The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18

orations were green and white candles
and green and while place cards.
Mrs. Kit Wilson was an out of town
guest. The afternoon was spent play
ing bridge. Mrs. Decker and Mrs.
Wilson won the favors for high scores.
lit is with regret that Keokuk people
'Isee Mrs. Decker leaving here but Mrs.
Decker insists that she will always
regard keokuk as her home.
st. Putrick's Night Dance.
The Casey 6 club, which is COM
lposed Of William J. Reddy, John Red
Idy, Leo Hickey, Robert Nennon, Leo
Donniyan and Raymond Erhart, gave
one Of the big dances of the year last
night in the new X. of G. hall. Not
only were many Keokuk people in at
tendance but there were young people
from all the surrounding country,
Carthage, Ft. Madison and Kahoka
were represented. Agnes ten piece
orchestra furnished real dance music
from nine to twelve o'clock During
the evening punch was served. me
hall was appropriately decorated IN
green.
EaCnSrS Z. VdIIISN 81
The Elementary Teachers CLUB OF
Keokuk were guests last night at
ST. Patrick's day party given IN the
club rooms and auditorium OF the K.
w. C. A. A committee consisting OF
the following members served as
hostesses and entertainers: MISS
Florence Gabriel, Miss Marietta
Kaneff, Miss Elizabeth Neill, Mrs.
Mary Louise Gull, Miss Generose
Maloney, Miss Emily Cole, Miss Alice
Vermillion. Miss Elizabeth kiroy
also acted as one hostess and MISS
Martin supervised the folk dancing,
given by the committee.
Games were played, some Of them
for prizes, and stunts were perform
ed. Dancing was also enjoyed dur
ing the evening, the virginia reer
playing it's part there. Refreshments
of green and white ice cream, cakes
and minis were served, and punch
was served in the auditorium.
Students Auxiliary Of Music Club.
The students auxiliary of the
Monday Music club gave to repre-
sentative audience yesterday after
noon another of its delightful pro-
grams, assisted by Mrs. o. w. Sand;
berg, soprano. f@9
Today, one of the sponsors of the
auxiliary explained the purpose OF
the organization in, thee following
manner:
1.-The purpose of the students
auxiliary of the Monday Music club
whose work is planned by an advisory
committee is for the development OF
the young people who are students
of some mode of expression-pr1-
marily music. This year our readers
and dancers have contributed much
to the interest and value of the pro-
grams.
Eve trust that the lives of the
Young people who listen intellisently
as our guests will realize a rich ex-
perience through their association
with US. No auxiliary members con-
tribute a part on the program IN
piano, voice or violin, who is not
student of music.
1.-The modern teacher OF special
subjects grades his pupils according
TO their understanding and technique
very much as public and parochlal
schools do their children. Conse-
ouently, the tiny tot who plays his
numbers well should be as much of
a 10y to the listener as the older one
who has grown, step by step, into
the larger conception although the
greater composition may have big
ger intrinsic value.
Our desire is to build a structure
strong and our intentions are to
slight not, what's near, through aim
ing at what's for This year all who
are interested in these meetings held
in the high school assembly room
are cordially welcome, no admission
fee being asked"