Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-29
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Dan Mackay then effectually de-
livered reading entitled BURNS
Address to a Daisie." A hearty APP
plause followed his conclusion.
''Tam O. Shanter," u pianoforte
selection, was next rendered by Miss
Helen Tenney. who played this classic
in n mastery manner. Her express
sion and technic were perfect, and
the conclusion of the rendition was
greeted by applause from all.
Mr.. Mc1.ardy followed with IA song.
'The Star o. Robbie Burns" He
answered with ''Burns and Tame.
hill rs all encore.
ID. X. Anderson then played a bag
pipe selection, "March Strathspey
and Reel"
Another comic song entitled Il
Love a Lassie" was pleasingly sung
by Mr.. Ross. "Tickling Jock" was
sung rs an encore.
Miss Maude She'll then sung in a
pathetic manner MA Ain Folk" OF
and answered with Coming Through
Mr.. McLardy danced the "Sword
Dance" and answe. ed with "Sailor's
HOrnpipe" in full sailors garb.
The concert was concluded with
votes Of thanks by II. Il. She'll, and
the singing Of "Auld Lang Syne" by
the company and the audience. Mr..
She'll concluded his talk with the
statement that because of the greatly
increasing crowds gathering each year
to pay homage to the birthday Of
Burns, that the celebration would in
the future be held at Lewistown.
The piano accompaniments for all
the songs were played by Miss Helen
Tenney, and the Scotch dances were
accompanied by ID. X. Anderson on
the bagpipe.
The seats in the hall were quickly
removed and dancing commenced at
once, the music being furnished by
the Garneill orchestra. During the
evening several Scotch country dances
were given, which were much enjoyed
by those participating and watching.
At midnight the doors to the ban
quet hall were thrown open and over
three hundred people partook of the
snmptuouS supper. Many Scotch
dishes had been prepared by Mrs. II.
II. She'll, which were relished by all
and added much to the occasion to
make the banquet in accordance with
the celebration. The three large
heavily laden tables were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and Scotch
Heather for the center pieces. Among
the Scotch dishes were three large
ilaggises, oat meal cakes, several
large currant buns, Scotch short
bread, scone cakes and raisen buns.
Many thanks are due Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Il. She'll for their efforts in max
ing the celebration a success, and
especially to Mrs. She'll for her un-
firing work in making costumes and
looking after the many details incl
dent to celebration Of this extent.
Thanks are also due Austin W.
War;, cashier of the Bank of Fergus
county at lewistOwn, who presented
the management with large and en-
cellent Scotch bun cake, which held
theplace of honor on the largest table,
and was wreathed with scotch Heath
er.
The management also wishes to
tnank the many newspapers and in
dlvlduals who helped make the affair
Il success.
Among these present were:
I.ewistown:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hlger Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
inanstadt. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Teagarden Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Jeffries, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs Bip,uead
Miss 0rpha Noble Messrs. y. $. Scott. John Muir
ray, Horace Hill. Joe Briggs Peter Campbell o.
Romunstad. Charley Myersick. John Nuns.
Harry Allen. Jack Patterson. Herbert pitter Fir
men Tullock. Hugh Wagner and Frank Heg-
strom.
Moore:
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Shown. Mr.. and Mrs Ira Haw-
kns and family Mr.. and Mrs George Leach and
daughter Miss Alice Barrett. Miss Ivi Hawkins.
Messrs. Andy Mathews. l.. Davis, Dick q Irien
ban Sharp, and Walter Winnod.
Phihrook:
Miss Holly Raw. Miss Smith Mcssrs H. {,
Fitzpatrick. William Cowan and Frank Rooney
Straw:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards and family
Messrs. William Gordon and W. S. Tallman.
Mendon:
Mr.. McCabe.
Harlowton:
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Weber and family Mrs
B. b. Blithen and daughter Mrs Mcpharland
Mrs. Hummel. Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. {. A.
ChrlStlanSoil and Milne.
Hedges:
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mckay and family.
South of the Snowies:
Mr.. and Mrs. George BrcWngtOli. MeSSrS Levi
Brcwington, William Berca William Neil, u.
X. Anderson, Charley Myers Joe Mcdonald. Sam
Dagan. Theo Nichols. NJ. Baneson Tom Hart
Louis StiGan and Tom Lee
Judith Cap
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Beers and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Stanley, Mrs. William Burke, Miss
Florence Wing, Messrs. Fred Stanley. Col Stan
ley. I'D Taylor. Walter Hard Robert X. Mead
James Reynod, Arthur Johnson. Wilbur McCourt
George Macatte g. II. Tenney and Marion Small
Garneill:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.. She'll and family. Mr.
and Mrs. James She'll and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Abe Beach and family, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hunter and family Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wood
ruff and family Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcdonald and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Mcdonald and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan and family. Mr.. and
Mrs Herbert I.ye. William Nel and children
Mrs Sam I.utz and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. James Murch
Mrs l.. W. Tenney and family. Miss Thimble.
Miss Gray, Miss Georgema Mckay. Miss Agnes
Hart, Miss Drinkard. Miss Gilmore Miss Mar
Iaret .Neill Messrs. T.. w. Johnson. Dr. ]. II.
Betten, William Bruce, Adam Bruce Fred Gray.
Dan Mckay. John Johnson. Einar Elangsen.
Lou Lazy. Joe Mckee. George Dufhcld. Oof En-
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