The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-24
three folds and embossed in gold with

three folds and embossed In gold with
"E. G. S" and the date.
The dance program of eighteen num-
bers and six supper dances was play
ed by Agnes full orchestra. The pro-
gram included the following dances:
One step-My Little Dream Girl.
Hesitation-Teach Me to Smile.
Fox trot - Goodbye Girls. I'm
Through.
Hesitation-Kiddie Land.
One step-Same Sort of Girl.
Fox trot-Dancing the Jelly Role.
Hesitation-When You're In Love
With Someone.
Fox trot-Hello Frisco.
One step-Molly Dear it's You Pm
After.
One step-Araby.
Fox trot Goodbye girls, I'm
Through.
Hesltation-The Only Girl
One step-When It's Tulip Time in
Holland.
Fox trot- Stop. Look and Listen.
Neutrality-suspicious..
One step-Dearie.
Waltz-Missouri Waltz.
+ The supper dances included fox
;trots, hesitations and one steps.
Supper was served from half past
ten to one o'clock, the guests be-
ling invited to the dining room by Mrs.
la. Hollingsworth and Miss Allie
Hine The tables were beautiful in
the holiday colors of red and green.
A spray of holly was laid at each plate
and the floral centerpieces were in red
carnations and poinsettias. Red tulle
bows we're tied to the handles Of the
sandwich baskets and the nut cups
were red. Among the out Of town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rein
Ier Of Rochester, N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Northrup, White Plains, N. Y;
Mr. and Mrs. Keator and the Misses
Keator of Watertown, N D.; Miss
Charlotte Black, Chicago; Miss Lillian
Barr, Burlington; Miss Katherine
Dodds, Warsaw: Mrs. Kirk Meek,
Bonaparte; Miss Ruth Shaper, Fort
Madison: Miss Elizabeth Fry, ST.
Louis; Miss Elaine Sweet. San Diego.
Mr.. John Alice OF Fort Madison; Mr..
Ernest Malapert, Champaign; DR..
James Walton, Madison, Wis.,; Prof.
Ralston Hayden, Ann Arbor. Mich;
Mr.. Stuart Hitler of Kahoka; Mr..
John Streckfus, Jr., st. Louis; Mr..
Roswell O'Harra, carthage.
PROGRAM In Assembly Room.
In the high school assembly room
yesterday a program was given by
some of the alumni of the school,
which was arranged by the Keohi
Marshall Fulton, president, pre-
sided and the following program was
given:
Piano solo-Miss Mildred Joy.
The Christmas Play from Mrs.
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch-Miss
Nina Hodge.
Musical readings
(a) That Old Sweetheart Of Mine
james Whitcomb Riley
(b) Musical melodrama.
(c) I've Got the Mumps.
Mr. Delbert Chute.
Following the program, Mr.. H. 7.
Orsborn of the Y. NJ. C. A., awarded
KS and sweaters for the last years
basketball letter winners and for this
years football team. Woodson Huis-
kamp is the newly elected captain OF
the football team, the first freshman
to be thus honored, the upper class
men usually being chosen.
DR.. Reid closed the afternoons pro-
gram with a short speech in congratu-
latlOn OF tne HIle dlAAelIS ieeoio huhoS
this year. Those who received sweat
ers were Rowe, Wygle, LeFaivre,
Evans, Megchelsen, w. Roberts.
Wells, Beach, Ackley. Huiskamp,
Wooster, l.. Roberts, Hancock. Joy
and Garrison. Those who received
basketball KS: Meador, Davidson.
Garrison. Hancock, LeFaivre, Nc
Quoid.
Wedding at Lagrange.
Chester Blackwood and Miss Flor
ence Eslinger, LAGRANGE young peo
pie, were married at. the home of the
brides father, John Eslinger, in that
city. Wednesday at 10 a. m. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. T
R. Piper.
The newly-weds left during the day