The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-07-20

There will be no meetlng Oh the
dies, society Of the Trinity M. E.
asnrch on Friday because OF the
chautauqua-
Miss Osborne to Sing.
Mics Ethel Osborne will sing two
-.nohers at the religious service to-
nu rrnw afternoon at o'clock in the
usoant,on room of the Benevolent I'm
;ou home. w. J. Fulton will be tho
speaker.
r. c. Shipment.
Tho Red Cross shipment this morn
:. included the following articles
u us by the sewing department: SO
.T,nter bahama suits, 80 summer pa
Som. suits, IS helpless case shirts. 5
, rsne Jackets and 20 hospital bed
shirts. From the country aux1l1ar1es
An hospital bed shirts were shipped.
Country Club.
THE Country club social schedule
,or tho remainder Of July and August
| will be as follows:
The sponsors for the Saturday aft
ornoon bridge parties will be: July
On Mrs. e. Ross Baker, Mrs. E. X.
Iohnstone; July 81, Mrs. N. H. Pyle.
Mrs Charles H. Fleming; August 8,
Mrs Charles Albers, Mrs. John Tum-
0ltv. August 10, Mrs. James Cameron
r. Mrs. Harry Culkin; August IL,
Mrs Hazen I. Sawyer, Mrs. Carl A.
Weber. August "a, Mrs. Harry Dun
can Mrs. Hugh N. Davis August
Il Mrs. G. E. Weissenberger. Miss
Madeline Marley.
The club hostesses for the SatUr-
day night dinners will be: July 81,
Mrs ". G. Blood, Mrs. r. M. Laps
lev. August 8, Mrs. George Dele
blaine, Mrs. o. c. Bott; August 10,
Mrs. ]. B. We'll, Mrs. James Thomas;
August II, Mrs. John w. Collier, Mrs.
H. B. Blood; August "a, Mrs. G. P.
Sheldon and Mrs. L. A. Hamill; Au-
gust 81, Mrs. Geo. Hassall and Miss
Rachel Roberts.
On the evening of August the
evening party will be in the nature
of a bridge supper At half past six
buffet supper will be served and
bridge will follow at half past eight.
The Sponsors will be Mrs. Addison
H. Rich Mrs. e. Ross Baker, Mrs. j.
Albert Kiedaisch, Mrs. e. X. John
stone and Mrs. Harry M. Phillips
Civic League.
The Civic league held called
meeting this morning at the home Of
the vice president, Mrs. Leonard Mat
less, who presided. The meeting
was called to consider the fixing of
the fountains on Main street and the
one at Port Sunshine. 1t was decid-
ed by unanimous vote to have such
repairs made. Mayor Lotion prom
ised that there should be police pro-
lection in an effort to keep the foun-
tains safe from vandalism. The chill
dren who persistently tamper with
the one at Port Sunshine are to be
dealt with by the police since milder
forms of persuasion have for two
years been without effect. Some con-
ditions in Rand park were discussed
and measures are to be taken to bet
ter such conditions If possible. Mrs.
George Merriam resigned her office
as treasurer and Miss Caroline Bald
win, the secretary, was made the
temporary treasurer until the yacan-
cy can be filed
Cards Expire.
1t Is announced from the Red
Cross shop that all Red Cross cards
will expire one week later than the
date first set for them. This arrange
ment is made SO that workers who
wish to attend the chautauqua need
not fear that they will forfeit their
time.
West keokuk knitters.
The West Keokuk knitters will
meet Monday evening promptly at
7:30, at the home of Mrs. Harry
Meyers. Those who wish may then
go later to the patriotic demonstra-
ton downtown.
chautauqua Claims Place.
The chautauqua will have the CEN
ter Of the stage in Keokuk next
week. Social affairs, clubs and so
cieties have for the greater part
Changed their time sOf moafinc that