The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-18

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}, Ladies' Of Charity
u Tho Ladies' OF Charity VIII bod
their regular monthly meeting SUNDAY
Afternoon at o'clock 1t St Vincent s
lhaI. The hour is changed because Of
la special service at St Francis de
Sales church Every member is urged
i to be present. The Ladies Of Char
lily are to take part in the Red Cross
parade Monday evening and all are
requested to meet at o'clock at the
corner OF Sixth and Blondeau where
their float viii be stationed The com
mittee asks that all who take part In
j the parade carry small basket, sym
bolizing the work OF charity done by
the order.
Cosmopolitan Club.
/ The Belmont Cosmopolitan club
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. John Van Ausdall. The after
noon will be spent in quilting for the
Red Cross.
| Aid Society Meeting.
The Therese Steiger Aid society OF
the Royal Neighbors will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
John Sigmund, First and Blondeau.
The assisting hostesses will be Mes
danes Frank Wilson, A. j. Woolley.
G. w. Moseley, Caster, Smith, Bivins,
Wiley, Bess and Hemphill.
Have Minneapolis Guests.
| Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Collier have had
| for guests this week from Wednesday
to Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l..
Root OF Minneapolis.
| Piano Recital
! Miss Elizabeth Webb presented Miss
Elizabeth Lang in piano recital last
night at her studio 317 Concert
street The program was delightfully."-
given and greatly enjoyed by those
present The program was:
Moonlight Sonata ........ Beethoven
Polonaise (from Mignon) Thomas
In An Old Fashioned Garden Steele
Shadow Dance Edward Mcdowell
Poetic Reverie $500. y Carlo Minett ;
Russian HumoresQue .Tschaikowsky
Dance Ne'ghe ......--.. Cyril Scott
Spanish Serenade ....-.. Carl Meter
Gondoliers ...... Ethelbert Nevin
Hungarian Dance No. T.. job. Brahms
SPINNING Song ...... F. Mendelssohn
Miss Sansone and Miss Lang
Diana Concert waltz ........ Holts
Stand by the Flag ............ Suits
Change Meeting Date.
The Irish History Study club of
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hibernians have changed
their monthly meeting date from Mon
day night, May 20 to Thursday, May
%. The auxiliary division will take
part in the Red Cross parade, Monday
night. The Thursday meeting will be
/ in the home of Mrs. John Crotty. No.
1904 Timea street.
Recital Tuesday.
George W. Barnes, choirmaster OF
| st. Johns Episcopal church. will give
an organ recital Tuesday evening at
the First Baptist church. Mr.. Barnes
will be assisted by Master Dan Mills.
boy soprano, of st. Johns choir, who
will sing The Star Spangled Banner
A silver offering will be taken for the
benefit of the Red Cross.
Whist League.
The woman's Whist league will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. w. G.. Blood.
Food Resolution.
]. F.. Deems, Iowa food admins
traitor, has sent this message to all
clubs for women. asking that they
adopt the following resolution. In the
interest of wheat conservation. Will
every club and society in Keokuk
please consider the question as re-
uuested by the food administration?
Resolved, that we. as members OF
the -- wish to put ourselves on
record as willing to forego buying the
wheat flour permitted by the regula-
tions of the United States food ad-
ministration We do this not through
compulsion or upon demand, but as
our willing offering to our country in
this time of great need"
Mothers IN Meeting.
The Lincoln School Mothers and
Teachers club met in the hndergart-
en- Friday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
The program was as follows:
Two piano duets by Misses Dora
Lachman and Carrie Raich, Daisies
of the Meadow" by Jean Paul, and
mo Surrender" march by R. s. Nor
rison. The Flag Salute and group
of songs, Loyalty is the Word To-
day. america the Beautiful" and
Santa Lucia" by the pupils Of room
seven. Keep the Home Fires Burn
ing by members of the club Folk
dances and games by pupils OF room
one. Two folk dances by pupils OF
rooms four and five A dialogue,