Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
Dances, MasGuerades, Dran,at-
ic Entertainments, Z:
Etc.

Social entertainments Of sucl, NUM-
Der and variety have been announced
for tne next week or two, that we give
below list Of them. As is usual JUST
before Lent the people seem anxious
TO do all the dancing pc Slole' ana
what few vacant dates there are IN the !
in the next ten days wi! doubtless be !
filed by social hops.
CLUE DANCE TUESDAY EVENING.
The managers of the club dance have
changed the day nfgivin. it next week
to Tuesday evening, as the orchestra
had another engagement fox Friday
evening. It will be given at the Popu-
lar rink, AS usual, on next Tuesday
evening, Feb. 10, and Ill are invited to
attend. Admission as usual-ladies
will be admitted free and pay 10 cents
for skating. gentleman will pay 80
cents for admission and skating. The
usual coed m~sic will he provided.
GRAND BENEFIT BALL.
On Wednesday evening Of next
week, Feb. II, i grand ball and supper
will be given at the "Favorite" roller
rink for the benefit of George Bstters,
whose property was recently destroyed
by fire. Music will! be furnished for
skating and dancing by the Excelsior
Cornet band and Excelsior string
orchestra. Supper. will be furnished
by P. Fl. Gross, at the Little Falls
house Price of tickets: Including
supper, per couple, 80; without supper,
gent and ladies', 80. A general invj-
tation is extended
SOCIAL DANCE BY TIE ORC uEsTRA.
A social dance under the auspices of
the Excelsior orchestra, will be given
at Milo Porter's residence on the west
side on Friday evening, Feb. 10, This
have besn received, hefolc Lent, and
all should come and have a pleasant
time. The boys are making arrange
ments for Il grand time and TO see al!
their friends present. Tickets tC dance,
Is cents. All are invited.
MASQUERADE SKATE.
Asst. Valentines Masquerade will
be gwen at tie Popular rink an Satur-
day evening, Feb. II. This masquerade
has been given at the request ofr large
number Of those who wish such an en-
tertanmcnt. This promises to be the
most interesting social event Of the
season. St. Valentine will he there
himself, and a lot of little saints, and
many other interesting and novel
characters. Masks can be secured at
futile 4 Chu~hll's, who have just re-
ceived large assortment Of all kinds
from C}licago. Admission--Spect GATORS
10 cents. Skating usNai prices. The
grand march will he skated in costume
at 9:l5, after which masks will he re-
msved. Music the entire by the Con-
cert band. Judging from the large
number who have expressed an inten-
ton TO participate. this viii be the
largest and finest masquerade ever
given in town. All are invited.
DRAMATIC COMPANIES.
The drama "Better than Gold, or
Gilbert Mnrtlock's Dream" will be
presented at the Popular rink wlthln
few evenings by the company Of
young people who have been prepar-
ing it for some time. Two changes
have been male IN the caste of char
acters since it appeared in these col
umns. All take their parts excellently
and the play should he attended by all
who wish to pass a pleasant and in
structive evening. Full particulars
will given on small bills in day or
two.
Another dramatic company is pre-
pairing a play entitled 'The Charcoal
Burner The persons taking part are
Oscar Clyde, Raymond Richardson,
Willie Butler, Ed. Staples, Stephen.
Fasaly, John Cole, Russell Sparks,
Mrs. Ed. Staples, Miss Mary Richard
son, Mira. Russell Sparks. But little
work has been done by this company
yet, and there will probably b. no at
tempt to present it for few weeks.
The play is a good one, but any COM
pany must give it considerable study
in order to do it justice.