The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-07

cemetery. Many friends from Car
thage. besides members of both
lodges attended the funeral
The music department OF Carthage
college presented unciassitied stu
dents In recital at the Trinity Llth-
eran church SATURDAY at $50 p. M.
in the following program:
Invention ...--...-.----..s.. D$Acn
Harleauine Bartlett
Ruth Griswold, piano.
An Old Romance ........ DHardelOt
Ardath Seibert, voice
March Mlgnonne ..-......... Pold1nl
Carol Houston, piano.
The Cry of Rachel ..........- Salter
Mabel Dreiver. voice.
Melody from Romance in CT 80.
Observation-Disclosures. Beethoven
Gavotte Gossec
Mary Johansen, violin.
Dwarf Dance .............. Neupert
Phoebe Ferris, plano
We're Gardner of the Skies -.
Chaminade
Ethel Miller. voice.
By Courier ....--...--..... Q. Henry
Ardath sefbert, expression.
Ldfe of a Rose ....... Liza Lehman
(a) Unfolding: CO. June Rapture:
(c) Lovers in the Lane: CD Sum
mer storm; tel Farewell
Imogen Hin, voice
Bess Grfswold, piano
Erma Rowe, accompanied
The sixth annual contest OF the
Hancock County Literary, Musical
and Athletic association was held in
Carthage Saturday. Owing to the
demand for the boys on the farm. the
athletic events were omitted this year,
but the interest in the literary and
musical contests surpassed that of
other meetings. Contestants from
eight schools were entered in the de-
clamatory contest, five in the oratori- !
cal and three schools in the musical
contest. Local preliminary oratori- /
cal and declamatory contests had been |
held in the several high schools, to Sc /
lect representatives for the county |
contest In defamation, Miss Avis |
Allen Of Warsaw school, won first hon
ors, with Miss Elizabeth ParF, of
Carthage, second First place In the
oratorical contest was won by Miss
Grace McGinnis of the Plymouth high
school, with Lloyd Parker OF Warsaw,
second. The banner awarded to the 4
high school glee club winning the
musical contest, went to Warsaw The
o'clock a. m. at the high school build
ing, the following being on the pro-
gram:
Soldier of the Empire Grace VIII
liams, Hamilton
Coward of Company D-E1izabeth
Parr. Carthage.
When the Fleet Goes By-Mildred
Thompson, Dallas City.
BODY Shaftoe-Lnci1le Woodcock,
Plymouth
Pro Patria-Harriet Lnlis, Elvas
ton
BODY shaftoe Allen, Warsaw
The Man without q County,
Gladys Newton, Dallas City.
Connor-Opal Miller, Bowen.
The oratorical contest was held at
80 D. m. at the high school audi
torium, followed by the musical con-
test:
The Would Be Conquerer-Grace
McGinnis, Plymouth.
The Mission Of the Melting Pot
Faith Digger, Dallas.
The Power of An Ideal-Fred Fer
ris, Carthage.
The New Birth OF Democracy-
Frances Marsh, Bowen.
Our Slogan-Lloyd Parker, Warsaw.
Prof.. j. u. MaTIln, fIoi. val wi
dell, both OF the Burlington high
school and Prof j. F. Wellemoyer OF
the Quincy high school, acted as
Judges in both the declamatory and
,ratorical contests.
The three schools entering the
musical contest were Carthage, Ham
lton and Warsaw The Triumphal
Opera Aida. given by the
Hee club of the Warsaw high school,
rnder the direction of Miss Agnes
Franz, won first prize. When the
Roses Bloom Again. by Stephen Ad-
inns, by the Hamilton high school
Hee club, Miss Marie Cronk. direc-
or. won second place. Estudiantina,
y Lacome, was given by the Carthage
dee club, under the direction OF Miss
sue Davidson. Miss Bertha Gale, Of
he department Of music, of the Ma
,omb normal, was the sole judge Of
he music.
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