The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-31

VIII be more generally observed than


ess appears first, followed by those
who will assist her:
Mrs. IT, y. Richards, from IL a. m. to
10 p. M High street between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets. Mrs. G. r.
Parsons, Mrs. Dr. Geo. F. jenkins, Mrs.
s. y, Pond, Mrs. A. j. McCrary, Mrs.
VIM Collier, Mrs. James Hagerman,
Miss Cena Fitzpatrick, Miss Emily
/ Clark, and Miss Flora Bronson
| Mrs. ]. NJ Love, Eighth between
Orleans and Avenue. Miss Mary
Love, Mrs. Guy Wells, Miss Wells,
Miss Kate Wells, Mrs. T. j. Goldman,
Miss Clara Givin and Miss Daisy
Jchnstone.
Mrs. A. Hosmer, corner Fourth and
Morgan streets. Miss Florida Hosmer.
Miss Mamie Lane, Rockford, Ills;
Miss Laura Woodwork, Fort Wayne,
Ind; Mrs. S. M. Clark, Miss Jennie
Pend, Mrs. e. G. Pond, and Miss Louie
Rickards.
Miss Laura Jones, Franklin street
betr cen 18th and 18th, from II q. m.
to 1G p. m Miss Helen Yenawine. Miss
ella Duncan and Miss Alice Crowell.
/ Mrs. C. H. Perry and daughters. cor
ner 9th and Leighton streets, Mrs.
Frank Allyn, Mrs. John Irwin, Miss
/ Ogden, Miss Hine, Miss Conklin and
Miss King.
Mrs. Smith Hamill, No. 600 Morgan
street. assisted by her daughters, Mrs.
w. II. Carey. Mrs. D. B. Hamill, Mrs.
r. G. Horne. of Indianapolis; Mrs.
Albert McCalla. of Fairfield Miss
Hamill and Mrs. J. B. Paul, Miss Win
terbotham. of Fort Madison; Miss
Franklin Miss Paul and Miss Shaffer.
The Misses Williams, Miss Goldman.
and Miss Shaffer, at the residence Of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Williams.
! Mrs. j. B. Billings, Fourth and Full
ton streets. Miss Mamie Rice, Mrs.
Howard Tucker, Mrs. Capt Fine, Mrs.
Capt. Taber, Miss Jones, Shelbyville,
KY; Miss Rice. Quincy, ILL.,; Miss
Mamie Jameson, Miss Mamie Tucker,
Miss Mamie Kilbourne. and after 8
o'clock Miss Hudspeth. of Evansville,
hid, and Miss Maxwell.
Mrs. H. Scott Howell, Mrs. DIR. w.
g. Craig, Mrs. Geo. H. Comstock, Miss
fIudspeth, Evansville, Ind; Miss Jes-
sic Ruddick. Miss Anna Bangs, Balti-
more. and Miss Nettie Howell.
Mrs. w. j. McGavic, corner 9th and
Bank, Misses Mary and Anne Hoag-
land, Miss 10. Grantham OF Washing
ton, d. c.; from IL to 10 p. m.
The Misses Wyman, Fourth, be-
tween High and Morgan; Miss Max
well and Mrs. Carver.
Mrs. G. l.. Allen, Fifth and Fulton
streets; Mrs. Frank Sessions, Miss
Eima Sessions, Mrs DIR. Seidlitz, Miss
Minnie and Miss Clara Seidlitz.
Mrs. DIR. j. G. Hughes, Morgan and
Second streets; Mrs. DR.. McGugin.
Miss Ella Hughes, Mrs. Sandie Stone.
Mrs. Geo. w. McCrary. Franklin
and 9Th streets; assisted by her
daughter, Miss Carrie, and her nieces.
Miss Miller and Miss Gelatt, also by
Miss Mary Ogden and Miss Clara
Robertson.
Mrs. J. C. Parrot. Fulton between
Sixth and Seventh streets, Mrs. w. s.
WINS, Misses Era and Lizzie WINS. |
Miss Silleck, Miss Hosselton. Miss
Parrot
Mrs. c.. q. Phillips and daughter,
High and Third streets, Mrs. O. G. |
Hale. Mrs. 0. Kiser, Mrs. DR.. Hills. |
Mrs. Rev. C. Welles. Miss Matte
Smyth and Miss Nellie Cleaver.
Mrs. w. A. Patterson and daugh- !
ter, Miss Mamie, Mrs d. N. Sprague, |
Mrs. H. r. Hitler and Miss Clara
Mooar, in the parlors of the Patterson
House
Mrs. w. e. Kellogg. Fourth and
High streets, Mrs. Chas. P. Birge, Mrs. |
Geo. F. Bartlett, Mrs. Edmund Jaeger, |
and Miss Cora Pittman.
Mrs. Geo. B. Smyth and daughters, /
No. Is Concert street; Mrs. Jas. A. |
Baird, of New York City: Mrs. F. X.
Hahn, Of Pennsylvania; Mrs. VIM. B. |
Albright, Jr., of Fort Madison; Mrs.
John B. Shaw, Mrs. John Wykoff and |
Miss Virginia Burkitt, after IL o'clock. /
Miss Carrie Modes, Thirteenth and
Franklin streets. from IL a. m. to 10 p. |
H., Miss Dora Bradford, Miss Lizzie
Cushman and Miss Sallie Mooney. +
Mrs. D. w. McElroy. High street.
between Sixth and Seventh streets;
Mrs. Sam S. Sample, Mrs. c. C. Cox,
Miss Annie Irwin, Mrs. VIM. s. Sam
pie, Miss Damaris Franklin and Miss
Flora Lamson.
Miss Emma n Hardin and Mrs. G.
T. Hanna; Miss Saidee lone Dimock,
of Quincy: Miss Estella Fuller, Mrs.
James NJ. Reid and Mrs. Morrison, at
Hardin House parlors, from IL to
O'Clock.
Mrs. Joseph G. Anderson. corner
Ninth and Franklin; Mrs. J. H. Ander-
SON Misses Mamie and Mary Ander-
son.
Mrs. James Barker, Fourth street.
Mrs. C. K. Peck, Miss Nellie Peck.
Miss Pegram and Miss Beagary.
Mrs. Col Patterson, Timea and 18th
streets assisted by Miss Ella Patter-
son, Mrs r. p Creel and Miss Mag
gle, Mrs N Starkweather and Miss
Nettie and Mrs. S. T. Marshall after
II o'clock a. m.
Mrs. Gen Curtis, corner Second and
High streets, Mrs. R. H. Gilmore, Miss
Lucy R. Gilmore, Mrs. S. S.. Curtis
and Miss Cara E. Curtis.
Mrs A. B. Chittenden and daughter
Mrs. Henry l.. Curtis, at residence,
4th and Fulton streets.
Poverty is more of a punishment
than it is a crime.