The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-15
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Music Club Artist, safe.

Music Club Artists Safe.
Since most OF the artists who are
scheduled to appear before the Mon
day Music club this year are foreisn-
ers, there has been little anxiety as
to whether they would be able to ap-
pear. Miss Baldwin has received let
ters from the various managers ana
all artists are in this country with
the exception OF Jennie Dufau who
will sail this month from Bologne and
be in this country in time to fill all
her engagements. The largest aggre-
cation OF foreigners on the schedule
is the Russian symphony orchestra,
the members of which are for some
reason or another exempt from mill
tary duty. The Zoellner quartette is
made up OF native Germans; the two
men In 1t have thus far escaped mill
tary duty and they expect to complete
| this seasons tour. All members OF
the club, its patrons and friends who
wish renewal of their membership,
which will include the entire course
are asked to send their names to the
president Miss Martha Baldwin or to
the secretary Miss Clara Gertrude Fry
p. e. o. Honors Mrs. Daughrity.
The P. E. o. chapter held meet
ing last night at the home OF Mrs.
C. H. Dickinson, complimentary to
| Mrs. Lee Daughrity who left today
for Centerville where the family Will
reside. The chapter gave her a hand
some gift in silver in appreciation OF
the active interest she has taken IN
the work Of the chapter. The presen'
tation was made by Mrs. Henry
strickler. The September program
in the chapters study Of the stories
of operas was given. Miss Jessie vii.
son told the story Of the opera Der
4 Freischurtz and Miss Boyer gave the
! story of Tannhauser. Miss Clara Cert
rude Fry played THE Song to the
J Evening Star" from Tannhauser. The
program closed with the following vic
trola selections from the opera, The
Overture, Elizabeth's Prayer, The
J Grand March and the Pilgrim's
u Chorus. Miss Helen Sheppard who
wa. hostess with Mrs. Dickinson, as.
1 sisted in serving refreshments. Mrs
Robert Patrick of Ely, Nevada, was
} an out Of town guest.
C. w. q. N. kensington Today.
4 A large company Of ladies attended
the kensington given this afternoon
by the C. w. B, M. auxiliary IN the
parlors of the First Christian church
I An informal musical and literary pro-
gram was given which was OF high
order. The program included piano
duet by Mrs. w. G. Hughes and Mrs.
Il r. E.. Lowe; vocal solos were given
! by Mrs. G. F. Skirvin, Mrs. e. g.
;! Weisman and Miss Pearl Uhler; read.
ings were given by Mrs. A. e. McPher.
con, Mrs. Helen Owens Morris ana
Miss Mildred Rayburn, and the pro-
! gram closed with q piano solo by
i Miss Minnie Bear. Following the pro-
Il gram refreshments were served by
i Mrs. e, L. Aldrich, Mrs. Claud Owens,
Mrs. W. c. Hughes and Miss Myrtle
Davidson.
Reception for Or. BeardsIey.
The officers and members OF the
/
ception on Thursday evening In honor
of DR.. and Mrs. Frank G. Beardsley,
to which the members Of the congre-
cation and friends OF the church are
invited
| To Entertain Auxiliary.
Mrs. Geo. E. Rix and Mrs. H. A..
GRAY will entertain the members OF
st. Joseph's auxiliary and their
friends on Wednesday afternoon In
the hospital.
| Opening Y. W. c. A. Reception.
The opening reception for the Y.
w C. A. membership and their
friends is scheduled for the evening
Of Sept. goth.
In Honor Of Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. Isaac Blom, 513 North Fifth
street, very delightfully."- entertained
twenty ladies this afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. F. C. Johnson Of Long Beach.
The hours were from three to six
o'clock with a luncheon at Eve o'clock.
Mrs. Harry Yer steeg OF Colorado
Springs was an out Of town guest.
c. w. q. NJ. Auxiliary Officers.
The C. w. B. M. auxiliary at its an
nual meeting elected the following
officers:
President-Miss Pearl Uhler
Vice president-Mrs. J. P. Peterson.
Secretary-Mrs. H. H. Stafford.
Treasurer-Mrs. B. F. Smith.
The auxiliary has seventy members.
w. c. r. u. Entertained Today.
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