The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-04-28

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Or guest received many gifts
Equal Suffrage Association.
Inc Eequal Suffrage association will
meet Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. E. G. Weissenberger
NO. Park place The annual reports
OF the secretary and treasurer viii be
made and standing committees for the
year announced. All women interest
ed IN suffrage are very cordially invit-
ed.
/ For Red Cross Chapter.
Application has been made to the
National Red Gross headquarters Mt
1 Washington for a charter for the
keoiHlk society. the application sign
ed by Miss Ida Gordon Howell. Mrs.
]. L S. Scadding, Miss Cornelia
Meigs. Mrs. w. n. Sage. C. F. Nc
Farland, ]. Albert Kedaisch, D. Eek
| er, b. S. Baker. John A Dunlap and
! B. B. Hobbs. The Keokuk society has
been assigned to the central division,
! which has headquarters at Chicago.
l
ISOLATION of the ten who made appii-
cation, the following officers were
| chosen: C. r. JOY, chairman, C. +.
Mcfarland, vice chairman;. James NJ
Fulton, secretary. Those on the ap-
plication list VIII serve as directors,
the number of directors to be in
creased later to eighteen. Miss
! Meigs Is chairman of hospital sup
plies, B. B. Hobbs chairman OF tie
membership committee, Albert Kied-
aisch chairman Of supplies for fight
ing men, and Miss Adalove Howell is
chairman of the committee on organ
ization of auxiliaries. An executive
committee Is to be named later.
Monday Music Club.
The Monday Music club will present
very attractive ensemble program
on Monday evening at o'clock in the
Y. w. c. A auditorium The program
was arranged by Mrs H. Boyden
Blood, assisted by Prof. P C. Hayden
There will be two musicians who
have not appeared before on Monday
Music club programs, Miss Willard
Adams of Fl. Madison, and Mr.. Fred
erick MacMurray, a vtolintst, who has
recently come to Keokuk TO reside
Miss Adams won honors at the Iowa
singing contest held recently in Des
Moines; she was one of six who won
honors out of one hundred fifty con-
testants. She will be heard with
much interest by the music club.
Mr. MacMurray's genius manifested
itself in early childhood. He is 0;
American and Scotch decent, and re-
ceived his musical education in the
Wesleyan Conservatory in Bloomins-
ton, Illinois, under L E. Hersey; With |
William Yunck of the Detroit Conserv-
atory; in the Spiering violin school, |
Chicago; and later in Brussels, Bel |
GUM with Adolpho Bette. first violin !
list Of the renowned FIonZaley guar
tette
He has received the unqualified |
praise Of the critics and press of this |
country on his playing and compost |
tons, and has had large experience |
and notable success in imparting to |
pupils his knowledge OF violin tons
and technique.
The program viii be:
instrumental
Alteration, Flower Song -. Barnard |
High School Orchestra !
Two pianos:
Spanish Dance, No. :. Woszkowsk
Miss Dorothy Morton
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry
Felice, Waltz Song ..... Selected
Miss Willard Adams
instrumental:
Wedding of the Winds ........ Hall
High School Orchestra
Vocal duet:
Dews OF the Summer Night
Uegend of Don Trunio) -.
............ Dudley Buck
Mrs. Joseph Furlong
Mrs. Florence Wright Schouten 1
Violin:
Romanza .-............ MacMurraJl
Serenade ............... MacMurray
Mr. Frederick MacMurray
Voice: |.
A Spirit Flower ............ Upton
Merry Maiden Spring -. Mcdowell I,
A Birthday ....-.....-.. MacF adyen
Bird of Blue ........-....--. German b
Mrs. o. W. Sandberg
Two pianos:
Concerto Guinor (Molto
Allegro vivace) -. MendelssohL
Miss Catherine Reidy
Miss Clara Gertrude Fry :.
Accompanies: Mrs. Ralph B. Joy.
Mrs. George SueppeI, Miss Sara Ham
ilton, Miss Helen Wyilie.
Club hostesses: Miss Lucretia
Huiskamp, Mrs. John P. Hornish
House committee: Miss Laura Al
ton, Mr.. George Hassall.
Honor Miss Talbot.
Miss Maude Talbot, whose engage
ment to MI Douglas Hyde Bell OF
Iordonville. n. Y, has been announced