The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-05
knights Of Pythias and Families SO.

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Knights Of Pythias and Families So
sciaI Season.
Friday evening in Castle Hall OF
Morning Star Lodge No S, Knights Of
Pythias, nearly $50 knights. their
ladies' and young people spent jolly
GOOD time observing the the anniver.
sary' of the order.
"A program Of enjoyment and much
pleasure to those attending was rem
dered in pleasing form by those par.
ticipating and the several numbers
are given below.
The address of welcome was made
BY Judge Rice II. Bell, who in his
own & happy manner of agitating
amusement, extcmporaneously, ex-
horted the company To enjoy them
selves to the utmost and his wishes
we're carried out.
The program:
Music Wells Orchestra.
Address Rice Il. Bell
Response Il. d. Fleming.
Song, Just a Wearing For You -
Miss Laura Pagett and Miss Helen
Hodge.
Shakey Eyes--Walt Nodier
Violin Solo-LeRoy Schultz.
..'Play That Barber Shop Chord
Joan BRASIL.
whats Tho Number? Miss Janette
School.
The Heart You Lost in Maryland
You'll Find in Tennessee John q.
Nodler
Music Wells Orchestra.
ED S. Lotion presided as program
chairman.
After the program had been con-
Guided. Judge Bell announced supper
in the dining room and as many as
possible we're seated about the tables
where very appetizing menu was
served in pleasant way by a num-
Der OF committeeman in charge of
this feature OF the evenings enter
tpinment.
The supper course consisted of:
Cold nam
Pickles Olives Celery
Rolls Coffee Doughnuts
Cheese
Ice Cream Cakes
Miss Natalie We'll, piano, and
Messrs. George Well, cornet and Hugo
Well, violin, played a fine program Of
dance music from nine until one
O'Clock, a merry list OF dances being
INDUCED in by the party, Music was
also' furnished by the We'll orchestra
during the program and the selec-,
tons heartily received.
Hon. VIM. Jennings Bryan Entertain.
! ed at Six O'clock Dinner at Mr.,
sfS :;cifas s.gPond's.
One of the most prominent, vet in
formal evening dinner functions Of
IN enjoyable nature, was the. SIX
o'clock course dinner at the resi-
Jence of Mr.. Charles S. Pond, 90
Morgan street on Friday evening, in
honor of William Jennings Bryan.
The. hour Of luncheon service was
spent in pleasant tete-a-tete and chat
18th Colonel Bryan and exchange Of
General intin,acies and enjoyment.
Those present were Hon. William J.
Bryan. Mr.. John e. Craig, Rev. Jas. F.
Sanders. .fr, A. Il. tombstone, Mr.. e.
Shaker. Mr.. Lee Hamill and Mr..
shas, S. Pond.
1.-THE recent honored guest OF Mr..
Pond. and Of the city. Colonel Bryan.
departed at 2:40 o'clock Saturday
irgcrning FOR Chicago where last even
iag he was rendered a reception and
einner at one OF the clubs in that city
Postponed Music Club.
!i'he Monday Music Club program
for tomorrow evening has again been
postponed. Announcement will be
lt made later of the next program Re-
Hearsal was held Saturday morning
Tor the Elijah chorus and all of the
lime possible is being spent in prep
ssfa;tion for that largest of the years
musical events. which comes the 18th
81 this month. and will probably be
held in Westminster Presbyterian
church.
En..rtsired Basket Sail Team.
After the basket ball game between
the Burlington and Keoktk teams last
night, the members OF both agsrega-
tons and the senior class OF the high
school was entertained at the resi-
dcnce OF Mr.. Roy Striclller, 326
North Fourth street. The evening
vas very enjoyably spent by those
present and the aftermath of the
game proved very pleasant occasion
Tor all concerned
For Miss Fink.
Miss Greta John entertained COM
pany of young lady friends Saturday
afternoon at her residence, SIS Nor
gan street in honor OF Miss Blanch
rink of Davenport, the house guest
o. Miss Calestine Agpew, 628 Ex-
caange street. Four tables were used