The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-09
SENIORS HON0REO
BY JUNIOR CLASS
brilliant ReeeptSr Wa. Given Last
Evening in Ellss Club by Class
Of II in e'PIIment to
ers1ne..
EVENT VA ENJOYABLE
Members Of Bot asses Together
With Few md Guests
Enjoyed Prm Of the
EVENT wA4 NJoYABLE

The junior clas4 o Keokuk High
school entertainedElas evening for
the seniors at the Mdub. The re-
ception, which is hs chief social
event of commend ne! week, was
most enjoyable In yT way. The
juniors proved adm Faha hosts, and
their guests enjoyd sery minute
of the evening Fl awng the GUS
tom which was ina1 usted last sea-
son, the formal bal pet in the high
school was changed toa reception
and dancing party, the event last
night was one Of thl most enjoyable
of the long series annual festiv-
tiles in which the Uses have par
ticipated.
A reception was h d nom until
9 o'clock. Joshua 1er, president
of the junior class Miss Louesa
Harrison, Madison 8 rne president
of the senior class, NJ Virginia Dun
lap, Miss Lucia G. P man and Miss
Harriet Solomon recd led the guests
Besides the senior G IS, the honor
guests included the b school fac
ulty, DIR. and Mrs. r. Reid and
Miss Marian Reid. IL Misses Solo
mon, Pittman, Kied sA, Wilson,
Backus, Craig and Ga pert and Mr..
George d. Springer. nperiMendent
and Mrs. William Aid Oh and Miss
Elizabeth Aldrich, Pro and Mrs. P.
C. Hayden and Mr.. al Mrs w. B.
Woolley, Mr.. Woolley PRESIDENT,
representing the iboard
Shortly after 9 o'cld the grand
march was started with Mr.. Madison
G. Sterne and Miss Vir Gia Stckney
Dunlap leading, and Mr. Joshua
Elder and Miss LOuesS Harrison at
the head Of the second wing. Prac.
ticalfy every one at reception
was on the floor for the rand march
The programs were hal some souv
enirs Of the occasion. ley were in
white with the Keokuls aigh schooI
seal in green ink on the ont covers
thus carrying out the g. nrs Of the
honor guests OF the y4ring. The
dance program was playl4 by Agne'
orchestra and consisted onesteps
hesitations and fox-trOts. here were
six supper dances and q aeen reg
Nlar ones.
Supper Room PrettiIy u$nrated.
At 10 O'Clock supper vAs serve,
down stairs in the main dining room
This was transformed ND artistic
ally by the decorating con nittee b
the use OF green and whiteX Ptreame,
and bouquets of gardenE flower
From the pillars at the sf& IS to I'll
pillars in the center were ung Ion
green and white streame4. Thos
which were suspended from the 70,
center pillars crossed and in Il
center of these hung lara wick
basket filled with roses. Cd each
the smaller tables there wee gla
baskets filled with garden flowe
and on the long table in TIM cent
several of these baskets were us
most effectively. At one sidt of t
room was senior pennant II gre
and white and at the side wal ju
ior's pennant of pink and while vi
the legend X. II. S. IL.
A tempting menu was servo 4 C
sisting of:
Chicken salad
Saratoga chips Olfes
Brown and white Sandwiches
Grape ice.
Punch was served in the Par
adjoining the ball room, by N
Cdllc oGll Silu 'N11SS ICulii -huI TSnS
Besides dancing. the entertain
committee OF the class provided S
eral other interesting diversions
the evening. remnants and post
bearing the woman suffrage lese
we're displayed in one Of the roo
and a voting contest was being lc
Quoted. official ballots being gil
out. Besides the vote on whet
women should have ballot, the p
test girl, the typical X. III. S. 4
and boy. and the class cut-up !;
class politician and various OF
like Offices, were voted for. The
jority of the hosts and their que
were so occupied with the da.
program, however. that this pro
only a minor diversion.
The Committees in Charge.
The junior class committees