The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-14
Chicken Pie supper.

SntCk0n rio 0uPp0Ts
The women OF the First Christian
church entertained at one OF their ia
nous chicken pie suppers on Saturday
evening in the dining room Of the
church. The following were the COM
mittees: Reception--Mrs. W. M Bak-
or, Mrs. g. L. Aldrich, Mrs. A. Meador.
Serving-Miss Steinberger, Mrs. Z. D.
Davidson, Mrs. A. J. Wooley, Mrs. G.
w. Mosely Mrs. F.. R. Builman and
Mrs. C. M. Owens. Supper committee
Mrs. ]. P. Peterson, Mrs. Ell Belts,
Mrs. F. Woolley, Mrs. c. NJ. Crane Mrs.
w. NJ. Dooley, Mrs. D. w. Better, Mrs.
Harry Mehler. Mrs. C. w. Station. Din
ing room committee-Mrs. Bert Clark,
Mrs. G. w. Caster. Mrs. w. H. Hen
nings, Mrs. Laurence Bane, Mrs. A.
Hedrick, Miss Coral Meador, Miss
Alice Vermillion, Miss Ruth Stoffer,
Miss Alice Hawkins. Miss Grace
Smith, Miss Bessie Clark, Mrs. T. H.
Boltz, Mrs. H. H. Stafford. Mrs. Law
renee Shore, Miss Sadie Talley. Miss
Zetta Van Ausdall, Mrs. 8. Brant.
q: U. Ladies' Arc Entertained.
The November social committee OF
the Benevolent Union, Mrs. Alois
Weber. Mrs. Joseph Furlong and Miss
Cora Parsons, entertained the old
ladies of the Birge Benevolent Union
home at very pleasant afternoon on
Friday Mrs. Furlong sang two
numbers, Count Your Many Bless
ings," and Mother Machree," and
Miss Parsons gave very amusing
reading, can Easy Errand." Mrs Web
er took over her unusual collection OF
enamel souvenir spoons, which she
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She related a number Of interesting
and amusing incidents of the trip and
explained some of the symbols on the
spoons which characterize those
brought from different countries. The
afternoon was one of the most pleas
ant in the series given during the
year. Refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon by the hostesses.
Davenport Woman Guest.
Mrs. James w. Watzek of Daven-
port, will be tomorrow the guest OF
Mrs. John C. Sage and of the women
of St. Johns Episcopal church. She
Is president OF the diocesan branch
Of the woman's auxiliary. She has
been for years prominent in the work
of the Iowa Federation of Women's
clubs and was state auditor and dis
trict chairman at different times. She
holds a prominent place socially. In
the state. She will speak at $3.50
o'clock at the rectory on Monday art
ernoon. before the members of the
Woman's auxiliary and the women OF
st. Johns church. At half past four
o'clock tea will be served informally.
and the ladies will have an opportun-
ity to meet her in a social way.
Anniversary 10 Celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris were
hosts at supper party Friday even
ing which included Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ferris and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kicker OF
Keokuk, and Mrs. Altes and daughter.
Minnie. Of Lancaster. Mo. Friday was
the thirteenth wedding anniversar7
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris and in the
evening a party of their friends sur
prised them. They were presented
with beautiful chair by these self
invited guests. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening.
Dinner Dance at Lakevlew.
On Thursday evening, dinner
dance in the series being given, will
be held at the Iakeview club house.
across the river. These parties have
proven very delightful social affairs
| and attract many members OF the
club and their guests.
Entertains Crochet Club.
| The M'zpah Crochet club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Miss Fern
Ftghtmaster at the home Of her SIS
| ter. Mrs. Fred Chaser.