The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-22
Seniors of the High School Present
Delightful Little com4dy En-
titled New Years in
New York"
PLEASED THE AUDIENCE
Awards in the Poultry Show Given at
Warsaw Annual Poultry Ex-
hibition Held Last
Week.

WARSAW, H., Dec. 22.-Saenger
hall was crowded to its full capacity
last night when the senior class of
the High school presented delightful
little comedy in three acts entitled
New Years in New York" or the
German Baron" 1t was one of the
best entertainments ever given in
Warsaw and reflected great credit
upon the young people who took part
Some of whom had never appeared
upon the stage before. TIL. following
Is the cast of characters:
Charlie Blake, a bookkeeper al So,
500 per annum, who believes in
practical jokes and temperance.
Edwin Klump
Capt. Augustus Fitz Poodle. .,...
Carroll Sack
Frank Playfair Ga friend of Blake.
........ Lester Longenecker
Butler. ........, Lester Longenecker
Hans Won Dinglebender. a Dutch
waiter at the Jolly Fellows. ......
.................. Henry Zobel
Coachman ....... Ray McMahan
Footman .... Ray McMahan
Madeline Goldfoil, young lady of
80, whose feelings are youthful,
and who imagines all the .oung
men are in love with her .....
Olivia Giller
Margaret Goldfoil her Younger sis
! ter, whose motto is ito yourself
be true and do not try to appear
/ what YOU are not :. Mary Johnson
/ Annabel Silverleaf ...............
. jeanette Spinauger
/ Kate Silverleaf fashionable young
I ladies. friends of Margarct's, and
receiving calls with. Hazel Meyers
\ Cook ..., Eunice Worthen
I.ady's maid ....... Myrl Maddox
Carol Sack as Capt. Augustus Fitz
Poodle of the English army typical
dude; Miss Olivia Giller as Madeline
Goldfoil Miss Mary Johnson as Mar
garet Goldfoil. her YOUNGER sister, ana
/ Henry Zobel as Hans Won Dingie-
bender. were stars of the tlrst masnl-
4 tude. and kept the audience in a con
/ tinual roar of laughter by their VIII,
! and comical situations. Miss Grace
Edwards appeared n one OF the scenes
As China doll, and sung a pretty
song. accompanied by the 1erky ges'
! lures a doll was supposed tc make
walking on the Stage from the large
box which was wheeled from the
wings In response to voclferous
encore, she sang a pretty sentimental
song as child. She has a lovely
voice. and would make her marx ~
opera.
The specialties were eScelient
above the average presented ps pro
fessional troupes The Squaw danes
with song and the Cowgirl song an'
dance by eight young ladies, and the
See Saw song by six girls three DIP
nearing as boys, won hearty pplause
The plav was a great success IN CIV
orv way and will be repeated Satur
day night when tickets VIII be 20 any
IL cents. The net proceeds OF oot'
performances will be devoted 10 ln'
development of the school iapora'oi
work. ,.,,,.a y,
Mrs. Luella Newell Worthen-
2 N. of A. Elect officers.
r,over Leaf camp, No. S64, t. \
/, of A.. at it's last regular mee'in'
f elected the following officers for IN
: coming year:
! oracle-Mrs. Eta Allen.
| vice Oracle-Mrs. Rosa Krebs'
S Chancellor-Mrs. Annie Shepherd.
Recorder Mrs Mary Ernst
Receiver Mrs. Ida Ringoid.
Marsbal-Mrs. Maggie Ringold.
INNER sentinel-Mrs. May FurtneN
+ Outer sentinel-Mrs Clara White
t Nanagers-Mrs. Richardson an
y Miss Annie Barth.
# Physician Dr. j. Eaton Johnson
:, News Items.
/ Misses Jennie and Anna Johnsto
e of Chicago, formerly of Keokuk wi
a arrive here Christmas morning for
Z, visit with their brother and sister, d
II and Mrs. ]. Eaton Johnston.
Il Miss Theresa Dallam came hon
FRIDAY last from Knox College, Gale
burg. to visit home folks during II
n holidays.
d Holiday shopping is pretty bris
v streets and stores are lively, with Il
a lieutenants of old Santa Claus
q, spite of short crops, the farme: seer
Q 70 have the most money to spend al
,e he spends it with lavish hand
ID Mrs. Breslin died last night, ag
ID "a wears. She was one of Warsaw
Il,
ID ,n,v One .BRoMo oUININE," that