Welfare Campaigns in Iowa
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And return- ing at 10 P. M. Five hundred visitors including a band were transported to the camp by train and automobile. Each family brought with it well-filled baskets — so well-filled that they pro- vided dinner and supper for the multitude and left in the company ice-box delicacies that were not included in any army fare. The afternoon was spent in social visiting and in watching an exhibition drill put on for the occasion. ^°-' The great fondness of soldiers for "eats" illustrated on this o...ccasion was early recog- nized by women in the vicinity of the militia camps. The Priscilla Society of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at Sioux City dis- 232 WELFARE WORK IN IOWA tributed fifty cakes on Saturday evening, July 14th, as a contribution to the soldiers' Sunday mess. The Woman's Cristian Temperance Union of Fort Madison presented a pie to each member of Company K on May 30th. Unknown to this group the Daughters of the American Eevolution had also been planning a pie shower which took place on the following evening and w^as as cordially received as its predecessor.
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And return- ing at 10 P. M. Five hundred visitors including a band were transported to the camp by train and automobile. Each family brought with it well-filled baskets — so well-filled that they pro- vided dinner and supper for the multitude and left in the company ice-box delicacies that were not included in any army fare. The afternoon was spent in social visiting and in watching an exhibition drill put on for the occasion. ^°-' The great fondness of soldiers for "eats" illustrated on this o...ccasion was early recog- nized by women in the vicinity of the militia camps. The Priscilla Society of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at Sioux City dis- 232 WELFARE WORK IN IOWA tributed fifty cakes on Saturday evening, July 14th, as a contribution to the soldiers' Sunday mess. The Woman's Cristian Temperance Union of Fort Madison presented a pie to each member of Company K on May 30th. Unknown to this group the Daughters of the American Eevolution had also been planning a pie shower which took place on the following evening and w^as as cordially received as its predecessor.
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