The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-25
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Call Black 665
For Society Editor
Music Club Program.

Music Club Program.
William Crooks Smith Of Quincy,
former keokuk man, will be on the
program of the Monday Music club
here next Monday evening. His wife
will play his Accomplishments, 1t has
been announced, and the program will
be pleasing one, no doubt. Miss
Clara Gertrude Fry and Mrs. Florence
Wright Schouten will appear On this !
program, also.
Last night at tho program given in
the Y. w. g. A. auditorium, Miss
Gladys O'Harra of Carthage, sang two
groups Of songs. She has a voice or
considerable sweetness and power, and
she sings with much expression. Miss
end one in French. She was &C
companied by Mrs. Ralph B. Joy. Miss
Meta Hummer opened the program with
piano solo, and Mrs. Ella Marder &C.
compan1ed by Miss MILESTONE played
kreisler's Caprice Viennois. Mrs. Joy
gave one piano number and the clos
/ ing number was by a trio composed OF
Dr. Marsh, Miss Mae Milestone and
Mrs. Marder.
Following was the program:
Piano solo
Scherzo Capriccioso -. Mendelssohn
Miss Meta Hummer.
Violin solo
Caprice VIennois ......... Kretsler
! Mrs. Ella Marder.
Voice
Marie ............ Franz
ST Je Pouvais Mourir So. Darbirolli
Wohl, lag ich einst in Grau
und Schermez ............ Crises
Miss Gladys J'Harra.
! Piano solo
Les sylvans Chaminade
Mrs. Ralph JOY.
Voice
Indian Lullaby ........... Lieurance
Love is for Nothing Else
From the Divan of HASH
Emusic by Franke-Harling.)
ut is Not Because Your Heart
! Is NINE -. I<OAI
Miss O'Harra.
instrumental trio $780,. ..'.t.. Haydn
Allegro moderate 30 e.., -tzI&t '..s
Andante go ,.'l% =
Rondo Egsn .'t% ~
Mrs. Marder, Miss Mae MILESTONE
Dr.. Marsh.
Hostesses = Miss Eleanor Brown,
Mrs H. w. Huiskamp.
. House committee-Mfss Celestine
Agnew, Mr.. Louis Rovane.
Sponsors Mae Whetstone
Miss Cora Parsons.
Entertained at Birthday Party.
Mrs. w. P. Sherlock OF the Alpha
apartments, entertained company OF
little girls in honor of her daughter
Corona's ninth birthday anniversary
yesterday afternoon from four to six
, o'clock. There was contest of un
, weaving a spider web for which ia
vors were won by Katherine Hinkle1
. and Claire Weber. In the dining room
| the table centerpiece was grea
, birthday cake decorated in pink roses
! and lighted with candles. The fayor'
, we're apping-crackers and tiny bas
kets filed with sailed nuts. Thu
guests included Katherine Hinkley
!. Alice and Claire Weber, Tudie Green
Roberta Lowitz, Martha Wilcox. Har
!, riet Hamill, Harriet Dunlap ant
, Agnes Reeves. I,st,
; "Hats orr In Omaha.
!, The society women of Omaha hav'
:, undertaken this season to enforce tn
slogan hats off" at luncheons, recep
lions, card parties. musicales, parlo
lectures. etc. They have succeede'
: in getting the women to remove tnei
hats at parlor musicales and lectures
but beyond that the movement ha
not been very successful. 1t doe
: seem a silly thing for woman to g
to luncheon at one o'clock and pla
cards until six o'clock, and wear
: hat all those hours.
n Amicitia Club Hostess.
:. Mrs. w. D. Englehart, S26 Exchang
o street, was hostess yesterday to tn
q members Of the Amicitia club from
y to o'clock During the afternoon
- delicious luncheon was served.
:. Shakespeare Club Meeting.
n The Shakespeare club will meet tn>
# evening at the home of the pres1den
. Mr. John g SprOwlS, L0S Fulton Te