The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-03


rage association has planned for
county associations to accomplish in
hose four weeks. Keokuk women
nave never failed on any proposition,
and it is expected that they will main
ain their reputation in giving all aid
possible to the Suffrage association.
The meeting will not detain anyone
very long, but 1t is an important
meeting and a large attendance is
expected.
Heinz Oertel Wedding.
This morning at six o'clock at st.
Mary's Catholic church occurred the
of Miss Margaret Heinz,
laughter of Matthew Heinz of Dubu-
que. to Mr.. John Oertel, the Rev.
Father Giglinger officiating. Laurence
and Harold Laubersheimer served as
altar boys. The wedding march was
played on the organ by Mrs. Marder,
with violin accomplishments by
Joseph Marder. The program of
music was furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. JOS. MoeIler. The ushers
were Messrs. Thomas Dolan and
Hitler Veith. The bride was accom-
panied by her sister Miss Mary
Heinz as brides maid, and her brother
Mr.. Clarence Heinz served the groom
as best man. The bride wore blue
tailored gown with cerise hat and
carried an arm bouquet Of BRIDES
roses. The BRIDES maid wore blue
tailored suit with a very modish blue
hat and carried pink roses. Follow
ing the wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. e. Dolan, 1928 Exchange street.
Only the immediate families were at
the breakfast which was beautiful in
all of it's appointm The tables
were decorated in roses and many
spring flowers were used throughout
the house. The bride is the niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. thomas e. Dolan with
whom she and her brother and sister
have made their home since the death
of their mother seventeen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan planned for the
wedding and had the same interest in
all of its features that they would
have had for an own daughter. Mr..
Oertel is the nephew of Mr.. John
Schard with whom he has had a home
for many years. He is employed in
the c., B. & @. offices and is young
man of sterling qualities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oertel left for a trip to Chicago
Chu DuUuquc du0 Will Dc dL lOiIlS
after May Is at 17O6 T1mea street.
Miss DempIe to Graduate.
Mrs. George A. Demple will leave
tomorrow for Washington, D. c., to at
tend the graduating exercises on May
% of Washington college. Her daugh-
ter Miss Vivian Demple is member
of the senior class and will graduate
with the degree A. B. Miss Demple
is the only member of the class to
receive a degree, the others receiving
diplomas without degrees. She has
the honor to be elected editor of the
school annual and is prophet of the
senior class. The Washington col
lege is boarding school for young
women and is limited to fifty. Mrs.
Demple and her daughter Will go to
New York and will return some time
in June.
No Meeting Of Society.
There will be no meeting Of the
Ladies Of Charity tomorrow to sew,
owing to the other activities of the
society this week.
Surprise for NewIyweds.
The mem bers of the Trinity M. E.
choir surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Askey at their home 1116 Timea
street, last night, by going selfinvited
to spend the evening at their home.
They took with them a handsome
gift for the new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Askey. They took with them
refreshments, according to the time
honored traditions of surprise par
ties. The evening was a very plea
SAINT one.
Church Gives Reception.
The members of the Second Pres
byterian church gave a reception last
night for the new members recently
received into the church. A large
company was present and the even
ing was very enjoyable in all of it's
features. Music was furnished by an
made up of the young
people Of the church, and Miss Hughes
and Mr.. Emrys Hughes sang a duet.
The pastor, the Rev. j. c. Hughes,
presided and welcomed the new mem
bers. urging them to take up actively
some phase Of the work of the church.
Mrs. d. w. Bishop spoke for the
Ladies Aid society, Mrs. Samuel Nc
Quade for the Woman's Missionary
society and Mrs. Anna Van AusdalI for
the Willing Workers
Mrs. Samuel McQuade and Mrs.
Frank DietZ we're the refreshment
and were assisted in serv-
ing by Miss Georgia Dunnigan. Miss
Eta Sells and Miss Clarabei Hughes.
The church was attractively deco
rated for the occasion in branches of
apple blossoms and other flowers, by
Mrs. Geo. Bunner, Miss leila Harri-
son, Miss Georgia Dunnigan and Miss
Clarabel Hughes.
Shakespeare Club Elects
At the annual meeting of the
Shakespeare club the officers elected
for the next year were:
President-Mr John r. Irwin.
Vice president-Mrs. F. NJ. Fuller.
Secretary-t reasurer-Mr. John S.
Sprowls.
Cleaners Class to Meet.
The Cleaners class of the First M.
p church will hold it's monthly busi-