Mrs. Hagens in honor
of the day. A. delicious supper was
served during the evening. At the
table of honor in the center OF the
dining room were seated, with Mrs.
Mrs. H. c. Huiskamp and
Mrs. Matilda Matless. On this table
was the birthday cake and basket
of flowers, on the handle of which was
tied bows Of lavender ribbon. The
children and grandchildren have cele-
brated this birthday anniversary with
party for number of years, and It
is an event looked forward to with
much pleasure by all the family who
meet to honor this gracious old lady.
Mrs. Edith Logan to Wed.
The many friends of Mrs, Edith
jenkins Logan will be interested in
the announcement Of her approaching
marriage to Mr.. Jesse Shreve, prom
inent business man OF San Diego,
Calf The wedding will take place
in San Diego tomorrow.
Wednesday Reading Club.
At the Wednesday Reading club
yesterday which was entertained by
Mrs. H. c. Huiskamp, there was the
largest attendance of the year. Fol
lowing the reading, refreshments were
served in the Ching room, the guests
being seated at one long table which
was decorated in many spring flowers,
johnquils and tulips. The favors we're
red heart shaped cards. English muf-
fins. sailed nuts, ripe olives, assorted
cakes. mint patties and coffee were
served. Many friends sent Mrs Huis-
dining room wene gay with many
flowers.
Royal NciOnDOrS entSEtdtnSQ.
Mrs. A. f. Powell entertained the
Royal Neighbors Of Warsaw, Ills, yes
terday afternoon, at twelve o'clock
luncheon, at her home 1914 Main
street. Decorations were lavender,
purple and white, the Royal Neigh
boris colors The favors were little
baskets of vioAets, trimmed with the
colors. Games were played and, prizes
given. Mrs. Nelson OF Warsaw won
the BOBBY prize and Mrs. William Beli.
also of Warsaw, the first prize.
- Junior Glass Party.
The junior class of the Keokuk
high school, twenty in number, en-
joyed a costume party at the home
of Miss Virginia Dunlap, 902 Orleans
ave-, last night. The costumes were
colonial, Japanese, Dutch, Indians
and the like Although the party was
interrupted by the clash between the
juniors and seniors, it proved enjoy
able nevertheless. Refreshments were
served during the evening
Priscilla Club Meets.
The Priscilla club will be enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs Ed G.
Vaughan at her home, 1908 Franklin
street.
HracL En-, an, Rir Haul