The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-12-05
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Congregational church is nOld1n& ltS
annual Christmas sale this afternoon
in the chapel Mrs. F. L. Devices as
president, is general chairman Of the
bazaar. The committees in charge
of booths are:
Fancy work-Miss Julia Wappich,
Mrs Paul Pechstein, Mrs. P. G. Hay
den, Mrs. G. F. Mcfarland and Mrs.
w. B. Woolley.
Ten cent booth-Mrs. S. A. Miller,
Mrs. c. R. Armentrout, Mrs. w. j.
Harter.
Fruit and jelly table-Mrs. James
Huiskamp, Mrs. William Hogle and
Mrs. o. c. Bott.
Market-Mrs. Harry M. Phillips,
Mrs. w. S. Phillips, Mrs. B. F. Jones,
Mrs. Hugh j. Robertson, Mrs. Thorn
as John, Miss Bertha Horn and Miss
Mable Utley. Tea will be served
during the afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Anderson. Mrs. T. G. Meyling. Mrs.
Charles s. Abel and Miss Laura
Alton. Tea will be poured by Mrs.
Milo Phillips, Mrs. Cyrus Phillips
and Miss Greta John.
Baby Welfare League.
Miss Charlotte Buck was hostess
to the young women of the Baby
Welfare league yesterday afternoon
at their regular meeting. The presi-
dent, Miss Madeline McGrath. pre-
sided and routine reports were made
by Miss Celestine Agnew and Miss
Helen Kiedaisch. 1t was decided to
give dancing party on the evening
of Thursday, December 81. at the
Keokuk club. The hours will be
from half past eight to half past
twelve. Miss Madeline Marley is
chairman Of the committee to plan
the party An invitation was extend
ed to the league through the presi-
dent to meet DR.. Grace Metgs OF
Washington. at the home Of Mrs.
Eugene S. Baker, vice president of
the Visiting Nurse association, on
the afternoon Of "Wednesday, Dec. ~.
at 4 o'clock.
The following were appointed to
have charge Of the sale Of Red Cross
seals In the postoflce lobby on the
dates Indicated:
Pond. Miss Lola Covington.
Tuesday. Dec. 1s-Mrs. Lester
Salzer.
wednesday. Dec. 1s-Miss Laura
Alton.
Thursday. Dec. 2o-Miss Helen
Kiedaisch and MISS Ruth Huxley.
Friday, Dec. 21-Miss Ruth Ma
guire and Miss Celestine Agnew
Saturday, Dec. 21-Miss Madeline
Marley, Miss Phyllis Orchi1tree.
Miss Helen Kiedaisch will be hos
tess to the league at its meeting in
January. Following the business
meeting. tea was served.
Reservations for Luncheon.
Reservations for plates at the
Civic league luncheon for Tuesday
at one o'clock in the Tiffany room
of Hotel Iowa should be made by
note or telephone message to Miss
Younker. B-1251, not later than Mon
day morning, Dec. 10. AS In former
years the guest list will be limited
to members Of the league, but all
women OF the city are very cordially
welcome to this civic organization.
A message to Miss Younker, who is
the treasurer Of the league. that you
wish to be enrolled as member will
be all that is necessary with the pay
ment Of the annual dues.
To Plan Christmas.
Friday afternoon at half past two
o'clock the preliminary meeting 10
prepare for the community Christm as
will be held in the reception room
of the Y. w. c. A. All church socie-
ties and all charity organizations
wishing to do so are asked to send
two representatives to this meeting.
The preliminary meeting is always
one of much importance and large
attendance is hoped for.
To Meet Thursday.
The classes OF instruction for
Thursday will be held only in the aft,
will please take note OF the cancell-
ing Of the morning class Thursday.
Dysarts Entertain Officers.
Mrs. David 3. Hamill, who Is visit
ing in st. Louis, sends the following
clipping from the Chicago Tribune.
concerning Mr.. and Mrs. Paul L. Dy-
sart, formerly Of this city, which will
be~of interest to local people:
At the regular fortnightly dancing
party OF the Kenwood club there was
an informal reception in honor of two
attending French officers representing
the French military mission to the
United States-Lfeut. G.. Berdonneau,
Three Hundred and Eighth infantry,
French army, and Lieut.. Leon Druart,
Eighth regiment, engineers, French
ermy. In charge, respectively, Of In
struction in bomb and grenade throw
ing and field communications at Camp
Grant. The officers were the weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul lie Moyne
Dysart of 1925 Lake Park avenue.
Loyal Daughters Elect.
The Loyal Daughters class OF the
German Evangelical church held a
meeting last night at ST. Paurs hall.
preceded by picnic supper. The
meeting was called to order by Mrs.
RUSSELL the president, and the bust
ness of the meeting, the election OF off,
GERS for the ensuing year was trans
acted. Mrs. Alma Erdman was elect.
ed president, Miss Lizzie Pemberton,
VICE president Miss IdR Ngley, seTe