The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-12-04

the year, that occur during the week
from Christmas until New Years.
Monday Music Clubs Program.
The meeting of the Monday Music
club tomorrow evening will be The
clubs last until after the holidays
and the next program will be given
on January 2. The executive com
mittee will meet at 7:S0 O'Clock, as
usual. An interesting meeting is
/ promised for tomorrow night. and the
program is one which will attract the
attention of all earnest music lovers.
1t follows:
Sponsers-Miss Maymie Young and
Mrs. Venning.
Paper-Old Time Airs.
Mrs. Virginia w. Iv4n~, Miss Eliz-
abeth G. WINS, assisted by Mrs. Geo.
Collingwood Tucker and Chorus and
Mr.. James Young.
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry, Mrs Ha-
ken |. Sawyer, accompanies.
Old English Songs-Love is Sick
ness; Come, Oh Come, My LIES De-
light; He That Loves Rosy Cheek;
Once l Loved a Maiden Fair; The
Complacent Lover; The Lark Now
Leaves His Watery Nest-Horotio
/ Parker-Mr. James Young
Old Spiritual-Mrs. Tucker
| Modern Darkey Songs.
! Melindy-Mrs. Tucker and Chorus.
! Little Alabama Coon
/ Scotch Song-Lock Lomond.
Italian Song-Addio MILO Ben.
t German Song-Ach, Vie lists Moe
glich.
French Song-Ghazal Chant Dam
our.
Spanish Song-El Jaleo De Jarez.
! Irish Song-The Dear Little Sham
rock.
Miss Twins.
America by Club.
| Music Club indispensable.
/ What Keolluk would do without her
| Monday Music club is problematical.
Now entering on its eleventh season,
| the club is one of the largest and
probably one of the most nearly per-
fected organizations of its kind in the
middle west With a personnel of
! the best and strongest singers in the
! city and an active membership that
4 is ever seeking new and broader fields
and preparing an endless chain of
! delights for the people of Keokuk and
vicinity, the organization is one we'll
worthy the support of every one. Now
at work on the preparation of one OF
1 the finest works known in the world
| of cultured music, the season for 1910
/ II looks exceedingly bright.
Recently book containing the Mon
i day Music clubs personnel, the Of
| ficers and committees, programs and
other information of general interest
was received from the hands of the
printer. Following is given this list,
/ exclusive of the programs for the sea
! son which will be execu ed bi-monthly
in the clubs concert hall. the Young
/ Mems Christian Association audito-
rum:
| House Committee-Miss Kathrine
Jenkins and Miss Elizabeth Board.
Club Mother-Mrs. Augusta Wells
/ Kilbourne.
| Officers:
President-Miss Elizabeth G. WINS.
I Vice President Mr.. George A. Has
sail
| Score ary-Miss Jane Carey.
Treasurer Miss Martha P. Bald
4 win
Executive Committee Miss Eliza
beth G. wins, chairman; Miss Jane
Carey. Miss Martha P. Baldwin, Miss
Clara Gertrude Fry, Mrs. Geo. Col
4 lingwood Tucker, Mr.. j. O. BOYD, Mr..
Geo. A. Hassall Mrs. Hazen l. Saw
yer, Mrs. VIM c. Collins, Mr.. c. P.
Dorsey. Mrs. Louise B. Field.
Membership Committee-Appointed
by the president.
/ Program Committee-Miss Jane
Carey, chairman; Miss Clara Ger.
trude Fry, Mrs. Geo. Collingwood
Tucker.
Year Book Committee-Mrs. Mary
/ Miller, chairman; Mrs. VIM Ballinger,
Miss Elizabeth G. WINS.
Auditors Mrs. o. S. Wiley, Mr.. al
Ian COLLISION.
! House Commit ee-Miss Louise
Klein, chairman; Miss Mary Rubidge,
Miss Marion Becker. Miss Edith An
derson, Miss Edith Russell. Miss Olive
Stricken Miss Maymie Young, Miss
Elizabeth Board. Mrs. Allan Majors.
Miss Maren Pease, Miss Hazel Bal
linger, Miss Irene Rollosson, Miss
Helen Milestone, Miss Clemence Da-
dant, Miss Kathrine Phillips, Miss
Ruth Castor, Miss Jessie Banks, Miss
Gertrude Ellsworth, Miss Josephine
Talbo, Miss Olive Morgan. Miss Kath-
rine Jenkins, Miss Myrtle Davidson.
| Hospitality Mrs. Au-
gusta W. Kilbourne, Mrs. Virginia w.
( wins. Mrs. w. C. Howell, Mrs. Earl
( Wills. Mrs. John Rankin Irwin, Mrs.
lanes B. Diver. Mrs. O. S. Wiley,