The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-05-11

Can be writ the NatlOn glory,
Illinois, Illinois.
On the record Of thy years
Abr'am Lincoln's name appears.
Grant and Logan and our tears, ~
Illinois, Illinois,
Grant and Logan and our tears, 49,.
Illinois.
On Auto Trip Today.
Miss Elsie Buck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith of Boulder, Colo. and Mrs. J.
A. M. Collins took an automobile trip
to Mt. Pleasant today in Miss Bucks
car.
Are Home from Visit.
Miss Virginia Alexander aud Miss
Mary Margaret Ayres have returned
from a three months trip through the
south, which included visit to
Panama. o.,-.
Mrs. Yer steeg 10 Here.
Mrs. Harry Yer Steeg has returned
to Keokuk after a visit with Mrs. H.
M. Lourie IN Springfield, Ill.
Pythlan Sisters Kensinston.
The Pythian Sisters will give their
regular monthly kensington in the K.
P. building, corner Fifth and Blon-
deau, tomorrow afternoon from to 5
O'Clock. The hostesses for the after
noon will be Mrs. n. A. Runner, Mrs.
o. w. Rowe, Mrs. Joseph Skinner and
Mrs. j. r. Swanson. .- -6
To Entertain at Musical Tea.
Mrs. Earl Y. Wills and Mrs. Ernest
l.. McCoid will entertain at a musical
tea on Thursday afternoon in Mrs.
Wills apartment in the Pond fats.
Musical Tea at Miss Frys.
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry entertain
ed at a musical tea this afternoon
from to O'Clock which was one of
the most charming of the series
being given by the officers of the Mon
day Music club. The program was
given by Mrs. Henry Schouten and
Miss Carolyn Baldwin, vocalists, and
Miss Eleanor Brown. reader. Mrs.
Schouten's numbers included "A Love-
" Maiden Roaming" by Branscombe,
and my Heart Hath q Song by
Baldwin. ~. z.-.f.s@ ...-
Miss Brown read Count .Giesmond,
by Robert Browning. and the Snow
Ball Bush, by Kathrine Stockwell
Hazard. Miss Carolyn Baldwin closed
the program with two soprano solos,
"Thc Star" and Loves on the High
Road" both written by James Rogers
The program was a very artistic one
as may be judged from those who had
part in it. Several victrola selections
were given and Miss Martha Baldwin
spoke informally OF the plans which
the Monday Music club has outlined
for next year. Miss Fry was assisted
In serving tea by Miss Georgia Schel1
and Msis Coral Meader.
Bachelor GlrIs' Club.
The Bachelor Girls club was en-
tertained by Miss Kathryn Reidy and
Mrs. ORGY Bell at the home of Miss
Reidy, 215 North Third street, last
night.
Unity Club Meeting.
The Unity club will meet in the
church parlors Tuesday evening.
Honor Or. Lucas.
Major and Mrs. D. B. Hamill enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday in hon
or of DR.. J. J. Lucas. Other guests
from out of town were Judge and MIS-.
A. ]. McCrary OF Binghamton, N. Y,
and Mrs. John NJ Irwin Of st. Louis.
Mrs. McPherson's Guest.
Miss Helen vivian Reinsberg OF Chi
cago, will arrive In the city on Thurs
day and will be the guest for several
days. CT Mrs. A. e. Mcpherson. Miss
Reinsberg in her visit here a year
ago, made many friends who will be
pleased to meet her again.
Lecture by Visiting Nurse.
On Thursday afternoon at 400
O'Clock under the auspices Of the
Visiting Nurse association, a free lee
ture on Public Health Nursing, will be
given by Miss Crandall. of the nation
al association of nurses. The address
will be in the Y. w. G. A. auditorium.
If you are interested in the school
nursing and wish to know more about
1t or to ask any questions relative to
it. be sure to come to the lecture. II
you are interested in promoting the
health of the babies in Keokuk and in
the death rate Of little chill
dren, or If you would like to know
more about how to abolish tubercul-
osis from Keokuk. you will wish to
hear the lecture.
Wonan's Whist League.
Miss Mary NJ. Johnston was hostess
to the Womans Whist league this aft
ernoon at its regular fortniRhtly
meeting.
c. w. q. M. Meeting.
The local c.. W. B. M held a very
interesting meeting In the parlors of
the church this afternoon with Mes