The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-03-25

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Mothers Club Of Terrence Scnooi.
The Mothers club of the Torrence
school heard a very interesting au
dress by Rev. Huell Warren AZ Incl
regular monthly meeting. Inc GU
dren of the kindergarten gave an
tractive exercise, after whlcn reiresn
ments were served. IT Is eHpec.eu
that the Mothers club Will ueVeicp
into parent teachers ASSOCIATION ioi
the Terrence district.
Civic League Meeting.
At the regular monthly meeting u
the Civic league the membership coM.
mittee reported 113 names now on tug
roll with new members JOINING every
month. The next meeting OF tne
league will be the annual meetins ~,
the election of officers. me memorial
tree committee was antnorlzeo ~
place the order for the trees this
week, and they are to be pianteo a.
an early date. The formal cerelhonieS
will be in connection win the uhVeii
ling of the marker for the trees.
/ The matter of community counciis
was discussed. Community councils
are recommended by the council OF
defense to be organized throus huu ~.
1.-The nation. President Wilson IN MS
recomm endatiOn or tnenn
aThronph community councils the ma
ltion will be welded together as no
nation of great size has ever peeh
welded before"
| Attend PARTY in Fort Madison.
| From the Fort Madison Democrat:
Miss Ava Watkins delightfully."- en-
tertained a number of friends at her
| home ia Third street last evening
for the Young people who are nome
from Iowa City for spring vacation.
| Dancing was the diversion OF the
evening and the reunion proved most
ENJOYABLE to all. Those present from
ont Of town were: Misses Margaret
Hodge and Ruth Gibson, Hubert
Marks and Edward Rich of keokuk.
Ralph Kirch of Lake Forrest and u.
Meadows of Iowa City, who is the
guest of Mr.. Marks.
Officers Of Iowa D. A. r.
! Mrs Arthur w. Mann of Onawa was
unanimously reelected state regent or
| the Iowa d. A. r. at conference
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at
| sheldon. la. Mrs. E, P. Schoentgen
of Council Bluffs was chosen vice
president: Mrs Fred e. Fr1sole OF
Sheldon, recording secretary; MIS-.
/ Charles Clarke of Beacon Hill chap
fer Des Moines, corresponding secre-
tary. Miss Amy Colbert. State Cen
tier reelected treasurer; Mrs. George
| III. Blizen, Sioux City. auditor MIS-
Frank Thrall, Of Ottumwa, historian
and Mrs. Lou Prentiss, reelected con,
sulting registrar.
The Des Moines delegation incfud-
Mesdames Henry c. Wallace, Harry
Evans, Chas. B. Van Slyke, F. L.
Minor. Harriet Dana, Isaac Lea Hills,
walter Irish, Charles III. Clark, George
Harpel, E. Lewis.
The invitation to hold the 1920 CON
florence at Clinton was accepted. Shel-
don accorded the conference an ela'p-
crate welcome. An illuminated arch
spelled ..Welcome, D. A. r." and flow
ara were sent the visitors by the COM
n1erc,al club. The shop windows
were hung with D. A. R. flags and pen
nants. and the commercial club FUR
nished fifteen decorated autos for the
use OF the delegates at any time. MRS.
Frdsbie of Sheldon, the newly electeo
recording secretary, is regent OF the
martha Ball Washington chapter, the
bostess society. Mrs. Frisbie enter
tanned Wednesday evening at dinner
for the state officers. The following
Ieyening she gave a reception Tor the
delegates at her colonial home
Students Auxiliary Program.
The Students auxiliary OF the Mon-
dav Music club will present an at
tractiye program Wednesday after
noon at 4:3O o'clock. The meeting Is
iopen to the public. There Will be
number Of unusual features.
Program:
Piano ,,.u
Arbutus .......'... bliss
Helen Whitmarsh
For Thee .......-.. Chopin-Vlordot
Marjorie Luce
Piano
Song of the Brook .......... Lack
Lucy Skinner
Spring Song ........... Foerster
Mrs. A. G. Lumberg
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