The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-10-01

AoquCsc dAu luuldu CtuDE were uS0Q
IN decorating the recreation booth.
Shamrock club The Shamrock nat
urally used the colors Of the .'ould
SOD" green and white The extension
work OF the association is in charge
of the Shamrock club. The Sham
rocks booth was directed by Mrs. T..
R. Board.
The guests were served with punch
IN the library, Miss Margaret VIII
hanson serving.
Euchre Company, Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas John and daughter,
Mrs. Greta John. will entertain a COM
pany Of friends at euchre next Thurs
day afternoon. at their residence, 1923
Morgan street.
Cards at Mrs. Furlongs.
Tuesday afternoon at her residence,
100 Franklin street, Mrs. Joseph NJ
Furlong will entertain at cards.
Club Meeting Of DIxles.
The Dixie Card Club will meet with
Mrs. Walter H. Hennings, Tuesday az
ternoon at her residence, 1926 Blon-
deau street.
Company [ Will Have Own Hall.
Thus early, the members Of Com
pany L, Keokuk's military organiza-
ton, are looking forward to the sec
ond annual military ball Of the COM
pany which will be held next Febru-
airy. The soldiers will be in their own
armory some time soon where fine
dance floor will be at command, be-
| ing three feet narrower but ten feet
longer than Woodman hail.
| Surprise For Miss Danford.
| A surprise party was given for
Miss Irene Danford Friday evening
last at her home, iii Des Moines
street. Music and games were en-
! joyed and refreshments were served.
/ Those present were: Misses Mary
Moore, Ruth Ldlley, Maude Lilley, Gla-
dys Schaefer, Irene Danford. Faith
Danford, Vera Stevens. Lois Stevens,
Gertrude Garrison Edna Westman.
Messrs. Henry Radasch, Edward West
man, Vernon Bell, John High, Arthur
Kirby, Adrain Kirby, Simeon High,
Charlie Wiesman and Frank Holstein.
Saturday Afternoon Company Of Lit
i tile Girls.
Miss Margaret Weisemann very
i pleasantly entertained party OF lit
tie friends Saturday afternoon from
three to six o'clock at the home Of
her aunt, Mrs. Jno. Leisy, it being
Margaret's sixth birthday anniversy.
Delicious refreshments were served
and all report fine time. The ia
vored guests were: Gladys Schaffer,
Genevive Bell, Louise Sterne, Marg-
aret Hodge, Violet Cochrane, Wilma
Westcott, Helen Woolley, Alice Beck
man. and Marian Wescott.
Opening Program OF Monday Music
Club for Members and Their
Friends.
Tomorrow evening in the Y. M. G.
A. auditorium, the opening program
of the fall season will be given, by the
Monday Music club and each member
of the organization will be permitted
| to invite their friends to this initial
entertainment which will consist OF
musical and recitative scandinavian
4 numbers. No charge will be made for
i admission of outsiders. and an unus
To- 3o oil
\ The program will consist of two
parts. The second installment will be
Grieg's "Bergliot,'' with words by
4 Bjornson. Miss Brown will be the
4 reader and Mrs. Hillberg, the &C
companist.
eleventh century, the place. Bron
theim, the quaint old city of the
4 Attic circle. The king of the north
i way perpetrates treacherous deed
and the work of the master writer IL
i illustrates why the peoples of Norway
i and Sweden became at last so close
ly associated.
4 The entire program as it will be
executed, succeeds:
i Sonata G Major, by Grieg.
(aIlegro vivace)
(allegretto TRANQUILITY
(allegretto animato)
J Prof Zoellner.
4 Hallen .Junker Nils
Siogren /. drommen.
Sibelius SAT SAT Susa.
Swedish Volksong.
Mr.. Risberg.
: Anderson Swedish dances.
Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Sawyer.
Part III.
Grieg- Bergliot, words by Bjorn
SOM
j, Miss Brown, accompanist, Mrs. Hill
berg.
The program sponsors will be Mrs
Albert G. Hillberg and Miss Caroline
( Baldwin and the house committee
Misses Mary Rubidge and Myrtle Dav
: idson.
Gold Watch for Mrs. Reeves.