The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-16
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Rartenders' Union Dance.
The dance given by the Bartenders'
Union last night at Woodmen hall was
very largely attended and there was
much enjoyment. About one hundred
and fifty couples enjoyed the may
measures of the eighteen dance num-
bers presented in the program. O'Far-
lrells union orchestra Of Quincy furn-
ished the music for the event, which
proved to be one Of the most success
lful social entertainments ever given
by the organization, Several out-of-
town guests were present.
The various committees were active
in performing their every act of duty
and courtesy and were made UP as
follows:
Reception Frank Delaney, chair
imam; T F. Schard, Edw. Schulz, Chas.
| McCandliss, VIM. Agne, John Klepfer.
John Ketterer, Edw Montague, John
Winkler. Edw. Cahill. Harry Harrison,
Frank Weismann, Aleck Gowtz, Lem
~. Boyer, Fred DresselI, John Bregen-
ger, J. A. Reilly, Edw Boyle, Henry
Scherer, Chas. Hardesty. Louis Kueb-
Ter, Fred Hall, John Walton, Hugh
Brennan, Edw. Ahern, Henry Hines
Milt r. McCutchen, NJ. d. EARLY
Floor committee Carl Scheible,
chairman; Fred c. Eppers, Phil Glas-
! er, A. S. Nichols, j. NJ. Tickle, VIM.
Blaisdeil, T. ]. Hines, G. j. d Salzer,
1arr
Connery, John Concannan, M Stack.
Arrangement committee-H. Blais-
dell, chairman; L. w. Hurlby, Leroy
Spaulding.
Check. room Thomas Keraghan,
. William Lucas, Nick Mckenzie, VIII
liam Cowlby.
interesting Boys Banquet.
Last evening in the chapel of the
Westminster Presbyterian church was
held the annual banquet of the Boys
Mission Congress, composed Of more
: than twenty boys of the congregation
: under the age Of fifteen. Miss Horn
: ish was the organizer, Snd has beer
: the directress of the congress since
its formation and was in gerena
charge of the arrangements of las
ievening, assisted specially by Mis-.
Huiskamp, Mrs. Huiskamp and Miss
. Stricken. Parents of the members
former members and few friends
e additional, were the participants. Al
ter a short social meeting, adjourn
Il ment was taken to the dining room
y. for attention to the following menu
Escaloped oysters
&c croquets potatoes
pickles iellies
fs coffee rolls
m fruit nut salad
~ ice cream cake.
! The tables were beautifully fur
ished. and the service was by a nun
!. Der of the members of the congress
After the banquet, Miss Solomon pr
q sided over the speaking, which was b
ID some of the boys, and some of the il
10 vited guests, as follows:
&c. our Guests-Leonard Matless.
mi Our Hosts Hon. r. H. Bell:
If Roll Call by the speaker-Willi
4 LeFaivre, and response by the men
os bers, closing with the congress vel
20 Missionary Cadets-W oodson Hui
#. kamp.
: Pioneer Missions-A. NJ. Wyllie.
Staying by the Stuff Sidney CO
d. lisson.
"a Backbone-Donald Stricken
a On the Firing Line-Dr. R.
NJ Reid
:, The table fayors and decoration
Z. were appropriate to valentine da
10 and a feature of the evening was IL
u opening of the postoffice, where vi
:, entines were distributed to all wi
i were present There were about six
u in all VINO We're seated at the table
ba and enjoyed the pleasure of the occ
-. sion.
Bridge Company for ottun,wa Cue.
ali Mrs. Arnott Weess entertained
az company at bridge this afternoon
honor of Miss Corinne Qheadle
os Ottunlwa.
X. of C. Masquerade.
y. The Knights of Columbus last e,
rs ming gave one Of the most enjoyat
no pre-lenten affairs in the form OF
no masquerade dancing party which W
attended by forty couples. A dan
ed program was played by Agnes f
ts. orchestra until i o'clock, followi
nd which refreshments were served
re.
ri. Dancing Party at Warsaw.
Nd The Old Folks dancing party
"a; Saenger hall in Warsaw last event
on IT
ora A GREAT DISCOVERY.