Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-04-21
NEWS NOTES

iilt iHuoot I ltlIt SINGH llN W bli1G'l of Mooseheart Chapter No g at Eagle Hall. Saturday evening proved to be fully as delightful as the initial enter tainment effort of that organization last year and proved to be the premier social function of the present winte, The number attending was probably the largest gathered in Eagle Hall n: any time during the past two years and to the credit of the few ladies composing the present membership f the chapter, no one was disappointed in their expectations of a fine even- ing of enjoyment. The occasion was somewhat marred by the blowing out uf q steam pipe in the heating plant shortly after the program started. bat aside from the slight resultant chi1 permeating the hall after the plant went out of commission. the oppor- tunties for enjoyment were all that could be desired. Mirth and gooS cheer were never more apparent at a public social gathering in Nome and q general atmosphere of friendly fellow ship prevailed throughout The de = Crative appointments were superb and displayed q wealth of patient toil dur ing past weeks by the chapter mem- Iers. Paper flowers in profusion hung in vari-coored festoons from the wt"e loop of the balcony and the stage end of tthe big hall was literally Il bower or flowers and Ereenery with a 'L ,v- CTS Lane.' grass hordered and ve dant. running through it's mid>t, Jauntily worded signs invited attend ants to tete-a-tete in the shaded nook with their own--or somebody clse's best girl and wide, comfortable seats invited attendants to rest and repose. Flowers were everywhere and in the center of the wide hall stood the or iginal "Old Apple Tree" loaded with blossoms and hung with cages of ca,i- ories. The orchestra. composed of AtSSfS I.cSciltf lllu -tSpll1l. tOlIlellSt- drummer and vioiinist, respectively, and Miss Helen Stipek, pianist. was grouped about the realistic apple tree end rendered delightful music. As children are feature in the Moose or sanitation system of bcnevolence tue chapter had devised special entertain ment features for the numerous little foiks attending by converting the stage into q chldren's playground. with q see-saw and other devices. Here tn. Fiddies romped to their hearts delight while their elders devoted themselves stage boxes were occupied by peanut and popcorn booths. and an ice crean booth, decorated in true Jack Frosty manner with a coating of imitation ice provided refreshments of the lighter sort.
 In addition. one of the cloak rooms was converted into a 'liniature Max inns where coffee cake and other de'- cctable offerings were served
 The program was opened with 2 dance by q number Of merry facel children under the direction of Miss T.yng which evoked much interest and applause. Then it was lon with tha dance' now in the golden glamor of the full orbed moon shining from the upper reaches of the stage and casting shifting shadows across the floor as the dancers turned and swayed in it's refulgent beams, and again in the full glare of the brilliant lights in balcony and dome. The moonlight effect was perfect and lent a truly outdoor aspect tc the scene. The committee in charge looked after the comfort of their guest with extreme solicitLde and if any attendants failed to enjoy themselves in the fullest degree. it was not because of a lack of effort on the part of the Moose ladies. The unfor- tunate break dowl in the heating
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