The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-31

MY WAGE.
.,red with Life for a penny
arsa,a would pay no more.
ana LIZ begged at evening
Hows'GI counted my sosnty store
,.,e is a just employer,
For .,nsa YOU what you ASK
He Gseo vou have set the wages.
Bus o vou must bear the task! ;.
-,,od for menials hire
wv "" to learn, dismayed.
Oni! env wage had asked OF Lie'
M would have paid.
Me B, Rittenhouse IN Good
-s nsosnSsekeeping for August
a.Iness Women Return.
rs. business Women's league
no camp today, ut the Nichols
broa. .a m the illinois side OF the
col..s1 where they have been enjoying
fsei ,oH,s outing. The camp was
~. success, and the girls are Nv
gIe~;r !, anticipation Of repetition OF
ins GOOD time next year. They had
Tue aottaae Of three rooms with
s.hes on 4 beautiful spot on tna
p pore easily accessible to the swim
m u,u,s' beach. Mrs. C. NJ. Teeters
.uann.renoned the young women ana
sas ran gements for tho camp were
Iae ablv managed by Miss Elsie
y mag, and Miss Carrie Hansen.
n~aiye Of the young women spent
~ snttre time there, while others
n .uS over for shorter periods. sun
~ was the record day with thirty
On Tba following is the list Of all who
...andad. The Misses Elsie Bank,
ssrris Hansen. Edith Banks. Alma
u ua Of Donnellson. Iowa, Esther
yalaon Ethel Nelson. Florence
n,pTien. Ida Ulrich, Mildred Marley,
Wavmie Schenk, Meta Hummer. Mar
s kn' pecker. Hazel Morgan. Maud I'm
m us Carolyn Kuntz, Isabel Fal-
I'm Henrietta Kuntz. Mary Llyer'
.tro Floss Bivin, Marie Conn, EN-
ma Wen, Hilda Gustavson. Grace
ssrten. Katherine Schenk, Emma
frank. Alice Kennedy, Frances
Shears. Ida Egley, Gladys Hill. Jen'
ME brown and Mrs. Winona E,
Reeves. Those who were in camp
from ont of town were Miss Knudson,
| Miss wooster Of st. Louis, and Miss
Dthel Scott Of Oklahoma City.
Miss Green WEEDS.
Friends in the city have received
announcement of the marriage OF
Miss katherine Green, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ri. L. Green. OF Cni-
,ago. to Mr.. Joseph Young. The wed
dinr occurred at st. Pauls cathedral,
Pittsburgh, Pa, on July 26. Both
we're former residents Of Keokuk. the
Greens having moved recently to
Chicago. Mr.. Young is an electrical
engineer and was employed here dur'
lng the construction OF the water
power plant
Morton-seeIey.
Friends here will be interested IN
the following from the Hawk-Bye:
On Saturday evening at O'Clock
college romance was consummdteo
when at the home OF Senator and Mrs,
W. B. seeley. in Mt. Pleasant. Miss
June Seeley was united in marriage
to Mr.. Charles D. Morton, a prom
inent young business man of Chi
cago who at present Is at the OF
ficers' training camp at Fort Sherl
dan. One hundred guests were pres
emit when Fischer's orchestra from
Burlington, announced the coming o.
the bridal party with the strains Of
the wedding march. Beneath q bow
er of evergreens, sweet peas and
roses, the Van Dyke ring service was
read by the Rev. C. NJ. Rauch, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church
Preceding the ceremony, Miss Grace
Goodrell OF Atchison, Kansas, sane
two bridal numbers, and at the close
Of the service Mendelssohn's Wed
ding March was played by the OF
chestra.
The bride was attired in gown o.
white silk net arranged over white
satin embroidered in pearls. cour!
rain falling from her shoulders, and
wearing a real lace veil wreathed
with orange blossoms. Her brida
bouquet was . shower OF sweet peas
and valley lilies. The maids OF hon
Or were her sister. Miss Florence
Seeley. and q cousin, Miss Mabel
Seeley, OF Los Angeles. Cal. Eacf
wore pink gowns and carried shower
bouquets OF pink roses and bays
breath. The best man was Mr.. Sam
uel Vail OF Evanston, III.
After the ceremony . wedding sup
per was served and the bridal couple
left for Chicago. and it is expected q
The close of the training course Mr.
Morton and his bride will take
motor trip TO the Wisconsin lakes, /.
The bride il charming and cul
tured girl. She received her educa
ton at Mount Vernon seminary
Washington, D. c.. and at the Uni
versity Of Wisconsin. and 1t was
there that she met the groom. Mr.
Morton is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
II. U. Morton, Of Chicago. and was
educated at Culver academy, Culver
Ind. and at the University of Wis
consin.
Liberal Response Asked.
The librarians ara hoping for {
liberal response to the request made
IN The Gate City on Saturday FOL
books to be sent to soldiers camps
The city libraries all over the coun
try are collecting books of fiction