The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-28

Bridge club Friday at the Coun-
try club.
Mrs. Hughes Assisting Government.
According to the Des Moines Regis
ter, Mrs Rupert Hughes has started
a campaign to interest women in de-
MIGRATING fruits and vegetables. Mrs.
Hughes, who is the wife of the
writer, is an expert in this branch
of food conservation and she is or
ganizing dehydrating committees and
clubs. They are to be operated on
large scale and will be one Of the
most efficient supports Of the gov.
eminent in it's effort to conserve
the food for this country and our
allies.
caiIander-Drake Wedding.
Des Moines Register: The home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Callander, SIG
Polk boulevard, was the scene of a
pretty wedding last evening when
their only daughter, Margaret Nor
gan, was united in marriage to San
ford Pond Drake. The guests. mum
bering one hundred and fifty, were
welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs. Callander
Mr.. anu Mrs. C.. S. Pond of Keokuk
uncle and aunt of the groom, Mrs
Jessie LaForge Of Chicago. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Warde L. Mack of South Bend
Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cal
lander.
During the receiving hour Mes
danes Edward l. Barr and H. H
Halpenny served as parlor hostesses
Preceding the ceremony, which
was performed at 8 o'clock by thu
Rev. John L. Hillman, pastor Of thu
First M. E. church, Mrs. Frank Cal
lander sang Beloved, 1t Is Morn,
by Eylwagd. and her accompanist
Mr. Andrew Riggs, played the wed
ding march from 'Lohengrin." as thu
Misses Margaret Mershon. Heller
/ Mates, Lois and Erilla johnson
stretched white ribbons to the i'm
provised altar of palms. ferns an
pedestal baskets Of white peonies.
The bridal party included Mis-
Elizabeth Robertson as honor mai'
and Miss Wilhelmina Smith Of Chi
| cago as bridesmaid. both Of whom
wore pink tulle arranged over PIN
satin and carried Killarney roses
I Mr.. John Callander, Jr.. served a
| D6SL uldu 1Ol IAC 6AooAAAS VAhS Vs.
also attended by Mr. Lawrenc
HezZlewOod.
| The bride, who was given In mai
rage by her father, wore a hand
some gown Of white LaFrance sati
with hand embroidered bodice an
| trimmings OF Italian f1let lace. He
veil, arranged in coronet fashio
from a beaded band, was made Q
hand darned Brussels yelling con
bined with .tulle. The bridal Coz
tune was completed with a bouque
of white roses and shower OF vale
lilies.
Following the service refreshment
were served by the Misses Susan an
Mildred Harbach, Dorothy Kirk, an
Dorothy Harlow.
Mr.. Drake, who Is connected wit
the Iowa Loan and Trust bank, ha
won for his bride one of De
Moines' popular young women. Sh
was graduated from West High an
afterwards attended Dana hall.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. an
Mrs. Drake will be at home at 81
Seventeenth street.
i Miss Howell Sails.
+ Miss Adalove Howell sailed fror
I Vancouver, June ri, on the 8.
Empress of Japan, for Yokahoma,
VISIT her sister, Mrs. Oscar Strom
Miss Howell expects to stay for Sc
eral months in Japan.
p. o. 8. Club.
Miss Genevieve Ewers entertaine
the P. o. s. club yesterday afternoo
at her home. The club Is made
of young girls.
Lady Maecabees.
Mrs. Nellie Hillyer. 102 Des Nome
street, will entertain the Lady Ma
cabees at cards Friday afternoon.
: For Mrs. Chestnut.