The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-11-05

ghosts and witches present to make
the guests feel at home They were /
escorted to the cellar and made the
trip Of "Giggle Alley During the
evening delicious two course supper
was served consisting OF:
Cream Chicken in Timball Shells
Sandwiches
Salad waters
Ice Cream Cake
crowfey-W Marriage Tomorrow
Morning.
Miss Ruth D. Crowley and Mr.. Ed
ward G. Walsh will be married al
nine o'clock tomorrow morning IN 81
Peters Catholic church. The very
Rev. James Gillespie will of1ciate.
Miss Bernadine F. Crowley, sister
Of the bride, will be the bridesmaid
and Mr.. Roy S. Walsh, the groom's
brother, will be the best man. After
:! their honeymoon trip, bride and groom
will be at home to their friends at
| the residence Of the brides parents.
All. 0uu MI .. II. " SA0WASJ, 49,
street, November fifteenth.
Mrs. steiaer Presented With Pretty
Cut Glass Berry Dish.
Friday evening after their meetlng
the members Of the Royal Neighbors
enjoyed social time, during which
Mrs. Joseph W.. Steiger was present
ed with handsome cut glass berry
Bowl, token of esteem from her
lodge friends. in recognition Of her
seven years Of: service as recorder OF
the lodge. The presentation remarks
were made by Miss Hannah Housley
and was very feelingly responded to
by Mrs. Steiger. who was not expect
| ing the appreciation bestowed upon
; her.
4. Mrs. ]. j. Duggan, nee Miss Laura
! EUllrich, received number OF pretty
land useful presents from the Royal
4 Neighbors,. at a miscellaneous shower
in the lodge room Friday night.
Alpha Trists With Mrs. Bartruff.
Tomorrow afternoon the Alpha Trist
,lWhist club will meet at the residence
D of Mrs e. T. Bartruff
i Woman's Whist Club Tuesday.
!, Mrs. William j. Roberts will be
, hostess to the Woman's Whist league
a Tuesday afternoon.
g Shakespeareans in Session.
:. The members of the Shakespeare
{. club will meet Tuesday evening will
s Mrs. william G. Blood.
& Current Events at Mrs. Young's.
Thursday evening, the Curren
Events club will be entertained b!
. Mrs. James Young.
!. Dance Postponed.
The regular twice a month dancin
party of Messrs. Rockenbach ant
., Pemberton has been postponed fror
. tomorrow evening, to the Monda
week following, November thirteenth
With the Lovers Of Music.
: In its report of a Chicago musical
recently, the Chicago Music New
contained the following compliment
8 ary notice Of William Lester OF thi
= city:
The pupils of Mr.. Thomas Mao
L Burney may well be glad to have
) teacher so devoted to an ideal as
:. he-and especially thankful that TIL
z ideal is along such helpful as we
as artistic lines.
l. Mr.. MacBurney never stops to col
slider the detail difficulty of any prop
9 sition which he wishes to carry OF
r for the benefit Of his pupils and he
, peculiarly fortunate in having assis
ants who take up his plans with e.
thusiasm and carry them through wit
\ the greatest of care in the most N
mute details.
All this is suggested by the IA
that on last Friday evening the wrl
er was privileged to spend IAN eve
ing with Brahms" at the MacBurnt
studios in the Fine Arts buildin
the special guides and entertaine
being Miss Hazel Huntley, Mr.. w
liam Lester and Mr.. MacBurney.
Mr. Lester illustrated the them
OF the piano Sonata" in F min
and played besides an "Intermezzc
a "Capriccio" and "Scherzo" "
only is this young pianist serious al
poetical to the limit, but he is al
of most analytical turn of min
and in playing Brahms he shows n
only piano technic and pianist
knowledge of all sorts, but he evir
es as well analytical powers and
tellectual grasp far beyond the or
nary.
etarye to Gain Weight
The fat one who has been cut out
meals galore will now rejoice T.
last cure for thinness Is to omit eve
other dinner. A man under such tre'
mcnt by advice OF an up-to-da
Dhyefcian has paiuod at tho rate