The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-30
Rode.klann Weddina.

Bode-klann Wedding.
At O'Clock last evening, Mt the
home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Bode, 1929 Main street,
occurred the marriage OF Miss Car.
line Elizabeth Bode to Mr.. Ernest
Elmer Klann. The double ring serv.
ice was read by Rev. Bsping, pastor
of ST. Paul's Evangelical church. The
wedding march from Lohengren was
played by Miss Georgia Schell. The
bride, who wore handsome gown
OF white georgette and carried brides
roses, was attended by Mrs. Joseph
kritchel as matron of honor. Mrs.
Kritchels gown was of white georg.
cite and she carried an arm bouquet
OF pink crysanthemums. Karl Klann
attended his brother as best man.
Following the ceremony, a wedding
supper was served, at which covers
were laid for fifty. The tables and
the rooms of the house were deco.
rated in many pink and white chrys-
anthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klann have gone to
Alexis, ILL.,. for visit and will be at
home after November IL at 1922 Elk
change street
The guests from out Of town were
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Klann, of Des
Moines, and Miss Della Schlewter, Of
Fort Madison
neiishtfuI Bridge Party Yesterday.
Mrs. Henry c. Huiskamp enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed
bridge party yesterday afternoon 1T
NEro
Clara H. Titus and Mrs. William
Lewis, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, were
guests from out of town.
Mentor Reading Club Program.
The program committee Of the
Mentor Reading club announces the
following as the calendar for the
club year The readings are taken
from the Mentor magazine:
October 20-Mrs. Harry J. Reeves,
hostess. Subject, "Grecian Master
pieces" Mrs. George w. Delaplaine,
reader.
November 6-Mrs. Ira w. Wills,
hostess. Subject, Makers of Modern
American Poetry" Mrs. W. G. Blood.
reader.
November 2O-Mrs. William c.
Howell, hostess. Subject, "The Story
of Versailles" Mrs. Joseph ]. Ayres,
reader.
December Mrs Norman T. Will
cox, hostess. Subject, Spanish
Painting" Mrs. James Young,
reader.
December 1s-Mrs. w. J. Fulton,
hostess. Subject, Glass and Glass
making Mrs. T. r. Board, reader.
January s-Mrs. H. Boyden Blood,
hostess. Subject, Calendars and All,
manacs. Mrs. Ira w. Wills, reader.
January 22-Mrs. Eugene S. Baker,
hostess Subject, "The st. Lawrence
River" Mrs. w. C. Howell, reader.
February 5-Mrs. T. r. Board, host
ess. Subject, Makers of Modern
American Fiction" (women). Mrs.
n. T. Wilcox, reader.
February 19-Miss Mary M. John
stone, hostess. Subject, "The Honey
Bee" Mrs. H. Boyden Blood, reader.
Masquerade Party Friday Night.
The Business Woman's league will
enioy a Halloween party Friday even
ing in st. Mary's hall, to which all
members of the league are invited
and asked to come in masquerade
costume. The committee has made
an effort to telephone the members,
but should anyone have been missed,
it is hoped they will come, as the in
yitation is for all members. The
committee includes Misses Mildred
Powers, Helen Mills, Helen Morgan.
Nellie Hill, May Hurley and ClarisseI
Gordon.
Mrs. McMartin Visiting in keokuk.
Mrs. James McMartin, of Mime
apolis is spending a few days at the
home of D. A. Collier. Mrs. McMar-
tin will be remembered by keokuk
people as Mrs. Robert Collier by a.
former marriage.