The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-16


style which is so pleasing at an affair
of this kind, with the quaint knee
bleeches and lace front of the Father
of his country and his wifes cunning
attire of flnery that gave touch o.
exquisiteness to it all.
Edward Lotion, Jr.. as Uncle Sam,
costumed in style and manner that
prompted many patronizing remarks
of the unique and stunning attire of
our dear Uncle was one of the
most attractive features of dress Of
the entertainment
The piano, vocal solo and readings,
We're finely rendered and a humber of
encores greeted each in turn as they
We're interspersed happily here and
there among the tableaux and other
settings.
Following the entry of George and
Martha Washington, with Uncle Sam
and Columbias daughters. George
Washington, impersonated by Mr..
Ldnquist, took charge of the balance
OF the program.
A dumb-bell drill by Misses Janet
School and Dorothy Renaud was espec-
tally good. being in charge of Miss
Hummer. physical director Of the
Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton. The Marder orchestra contribut-
ed several enjoyable numbers on the
program and violin solo by Mrs.
Marder was well received. Miss Klein
favored with several pretty vocal
numbers as did Mr.. Loewenstein and
piano numbers were contributed by
Misses Schmidt and Hummer.
Tableaux Finely Given.
The two-scene tableau closing the
pretty program, was excelleatly Civ
en- and brought forth delighted ap-
plause.
Miss Vera Burger. prettily alfred
as Miss Columbia. portrayed in a
lovely way, that portion of the en-
tertainment. Other characters were
Germany, Charles Honce. Ireland.
Martha Tracey. Old Maid. Ruth Hart
leg, Indian. Roy Dimond, Soldiers
Farewell. William Eisenhuth, Miss
Gonna Roche. Janet School and Dor
othy Renaud, News from Home, en-
acted by Roy Dimond and William
Eisenhuth. Clyde James, the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles James,
enacted finely, the part of young
George Washington and the climax
completed with the appearance of his
Father George D. E. Linquist. Miss
Martha Tracey as Betsy Ross, was
decidedly clever in her execution OF
that character. The Blue and the
Gray, the close of the tableau of he
second part. were parts taken by Roy
Dimond and Charles Honcs.
Following is the program as given
in full last evening:
The Program.
Arrival of George and Martha
Washington, escorted by Uncle Sam
and Colunlbia's Daughters.
Selection Marder orchestra.
Vocal solo. "Old Glory '-Miss Janet
School; accompanist, Miss Louise
Piano selection Misc Julia
Schmidt.
Vocal solo. The Minstrel Boy
Miss Louise Klein, accompanies, Miss
Nina Phillips.
Selection Marder orchestra.
Monologue, THE timers Miss Con-
ma Roche.
Piano selection-Miss Hummer.
Vocal solo-Mr Henry Loewen-
stein; accompanist. Miss Mildred Mil
Ter.
Durnb-bell drill Janet School and
Dorothy Remand under direction OF
Miss Hummer, physical director Y.
w c. A.
Part Two.
Uncle Sans reception, introducing
Uncle sam. Columbia, Germany, Ire
I land, Old Maid. Indian; accompanies,
Miss Pauline Schneider.
Vocal solo. Il Love the Stars and
Stripes Miss Louise Klein; accom-
PIANIST Miss Nina Phillips.
Selection arder orchestra.
Reading, Aunt Dolesules, Visit TO
a SICK Friend'-Miss Florence Wed.
Ter.
Violin solo-Mrs Marder.
Piano duet-M Misses Meta Hummer
and Julia Schmidt
Selection Marder orchestra.
Tableaux: 1j Soldiers Farewell
~ News from Home (3} Young
George Washington and His Ratchet
Tsbleaus Second Part.
"a Betsy Ross making first United
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