The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-04
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sridse-Tea Yesterday.

Bridge-Tea Yesterday.
Mrs. Hazen l. Sawyer was hostess
at very delightful bridge-tea yes
terday afternoon at the Keokuk club,
and is entertaining similar com.
pany today. Twelve tables were
played. the favors going to Mrs.
John Tumelty, Mrs. Ada Jewett Nor
ton and Mrs. John w. Marsh. The
rooms of the club were decorated in
baskets and jardenieres Of pink roses
and pink chrysanthemums. At 5
o'clock q beautifully appointed lunch.
con was served.
Mrs. Sawyer was assisted by Mrs
Albert Northrop, Mrs. Jack Ellsworth
and Miss Mary Collingwood Tucker
Mrs. Allyn Sheldon, of Kahoka, was a
guest from out OF town.
Red Cross Executive Meeting.
The executive committee OF the
Keokuk chapter of the Red Cross,
at meeting called yesterday after
noon at o'clock, voted to buy a
Ford roadster for the use OF Miss
Henke and Miss Sellers, the county
nurses. There was no organization
Of the new board Of directors yes
terday, but that will be effected at
the January meeting.
Red Cross Seal Committee Meeting.
The Red Cross Christmas seal COM
mittee will meet at the Y. w. G. A.
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock,
full attendance Of committee mem
bers is urged.
To Pack Missionary Box.
The Sewing society OF the West
minister Presbyterian church Will
meet in the chapel for business
meeting Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. At this time Mrs. B. G. Kel'
logg and her committee will pack the
annual missionary box.
Baby Welfare League.
The Baby Welfare league met last
night at the home of Miss Nettle
Younker with large attendance.
Plans were made for the sale OF Red
Cross seals in the postoffice lobby,
work which the league has done
since its organization. Plans were
also made for the regular monthly
bridge party to be given in the TIT
fany room of Hotel Iowa, Saturday
afternoon, December 10. The COM
mittees appointed for<the party are:
Miss Celestine Dickey, Miss NADIA
line Marley Miss Celestine Agnew
and Mrs Franz Bloom. Committee
ON party favors, Miss Mary Louise
Kiedaisch and Miss Sharp. A com.
mittee was appointed on hospital
supplies, Mrs. Lester Salzer, Miss
Celestine Agnew and Mrs. Frank
Bloom.
-Four children were added to the
Junior membership roll: Frank L.
Griffey and James Griffey, children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Griffey, ana
the two little daughters OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Karl Kiedaisch, Marcia Louise
and Katherine Elizabeth Kiedaisch.
The committees will begin the
sale of Red Cross seals in the post
office lobby in the week beginning
December Is, as follows:
Monday, Mary Louise and Helen
Kiedaisch: Tuesday, Miss Celestine
Dickey and Miss Sharp; Wednesday,
Mrs. Lester Salzer; Thursday. Miss
Madaline Marley and Miss Madaline
McCrath: Friday, Mrs. Celestine
Agnew and Mrs. Frank Bloom; Sat
urQay, MISS LOId SofAh6eoh ~>
Mary Harrison.
Congregational Bazaar Yesterday.
The Ladies' society and the sulu
Libet society of the First Congrega,
tional church held their annual
CHRISTMAS bazaar yesterday In the
chapel. There was a very large at
tendance and it was the most sue.
cessful bazaar held in number OF
vears.> The miscellaneous booth was
in charge OF the Ladies' society, OF
which Mrs. S. B. Stahl is president.
The booth was presided over py
Mrs. D. B. Hills, Mrs. Mary y.
| tones Mrs. j. Fred Kiedaisch, Jr.,
and Mrs. Benjamin Belts. The Chapel
| Fund society had supervision of the
other booths: Fancy work, Mrs. G. +.
Mcfarland. chairman; market, MIS-.
/ Frank Anderson, chairman; CANDY
| Mrs lanes Huiskamp, chairman
novelty. Mrs. Harry M. Phllilps'
chairman; tea room, Mrs. William
Hogle, chairman.
cir, Scouts Meet Friday Afternoon.
The Girl Scouts in patrols three
and four will have special meetlhs
! ~ ~ " w C. A. Friday afternoon