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

Yesterday AT o:oo oSioSh 81 luo
m CO. Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l nn,as Pond. It's Grand avenue,
o " uelen Pond was united in mar
- Mr.. Walter e. Nichols, the
W Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nichols, Of
city, Miss Alma Dale Covington
..od the wedding march. The
sio entered the room with her
.ser They were followed by the
I'D If honor, Miss Florence Green.
aay met the groom and groomsman,
Albert Jenkins, in front Of banlc
farms and palms. The ceremony
u REFORMED by the Rev. Harvey
Moore of the Baptist church, of
hich Miss Pond is member. The
no service was used. The bride
ss charmingly gowned in dress OF
hite lace over white satin and car
Cd bouquet of pink roses. Miss
reen's dress was pearl gray geor-
ITO crepe. and her corsage bouquet
a. made of pink and white flowers.
more were present the families of
Il bride and groom and a few of
ke;r immediate friends. about thirty
nests in all. After the Wedding, a
Inner was served. The bridal party
NJ their parents were at a large
able in the center of the dining room
nd the other guests were served at
mali tables. Pink carnations and
ink candles were used for decorat-
~ both the tables and the house.
| Both Miss Pond and Mr.. Nichols
Ire Keokuk people, having been born
here and educated in the local
kchools, both graduating from the
keokuk high school. Miss Pond at
|ended Monticello seminary after
completing her high school course
here. She has been prominent and
popular in social circles. She was a
rharter member Of the Baby Welfare
league in which organization she shas
been much interested. During the
war when most young women We're
working, Miss Pond was employed at
The Standard Oil Co. Mr.. Nichols be-
fore his entry into military service,
be having been in France with a
motor transport corps, worked in
Keokuk for the Standard Oil Co.
Since his discharge, he/has been with
the Detroit Copper and Brass Rolling
mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left last night
for Detroit where they will be at
home after April LIST at 13 Homer
avenue. They will stop in Chicago
en- route. Mrs. Nichols travelling
costume was suit of dark blue tri-
cotine.
The only out of town guest was Mr..
Sanford Drake of Des Moines
Baby Welfare League.
The Baby Welfare league met last
night at the home of Miss Ruth Hulk
ey. Miss Madeline Marley, the
president, presided. Miss Lola Gov
ngton read the minutes of the pre-.
vious meeting, and Miss Olive Nor
gan, in the absence of the treasurer,
made the treasurer's report. Miss
ISABEL Kellman, staff nurse of the
owa State Anti-Tuberculosis associa
ion in her concise, interesting way
alked to the league on her work and
he possibilities and opportunities
or cooperation that would be pre-
ented to the league. The Baby Wei
are league expects to bring the Knox
ilee club here for concert Easter
donday, April 5th. Plans were not
therefore a special meet
ng viii be held at the Y. w. c.. A.,
week from Thursday evening. 1t
as been number of years since
he Knox Glee club sang before a
>eokuk audience, but it always met
With enthusiasm here. Two new
MEMBERS were added to the junior
OIL Jeanne Marie Baker OF this city
nd William Charles Kennedy of
loughton. Mich. At the close of the
usiness meeting, refreshments were
erved by Miss Huxley. The April
Meeting will be held at the home of
Hiss Olive Morgan.
Business Girls Party.
Last night members of the Bust
ess Girls league enjoyed a party at
ne Y. w. c. A. The girls were ad-
lsed to bring a dime and pencil.
he former was for the refreshments