The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-22
Also 1920 cash discount in our big new Dry
Goods and Ready-to-Wear Department.
ute of highest order.

ute of highest order.
Including priests and sisters, there
were one hundred and fifteen present
nae were present, Mrs J. II. Heating,
of Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. Russell
Buss of Centerville, la.
| The domestic science class. who
were given a vote of thanks, is COM
posed of the following:
Mary Mccoy, Madeline Hallihan.
Mary Tigue, Margaret Sargent, Mary
Florence Mcnamara, Gertrude REIN
bold, Grace Ramsey, Edna Reddy,
Mary Maher, Genevieve Ewers, Mar
garet C. Lefevre, Beatrice Griffith.
The graduates of 1918 are:
Misses Hortense Moore, Agnes,
Skyles, Charlotte Offences, Made
line Murphy, Eleanor McGettigan, Flo
renee Belt, Edna Schaaf, Mary Har-
rington, Mary Roam, Gertrude Rovane.
Ellen Hayes. Messrs. John Tigue,
James Brady. Albert Sansone, Patrick
Touhey. Arthur Vogt.
At the close of the program, Father
Courtney expressed for the sisters OF
st. Vincent's their appreciation of the
new piano presented to them last
night by their grateful alumnae and
friends. The entrance march was
played on this piano by Misses Leon
ore Dickey and Norine Farraher.
Form War Fund.
The Business Woman's league at
their meeting last night discussed the
formation of war fund upon which
to draw for the various patriotic calls
which come to the league. The BUSH
ness meeting was proceeded by
supper served in the dining room OF
the Trinity NJ E. church at which
covers were laid for forty-eight wom-
en-.
Miss Immegart, the president, pre-
sided and introduced Miss Stark
weather of Minneapolis, field secre-
tary Of the national board of the Y.
w. c.. A., who spoke in the interest or
the woman's war council and its work
in the environments and behind the
lines in France. Routine reports were
made by Miss Catharine Reidy. secre-
tary. and Miss Elsie Bank, treasurer.
The following were elected to member
ship in the league by unanimous vcse:
Misses Kate Bank, Matte Larson,
Mary Joyce. Mary Hickey, Kittie Spur
geon and Edith Luber.
The president appointed the COM
mittee for the June party. Misses
Catharine Reidy. Ethel Osborn, Mary
I,flyerstrom, Laura Kelley and Sallie
Wilson.
The committee to plan the next sup
per for June IS, is Misses Marie
Harsh, Elsie Heller, Elma Heller
Gladys Hi, Nellie Hill and Katharine
Harrington. The new members who
were present at the meeting for the
first time were Misses Helen Morgan,
Frazier, Ganley, Scheibel and Nesceh.
Baptists to Entertain.
The Ladies' society of the First
BAPTIST church viii entertain their
friends with special invitation to
the men of the church. in the church
parlors Friday evening. An attrac-
tive program will be given. The
hostesses will be Mrs w. j. Hubert,
Mrs. Vincent Phillips, Mrs. A z.
Marks, Mrs A N Hodges, Mrs. T.
q Hamilton, Mrs. James Subive,
Mrs. Arthur Vandendol, Mrs. q. w.
Wright. Mrs. William Young and MIS-
David E. Linquist
w. r. C. Meeting
The wpnren's Relief Corps VIII hold
its meeting at Cameron's hall tomor-
row afternoon. =
Mr.. Barnes In Recital.
Mr.. George W. Barnes, choir mast
ar of st. Johns Episcopal church,
gave an organ recital last night IN
the First Baptist church as a Red
Cross benefit. There was an unusual
lv large number of counter aHrac-
tons last night, which had its effect
upon the size of the audience Mr..
barnes played the program just as
conscientiously as if the auditorium
had been filled. Every number was
given artisticaI1y and with rare in
ternretative ability. The numbers
were we'll chosen. going 10 make a
welI balanced program. Master Dan
Mills. boy soprano OF St Johns
church. sang the Star Spangled Ban
ner as the opening number His
voice is clear and sweet, giving ev1-
dence of careful training.
s. s. Class Hostess
Mrs. Ruth StIIfflebean will enter
tain the members OF Mrs. Merr1am's !
sunday school class at her home, 1909