The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-11-04
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Jackson.NoeIke Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Jackson, 1716
Palean street, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Carma Jack
son, to Mr.. Glenn e. Noelke. of Phila-
delphia. The wedding was solemn
lied in Philadelphia where Mr.. and
Mrs. Noelke will live.
To Meet for Work Friday.
The Woman's Sewing society will
meet in the Westminster chapel for
work Friday afternoon.
Praise Meeting Sunday Evening.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the First Westminster Presby-
terrain church will hold IS semi-annual
praise meeting in the auditorium Of
the church next Sunday evening. The
general public is invited.
Lady Maecabees Party Tonight.
The Lady Maccabees will enter
tain at a reception followed by a
dance at Camerons haI1 tonight in
honor Of Mrs. Ella Mark Lee of Des
Moines, who is deputy supreme COM
mander of Iowa. She will make a
short address and members and their
friends are cordially invited.
Spend Honeymoon Here.
Miss Jenny Sach of Pennington,
Mimi. and Mr.. George v. Usher of
Keokuk, were married at Pennington
Saturday, November 1. Mr.. Usher
has been employed there since he
was discharged from service, as an
automobile mechanic He served for
two years as corporal in the 109th
ammunition train. His bride is promi-
nent near Pennington, where her
home Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Usher came
to Keokuk for a few weeks, and will
return to Minnesota to live.
Entertained at Party.
Miss Vera Foulkes entertained
twenty boys and girls at Hal
lowe'en party Saturday night at her
home 1921 Ridge street The house
was attractively decorated in autumn
leaves and jack o. lanterns. Games
were played after which refresh
ments were served.
Bridge Club Luncheon.
Miss Agnes Trimble VIII entertain
the Afternoon Bridge club at 1
o'clock luncheon followed by bridge
on Friday.
To Hear "reminiscences Of Riley.
Mrs. H. C. Newcomb Of Indian
apolis, will speak before the We'd
nesday Reading club tomorrow after
noon on personal recollections of
James Whitcomb Riley. Mrs. New
comb and her husband were close
friends of the Hoosier poet
for many years and her account OF
incidents and characteristics is de-
lightful.
Visiting Nurse Directors Meet.
A memorial in appreciation OF the
work of Mrs. David Alexander Co.
lier was spread on the minutes Of
the Visiting Nurse association at the
meeting of the directors held this
In the passing Of Mrs. Col
lier the directors realize they have
a great loss, since she was always
most efficient in all she did TO pro
mote the work of the association.
Miss Elizabeth Collier was elected
to the board to succeed her sister.
Mrs. John c. Scott was also elected
TO the directorate Miss Zichey was
added to the staff Of nurses for two
months.
Miss Besse Stone Blood was named
as treasurer for the Red Cross seal
sale, Of which Miss Nettie Younker
Is chairman.
Miss Agnes Trimble was made
chairman of the Christmas work and
given power to select her helpers.
The association plans this year to
give baskets of food and to secure a
fund if possible to buy clothing as it
Is needed, rather than 70 buy under
wear and stockings and other cloth
ing for Christmas baskets The Civ
ing can be done in more econOmi-
cal and wiser way If it is given as
the individual needs arise, rather
than to give it in a general way.
The nurses report made by Miss
Brown showed a total of 1872 visits
made during the month. In the in
'ant welfare department siXty-three
visits were made: in the district. 140
visits; in the Metropolitan service,
sixty-three visits. and IN the anti
work twenty-six visits
we're made.
Miss Brown announced that a
meeting is called at the Peoples In
stitute for Thursday afternoon in
he hope of organizing a first aid
class among the mothers All those
Who have been in the habit Of attend
ng the Visiting Nurse Mothers club
It the Institute and all others inter
,sted in the health Of their children
ire very earnestly urged to attend
he meeting Thursday afternoon.