The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-29

And how bright outtercups and daisy
flower
And clover bloom
Bless many a mound IN unknown
meadow bower
Or forest gloom.
Almost it seems God sees the hearts
that yearn,
Denied by space
This rite, and marks, Himself, with
flower or fern
Each haIlowed place.
Alice E. Allen.
Women's Missionary Society.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Second Presbyterian church will
be entertained Friday afternoon oy
Mrs. House. This viii be an import
ant business meeting and It IS hoped
there will be a large attendance
School Club TO Meet
The Mothers and Teachers club OF
the Wells district will meet Friday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock in connection
with the kindergarten and primary
Red Cross program. The program
will begin at o'clock, at the close
Of which the club will hold its an
nual meeting for the election OF or
ficers. An opportunity will be given
to make a free will contribution to
the Red Cross.
Meeting Omitted.
The D. A. r.. Red Cross auxll1aIy
will omit it's meeting Thursday
morning. Other Red Cross meetings
at the Masonic building viii be held
as usual. The Catholic womens
auxiliary will meet as usual on Thurs
day morning.
Has House Party.
Miss Margaret Dorsey returned
last night from Howard Payne college
at Fayette, Mo-, and Is entertaining at
a house party over the week end the
following guests: Miss Mary Culver
of Pattsburg, Mo-, Miss Katharine
Drain of SheIbyville. Mo-, Miss Frata
Nichols of Highly, Mo-, and MISS
Helen Thompson OF Breckenridge
Mo.
Country Club Opens Saturday.
The Country club will open its so
cial activities for the summer with a
dinner and dance at the club house
Saturday evening, preceded by caro-
party Saturday afternoon. The sociai
committee, Mrs. Harry M. Phillips
Mrs. Addison H Rich, Mrs. e. Ross
Baker, Mrs. Stephen Irwin, Mrs. Ed
ward Knox tombstone and Mrs. ]. Al
bert Kedaisch have arranged the
calendar for the season and have MADE
the general arrangements. All VINO
wish to make reservations for the
dinner, which will be seventy-nve
cents a plate, must telephone the
caterer, Mrs. Tebeau, Black 1920, not
later than Friday evening. No reser-
vations can be cancelled later than
Friday evening.
The social committee has planned
for dinners every Saturday evening
during June and should they prove
popular they will be continued through
the remainder Of the season.
The dinner committees for June
are as follows:
June Mrs. J. Albert Kiedaisch,
Mrs Addison H. Rich, Mrs. Harry N.
Phillips.
June s-Mrs. N. n. Pyle, Mrs.
Charles S. Pond, Mrs. Ira w. Wills.
June 15--Mrs E. Ross Baker, Mrs.
Stephen Irwin, Mrs. Edward x. John
stone.
June 22-Mrs. James Huiskamp,
Mrs. Corydon M. Rich, Mrs. A. Z.
Decker.
June 29-Mrs. Myrtle F. Baker, Mrs.
W. n. Sage, Mrs. Joseph j. Ayres.
Every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock beginning June 1 and contfn-
uing to October, bridge parties will
be held on the club house porch.
Tables, table covers, tallies, score
pads and pencils are furnished by the
club. The sponsors for the various
parties are to provide two prizes, the
total cost to be not more than two
dollars. The sponsors are to see to it
that the playing begins promptly at
three o'clock. Those who cannot serve
on dates assigned them are asked to
exchange with others in the list or
get a substitute from some member
not on the list. The complete cafen-
dar will not be printed again, but
each week the names Of the sponsors
will be published. Notice of all
changes should be teIephoned to the
society editor in order that the an
may be correctly made.
The schedule follows:
June Mrs W. G. Blood, Mrs. J. ].
Ayres.
June s-Miss Mary NJ. tombstone,
Mrs. Geo. w. Delaplaine.
June 15-Mrs. II. Boyden Blood,
MIS-. r. M. Japs1ey.
June 22-Mrs. George Collier, MIS-.
James Noble.
June 29-Mrs. Ben G. Taber, Mrs.
Beverly B. Hobbs.
July Mrs James Huiskamp, Miss
Mary Wells Irwin.
July 6-Mrs. Florence Warwick,
Mrs George Hassall
July 13-Mrs. Arnot Weess, Mrs.
Howard W. Wood
July 2o-Miss Martha Baldwin, Miss
Agnes Trfmble.
July 27-Mrs. n. Fl. Pyle. Mrs. o. s.
Stanbro
August Mrs. Charles A1bers, Mrs.
John Tumelty.
August 1o-Mrs- James Cameron,
Mrs. Harry Culkir.
Arc1,ct 1--NiSc Mary Collin puoOd