The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-26

made many friends here. Mr.. David
son is the son of Mr.. A M. Davidson
Of this city, with whom he is ASSOC
ciated as a partner in the Briar Mills.
The Davidsons will stop in Burling-
! ton for visit with Mr. Phillips on
their way home.
1t is great satisfaction to tho
| friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
that they are to live in Keokuk. For
the present they will reside at 204
North First street, but they eI.
pect to build home on North First
between Concert and High streets
very shortly.
| Engagement Announced.
Wednesday evening. at her home,
1901 Grand avenue, Miss Florence
Green entertained in honor of Miss
Helen Pond. The guests were seven
young ladies who are special friends
of Miss Pond. During the evening
announcement was made of Miss
Ponds engagement to Walter F..
Nichols, formerly Of Keokuk, but now
Of Detroit. A beautifully appointed
supper was served. A yellow color
scheme was carried out in the deco
rations, jonquils, yellow candles and
yellow place cards being used.
Observation-Disclosures Marriage.
Word has been received in Keokuk
of the marriage of Miss Edna Ran
dolph I.effingwell and Mr.. Arthur
Irwin Hartrick. which was solemn
lied in Chicago last Wednesday after.
noon at one of the Methodist par
sonages there. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hartrfck.
OF Chicago, who are the brother and
sister-in-law Of the groom. Miss
Leffingwell is the daughter Of Mr..
James Leffingwell, of Decatur She
was born in Keokuk and spent her
life here, having been educated here
in the public schools, and after leav-
ing school, working in the office OF
the S. F. Baker company until re-
Gently. Mr.. Hartrick is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hartrick OF this city.
Keokuk has been his home also. He
was employed at Schouten's bakery
until his entry into military service,
and again worked there after his re-
turn until about three weeks ago.
Mr.. Hartrick was with the first
troops that went to France. He now
has a position with the International
Harvester company in Chicago,
where he and his bride will make
their home.
Colonial. Program.
The student auxiliary presented a
colonial program in the high school
auditorium Tuesday afternoon. The
70 a CnINniQl
room, and the decorating was very
successfully done. The background
was large French windows, and colo,
NAL furniture was so placed that the
effect was as if one were observing
real living room OF the seventies.
The entire program was given IN
costume. With the exception OF the
solo by Mrs. Wilbur Hughes, who
as usual charmed her audience, the
musical numbers were given by the
auxiliary members. This organiza'
ton is achieving splendid produc-
tons, and yesterdays entertainment
was one of the most pleasing OF the
wear. A special feature OF the pro-
gram was the minuet danced by
eight wee colonial ladies'. The com
mittee which decorated, or, in fact,
which really built the colonial room.
were: Mary Louise Cochran, susan
Marsh. Adelaide Anschutz. Lee
Brown, Robert Willard and Leila
Yount.
Civic League Postponed.
The meeting Of the Civic league
which was to have been held this
coming Saturday, has been post
.poned to Saturday, March 6, on &C.
count of the D. A. r. luncheon at the
Keokuk club and the closing OF the
Blue Triangle campaign.
Citizenship classea
Tho study class in citizenship
under auspices of w. C. T. u, is now
fnishinp a seven weeks course. Two
excellent standard text books have
heen used and the following topics
considered:
Its OF citizenship, civil and
Federal constitution and govern.
ment.
The several grades of federal and
state courts and jur1es. =
Of1cials OF a county and township
and their duties. ~ a."
Taxation and money.
Party organization, primary. county
state and national conventions and
party platforms.
The ballot.
The class will meet at two o'ciock
Friday afternoon in the parlor OF the
First Baptist church.
A. O. II. Auxiliary.
The ladies' auxiliary to the A. O..
H., will hold social meeting this
evening at the home of Mrs. William
Elite, No 904 Carroll street. A short
program of musical numbers and
readings will be given.
Argyle Couple Wed Here.
At the Westminster manse yester-
day afternoon occurred the marriage
re varIv n Ware and Miss Helen