The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-24

| congratulations and to leave q Httie
] token Of remembrance in honor o.
| the event. =.
DR.. Neff and wife are loyal support
ers OF the Congregational church
Mrs. Neff being among the Oldest
members.
| High School Banquet.
! The junior class of the Pennington
high school gave the annual banquet
to the seniors in Carr's opera house
Friday evening. April 16. The nail
was beautifully decorated In the col
| ors OF the classes. A very entertain
ing program was rendered, which
consisted Of the following:
Mandolin solo-Harry Nelson.
Reading Mildred Jack.
Vocal duet-Helen Ketcham and
Cornelius Rabb.
Violin solo-Lois Nelson.
After this the places were found
at the tables and the guests enjoyed
a very good luncheon prepared by
the junior girls. The menu:
Red Cabbage Salad
Chicken Sandwiches
Tutt Fruit Ice Cream
Coffee
James O'Neil was the POSTMASTER.
Helen Ketcham, junior class presl-
dent, gave the toast to the seniors.
The senior class president, Vera
Woolem, responded. Cornelius RABBI
gave this toast to the faculty, MT.
Owens responding. A toast to the
boys was given by Bertha Green, and
to the girls by Owen Story.
The balance Of the evening was
spent in dancing and games, and the
guests departed after voting the
Juniors royal entertainers.
Much praise is due Mrs. Grace
Miller for her assistance IN oversee
ing the serving. The Mattresses
were Madeline Franks, Marie Scott,
Hettie Merrick, Dorothy Owen, Fern
Shreve and Jean Paisley.
The Civic League.
The Civic league met with Mrs.
Nellie Lueckel last Saturday even
ing. The principal part of the bust
ness was the election of officers,
which resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Alice Jack.
Vice president, Mrs Ella Barton.
Recording secretary. Mrs. Percy
Van Zant.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lin
ME Grown.
Treasurer, Mrs. Grace Rider.
Mrs. Belle McKiernan Brown, of
Dodge City, Kans- was the out-of-
town guest and was called upon for
remarks, and all were interested in
the thoughts she gave. She has
been an active civic worker in the
no oil
solo by Mrs. Brown, words and mu-
sic composed by her soldier boy be
fore going overseas. Mrs. Lueckel
and daughter played piano duet
which was much enjoyed.
Mrs. John Hamlin was hostess last
Saturday night to a rock party in
honor of Mrs. Inez Goodin Kelley. De
licious refreshments were served
Mrs Nellie Therme went to Bur.
| lington Tuesday to attend the annual
| missionary conference OF the church.
es of the Denmark association.
Mrs. Inez Goodin Kelley and Mrs.
Myra Massler are visiting few days
at the Fred Roth home.
Mrs. T. w. Grimm entertained a
company last Friday night at rock
| party in honor Of Mrs. Inez Kelley.
| Light refreshments were enjoyed.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs.
| Pearl Kick and Mrs. Minnie Westcott
entertained the Kensington club at
the home of the former. All were
| glad to meet their former member
Mrs. Inez Goodin Kelley, and an ex.
| ira meeting was made Of this in her
] honor A sumptuous repast was
served.
Mrs. Inez Goodin Kelley, Mrs. Myra
| Hassler and Miss Inez Boice were en-.
tertained for dinner Sunday at. Miss
Anna Masmer's.
| Miss Inez Boice is visiting at the
| John Bedell home in Athens.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Jacks, OF
Webster City, Iowa. are visiting their
son, F. N. Jacks, and family.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Leggett and
baby of Bonaparte, were guests at the
Perry Armstrong home Tuesday.
Mrs. Beeson returned Tuesday after
a two weeks visit with her son, Will
liam Beeson and family, of Keokuk
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Carr returned
from Des Moines Monday evening af-
ter visiting at the home of their broth
er Frank Carr.
Mrs. Ed. Hartrick, of Hedrick, Ia.
came Tuesday evening to visit her
sister Mrs. Bess Star
| Mrs. II. L. Linderholm, of Alton,
Illinois, mother of DR.. Linderholm,
passed away recently and DR.. and
Mrs. Linderholm left Saturday to be
away several days.
Mrs. Jean Campbell and son Don
aid, of Keosauqua, came this morning
Ito visit several days with her grand
mother Mrs. X. Van Zant and other
relatives.
Mrs. S. E. Shuster, Of Vernon, visi.
ted with her daughter, Mrs. OFT Sher-
rick the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary E. Pollack, of Buxton,
Iowa, Mrs. Lewis Leiby and children,
Faymie and Emery, of Tracy, Iowa,
visited at the home of their brother,
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