The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-13

respecting the prices of articles OF
necessary consumption, might be en-
forced more strictly.
The reelection of officers resulted
IS follows: Regent Mrs. w. G. BLOOD;
vice regent, Mrs. Paul Pechstein'
secretary, Mrs G.. w. Tanning; treas
urer. Miss Winnifred Jones'; historian,
Mrs. N. II. Pyle, registrar, Miss Anna
iJ. Gage.
The guests at the meeting from out
az town included Mrs. Robert Ralston
Jones OF Cincinnati, Ohio, Miss hulh
Harniu of St Louis and Miss Comesys
! Of Rock Island
! ayr Board Meets
| The board of directors OF tho Z
\ w C. A. wiz meet In regular montn
tly session tomorrow evening q haA
/ past seven O'Clock
| Captain Nichols WEEDS
| On Friday at high noon at Alnens'
Ga, occurred the marriage OF MISS
TIL Ho6geson to Captain ]. Ross
| Nichols son OF Mr.. and Mrs ]. w
! Nichots. of 1908 Des Moines street
| CAPTAIN Nichols belongs to the ozotn
field artillery battery f. He has been
/ for some time at Camp Gordon, Al
lIanta Ca. Since Ids marriage ne mas
been transferred to Camp Mills az
New York City, where he viii be IN
iii he goes to France. Mrs. Nichols
acconpanied her husband to New
! York City. The wedding Is the cur
minatton of two years courlsnip,
the voung people having met very
soon after Captain Nichols entered
the service at Camp Gordon
Mra- Dorsey Entertains-
On Saturday afternoon the p u o..
/ chapter entertained at q Motnes
\ day party at the home OF Mrs =. d
Dorsey. on Orleans avenue. more
than a hundred members OF the CHAP
ter and guests were entertained.
rrpo of1icey,s Of the national board OF
tha p. f O. society were honor guests.
Miss Margaret Outward OF Fort Col
Inns. Colo. who Is the supreme presl-
| dent and Mrs. Alice Schoville Miller
! of Cedar Rapids, who Is chairman OF
the hoard OF trustees, having super
vision of the P r o. Record. WhSch
i is the magzzine Published by the ma
tional society. A short program was
! given at which Mrs C. ]. Christensen
president OF the chapter. presided.
| She give a short address OF welcome
| 70 which Mrs. T. R Board RESPONDED
for the guests. Miss Solomon spoke
on the general theme OF Mothers
| day. and read three or four oeauu.ui
and appropriate poems. MISS mlin !.
red French read The Mothers OF
Men and responding to an encore
gave Paul Laurence Dunbar poem,
Little Black Baby. Miss Uur~aro
and Miss Miller both made short In
/ formal taIhs The musical numbers
were especially pleasing and appro
,riate and included vocal numbers by
Mrs r. l. Reid and Mrs. o. e.
Marrft. and a piano number by Miss
clara Gertrude Fry. Ices and In
div;<ix,a3 cakes were served at the
close OF the program, the +. f. o.
darSxhters assisted in serving. The
i hor,se was very attfactively decorat-
/ 81 IN baskets OF margurites and in
Il tardeuaires Of spring flowers.
:, Mrs. whaiey Leader.
The Girls Mission circle OF the
j First Christian church win meet at 8
Io'cAock fomorrow evening in the
i church parioFs with Mrs.. G. Roy
Whnley as leader.
4 Seiectiwe Man Honcred-
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Waite, 1873
Orleans avenue, entertained few
j friends on Saturday evening in honor
OF Ben j. Farnum. who will leave on
j Tuesday for Jefferson barracks 10
enter military service.
i Has Club Today.
Il The C. l. club was entertained TINS
afternoon by Mrs. freeman Dunn, at