Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-25
K, { Of. !. ?. }. MIIvsTRELs | I !! E 5.
The | {. COMING \ IN G Event Even Y 7
sILvER-voIcED LOCAL SINGERS
TO BE HEARD IN. MINSTREL
PERFORMANCE. y
MARCH 3RD AND 4TH THE DATE

MARCH 3RD and 4TH THE DATE!
over 500 Seats Reserved Before
Noon To-day. The Big Social 7
Event Of the Winter.
! On Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week, at Central opera house
in this city, will take place the first
annual x. p minstrel performance
This event gives evidence of Seclips:
ling anything ever attempted along
this line in Manchester. The sale of
seats was begun this morning and
before noon over five hundred reser;
vations were made for the first
nights performance and large mum.
ber for the second evening.
The proceeds derived from the per
formances will be devoted towards
defraying the expense that the mem
bers Of the lodge have been to in
fitting up their club room and hall.
The grand first part will be fol-
lowed by an Olio, consisting of a
ladies quartet composed of Mrs. =.
! w. Williams. the Misses Lucille and
Marjorie Arnold and Amy Ram, and
acts by different members of the
company. Edward Hruby is to fill
the position of interlocutor, and DR..
H. NJ. Bradley, E.&%W. Williams, H.
B. Commerford,s H. T. Smith, J. E..
Radebaugh and F.. B. Blair, end men.
The following we'll known singers of
Manchester Will give solo numbers:
AID. Brown, H.. B. Commerford, Rae
Dunham, T.. N. Arnold, H M. Brad
ley. and j. E. ,Radabaugh. The solo,
lists will be, assisted by a circle Of
silver voiced singers, among whom
are Alfred Gildner, Norman Ackley,
Theo. Shelly, M j. Yoran, w. G..
Blake, and a large chorus composed
OF the following: Noel May, Burrel
Work, Douglas May, Claude S Gray,
Vincent Bechelli,l Henry Logan. John =
Logan, Harry Pinch. George New
man. Harry: Thorpe, A. J.. Bruce, Car
ry Thorpe, Chas. Malven, Jas. Bur Bur,
Brown: Clair Thorpe, Glenn Smith,
is, e. NJ. Daniels, M. a. Richardson,
uGAlS1C, LLSAlA tAsANNSSS LIZ "
son. and Nelson Atwater- ;
The newly organized Manchester
band will. head street parade in,
which the men who take part in the
performance win join. The parade,
Is to take place at about the noon
hour Of Tuesday and "Wednesday,
providing the weather cond fions per-
init. t.ss3 - 5.3 4+.s5 Efs
Another feature Of the; entertain
meats will be. the accom- mpaniments
by E3tJkS orch stra. Following the
performance ON Wednesday evening
the seats will be removed for a
dance. which; j takes place imme ediate-
W foiowiing the eieae of the pei rl;ss
formance ~, 81 ss.s5 ssi
The Schumann club will meet on
Thursday afternoon with lila, Mertz
The Following program will be giy:.
en-: "A. sa g.Ysta ,.Gssgssss x 80.
Duet. The Violet. :. Sartorio
Helene and Cora Hockaday.
Hand in Hand - :. - .Ducelle
= Agnes Bradley SIS.
Serenade. .Ta..&-.. ..Jessle uay noA
: Lorraine Bradley.
Waltz of the Flower Fairies: Crosby
5$3. 49,. ~ Alma Jewell.
The Children'ss Party :. Burgmuller
~ y, q. Eva Kephart.
Polka MaZurka.,. Llchner
I s5l,sSs.,s "A S5 u Helen Hudson.
March. ,.,E... -. ...Geise
!. Huberta clemens.
Gen., Bum Bum. ). .... ..Poldlnl
AZ Margaret Graham.
On the Meadow. 80. &. :Lichner
Ila Mertz.
Reading, u Mary Cary. n
Helen Pierce.
Dream of the Shepherdess. Lab1tzky
Z ri ~ Elva Madden.
Etude. SO. .ig.. tohcole toicoli
y Helen Sphinx.
Evening Chimes. :. Carl tHelns
vs. Ss Mae Brownell. jsl
Narcissus.. $: Nurn
~ Gladys A1cock.
First Regiment March. s@..@ Kelly
Mae Brownell, Miss Miner.
4 OnS the afternoon OF February 1S,
1914. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Maurer of this, city, took place
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Katherine Maurer, to Mr.. VIM. Che
napp,i son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Gienapp of Earlvile. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. MIR. Ket-
tier of Delaware. "A large number OF
the relatives of the contracting par.
ties were present to witness the
cere mony. These young people nave
marry friends in Manchester and the
east ern portion of Delaware county,
who. wish them success and happl
ness in their married life. They vii!
20 to housekeeping on the G. r.
Ed,nunds farm northeast of Manches-
ter. where they will be- at home to
their friends after March l, 1914. We
DIN, their many friends in textendtne
hearty congratulations to this esti-
mable couple. 5}ssl 49,.
About twenty young people enjoy
ed a very pleasant social evening at
the home of Mr.! and Mrs. SoloL
Hamblin on .Esat Main street last
Wednesday night. tsss
The Curr ent Events club will meet
with Mrs. Will Burke on Friday al
ternOon. j $H.yE VA !:
DEATH OF Il. W.: REED.
g The death of H., w. Reed. for
mer resident of Delaware county, oc-
CURED at his home in. Sidney, Mon
tana, on last Wednesday, February
is. Death was caused from paralysis
of the heart Mr.. Reed formerly re-
sided near. Spring Branch and re-
moved to Oregon about ten years
ago. About two years ago he remov-
ed to Montana. Delaware county
relatives and friends regret to learn
of his death.
BUY REGISTERED ANGUS HERD.
J.sC.s and Lindsey Barr last week
purchased at the Geo. Main sale at
Coggon seven head Of registered
Black Poll Angus cattle, and will