The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-09

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rday. given in honor OF ner mo'nel,
- 10 Kirk Meek, Mrs. g. Il. JOY and
- q p. Beeks. There were GOV
80 sor twenty guests. The table was
= - cluny lace doilies with Jap
basket of pink carnations and
- as center piece. Great bows
in ussen tulle were tied on the handle
she basket. The pink nut baskets
~ t;nv bows Of tulle in the same
.de tied on them. Following the
ncheon, bridge was played.
. N. G. Club Luncheon.
rovers were laid for twenty-three
~ p. N. G.. club luncheon given
..ardav at one o'clock at the home
Mrs George s. Merriam. The table
aorations we're in red and green,
III 4 center piece of polnsettlas.
~ w w. Perdew was the only
,ast outside of the club membership.
shaving the luncheon, Mrs. Claude
oman read letter from the French
nhan which the club has adopted,
I'm lie Breton, and also a letter
I'M the child's mother.
The fuckers at Hotel Iowa.
NJ and Mrs. Collingwood Tucker
- closed their house at BIG Fulton
reet. and will spend the remainder
the winter at Hotel Iowa.
Mrs. HassaII Entertains.
Mrs George Hassall entertained the
ma Trist club at luncheon yes
rdav which was delightful in all
appointments. The afternoon was
lent in playing bridge.
Mrs. Merriam on State Board.
Mrs. George S. Merriam has been
,nointed member of the board of
aragers OF the Woman's Baptist
visionary society of Iowa to fill 4
cancy. the term of which expires
ctober, 1920. Mrs. Merriam has
,en actively interested in the work
missions in the local church and
[gan;zed the World Wide Guild here,
missionary society for girls
tud.nt's Auxiliary Of Monday Music
Club.
The Students auxiliary of the Mon
ay Music club under the direction OF
Ne advisory board, Mrs. r. L. Reid.
Hiss Hughes and Miss Griffis, will
old its first meeting Wednesday,
anuary Is, at 4:30 o'clock in the
igh school auditorium.
The meetings are to be held all
|uring the club year at the high
chool auditorium and are to be open
% the public with no admission
harged. Those who take part on
be programs must be members OF
be auxiliary, but the general public
invited to the meetings.
There are to be number OF Tea
lrs programs as well as miscellane-
Jus programs.
The first of the feature programs
It'll be given next Wednesday and
Ill be dance forms. In February a
alentine program will be given.
Tiers will include music of the
assical romantic and modern
chools; a program of program music
pa one which will be given by chill
rem under twelve years of age.
OCCASIONALLY members of the Monday
usic club will be asked to assist
the programs.
Meetings of the auxiliary will be
I'd more frequently than in former
ars IN order to make up for time
81 earlier in the year.
Ihe officers of the Students
Hillary ara nprnthy, Nnrtnv
nj Alice Beckman, secretary, and
rune Bode, treasurer.
Inc committees are:
decorating committee - Carline
Pde, George Hubert and Mildred
bench.
reception committee-Dorothy AL
en- and Leila Yount.
aouse ommittee-Elizabet Loeff-
Alice Beckman, Grace Swanson.
.sIefs-Stanley McCutchan, Ed
Lanfz, Connable Wills.
towItz-lawrence Wedding.
.ieius IN the city have received !
n ~ of the marriage of |
% Matte Lowitz, daughter of Mrs. |
,. Lowitz, to Mr.. Raymond Law
lce, which was solemnized in Chi. |
y, Where they will make their |
NC. The bride was born and |
,eu IN keokuk and belongs to a
!. NM, nnown family. She is a sister !
Una" Ina. and Nathan s. Lowitz, of |
Il Sewing Society Friday.
as Sewing society of the First |
munster Presbyterian church
meet in the chapel Friday after
rrosressive Club on Friday.
~, Me progressive club will meet
U a' evening at o'clock at the
w. =. A. auditorium.
10 keokuk Club Party. /
e Aeokuk club will give a bridge
,rd .or members and their families
ha nay evening at 8 o'clock. j
NJ NJ nostesses for the evening will
o. william A. Bridgeman and /