The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-05

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Annual Meeting Of keokuk Book Club
The annual meeting OF the keokuk
Book club will be held at the house
LOT Mr.. NJ. Meigs. 123 Morgan street,
on March 6, ct eight O'Clock.
Dinner In Honor u Miss Radasch.
Miss Kate Megchelsen entertained
lat six o'clock dinner Thursday in
honor Of Miss Marguerite Radasch
who is to be married soon to Mr.
Walter Raber Of Rock Island. Miss
Radasch has assisted Miss Megchel-
sen in the primary department of the
U. p. Sunday school for the past few
years. The table was decorated with
flowers; the place cards were red
hearts and attached to these as
ifavors were lunches of violets.
Mrs. Edwards is Honored.
Young women employees of the Dun
'can-Schel Furniture company enter
tanned at tea Thursday evening in
honor Of Mrs. w. H. Edwards, Of
Dallas, Texas Mrs. Edwards was
formerly Miss Marie Conn and she
lis in Keokuk for an extended visit.
Tea was served during the evening.
Farewell Party.
Miss Lena Wahrer of 1926 Bank
street, entertained the girls Of the
Standard Oil company Wednesday
evening at farewell party. She was
presented with writing portfolio.
Miss Wahrer left yesterday for an
extended visit in Colorado Springs.
keokuk Club Gard Party.
Last night Mrs. W. G. Blood and
Mrs. Harry Blood were hostesses at
the Keokuk club card party. Mr..
Hazen l. Sawyer and Mrs. Hazen l.
Sawyer were the winners Of the
prizes for high scores.
Civic League Tomorrow.
The postponed meeting of the
Civic league will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at the Y. w.
C. A.. and it Is desired that all mem
bers be present as there are several
important matters to be brought up
before the club.
+ Visitors at Burlington.
The Burlington Gazette of yester-
day says:
Ihe Misses Baldwin of Keokuk,
arrived today for visit with Mrs.
Cate Gilbert Wells, at her home
Hickory Hill" The Misses Baldwin
are we'll known in musical circles in
Burlington, having visited here fire.
quently and appeared on the Musical
club reciprocity programs often. Miss
Baldwin has been the president of
the Monday Music club in Keokuk
for number of years, which is one
OF the up-tO-date organizations of the
muse in the middle west. They have
had exceptional educational advan-
tages Of interest and experience, and
we're school mates Of Lady Aston, in
the east, the only woman ever elected
to seat in the English parliament,
and who is making such decided
success in her position The Misses
Baldwin will sing and play at the
Musical club recital Sunday at Mrs.
Tracy's. Miss Baldwin will sing at
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton meeting at Mrs. MERGERS on
Thursday and sing at the Congrega
tional church on Sunday morning.
On Saturday at 3 p. ~, the Bur
lington Musical club will give q re-
cital in the handsome home of Mrs.
Tracy, North Sixth street A charm
ing program will be rendered by the
Misses Baldwin, of Keokuk. Both
young women have cultivated anu
beautiful voices Miss Martha is the
possessor of dramatic soprano, and
Miss Caroline of a lyric soprano.
Both have sung in the Congregational
and Presbyterian church choirs Of
Keokuk as soloists, and Miss Martha
leads Keokuk's musical colony. Miss
Caroline is an active officer and
worker in the Civic league.