The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-14
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Entertain at Dinner,

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the school board and their wives at
dinner in the domestic science rooms
IN the Mckinley building last evening.
The dainty menu was prepared and
served by the domestic science girls
under the direction of Miss Helen G.
Packer, instructor The tables were
decorated in tulips and each table
seated four. The tables were set in
the form of hollow square Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Super
intendent and Mrs. Aldrich were:
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Woolley, Mr. and
Mrs. j. F. Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Hamlll, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dunlap,
MI and Mrs. w. ]. Roberts, Mr. and
Mrs G. F. Skirvin, Mr.. Archer C..
Miller and Mr.. Frederic C. Smith.
The menu consisted OF:
Fruit cocktail
Chicken Gravy Mashed potatoes
Dressing Mushroom timbales
! Macaroni and cheese
Rolls Relish Olives
Salad and waters
Strawberry shortcake
Coffee MINIS Nuts.
The young women of the depart
ment who prepared and served the
dinner were the following: Dorothy
Aldrich, Margaret Blink. Alice Buck
ner, Marjory Fleming, Leona Foulkes,
Evelyn Frye, Dorothy Mehler. Paul
yne Refner. May Richards, Daisy
Smith, Katherine Strimback. Helen
Woolley, Lillian Wright, Irene Bryant,
Nellie Beckett, Gertrude Fleming,
Viviane Clark. Helen Garrison, Mil
dred Hombs, Hilda Linquist, Mabel
Loewenstein, Clara Mullikin, Mary
Schlotter, Hazel Veith, Catherine
Whitehead, Alverda Williams, Nondis
VanHyning, Mae Bonney. Hazel
Akerson.
Committees Are Named.
The social committee Of the Ben
evolent Union, Mrs. ]. J. Chapman,
Mrs. @. J. Kirch, Mrs. Earl Y. Wills.
have appointed the following COM
mittees to provide the social after
Moons for the members Of the house
hold of the Birge Benevolent Union
home:
March-Mrs. Geo. Merriam. Mrs.
w. c. Wilson. Mrs. 0. w. Phillips.
Aprtl-Mrs. VIM. Sage. Mrs. B. B..
Hobbs, Mrs. Ralph Browneil.
May-Mrs. Thomas P. Gray. Miss
Baldwin, Miss Collier.
June-Mrs. VIM. G. Blood, Mrs. b.
L. McCoid. Mrs. G. c. Tucker.
July-Mrs. o. w. Sandberg. Mrs.
Harry Dill, Mrs. Cephas Harrison.
August-Mrs. T. A. Craig. Mrs. j.
A. Dunlap, Mrs. Edgar Cochrane.
september-Mrs. Harry Phillips
Mrs. N. T. Wilcox, Mrs. John R.
Irwin.
october-Mrs. H. o. Whitney. Mrs
A. II. Rich. Mrs. James Noble.
November-Mrs. A. Weber, Mrs.
J. NJ. Furlong, Miss Parsons.
December-Mrs. J. R. Carpenter,
Mrs. o. Bot. Mrs. H. A. Gray.
January-Mrs. Henry Schouten,
MIS-. John Tumelty, Mrs. c. F. skirvin
February-Mrs A. Hollingsworth.
Mrs Lee A. Hamill, Mrs. T. ]. Nc.
Grath
civic League Meeting.
The officers and directors Of the
Civic league are holding a called
business meeting this afternoon at
g.: 90 O'Clock at the home Of the presi-
| dent, Mrs. ]. J. Ayres.
Belmont Club Meets.
Mrs. Geo. Scheible entertained the
Belmont Cosmopolitan club at very
pleasant meeting yesterday. The
afternoon was spent as a kensington,
after which delicious refreshments
were served The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Luman VanAusdall
on the afternoon of Thursday, April
III.
Hostess to Bridge Club.
Mrs James W. Huiskamp was
hostess to the young women of the
Afternoon Bridge club today at her
home on Grand avenue.
Church Societies.
Among the church societies meet
ing today are the Ladies' society OF
/, the First Baptist church with Mrs.
A. C, Maxwell, the Ladies' society OF
Trinity M. e. church in the parlors
OF the church with Mesdamee Peter
son. Hopkins and Lloyd as hostesses,
the Ladies society of the First Con-
gregational church with Mrs. Helper
and the ladies OF the First Christian
church entertained by Mesdames
pullman, Crane and Huse.
#. Madison Girl to Wed.
The following invitations have been
received by friends in this city: "Mr.
and Mrs. George Malcolm Hanchett
invite YOU to be present at the mar
rage of their daughter. Margaret
Lillian. to Mr.. Emerson Edward
Cooper. on Wednesday evening, April