The Leon reporter., 1902-12-25
AN ENJOYABLE TIME.
Col. Henry Cadle the Prince OF Err
tertainers, Makes Social Hit.

One of the most pleasing and enjoy.
able entertainments held in Bethany
for some time was the complimentary
entertainment given on Monday eve
ming by Col. Henry Cade in honor of
Miss Edna Henrietta Kohler and MIR.
Robert Moore Koher Of Leon, IOWA.
These young folks are the grand-chii.
dren OF Robert Bowsher and wife, form
erly of Princeton, now Of Leon, who are
especial friends OF Col. Cadle. They are
very talented children. the boy especial
ly being q splendid vioiinist. Col.
Cadle engaged the Auditorium and Sc.
cured the services of some of our tai
ented young people and Prof. j, w.
Cook to present an attractive program,
to which he invited some 200 or $50
guests. all of whom thoroughly enjoyed
the excellent exercises. The violin
solo by Robert Moore Kohler of the
Mocking Bird" was rapturously re-
ceived, as was the cake.walk by Robert
ana MISS i1ul'a' "A the close " tne
program ali 'ls young io'hs was pre-
sented with boz of "Cracker Jack !"
ana those woo leiV lhc'ifeei remarked an
honf OF so 10 trlp the hsht lahsastic
toe.
The following visitors from Leon were
present;
Mr. ana Mrs. koDt, boWshef' MRS u
W. hohief' Mlss 'Neli l-eugef"oou' Mrs.
L'liian llafk' MRS >. IL. bo"shef ana
h'ss MICA oraules' "ho' WIN Tue IN
vi'e'i suesss oi 'iis OCCASION pfonou'ics''i
ooi' o"e 's " fos'A eiitei 'aiiief'- 'iiaiiy
Hepuplica'i
Mr. Henry Cadle, OF TINS city, was
visited Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bowsher, Mrs. j Il. Bowsher, Mrs
z. nj. kohier, MISS Edna ii. kohler,
Mr. Robert M. hohlef, MIS- Lillian
Clare, Misses Nell LedgerWocd and Mlda
Bradley, OF Leon, Iowa
On Monday evening Mr.. Cadle ten
dered complimentary entertainment
at the Auditorium, to four hundred
Bethany people, IN honor OF Miss koh-
iier ana M 7ihopefs kohler., Every
aVallapie seat In the Auditorium was
occupied and the box receipts" are
SAID 70 nave peen the largest IN the MS
tory OF the mouse. Ihe entertainment
was varied, OF q very nigh order, ana
thoroughly enJoyed by each one OF Mr..
Cadle,s guests, who showered their
thanks upon him for the splendid even
ing's entertainment.
Each number on the program was ex-,
cellently rendered, but lhe Democrat
desires to especially mention and COM
mend, and without .disparagement to
any other number on the program, the
violin solo by Master Robert kohler,
and the cake walk by Master Robert
and Miss Edna Kohler. Master Robert
is yiolinist OF rare skill, and as he lml-
tated the mocklng bird one could see IN
tier minds eye these feathered little
songsters carollng their sweet songs In
their native southland. AT the close OF
the entertainment each chlid-not tue
big children like Fred Cuddy-was pre-
sentsd sent with box OF crack 'a-Jack, Z
ana To-Day there IS not little one--of
big one either, tor that mattef-in Beth
any, who is not singing the praises OF
Henry Cadle. After all the little folks
and the Older persons had bade Mr..
Cadie good night the young people en-
]oyed pleasant social dance tllg md
night
Following is the program as carried
out:
"Rubber Boots"-A twenty minutes
farce by Misses Beulah Pointer, Shirley
Miner, C!andine Flint and Logan Prem
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