The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-23

Mich.
Miss Tr1eber is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Trieber and for
several years has been in the employ
of e. L. Kruse as saleslady.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell left for
trip to Chicago, Detroit and other
eastern points. They will be at home
after October /, in Decatur. III.
D. A. r. Called Meeting.
There will be called meeting OF
the Keokuk chapter D. A. r. on Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at the
home of the regent, Mrs. J. B. Elder,
No. Park Place. The object Of the
ternates to the annual conference
Iowa society d. "A. r. to be held in
Waterloo in October.
To Entertain at Bridge.
Mrs. John II. Cole and Miss Ora
Belle Cole will entertain at bridge par
ties on Wednesday. and Friday after
Moons at their home on High street
Mothers study Club.
The Mothers Study club will meet
on Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Nathan Lowitz, 926 Leighton
street.
Bridge Party sponsors.
Mrs Ira W. Wills and Miss Eliza
beth Collier will be sponsors for the
bridge party at the Country club on
Saturday afternoon, September 80.
which is the last club bridge party
scheduled for the season.
Social At Church.
A very large company enjoyed the
reception and social given at the
Westminster chapel last night by the
officers and teachers OF the Sunday
school, w. j. Fulton, the superin-
tendent,. presided. and a program ar
ranged by Mrs. Leonard Matless was
greatly enjoyed. The musical num-
bers were !. trio violin, cello and
piano by Mrs. w. II. Carter. Mr..
Eugene Carter. and DR.. John w.
Marsh, and ladies' double quartette,
which included Miss Lucille knights.
Miss Mildred Schmidt, Mrs. Helen
Jones Imam, Mrs. D. A. Glascoff,
Mrs. e. M. Hanson, Miss Mary Bell,
Mrs. Alvin Kraft and Mrs. Florence
Wright Schouten. Readings were CIV
en- by Miss Edna Adamson, Miss
Helen WyIie and Miss Anna Whitney.
Following the program, refresh
ments were served by committee
OF which Mrs. John Hornish was
chairman The chapel was decorated
in golden rod and many yellow
daisies.
Miss Hughes Recital.
Fort Madison Democrat: Miss
Eleanor Hughes, teacher Of piano at
Keokuk and Fort Madison, presented
her pupil, Mr.. Fred w. Kirchner, OF
Keokuk, in most enjoyable recital
at her Fort Madison studio Thursday
evening, before a company OF local
music lovers. Mr.. Kirchner was as
sisted by Mrs John NJ. Hudson, VOL
mist, and Miss Mary Grace Wiley,
both of Keokuk.
| Mr.. Kirchner is a rising young
Keokukian, rising as measured by
passed the ordained six feet OF stat
| ure and giving bright promise of
reaching similar heights in his mus
| icaI career. His piano studies have
been exclusively with Miss Hughes
and the development attained, his
hearers attested as being remarkable
through the exacting numbers he had
selected.
AS a novelty encore to one OF his
selections, Mr.. Kirchner played AN
ME Laurie" using only one hand.
| Mrs. Hulson and Miss Wiley are
| both musicians Of recognized prom
| inence in Keokuk and their part on
| the program of the evening formed
| the complement Of the delightful
musicale which won cordial and en-
! thusiastic appreciation. Mrs Hull
1 son is a pupil OF Professor Zoellner.
! teacher of violin at Fort Madison, and
also studied with Mrs. Ella Marder,
formerly of this city. Miss Hughes
| has been Identified with all things
| musical in Keokuk for number OF
| years and is moving spirit in the
matters of the Keokuk Musical club,
an authority on music and music
! promotion.
/ Following was the program of the
evening:
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