The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-13

The Monday Mualc Club

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The MONDAY. Music Club.
The Monday Music club program
given in. the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium
last night, was representative of the
works OF modern composers, and
proved AN interesting contrast to Ie.I
Old lynn Programme of January
twenty-ninth.
Those participating in the program
were Miss Jane Carey and Miss Clara
Gertrude Fry, pianists; Miss Caroline
Baldwin and Mrs. Hugh Butler, So
lprano and Mr.. Donald D. Dick, violin
| list. The two latter were heard for
the first time in the club, and their
numbers were highly enpoyed. Mr..
Dick responded to an encore with one
of the dances in the Sinte written by
Conan for Shakespeare Henry
VIII
Miss Fry Miss Carey and Miss
Caroline Baldwin did well their parts
OF the program, and were generously
applauded.
! A short business meeting preceded
the program. The secretary's and
ltreasurer's reports were read and APP
proved and arrangements made for
"The Swan and the Skylark." to be
given February twenty-second. in the
Congregational church, by the Mon
day Music club chorus.
The chorus will meet in the Y. M.
lC. A. auditorium Wednesday at $50
D. m. and every member should be
present, as it will be the last regular
rehearsal before the concert. There
will be one more with orchestra and
organ, Wednesday, February twenty
first, but this will necessarily be short
, and less thorough.
| The auxiliary will meet tonight in
the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium. Music
club members are invited to attend
!, Visitors, fifteen cents.
The next regular program OF the
u club win be on February the twenty
= sixth, when the Quincy reciprocity
/. program will be given
, Married Last Evening.
J . Miss Eula M Ralph, daughter o.
n Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Ralph, 203 Fulton
;. street, and Mr. William III. Smalle.
e were married yesterday afternoon a
n O'Clock at the home of the brides
5 parents, by Rev. J. F. Sanders, pasto
), of the First Baptist church Mis-
e Ralph has lived in Keokuk two years
g and was reared and educated at Mem
s phis, Mo. The groom is a former resi-
y dent of Omaha and has been workin,
for the water power company for sey
r eral months.
Bartenders Union Dance.
is One of the largest of the pre-lente
9 dances will be that given by the Ba
lie tenders Union Thursday evening
Woodmen hall. A program of eigl
|6 teen dances has been arranged whic
a will be played by O'Farrell's unto
orchestra of Quincy. The. program
& follows: ~
in Program.
t. Grand March ....... ~. Deep Purpl
% Waltz. From Alma Where Do 70
Live. ~
IN Whiskey Sour
Z. Two Step .,.....-..I Got You Stew
IL Pousse Cafe
i'd Waltz ....+.........In Loves Arbe
~ Burke's Grape Julep
Two Step 20 You Beautiful Do
Martini Cocktail
Quadrill ........... Box of Monkie
Absinthe Frappe
lie Waltz .....,.... Echoes Of Sprin
III P. & N. Puritas
ne Two Step ............... Splinter
Port Wine Sangaree
Ostende .................. Local 3,
Manhattan Cocktail
Waltz Il Will Give You All You As
Royal F'izz
a. Two step ......,........... Bill
Leisy Rochester
mo- Schottische ........ Drifting Clout
ay Sloe Gin Hickey
NO Quadrili .,...,........... Moonligl
Black and White Hi Ball
er Waltz ................D ream5 of "
.at P. & G. Bohemia
oh Two Step ......... When | Woke I
nm Mamie Taylor
is. Waltz From the Red Red Ro
Soda Cocktail
in Three Step ........... All For Y
,at Morning Glory Fizz
lie. Schottische From Katie d
re. Angels Dream
Waltz ......... Home, Sweet Hor
a Miller's High Life
is
Reception Committee.
ed Frank Delaney, chairman; T
ISIS Schard, Edw. Schulz, Chas. McCar
It liss, VIM Agne, John Klepfer, 10
ed Ketterer, Edw. Montague John vii