The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-06-18

The Misses Elizabeth Humphrey
and Adele Harrison entertained
number Of young lady friends at Six
O'Clock dinner on Wednesday even
ing, at the home of the former. at
which time announcement OF the
marriage of Miss Ada zimmerman TO
Mr.. Edward Martin was made. the
date being June 81.
The table was prettily decorated
with a large basket of American
beauty roses, each guest being pro-
yided with bud which contained a
small slip Of paper. bearing the
names of the contracting parties. to-
gether with the date.
Those present were; Ada thinner
man, Mrs. Joe Bowers. Mary CLARK.
Helen Bruce, Grace Flynn. Rowena
Calif1, Elizabeth Humphrey and
Adele Harrison.
| friday evening, picnic party was
enjoyed at the home OF Miss Rowena
Califf, in honor Of Miss Ada 1t was
planned to hold the picnic at the
golf links, but the inclemency Of the
weather prevented the original plan.
| Monday evening Miss Helen Bruce
will give bedroom shower in honor
of Miss Zimmerman.
Miss Agnes Dettmer of Dallas
City spent several days the past
week with Miss Mary McCarty.
Thursday evening Miss McCarty
entertained friends at mtscellane-
GUS shower in honor Of Miss Dett-
mer, whose approaching marriage is
announced to Mr.. Joe Fitzpatrick for
Wednesday. June 20, at the Catholic
church in Dallas City.
Miss Dettmer was formerly steno-
grapher to Ex-Circuit Clerk e. O.
Reaugh, later being employed by the
Sharp & Berry law offices, and won
many friends while in the city.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is Burlington boy,
who was for a number OF years
operator for the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., in this city.
The young couple will depart i'm
mediateIy after the wedding for their
future home in Lincoln. ILL.,, where
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is acting as telegraph
operator.
About twenty ladies, members of
of Mrs S. s. Chapman on Thursday,
celebration of Flag day.
Mrs. Samuel Fleming OF Denver
and Mrs. G. X. Fleming Of this city,
spent Saturday in Keokuk with Mrs.
Herman Massie, who is at Keokuk
ton.
Mrs. J. Paul Calf entertained at
cards on Saturday afternoon for Mrs.
j. A. Calf, Jr., of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Califf are en-
part of the time with her parents in
Elvaston, and a portion with Mr..
Cailiff's parnets and other rela.
tives in this city.
John F. Scott. circuit clerk, who
of this city as chairman OF the
for his big drive for members begin
man, woman and child in the city
viii be solicited. and given an oppor-
tunity to enter this great work. The
city has been divided into twelve
districts. with members selected for
soliciting in each district. as follows:
]. Square and to alley Mrs. John
Schultz and Mrs. John WEIGH.
e. From Baptist church two blocks
a.
8. From two blocks east Baptist
church, all north and east-Mrs. C. |
P. Johnson.
4. From Baptist church two
blocks south and all east-Mlss
Ayers.
5. From two blocks south Baptist |
church and all east and south-Mrs. |
Roswell O'Harra.
g. From postof1ce three blocks |
west and all south-Mrs.. w. NJ Cor
don.
Z. From three blocks west OF |
pos toflce, all west and south of |
South Main street and east of rail-
road track-Miss Matte Quinby.
8. From three blocks west of post |
office, all west and between South |
and North Main street-Miss Julia
Noyes.
8. From Monroe's garage two
blocks west and all north-Aliss
Emily Pennock.
10. From Mrs. Clark's corner 20
Seger corner, all north-Mrs S. NJ.
Parr
IL From Seger's corner west 40
railroad and all north-Mrs. L. w. |
Berry.
II. All west of railroad track
Miss Sue Carroll
At a recent meeting of IngIeyere
No rs. the purchase of
a $500 Liberty loan bond was con-
summated, and the lodge donated
800 for the general ambulance corps
work.