The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-20


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Advance notices OF dances, card
parties or other social diversions.
Tor which an admission fee Is
charged or subscription collected,
VIII not be accepted for insertion
IN The society or other columns or
The Gate City unless the regular
rates are paid.
Patriotic Program Tuesday.
The returned soldiers and sailors
are to be honor guests at the meeting
iof the Monday Music club Tuesday
evening.
The entire program will be given
in costume with appropriate stage set
tings.
The program will be in charge Of
Mrs. Leonard Matless and Miss Bald
win, assisted by Miss Florence Tai
bolt.
Mr.. Willard Marsh will sing the
Servian national anthem Miss Caro-
sine Baldwin, the French anthem; the
British and Rumanian anthems will
be sung by Mrs. .. W. Sandberg and
Miss Carline Booze, rospeclIveiy.
Other characters represented will
be:
Columbda-Mrs. Leo B. Gredell.
Alsace Lorraine-Misses Madeline
Marley, and Mildred French.
Beigium-Miss Florence. Talbot.
ltaly-Miss Mildred Powers.
Red Cross 4Nurse--Miss Laura Al
ton.
Soldiers
Sailors
Reader-Miss Grffis.
Accompaniment T. Graham
Italian group in charge IL Miss
Celestine Dickey will include Misses
Mildred Powers, Celestine Agnew,
Catharine Reidy, Helen Kiedaisch.
Mary Louise Kiedaisch, Marjorie
Luce, Dorothy Aldrich, Margaret Far
rahar, Mrs. Clay Bryan; Fred Krch-
liner. Roy Walter, Verne Plenge.
| Belgian group, Miss Florence Tai
bot, Mrs. If. Boyden Blood, Misses
Lola Covington, Hazel Jestor, Alberta
Jester, Atalove Howell. Mrs. Robert
E. Wright; ]. Lyman Sheehan, How
ard w. Wood, Fred Kirchner, Alfred
Hicks. C. w. Dickinson, Roy Walter,
Verne Plenge, Agnes E. Reeves, Eliza
beth Stewart, Vernon Mandt, Ted
Ervtsetk
| Japanese group, Mrs. W. C. Howell
Mrs. Alvin Kraft, Mrs. o. G. Mandt,
Misses Dorothy Norton, Elizabeth
Lang, Louesa Harrison, Dorothy Re
maud, Alice Vermillion. Lucille knights
and G. w. Dickinson.
Club hostesses James Young.
Mrs. C. F. Mcfarland, Mrs. G. d.
Scholl, Mrs. P. G. Hayden.
House committee Georgia
,,Schell, Miss Lola Covington.
! Leader community singing PROF.
p. G. Hayden.
SeIIs-kerns Wedding.
! Miss Etta Sells and G. Dewey
Kerns were married last Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock by Rev.
Harvey j. Moore, OF the First Bap-
| list church and are at home to their
Friends at 1927 Reid street The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
tLouis G. Sells and has for some
time been stenographer for County
Attorney E. w. McManus. The groom
| IS well known in the Charleston
neighborhood. where his parents re-
side.
| Iowa Invites National Club Women.
The General Federation of Women's
clubs which is the national organ
ization, has been invited by the club
women of Iowa to meet in pes Moines
lin 1920 The Des Moines Chamber OF
Commerce has added It's invitation to
that of the Iowa federation Iowa
was the first state to join the general
federation which was formed in 1898.
This fact and the central location OF
Iowa, are urged as reasons for their
invitation being accepted. The gen.
eral federation biennial brings to-
gether women from every state in
the union and Is the most represent
tative meeting of women held in
America.
Party for Returned Soldier.
James Edward Semones who has re-
Gently returned to Keokuk after hav-
i ing been with the American forces IN
! France, was given a surprise on Sat
urday evening at the home Of his aunt,
| Mrs. William Lahew. 71S South Fifth
street. Among the guests was Delbert
Gregory, also a returned soldier from
! France The guests enjoyed the per-
sonal experiences Of the war related
by the soldiers.
Refreshments were served during
the evening.
Belmont Club Entertains.
The members of the Belmont Cos
mopolitan club entertained their hus-
bands at a supper followed by mu-
sicale, on Saturday evening at the Bel
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