The Republican journal., 1893-01-12
The Social Season.

The second of the Popular Assemblies
takes place tonight at the Belfast Opera
House. Music by Sanborn's Orchestra;
Miss Grace f. Burgess gave "A progressive
( euchre party Tuesday evening. There We're
! number Of prizes and fine supper was
served.
A masquerade ball is to be given at FL
wells Hall, Northport, Thursday evening" in
which Belfast parties are interested. A prize
/ will he offered for the best looking lady and
the worst looking gentleman,
| The Belfast Band Orchestra is now holding
two regular rehearsalS each week, prepar-
4 ing for concerts and dances New music
only is used and it is intended to have the
/ latest productions of the best musical com
losers. Mr. Righys zeal and industry are
contagious and inspire TIE members Of land
ANA orchestra to do their best
Progressive euchrr has given place t.
duplicate Whist in social circles thiS se;,se Il.
III Tins game the trump remains tile same
Throughout the evening. After the carts ara,
ONCE played they pass to thu opposite sac
and the hands are again played in the same
order at first. .\s the same hald are
4 played bN the opposite sides, tlr comparat M
Ski ct tc PLAYERS is brought dit fnllA
Tht dancing season opens we'll this win
ter. Besides the regular Central Club, Gin
( derrlia and Popular assemblies, there ar,
two Or three dances each week in the halls
Just outside the city. "Wednesday evening,
+ Jam It'll, there was a mask VAL At Seaside
The dancing schools Of Piofs Written and
1 Haley are both Well attended. Thursla
evening, Jan. 10Th thcre Will w ,n old fok-'
dance at Seaside Grange Hall.
Tie Belfast Band Orchestra have heen ,rl-
gagged for the annual ball of the Knights ~
Pvthias, which as heretofore will he a hri'-
/ Liant affair. The X Ps, have had the Salem
I Cadet Band and the Gernana Band IN form
er seasons and their choice of "A local musical
organization will be generally accepted rs a
well deserved compliment. The full band
Will give concert and play for the dril and
| the Band Orchestra will furnish dance
music. The band and orchestra are now RI
hearSing for this occasion,
The concert by the Ariel Quartette last
/ week At the Belfast Opera House, under the
auspices Of Palestine C"mnlanderN. Xii ghts
| Teinplar was a musical If not a financial stJ,.-
cess HE extreme ruld weather 40 doubt
limited the attendance. The Afitls were
heard here for tile first time and certainly
4 lHcrited the flatteriug things said of them
IL4 quaitets and sn'oS We're ;tIilse ,.ncured
H. We're al~~ the whistling sot,S w Mis-
Chamberlain The Cnnnandsiv have other
entertainments III view NJ whith aue notice
1 vi)l We given.
THt ClNnFHtl.lA rA~rT Tile drst Gin
drreila taoh rIaee last Thursday evening
and waS great success Promptly II eight
tine Belfast Band Orchestra of eight pieces
opened with IA overture. Then there was a
waltz. after Which there We're seven tab-
lealX us follows Afternoon Tea by little
Misses I.ennie Colby and Kate and Lizzie
tuirll,v 'Thcallng tir;,ndna's Needle, N
Mrs Charles H. Field and Kate puiinhv
Late al Church." Miss Susie Dinsnore;
tive is Company three 4 Crowd, Lennie
Colby. Kate and I.izzie uuimhv "The Flower
Girl" Mrs Ralph II, Howes Spanish Gi;}, -
Miss Ella May johnson tl,uud NIGH Mrs.
Frank I. Rigby. Dancing w3ts then resumed
for a few numbers until iitrrnission, when
refreshments of ice cream cake and vnil-e
Was served ~ Mrs. Hal,ci After retrcsh-
merts a series Of living pictures from an ,ir
album of "f"rtv years ago We're >lnWll, at-
rolnlanie,l Nv tile reading IA Il pveln IN plai4}-