The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-01-16
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Business Woman's League.

The Business Woman's league held
It's regular monthly meeting last
night which was proceeded by a sup
per served in the dining room OF the
Trinity M. e. church. The supper
was served at half past six with
covers laid for forty-three. The menu
included fruit cocktail, salmon GRO
quettes, escalloped potatoes. hot
rolls, jelly, rice pudding and coffee.
The tables were decorated IN small
flags. Miss Immegart presided at the
business meeting and in the absence
of the secretary Miss Marion Becker
made the report. Miss Elsie Bank
made the financial report. COM
mittee was appointed to confer with
Miss Meigs regarding an evening
auxiliary for Red Cross work. The
committee appointed is Miss Marion
Becker, Miss Ida Ulrich and Miss
Margaret Hughes.
The following were elected to
membership in the league: Miss
Grace King, Miss jeanette Shoels,
Miss Mary Ryan. Miss Margaret
Fitzpatrick, Miss Veda Perrigo and
Miss Bertha Scheli.
A committee to VISIT members who
are i'll was appointed as follows:
Hanson and Miss Isabel Fallon.
The committee to plan the meeting
in February is Miss Alma Bank,
Miss Elsie Bank, Miss Edith Banks.
Miss Floss. Bivin and Miss Marion
Becker.
A message Of greeting was read
from Miss Hazel Morgan who is now
living in Denver and who was
charter member of the league.
Loyal Club Meets.
The Ladies' Loyal club will be en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. c. M Hutchinson, 1929 Reid
street.
Woman's Alliance.
The Woman's Alliance Of the First
Unitarian church at its annual meet
ing held at the home of Mrs. Asaph
Buck. elected the following officers
to serve during 1918:
President-Mrs. Hugh c. Hodge.
Vice president-Mrs. J. F. Elder.
Second vice president-Mrs. w. ].
Roberts.
SecretaryAMrs. James Burrows.
Urea surer-Mrs H. o. Whitney.
Women's Committee Of c. N. D.
The women's committee of the
council of national defense Of Iowa
is actively interested in the work OF
promoting the war savings stamps
campaign In order to promote this
work, which seems to appeal
especially to women, mothers and
teachers as well as young people,
committee has been appointed con-
sisting Of Mrs. w. H. Davidson of
Burlington, Mrs. Max Mayer of Iowa
City, Mrs. Emma Long Gates OF
Clinton, Mrs. J. c. Hutchinson of
Ottumwa, Mrs. c. G. Saunders of
Council Bluffs, Mrs. William Milcr1st
of Sioux City, Mrs. c. H. McNider OF
Mason City. Mrs. W. W. Marsh of
Waterloo, Miss Anne B. Lawther OF
Dubuque, Mrs. H. J. Howe of Mar
shalltown. and Mrs. Jennie I. Berry
of Cedar Rapids.
In many places the women's com
mittee and the women's clubs are
taking active interest in interesting
the school children in the war saw
ings stamps campaign, by so doing
giving them the feeling they are
helping to carry on the war;
Mrs. E. F. Armstrong Of Fort
lDGQgo, VINO has Deeil Cudli man VI Lie
local unit of the women's committee
of the council of national defense.
viii be acting district chairman of
the tenth district, while Mrs. O. NJ.
Oleson is necessarily absent In Cali
fornia.
Further notice in regard to regis
tration is necessarily deferred until
the necessary steps are taken by the
Of
The State Library association is
cooperating with the work of the
women's committee In promoting
food conservation Messages have
been sent out by Miss Julia A. Rob
fnson, secretary of the library COM
mission. They give valuable sugges-
yions In this vitality important work.
The recipes for wheat and meat sub
stitutes especially are to be obtained
from any library in the state. In
some libraries these recipes are kept