The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-07-24

Nearer My God TO lnee-SdreS.
Travelling Mems Good Time.
Next month some time, the members
of the United Commercial Travellers
Union of this city will go to Wild Cat
Springs with their wives, sweethearts
and families, where they will spend
day and an evening, making merry
and indulging in their first annual
picnic. Forty members of the local
order of knights of the Grip will el-
pend not less than two hundred dol
lars In making the affair a big sue
cess. Enough good things to eat VIII
be taken along to last a regiment a
week. A platform will be erected and
dancing will be enjoyed to the strains
OF a local orchestra. The affair prom
ises to be one of the largest functions
ever held among the travelling men
and their families in this city and
there have been number Of delight
full affairs given By the order in the
past several years, among them BAN
quets and dancing parties.
keokuk People Touring in Car.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Collier OF this
city are at the presen. time taking
a tour in the CTR of Mrs. Will Atiee OF
TT. Madison with several other Ft.
Madison people, FIT. Madison paper
of recent date saying of the trip:
Mrs. Will lee started this
morning for Minneapolis with a party
of friends in her touring car, her
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. D. Collier
Of Keokuk, Mrs. John Smith of Chi
cago, formerly of FIT. Madison, Mrs,
McKell of Omaha. formerly OF Bur
lington, and Mrs. n G. Roberts. Mrs.
Roberts will go as far only as Clear
/ axe. where she will visit with her
sister, Mrs. D. H. Palmeter, while the
others are in Minneapolis. At Min
neapolis Mrs. Atlee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Collier will be guests Of Mr.. and MRS.
i T., Root; the other ladies to visit
Mrs. McKee's daughter. The party
will return some time next week. ex-
cepting Mrs. Nickel, who will remain
for a longer visit with her daughter
Robert Sallender will be in charge OF
the car
HufstaderLester Recital Thursday.
An invitation song and piano reci-
tal will be given in the Auditorium
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of this city next Thursday
evening. July 2Sth, at eight o'clock,
Nv Mr.. Robert Cary Hufstader, tenor,
and Mr.. William Lester, pianist.
The admittance will be by program
onlv The invitations will be sent out
Monday
The following prominent music
lovers of the city will act as patron
esses of the occasion:
Mrs. William Ballinger, Mrs. q.
coIlingwood Tucker, Mrs. H. l. saw
YER Mrs. w. H. Carter, Mrs. A. f.
Iohnstone. Mrs. William Lester, Mrs.
r. G. Hufstader, Mrs. G. K. JOY, MISS
lane Carey, Miss S. M. Becker MISS
clara Gertrude Fry, DR.. Rowena
Morse, Miss Lucretia Huiskamp. MIS-
Mary Miller, Miss Caroline BALDWIN,
Miss Martha Baldwin.
The program will be as follows:
/ Tocatta and Adagio. ........ Bacn
Chorale- vorspiel ................. bacl
conata Handel
Ir,,,tas;e -. Mozart
Mr.. William Lester
SONGS of the Norseland. -. Lohr
NV Ships That Went A-Sailing.
Love is an Ocean.
,You Loved the Time of Violets.
Time Was / Roved the Mountains
Ewes That Used to Gaze IN NINE
Youth Has a Happy Tread
Mr.. Robert Cary Hufstader.
pomanza .Schumanr
Adagio ..................... u " iii'i'
/ Allegro con fuoco ......... Smdlne
! LIE Mer ................ DebusseA
Mr.. William Lester.
/ 4. Cradle Song .......... Brahms
Still VIE Die Nacht ......... Bonn
/ Serenade ................... ocnuoer
I"Celeste Aida" Vero
Mr.. Robert Cary Hufstader
s. Prelude in e Minor. VIM. Leste
Prelude in F Major .... VIM. Lestel
ITO Sonnet of Shakespeare
William Leste
Ballade William Leste
Mr.. William Lester.
6. Five Songs to Poems by Rob
ert Herrick .... William Leste
To Carnations.
To Electra.
To Dianeme.
Upon Roses.
To Anthea.
Mr.. Robert Cary Hufstader.
English Lutheran's Farewell.