The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-16

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sor Society Edlsor.
Ladies Of Charity.

Ladies' OF Cndrity.
ladies of Charity held a large
ln nanded meeting yesterday after
a. St Vincent's hall, the presi
a Mrs ]. NJ. F'urlong, presiding
en No absence of the secretary, Miss
~ Moore served as secretary pro
neo md Mrs. Charles Fegers made
~ enancial report. The correspond
aacretary, Mrs. Code, reported
garments given out during the
w and that forty-five new gar
p VIC had been made by the sewing
.mmittee. Calico and other sewing
miles had been donated to the
smmittee. The corresponding secre-
~ was directed to write letter OF
s.sreciation to Miss Harrington, the
aring secretary, for her efficient
.srices. Miss Marie Hayes was uu
s,monslv elected to fill the vacancy.
w. w w. Cameron. the financial
.rstarv. made her report and the
initial committee reported fortyi
~ visits made. The sewing COM.
pftee reported that twenty-five men,
srs had aided in their work during
month. The president reported
,sny worthy cases aided, and the fol F.,
wing given: Eleven orders Of gr?c- |
las three orders of coal, and nine
,irs of children's shoes given. Many !
;sts to the sick and distressed had |
sen made in the districts. Twelve |
IN members were received into the I
kciety. The president appointed the
Living committee for the coming
bonth. Mrs. Stafford, Mrs. Connolly,
fIrs. Kruse, Mrs. c. A. Mcnamara,
Ers Chas. Schenk, Mrs. Beck, Mrs.
kscar Sullivan, Mrs. Alice Sullivan,
Eiss Lizzie Sullivan, Mrs. Max
kindler, Miss Ella Breheney, Mrs.
Morgan, Miss Julia Conroy, Mrs.
herty, Miss Mary Seibert, Mrs.
Edmmins. The program for the aft
knoon> was arranged by Mrs. Joseph
EoeIler and included piano solo by
Hiss WEIGH, reading by Miss Alice
Ioore, and the Hymn to st. Vincent's
a chorus Father Gillespie made
Ery helpful. address in commenda-
Ron of the work being done, and the
betting closed in singing America.
Entertained G. A. r.
The Woman's Relief Corps enter
lined the members of the G. A. r. at
patriotic and social meeting on1
aturday afternoon at Cameron's hall.
program of patriotic music was
njoyed after. which refreshments
Iere served, cafeteria style The
ables and the hall We're appropriate
decorated in flags and the after
Don was very pleasant one.
Married this Morning.
This morning at 600 o'clock at
t. Peters parsonage occurreu the
.arriage of Miss Esther Gillispie,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
,ilespe, to Mr. Leon p. Finerty,
on OF Mrs. P. H. Finerty, the Very
eE James w. Gillespie officiating.
mn Of tan georgette crepe with
/ of the same shade. She was &C
mpanied by Miss Laura Rhum as
lde's maid, and Arthur Finerty, a
pther of the groom, served as best
n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finerty left this j;
ming for Peoria for wedding
, and will be at home to their
ends after May / at 912 Timea
eet. Mr.. Finerty is employed at
Standard Oil office here and both
ing people have a host of friends
0 will extend their best wishes to
m.
Study Circle to- Meet.
It, VincentS and ST Patar's | ,
mnae study circle will meet Tues ,
!, April II. at 7:15 p. M, in St. !.
cents hall. The study session
be devoted to scientific work,
h explanatory papers and experf- !