The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-03-08

aIteruOu Tea on DOM luuTSudy ouo
Friday afternoons of this week in
honor of her daughter, Mrs. Robert
RalstOn Jones.
O. II. Club.
Mrs. U. A. Couloy entertained the
o. H. club today at her home on Con-
cert street.
Missionary Society. i
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Second Presbyterian church en-
tertained at q missionary tea this aft
ernoon in the chapel. Mrs. o. e. King
gave a very interesting talk on mis-
sions. Mrs. Maud Larson read a mis-
sionary leaflet and Mrs. D. w. Bishop
sang solo. Tea was served by Mrs.
J. C. Hughes, Mrs. Landman, Mrs.
Samuel McQuade and Mrs. George
Bunner.
Annual Meeting p. e. o.
The p. E. o. chapter at It's annual
meeting yesterday at the home of
Mrs. R. L. Reid. elected the following
officers for the year:
Persident-Mrs. Charles Dickinson.
Vice president-Mrs. G. j. Chresten-
sen.
Recording secretary-Mrs. James
NJ Fulton.
Corresponding secretary Miss
Mamie Slack.
Treasurer-Miss Helen Sheppard.
Chaplain-Mrs G. r. Hombs.
Journalist-Miss Jessie Wilson.
GUARDIANS. S. M. CASTOR.
Pianist-Miss Anna Sheppard.
DarIor rnnEar>oe>
A parlor conference will be held to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Eugene S. Baker. The
Rev. Charles Reign Scoville will speak
and Mrs. Scoville will sing.
The Baby Welfare League.
The Baby Welfare league of the V.
N. A., will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Miss Celestine Agnew.
Tri-City Matrons Club.
Mrs. o. w. Sandberg and Mrs. A. J.
Leake entertained the Tri City Ma
irons club, o. E. S. yesterday at
one o'clock luncheon, at the home Of
Mrs. Sandberg. The table decora-
tons, place cards, nut cups and ices
were in green, suggestive of st. Pat
rick's day. The flowers used on the
table were violets and other spring
flowers. A delicious menu was served
with covers laid for fourteen. Follow
ing the luncheon, Mrs. Sandberg pre-
sided as toastmistress. Mrs. John P.
Peterson gave toast to St. Patrick,
giving a very interesting sketch of his
life. Mrs. B. F. Smith told several
Irish stories which were much en-
joyed. All the women present an
swered Irish conundrums. The pro-
gram closed with drawing contest in
which the guests drew the picture OF
Paddy's pig without lifting the pencil
from the paper. Mrs. McCahan won
the prize a box Of candy. The box was
members of the club were present
from Warsaw and four from Hamil-
ton.
Jones' McGaw Wedding.
On Tuesday evening at half past
seven o'clock, at the home Of Rev. w.
F.. Means, occurred the marriage Of
Mrs. Pearl Jones to the Rev. Frank A.
McGaw, the Rev. Means officiating.
Mrs. McGaw's home was originally in
Akron, Ohio. She came here a year
ago and has made many friends dur
ing her residence in Keokuk The Rev.
Mr.. McGaw is at the head Of Gospel
Hall mission at 905 Main street., q
successful mission. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Cav will make their home in Keokuk
Entertained for Sister.
Mrs. L. G. KARL, SO North Tenth
street was hostess at a seven o'clock
dinner last night in honor Of her sis
ter, Mrs. E. F. Armbruster Of Spring.
field, Ill, who is her house guest. The
table decorations were in red and
green and the center piece was
basket of red carnations Covers
were laid for twelve The dinner was
one of the pleasant social affairs Of
the week.
About keokuk Weddinq
The following concerning the mar
Allyn Sheldon is taken from the Peoria
Journal:
Announcement is made that on
Munro will be united in marriage to
Nh. George Allyn Sheldon at st. Peters
cathedral. Keokuk The groom be-
longs to one Of the prominent families
of Keokuk. He is rising young mer-
chant Of that locality, and is the pro-
prietor of a department store in Ka-
hoka, where the young couple will re-
side. Miss Munro is young woman
of charming personality. and is very
popular here and in Springfield. where
she graduated with highest honors
from the Betty Stewart institute.
Later she attended the Clark school