The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-01-25
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Annual Meeting Of n. W: G. 4.
rna annual meeting Of the 4. w
A. will be held Tuesday evening
= 7.3o o'clock in the <. ~. y. q.
~ auditorium. Reports for the year
a 'i, he read and directors elecced.
WI ahort program will follow the busl-
s . session. livery member OF the
nes oc;atjon is urged to be present
s 81, interested In the work OF the
az ton are cordially invited.
p.-+v For Girls In Lincoln School.
mwenty-seyen girls enjoyed party
,oet night in the kindergarten room
1s't The Lincoln school. The program
md games were planned by MISS
He1wig. Miss Florence Brown an0
Miss Marjory Luce. The evenings
nrogram began at 1880 o'clock ana
The last Of the games closed at ~.
Miss Leanna Strain. one OF the
school girls, who Is piano pupil OF
much promise, gave two NUMBERS;
Miss Marjory Luce sang In ltaly
and Until We Meet Again All
the girls sang in chorus The Long.
lang Trail" over Here" Sunshine
~ Your Smile" and "Olohe De-"
So successful was the evening that
n was decided to meet regularly on
the fourth Friday evening OF every
month The committee appointed 70
Man the February meeting was VEGA
Perrigo, Edna Dickson, Leanna
strain Bernice Yaeger. One teacn-
Or of the Lincoln school VIII ASSIST
the girls in their plans for Fep-
ruary 2S.
Next Meeting a Valentine Program.
There will be no meeting OF the Stu
dents Auxiliary Of the Monday Music
club until February 5, when asvalen-
tine program will be given.
FortnIuhtiy Club With Mrs. Cole.
The Fortnighty club will be enter
tanned next Tuesday by MRS. John IA.
Cole, ZIG High street.
In Honor Of Mrs. Dietz.
Mrs. ]. F. Rader and Miss Mable
RAIDER entertained at a noon luncheon
on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Lee
Dietz. who will leave soon for her new
home in Davenport. Other guests were
Mrs. Arthur Rahb, and son donald,
and Mrs. Hazel Hammond, and daugh-
ter Dorothy, Of Hamilton.
Entertained at Dinner.
Mrs. Arthur Rabb, entertained a
company at dinner on Thursday. the
guests were Mrs. Lee Dietz, Mrs. Ha.
eel hammond, Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Ra-
der. theatre party followed the din
ner.
Mrs. Marshall visitinu Here.
Mrs. George Edward Marshall OF
Davenport is visiting her mother. Mrs
s. A. Hutchinson, 126 Concert street
U. r. C. Masquerade Party.
Three hundred quests In fancy cos
tunes attended the annual mask ball
given by the Keokuk Council United
commercial ravelers, in Woodman hall
last night. The prizes for the attract
i've costumes went to Mrs. Leo G
Karll, who represented Martha Wash
ington and to George Hubert who wal
dressed as Robin Hood. Some of the
costumes worn were very elaborate
there were Colonial DANES. old Eng
fish costumes, Red Cross nurses. qua
lers. Egyptians, clowns, Mexicans
soldiers. sailors and many other char
acters represented.
Tie hours were from 8 to l o'ciOcl
End Agnes full orchestra played the
dance program. The committee in
charse Of tie arrangements was j. w
Van Tassel William A. Balbach and H
c. Bank
Travel Club Saturday.
The Travel club will meet on Satur
day afternoon with Mrs. w. G. Blood
Mrs. Ira W. Wills will be the leader
The lesson will review the reigns O
the kings from Sigurd the Crusader
TO Sverre Sigurdsson.
At the last meeting of the club
Journey was taken to the North Cap,
To view the midnight sun. Mrs. Eugen'
;. Bakers diary of her trip read b.
AIRS John II. Cole, and the graphic de
scription was greatly enjoyed by tn,
club.
kensington on Thursday.
The Y. w. c. A. kensingtons are to b.
resumed on Thursday afternoon in tn
J. w. c. A. auditorium The hours ar
from to $50 o'clock and all womel
OF the city are cordially invited.
Shakespeare Club to Meet Monday.
The Shakespeare club will meet o,
monday evening instead of on TUES
Gay which is the regular day. Mrs
Lees Ballinger will be hostess. A pc
Per, A Study in Charm. Characte