The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-13
maids. The songs Of the second part

maids. The songs Of the second part
were all good,
Mrs. Joseph Moeller sang "The Min
strel Boy" song OF years ago, and it
proved a hit. Mrs. Joseph Furlong
also drew round of applause with
another old ssyor!:s SILVER Threads
Among the Gold"
The second act included song and
dance by two members of the st.
Peters boys minstrel troupe. Law
renee Faber and Bernard Conn and
they received q hand on their There's
Little Bit of Bad in Every Good Little
GIRL The women are confident that
they put up just as good show as the
young men have in the past, and the
audience will no doubt bear them out
In this contention The production
was smooth one and the condolences
proved to be laugh makers of the first
order. The members OF the chorus
should not be forgotten. They showed
the result of excellent training and the
soloists deserved all the applause they
received. Mrs. Robert Walker as in
terlocutrix directed the minstrel in
an excellent way.
The committee in charge OF the en-
tertatnment was composed OF Mrs.
Robert Walker. Mrs. P. H. Finerty,
Mrs. James Joyce. Mrs. Charles Dick
ey and Mrs. Margaret Connolly. The
production was directed by Mrs.
Walker. Following is the program Of
the evening:
The Program.
Coincidence
Mrs. Angelina Lily White 1890.
....... ........ Mrs. Jos. Furlong
Mrs. Libby Jackson Miss Mary BRASIL
Mrs BENJAMIN Mills
............. Mrs. Arthur Murray
Mrs. Imogene Snow Mrs. Paul King
Miss Roxey Mitchell Miss Rose Welsh
Miss Hettv Green :. Miss Mabel Riley
Ensemble
Mrs. Clay Bryan. Mrs Charles Honce,
Mrs. Jos. Moeller; Misses Celestine
Agnew, Anna Connolly, Alice Finerty,
Helen Finigan. Rosemary Finigan.
Margaret Farraher, Marie Hayes. Mar
garet Moeller, Marie Moeller, Alice
N oore, Mildred Power, Katherine
Reidy, Julia Sheahan, Waleska Ward,
Mary Welsh.
Inter!ccGtr.x -. Mrs Robert Walker
Piano Miss Moreno Farraher
Violin ...... Miss Colletta Moeller
Bass Viol ............ William Honce
!.
Musicale.
ACT I.
Opening chorus 80. Southern Medley
Pray for the Lights to go Out.
............ Angelina Lily White
Sunshine OF Virginia, ...........
...... Miss Margaret Moeller
Mammy's Little Coal Black Rose
............ Mrs. Libby Jackson
Georgia Moon ...... Mrs. Clay Bryan
Here Come the Married Men 80.
.... Mrs. Imogene Snow
Closing chorus
Wont You Play a Simple Melody
Dolls Lullaby .............. Minims
Under direction of Miss Marie Moeller
Reading and vocal solo .........
.......... Miss Gertrude Rovane
Address -. Very Rev. ]. w. Gillespie
Lohengrin Bridal Chorus, Mendel-
ssohn Wedding March. Chimes, Incl
dental music for Darkey Wedding.
II You've Got a Little Bit Hang on to
II ..... Mrs. BENJAMIN Mills
Rackety Coo -. Miss Waleska Ward
There's Quaker Down in Quaker
TOWN MISS Aulid SOIIitily
Chorus-Misses w. Balbach, II. Fegers
n. Moore, r. Finigan, M. Murphy. G.
Ewers. X. Kenney, E. Ewers, NJ. Maher,
F. Sansone.
Just Dreaming of You......
....... Mrs. Robert Walker
I Amt Got Nobody ..............
........... Miss Roxey Mitchell
The Minstrel Boy Mrs. Joseph Moeller
Be Good to California, Mr. Wilson
NhcA 10
Homesickness Blues Miss Hetty Green
Sunshine Of Your Smile .......-.
Miss Alice Finerty
Silver Threads Among the Gold
.. Mrs. Jos. Flrlong
There's a Little Bit of Bad in
Every Little Girl .............
...... Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Catchem
Closing chorus ..... Patriotic Medley