The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-12-30

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good bye.
Joseph Wilton.
keokuk Clubs Ball.
The annual ball given by the Keo-
kuk club last evening was one Of the
most enjoyable parties of the entire
series of events of the holiday season.
That it was the most successful and
most enjoyable of all of the clubs
annual holiday parties was the uni
versa1 comment. A spirit OF general
good fellowship seemed to prevail,
and everyone enjoyed himself from
the opening of the program to the end
of the eighteen dances.
At nine o'clock the line was formed
for the grand march. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Carroll Taber led the march around
the hall Mr. Taber is president OF
the Keokuk club. Programs were dis
tributed by Mr.. John e. Ellsworth
and Miss Emma Weaver, Mr.. Frank
Merrill and Miss Frances Sawyer.
Music for the dance program was
played by the Stone & Weis orches-
ira OF Burlington. This organization
is one of the best in this part OF the
state when it comes to the new
dance music. Their playing last night
was treat, and the dancers enjoyed
the program the more.
The program consisted OF eighteen
dances, most of them double dances.
The latest dances were included IN
this program. The order OF dances
and music was as follows:
One-step- Mississippi Cabaret.
Hesftation-Cecele.
One-step-From High Jinks.
Elest Henrietta
Maxixe Dengoze.
One-step- Tngle-Ingleing.
Waltz canter-Just Moment.
Fox Observation-Disclosures.
Hesitation-Un Peu d. Amour.
Castle walk-Creeney Melody.
Hesitation-Love In My Garden.
Half and half Castles falkland
half.
Waltz canter-Reve d. Avenir.
One-step-I'll Do 1t All Over Again.
Hesitation Girl.
FOX trot-Dayis Fox Trot.
Hesitation from Utah.
Lulu Fado-Lulu Fado
One-step-By the Beautiful Sea.
Hesitation-San.
The dance programs were in blue
and white, the cover being embossed
in blue on white with the name Keo-
kuk Club.
Supper was served in the dining
room down stairs from 1880 to 1890
O'Clock. Tables were spread for four
and six and in the center OF each
table was vase of cut flowers and
foliage. The dining room was in rec
the lights being shaded in red, anc
casting soft glow over the tabfes.
Sandwiches, olives, pickles, ice cream,
assorted cakes and coffee were serv-
ed.
AS usual the club party attracted
a number from out OF the ciLv
Some were visiting here, while others
came expressly for this event. among
those from out Of the city who were
present last night were: Mrs. Elisha
Noel Fales, OF Chicago, Miss Virginia
Alexander of Florence, Italy, Miss
Montgomery Of Quincy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Arthur Greggs OF New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Huiskamp OF
Seattle, Wash, Mrs. Kirk Meek OF
Ronaparte, Mr.. Bud Cowles of Bur
1inoton Miss Elinor Maxwell of st.
Louis.
Plans for Elks Party.
Elaborate preparations are 'bsing
made by the Elks for their party
which will be held New Years night,
and to which several hundred invi-
tations have been issued. AS the
closing event Of number OF brilliant
parties this season, the Elks' dance
promises to be a pretentfous affair.
There will be two orchestras. one
playing in the ball room. and the 9TH
er in the dining room down stairs
A christmas tree will be installed
down stairs, and there will be seven
course dinner served. Everything
that the Elks. can do to Guido their
already established reputation as en-
tertainers is going to be done for the
comfort and entertainment OF their
guests Friday night,
Attend Party at Warsaw.
a number from Keokuk are plan.
r,np 70 attend the old timers dance
- he held at Warsaw tonight. A
special car is to make the trip to