The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-20

Civic league, p. M, address
BY Mr.. Francis Perry Elliott.
Eortnightly Dancing club.
Monday Music Club Program.
The Monday Music club program.
which was postponed from the regular
date. February the fourteenth, will be
given tomorrow evening in the Y. w.
G. A. auditorium, by Mrs. Arvilla Erd-
man Cooper of Chicago, pianist, Miss
Caroline Baldwin, lyric soprano. and
Miss Martha Baldwin, dramatic So
prano. Program will begin promptly
It 500 o'clock The usual guest fee
will admit visitors. There will be no
executive meeting preceding the pro
gram. The program follows:
/. Papillons (Butterflies) Schumann
Mrs. Arvilla Erdmann Cooper
g. Summer Time 80. Ward-Stephens
The Snowy Breasted Pearl
Arranged by Joseph Robinson
The Nightingale Has Tyre
of Gold Whelpley
Miss Caroline Baldwin.
;. Preludes-No. 81 ......... Chopin
Preludes-No. % ......... Chopin
Preludes-No. % ......... Chopin
Polonaise-Opus SO ....... CHOPIN
Mrs. Arvilla Erdmann Cooper.
l. The Bird OF the Wilderness.
Edward Horsman
l Am Thy Harp .....
80. R. Huntington Woodman
Come Unto These Yellow
Sands .........., Frank LaForce
Miss Martha Baldwin.
&. Menuett ......... MOszkowski
Mrs. Cooper.
5s I wept, Beloved 80. Georges Hue
The Lamp OF Love. $500.
..... Mary Turner Salter
Miss Caroline Baldwin.
I. Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 6. List
Mrs Cooper.
S. A Song of India Rimsky-Korsakow
The Crying Of Water.
commence. Campbell-Tipton
To Messenger ;. Frank LaForce
Miss Martha Baldwin.
VISITING Nurse Junior League.
A Junior league of the Visiting
Nurse association was organized ON
Friday noon at the home of Miss
Younker. Mrs. c. NJ Rich, president
OF the V. N. A., presiding. The or
ganization is modelled after one at
Stamford. Conn The object OF the
organization is to enlist the ald or
the girls and young women OF the
city in behalf of the work OF pubic
health nursing and serves as sort
Of training school SO that as they
grow older they can be intelligent
and helpful members Of the Visiting
Nurse association. At the meeting
yesterday there were present Misses
Madeline McGrath, Olive Morgan,
Mary Collingwood Tucker. Helen
Pond, Hannah King. Celestine Ag-
new, Florence Green, Helen Hodge.
Helen Kiedaisch, Ruth Huxley and
Phyllis Ochiltree. Other names Will
be added to the membership and
some of the girls who are away at
college will join on their return at
the end of the school year. The OIL
GERS elected yesterday were:
President-Miss Madeline McGrath.
Vice president-Miss Hannah King
Secretary-Miss Celestine Agnew.
Treasurer-Miss Olive Morgan.
Miss Mary Collingwood Tucker and
Miss Helen Pond were named as a
committee to draw up constitution
with the aid of Miss Laura Alton
one Of the directors of the Visiting
Nurse association. The next meetlns
of the junior league Of the V. n. A
Will De lekQ 1T lHo AShAS ~ $1,000
Helen Pond.
Washington Tea.
On Tuesday, Feb. %, the Laoles
of Charity will entertain at a George
Washington tea at st. Vincents hali
The hours are from to in the AIT
ernoon and from to 9 in the even
ing A musical program under tns
direction of Mrs. Joseph Moeller VII
be given. The following committee
will be in charge of the tea: Mrs
James Joyce, Mrs. Edward fInnlgan
Mrs. VIM. Ewers. Mrs. Geo. Higgins
Mrs. John Stadler, Mrs. M. Farraher
Mrs. Chester Schouten. Mrs. Ma
Windler. Mrs. Horace Goodwin ane
Mrs. Geo. Yaeger.
Basketball Dance.
Following the basketball game las
hight. a company Of high school poy
snd girls enjoyed a dancing party a
Cameron's hall Agnes orcnestr,
played the dance program Asap.
Buck was sponsor for the party, Whicl