The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-11-13

u. p. Sewing Sooiety.
The Sewing society Of the United
Presbyterian church will meet Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Anna Steele Robson, 822 Franklin
street The assisting hostesses Will
be Mrs. Thomas Reddie and Mrs. J.
W. Markley.
Former keokuk Woman In France.
Many Keokuk people will remem-
Der Mildred Noelke-Schenck. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Q.
Noelke, who lived here for many
years, now residents Of Burlington.
Mrs. Schenck is in France with the
American entertainment division,
which furnishes entertainment for
the soldiers in hospitals and camps.
She had won recognition as singer
and elocutionist, and had appeared In
la professional way in many cities.
Her appointment to this division
was in recognition Of her ability.
She writes that she is very happy
in the work and the appreciation OF
the soldiers compensates for all the
disadvantages under which the enter.
tainers put on their programs.
NOOoFlCnStnNAaH WSUNIHS.
|. On Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
ACQUIRED the marriage of Miss Lulu
Goodrich, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Goodrich of Carthage, Ill.
and Ray Inman, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Inman of this city.
Only the immediate relatives were
present at the ceremony and at The
dinner which followed.
MY' Nfrc TnY will 1fva a
farm near Keokuk on the johnson
street road where they are at home tt
their friends.
Travel Club Saturday.
| The Travel club will meet Frida!
afternoon at o'clock at the home o.
Mrs. H. o. Whitney instead of on Sat
urday. Mrs. Henry w. HuiskamI
will be the guide In the clubs trave
in Norway.
Trinity M. e. Ladies Society.
| The Ladies' society OF the Trinit!
M. e. church will meet Friday after
noon In the parlors of the church. Tit
hostesses will be Mrs. A. l.. Berger
Mrs. Harry Chapman and Miss Emm;
Blom.
/; D. A. r. to Meet Saturday.
The Keokuk chapter. Daughters o
the American Revolution will NEE
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at thu
home of the regent, Mrs. w. G. Blood
PA Fulton terrace.
A large attendance is hoped for, a.
I business Of interest and OF mucl
! Importance to the chapter will b.
i transacted
Monday Music Club
i The Monday Music club will NEE
at the Y. W. G. A. auditorium Monda,
evening.
/ Y. w. C. A. Activities Resumed.
/ All Y. w. G. A. gymnasium classe
will resume meetings beginning Thurs
day evening 1t is hoped by the at
ISOLATION that all who are enrolled II
classes will appear at the time scheo
luled and that others will JOIN Tn
classes.
social Activities Resumed.
Now that the war is over and TN
Than on meetings lifted, society WI
come back. and perhaps the socis
meeting with friends will be all tn
happier because of the long cessatio
jof parties and other social function:
Already Victory teas" are befn
given in Chicago and other cities an
: IIMr. Hoover has sent to J. F. Deems
state food administrator. an order t
remind. society that the fourth mes
lis still prohibited.
And that the time OF serving r.
freshments at parties should be so Al
ranged as to make them take the plac
of meal.
This order will make luncheons. an
dinners more patriotic form OF ell
tertainment than afternoon tea, eve
though it be called "Victory tea"