, 1901-01-26

Dancing was begun after this and
consisted Of both American and Scotch
dances, and was kept up till a late
hour. Supper was served in the ban
,, quet room by Mr.. Miller of the New
England restaurant. About one hun
dred and fifty were present and spent
an enjoyable evening.
900
DR.. Hyrup-Pedersen and Miss Lulu
Alsop were married at the cathedral
Thursday evening. This vas some
thing Of a surprise to many. The
friends of both unite in wishing them
all happiness.
The Clio club held its meeting Tues
day evening at the home of Colonel and
Mrs. Downey. An interesting pro-
gram on Bolivia" was given.
900
The people of the Methodist church
held a very pleasant social at the home
OF Mrs. Wallis last night.
900
Some of the older Scotch rcople
wishing to observe on the proper date
the birthday anniversary of Robert
Burns, decided to have a surprise par
ty on Mr.. and Mrs. James McGibbun
and a very happy eyening was spent
recounting old times in Scotland sing
ing the good old songs Of that country
and, in short, having a thoroughly en-
joyable time. Dainty refreshments
were an acceptable feature OF the even.
Jig. The surprise party iaGiidei Mr..
and Mrs. McRoberts, Mrs. Marsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Reid, Mrs. Steedman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Naismith, Mrs. Saral, Nc
Gibbon.
Mrs. Allie c. Spalding gave a recital
a: North Star hall last evening for the
benefit of the Presbyterian church. and
which called out a. appreciative audi
ence. All numbers Of the program
were very well rendered, the pupils all
showing careful work done under eff
ficient tuition. Almost all played with
out notes. Many showed considerable
ability . Lutte Foster skillfully
managed the pedals. Miriam Doyle is
a pupil Of promise. Some Of the young
er ones who played had been receiving
instruction only six months. OF those
more advanced Misses Minnie Sprague
and Emily Isberg displayed admi: able
technique. Mrs. Spalding, who has
long been a musical favorite, render
ed a selection showing such perfect
mastery Of her art in every respect
that she received a most enthusiastic
encore, to which she g%racious!y re-
sponded, affording such a musical treat
as 1t Is seldom the good fortune Of Lar
annie people to hear. The following is
the program:
Duet. Carrie Towson, Allie C.Spalding
Sprightly Polka. ....... Guiliani
May Wallace.
caprice. zee. Eletul
Edna Simpson.
Rondo Militaire. .............A. biehl
Majorie Balch.
Under the Blossoms. ..Lechner
Vangie Downey.
Happy Summer Days. ....... Goedeler
Miriam Doyle.
In S%pringtime. ......... .....hange
Myrtle Ware.
In the Summer Night. ........ Helms
Title Frazee.
Danse d'Etoiles. ....... ......Godard
Helen Symons.
The Dragon Recommendation
Ethel Pointing.
Ecno ........ ia
Anna Rice.
Impromptu Polka. ....... ~...Leybach
Ethel Miller.
Valse Etude. ....... .... Hollenhaupt
Gertrude Pointing.
Valse COP. 33)....... ...Chaminade
Irene Fleming.
Thorn Rose
Sorchie Moss.
Two Larks. ....... ..... ~.Leschetizky
Lutte Foster.
Silver Spring. .....Mason
Minnie Sprague.
La Cascade. .......... Pauer
Emily Isberg.
Duet. Emma Eggleston, SorChie Moss
900
The Rebekah lodge held both initia-
ton and installation ceremonies
Thursday evening in l. o. o. F. hall.
The hall was comfortably filled with
members eager to take part in the ini-
tiation of five new members from the
Oddfellow lodges into the mysteries Of
the Rebekah degree. After the initia-
lions District Deputy Miss Florence
Hartley, installed the following officers
for the present term:
Noble Grand-Mrs. Anna Murbe.
Vice Grand-Mrs. Anna Mckay.
Secretary-Miss Florence Hartley.
Treasurer-Mrs. Mary Yund.
R. S. to N. G.-Mrs. A. T. Foster.
L. s. to N. G.-Mrs. P. H. May.
| Cboploin-Mr Anna n neTariO.