The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-19

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The club hostesses were Mrs. J..
Albert Kiedaisch, Mrs. M. +. Baker
and Mrs. E. X. tombstone.
Rogers-EWers Wedding.
A wedding of considerable interest
to Keolxuk people was solemnized last
week in st. Joseph, Mo-, when Miss
Anna, Rogers became the bride OF MI
Frank j. Ewers, Jr., son OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. Frank Ewers of this city. The
st. Joseph News and Press has this
account of the wedding:
Miss Anna Rogers and Mr.. Frank J.
Ewers, Jr, of Chicago We're married
Wednesday morning at o'clock AT
the ST. James church, the Rev. j. u.
O'Donnell officiating. Lilies and pink
carnations were used on the altar.
The bride wore suit OF taupe broad
cloth embroidered in dark blue. Her
blouse was of cream colored Seorgette
crepe and her hat corresponding with
the suit Her bouquet was al corsage
of bride roses and valley lilies. Miss
Margaret Ewers Of Keokuk, Iowa,
sister of the bridegroom was maid OF
honor. She wore a dark blue trlco-
tine suit with hat of gold lace and
maline. Her blouse was of flesh col
ored georgette crepe, and her corsage
of Aaron Ward roses and sweet peas
Mr.. ]. F. Rogers, brother of the bride,
acted as best man. The ushers were
Messrs. Leonard Rogers, also broth
err of the bride, and Mr.. Francis Mil
EFT. Following the ceremony, break
fast was served at the home OF MI.
John F.. Rogers, Reece apartments.
Mr.. Ewers and his bride left for Kan
sas City, Keokuk and Chicago after
which they will be at home in 81
Louis. Out-of-town guests were MISS
Ida May Thomas of Troy, Kan; Mrs.
Thomas B. Rogers of Portland, Ore:
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ewers, Sr., and
Miss Margaret Ewers of keokuk,
Iowp. Miss Winifred Dolan and MI.
Oscar J. Schalburg of Omaha, y"
A number of affairs have been given
for Miss Rogers, among them DIM
nor last night by Mrs. /. e. Hawkins
at her home, Mertland apartments
and miscellaneous shower Saturday
night at the home of Mrs. j. w. Mil
EFT.
Men Will Entertain.
There will be two outside speakers
+bis evening on the missionary pro-
cram presented by the honorary mem
hers OF the c.. w. B. M. of the First
christian church at 8 O'Clock IN the
no rlors of the church. The Rev fTeu-
erick w. Long will talk on the For,
eipn phase of the Inter Church Worlu
Movement, and the Rev. Harvey ).
Moore will speak on the Whole WORK
10 the Inter Church World Movement.
THE men who are the honorary
of the G. w. B. M. present
one program during the year and 10
,iaht is their annual affair. FOLLOW
;ns Tho program and business meeting
this evening, refreshments Will pc
served.
Rirthdav Party This Evening".
ra,ro,, IfhIer will be host this eve
to Of delightful birthday party
alirsn in his honor at his nome, ga
sI;ah street, There will be twenty
sme gnests present. including Mrs.
IIo NV a yanecker, Miss Helen dong
amanier and Miss Emily Boyle from
out of the city. .a
Fourth Ward League.
The fourth ward auxiliary 10 the
leae-,e Of women voters Will NEE. "
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock IN
the Second Presbyterian church. MI; MISS
Mert. Mitchell will speak on The
neicial The Direct and the Presiden-
ti,aI Preference Primary" Mrs. D. w.
pisshon will have a paper on The
oiactorateg Mrs. Charles Fannin,
chairman of the American Citizenship
cnmmittee. will speak on that part of
the program. All of the women OF