The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-17
AshIoy.Boone Wedding.


the brides brother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry W. Ashley, occurred the mar
riage Of Miss Estella W. Ashley OF
keokuk and Mr.. Homer Boone OF War
saw, Ill. The ceremony was read by
the Rev. ]. Leroy Steffey, pastor OF
the First Methodist Protestant church,
in the presence of only the immediate
relatives Of the contracting parties.
The ceremony was performed on the
f1fty-third anniversary of the wedding
OF the brides grandmother. Following
the ceremony q wedding supper was
served. The brides gown was OF
crepe de chine, trimmed in chiffon and
lace. The groom served for four
years in the United States navy on
board the United States S. Texas. He
received his discharge on October 2.
The bride is quite prominently known
in Keokuk and has large circle OF
friends who will extend their best
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Boone left last
night on the 12:45 train for Oak
Grove, Mo-, where they will visit for
two weeks. They will make their home
in Keokuk. lE-
Amanda-Barnes Barhar, Concert.
The following excerpt Is from the
Friday evening issue of the Fort
Madison Democrat and refers to Keo-
kuk people who gave a concert in that
city Thursday evening:
Amanda-Barnes Barham received
great applause over her harp rendi-
ton Of the Sextette from Lucia"
while Wylte Barham In giving the
Lullaby from "Jocelyn" and Medita.
ton from THAT'S truly showed that
both instruments have within that
which Is akin to the human soul.
Those who we're fortunate in attend
ing the recital spent an evening with
the great masters, for the pieces were
well rendered.
Dinner Dance at LakeWew.
On Tuesday evening the directors
of the Lakeview club will give din
ner dance at the club house across
the river to which the members and
any friends they may wish to invite
will be welcome. The dinner will be
served at six o'clock in six courses,
with dances between courses, to the
music Of Agnes orchestra. Following
the dinner, dancing will continue to
midnight.
Berean Class Meeting.
Mrs. A. M. Wyllie assisted by Mrs.
H. H. Johnson, entertained the Berean
class of the First Westminster Bible
school on Saturday afternoon at
very enjoyable meeting with a program
which included several Victrola Sc
lections, two soprano solos by Mrs.
Robert L. Reid and a story read by
Miss Bertha R. Craig. Delicious re-
freshments were served by tho
hostess.
g.. p. e. O. on Tuesday.
The P. E. o. chapter will be enter
tanned on Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Dickinson who
will be assisted by Mrs. G. w. Chase
and Miss Estes. The subject for the
meeting will be a study Of the Dur
ham cathedral. Mrs. D. e. Reeves
will give a history Of the cathedral.
Mrs. j. o. Boyd will describe the ex.
terror and Miss Younker the interior
Of the cathedral.
St. Joseph's Auxiliary.
St. Joseph's Auxiliary will hold
special social meeting to which their
friends are invited. on Wednesday aft
ernoon, from half past two to five
o'clock at st. Joseph's hospital. The
following will serve as hostesses:
Mrs. Alois Wber, Mrs. Fl. A. Kinna-
man, Mrs. G. w. flaming Mrs. VIII
liam Logan, Mrs. B. L. Gilf1llan, Mrs.
Charles Schenk, Mrs. George Schell,
Mrs. Joseph Furlong, Mrs. e.. Layton,
Mrs. Frank NJ. Fuller and Miss Anna
Conroy.
D. A. r. at Burlington.
The State D. A. r. conference at
Burlington, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week will attract \
large number Of members Of the To-
cal chapter. Mrs. Collier will go up
on Tuesday morning to attend an