The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
Two Vail LADIES
IN CONCERT
The Misses Hickey and Dugan, Assist
ed by Mr.. Gallagher, Give Very
Creditabie Concert at Vail.
VOLUNTARY OFFERING OF $45.oo
Hon. N. N. White, the Speaker, Unable
to Be Present-Mayor O'Connor
Fills His Place.
VAIL, Dec. 25-Special-

| VAIL, Dec. Z5-Speclal-
The concert given by the Misses
Hickey and Dugan. assisted by Mr..
IGallagher, was a decided success. Ow-
ing to the condition OF the roads the
hall was not as crowded as would have
been otherwise. The voluntary offer
ing amounted to $45, which was very
good. Hon. NJ. NJ. White, whose name
appeared on the program as speaker
of the evening, was unable to be pres
ent, but as usual our Mr.. O'COnnor
very creditably filled the place, de-
livering one of the best addresses we
have ever listened to, considering the
few minutes notice given him. 1t is
needless to say the entertainment was
excellent when we consider the artists.
Miss Hickey, a graduate from the voice
department of Drake university, Des
MOines. and Miss Dugan. graduate
from the Columbia School of Music.
Chicago. These young ladies have at
tracted audiences in these cities and
the home audience was more than
pleased to accord them the reception
they deserved Mr. Gallagher is also
an able performer on the violin and
his assistance was greatly appreciat-
! ed. The Red society Is very grateful
to these young people for the volun-
teering OF their time and talent for so
worthy cause. The following is the
program rendered.:
Nell Hickey-Soprano:
Mabel Dugan-Piano.
Vincent Gallagher-Violin.
Carmena .......... H. Lane Wilson
Misses Hickey. Dugan, Mr.. Gallagher
Andante, Allegro. Sonota Op. 13....
............. ......... Beethoven
AufschWung ........... Schumann
Miss Dugan
Arias, "One Fine Day. from, Madam
Butterfly Puccini. How So Fair"
from Martha" Flotow
Miss Hickey
Speaker Mr.. Maurice O'Connor
Free Will Offering.
Bolero .............. T. G. Rothleder
Mr.. Gallagher
Scottish Poem 49,. Edward Mcdowell
Bohemian Suite ...... Rudolph Friml
Shepherds Hey. English Dance
Tune ............ Percy Granger |
Miss Dugan
20, sing to my weary heart once more:
The sweet old lays, we sang of yore"
Miss Hickey
Mrs. Parker Rose and baby and |
Ruth knowles, OF Jefferson, came Sun
Nuy icA a SiSit a. Vic piI JOllH |
Knowles. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Conner, of Carroll,
are visiting here at the Frank O'Boyle !
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Byrnes visited the
last of the week at the parental, Pat
Byrnes, home in Carroll.
Miss Cleveland. teacher in the pub
lic school, left Friday for vacation
atther home in Scranton.
Frances and James Costello autOed
to Denison Saturday.
Mildred Olson, who attends school
in Des Moines. arrived home Sunday
for the holidays. |,
Mrs. A. d. Servoss and son, Merl,
are visiting here at the Jas. Watson
home.
Louis Lochmiller, of Denison, visit
ed Vail friends Sunday. ~ II
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Moeller. of Lin
coin, Neb., visited here at the Dave
Tonnor home Saturday. From here
they went to Lake View for few
lays visit at the August Moeller home.
They made the trip by auto. |;
August Keil is reported sick with ,
F..
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Chapman returned !
Sunday from their wedding trip in :
he east.