The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-14

Program Of Indian Music.
On Thursday evening for the first
time in Keokuk program OF all In
dian music will be presented by the
Monday Music club. The program
will be given at o'clock In the Y.
w. c. A. auditorium and Is part Of
tlE altrutstic work Of the club, the
program being given for the Y. w. G..
A. All members Of the club as we'll
as the general public are cordially
invited. Mrs. Leonard Matless will
read Longfellow's Hiawatha with
melodramatic musical accompaniment
by Miss Eleanor Hughes. The music
used is founded upon the tribal melo-
dies Of the American Indians. At the
close Of the melodrame, Miss Martha
Baldwin will sing group Of Cad
mans Indian songs. The hostesses
for the evening are Mrs. T. r. Board,
Miss Lucretia Huiskamp, Miss Tirza
Dinsdale, Miss Martha P. Hornish.
Mrs. William Ballinger and Miss Caro-
line Baldwin. The ushers will be
Marshall Fulton and Fred Kirchner.
w. r. @. Reception Thursday.
The Woman's Relief Corps will en-
terrain at an informal reception at the
G. A. r. headquarters in Cameron's
hall on Thursday afternoon. Nov. 1S.
The reception committee and commit
tee on arrangements include the fol-
lowing members: Mrs. Balbach. Mrs.
Anna Lotion, Mrs. Elizabeth Wright,
Mrs. Flora Teeters, Mrs. G. T. Miller,
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Mrs. Anna
Roche, Mrs Stultz, Mrs. Julia Rob-
erts, Mrs. Markley, Mrs. Eta Malone,
Mrs. Arthur Woolley, Mrs. Geo. Mon
tague, Mrs. Chauncey Gibson and
Miss Charlotte Bracklesberg.
Wedding Announcement Received.
Announcement has been received by
friends in the city Of the marriage OF
Miss Helen Vermazen, daughter OF
Mr.. William Vermazen Of Sandusky.
to Mr.. Edward J. Farrell of Langs.
Calf. The wedding occurred IN Pass
dena on October %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farrell went to the exposition at San
Francisco for wedding journey and
will make their home in Langs, Calf.
The bride has many friends In Keo'
kuk who will be interested In the
wedding announcement.
Club Lecture Postponed.
u0 CluU cAIcAS.oA ACSIuAO "hASAA
was announced to be given on We'd
nesday, Nov. II, has been again de-
ferred because Of Mrs. Blood's Illness.
The pleasure of hearing the lecture
and of seeing Mrs. Blood's unusual
collection Of colonial furniture is only
postponed and the date will be named
later.
Needle Club Surprise.
The members Of the Needle club
surprised one of their members. Mrs.
William Musser, on Friday evening
by going to her home, 1924 Park
street. and taking with them cut
glass dish which they left rs a me
mento OF her birthday anniversary.
two course luncheon was served dur
ing the evening.
Hard Time Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Maxson. S0Z
Rlondeau street, entertained thirty
friends at a hard time party on Fri
day evening. All the features OF the
entertainment carried out the idea;
the guests wore costumes suited to
the occasion and tho refreshments
were served as q "handout" in pa
per bag. The evening WAS very
pleasant one for all who attended
To Enjoy Chicken Supper.
The knights and Ladies of Security
will enjoy chicken pie supper on
Monday evening. following their bust
ness meeting at Camerons hall.
Three new officers will be installed to
fill vacancies and class of eight will
be initiated.