The daily sentinel., 1905-05-23
The EIkS Social

one OF the very pleasant 41.f.1 ..
Ia4is OF the month vas the s1rf7l r5s.
AlsAL af the Elks hall attended h,
sAe ElEs and their wives on sweet
.1a'Is. Perhaps 2Ju ueopIe were
present. and that the occasion was
eu1oArl TO the fullest measure bv 9u
mere can be no doubt
me social session committee nf
"A!'h d. H Gallupe lis chairman yss
"H.ll,5s ',,1.Ils consolidated upon the ad-
Hlliaole arrangements made for The
enter lalnmeu. OF The guests.
rue lesNEiiles of the evening he
san about $3.50 pm a program of
music Doth vocal and instrumental
anu Iegltafiuus was carried ONT i'm
tue early part of the evening. and
every number of this program proved
highly popular
ne Silver Trill Mandolin Club on
eAtd the entertainment with an aN-
'eueni selection, and all during tn,
. evening this popular local musical
o'S4Hiaajion delighted the su-sts.
Miss Lillian Sawyer's solo wgs
sWeeily rendered and the encore
. Drought forth another enhancing Sc
Ie'Llon from the young lady.
JACK Couley who as a soloist is a
iaNorite with the lodge. was al his
pest last evening. and his selections
/ were among the charming features
/ OF the evening
Miss Avos Hardy has a very beau
/ llI0I voice and 10 was heard TO the
very BEST advantage last evening.
The violin solo by Master Orsou
Adams. Jr, was eyquisitaly rendered
ana the little gentleman remarkable
. IH|tTf
menf
j. H GalIupe. the Inimitablc com
edlau, without whose presence To-
cal entertainment is hardly complete.
/ Kept the guests in an uproar over his
imitation of Paderewski, the famous
pianist. For his encore Mr. Galmpc
sang touching ballad entitled
Where the Heart Is, There the
Lungs Lie Near" When 70 comes to-
entertaining. Jack eNreIls
The solo of Sherman w MOODY
was truly appreciated. and the en-
core was enjoyed I'm the same large
/ degree The piano solos 10y Master
/ George $ Gallupe brought forth a
storm of applause and a wealth OF
congratulations
a superb piano solo. difficult and
very pretty, was rendered by Mrs
Orson Adams. Jr, and daughter Miss
Ethel
The guests were delighted with the
solo OF Miss Della Goddard and i'm re-
sponse to a hearty encore Miss God
dard gave recitation that proved
one OF the best features OF the pro-
gram
The concluding number of the reg
ular program was a piano duet by
Mrs. James Munson and Miss Glare
Thompson, perfectly rendered and
very pleasing
Following the program there We're
many informal social features. The
guests spent an hour or more chat
ting together, card playing, billiard
1 playing, singing and instrumental
music were enjoyed.
AT a late hour supper was an
nouuCed, and around the tables i'm
The pretrly decorated hall the guests
gathered. The menu was most tempt
ing and was served In am elegant
manner Many of the rarest delica-
cies of the season were served most
temptinEly. OF course, the supper
was the Crowuiug delight of the ey-
euing. The guests We're at the ta-
hles quite a long time, and the mid
night hour had long passed when the
large party disbanded and the social
was at an end.
The committee responsible for the
pleasant evening was composed of J
H. GaIlupe chairman. Ed Hardy,
Frank Haskell. John Conley and Er-
nest Taylor,