The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-02-18
B. B. Stag Club Party


school house last Monday evening
that was pronounced by those pres
ent to be the social event OF the sea-
son, and the "best ever" The
party was gwen by the Club in
honor of the ladies and nothing was
left undone to make the evening
most enjoyable one.
There are two entrances to the
school house and two cloak rooms.
One entrance was reserved for the
ladies and the other for Stays, and
as the guests came they were met at
the door by two good looking young
men who checked their wraps.
When the crowd had gathered
whistle by one of the Club members
outside caused a stampede of the
stays among the audience, in the
general direction of the signal.
Shortly after the curtain was raised
on the stage and the members of the
Club appeared in body and sang
Hail! Hail! The Gangs All Here.
accompanied by the orchestra. They
again resumed their places in the
audience and the other numbers OF
the program were rendered, con-
sistlng of an address of welcome,
several vaudeville sketches with
musical numbers during intermis-
. sions. The last number and the
feature OF the evening was a stag
dance, put on by four stays and a
dummy woman, known as the Club
Favorite. The orchestra furnished
the jazz for the feature. After two
encores one of the dancers fell off
the stage with the "Favorite' and
""queered the show.
The vaudeville sketch, surgical
operation, caused a great deal OF
hilarity. One of the Stays suffered
the amputation of perfectly good
hind leg, which was carelessly
thrown to the audience after it had
been severed IN the approved man.
ner with butcher knife and meat
saw. The "hard boiled" lndiffer-
ence OF the surgeons created vast
amount of admiration among the
spectators, and instead of sympathy
the unfortunate patient was greeted
with hilarious mirth as he hoped
off the stage on one leg.
Another sketch which brought
tears of compassion to the eyes OF
all married men present, was ar
exhibition of hubby trying to take
care of the baby, while wifey wa:
jazzing around at the picture show
There wasn't dry eye among thu
married males at the conclusion o1
the sketch.
After the program the ladies in
dulged in tug of war. A beautl
tul prize cake was awarded to th'
winners, who felt highly elatet
over their success. Their JOY wa
short-Iived, however, as the cak
proved to be frost-just piec
of frosted wire netting. 1t looked
good but 1t had no other value.
After indulging IN a splendi
lunch, served by members CT tn
Club, the balance of the evening
was devoted to games. The cor
clusion of the affair was "Goo
Night ladies', sung by the Gu
members.
The decorations used for the part
were appropriate to st. Valentine
Day. The hobo vaudeville artist
even going so far as to have thel
ragged clothes patched with re
hearts.
Following is the program for tt
entertainment and the menu for til
banquet. At the last minute tt
Club made a few changes in boil
but as it was the printed copy di
tributed among the guests. it is b
ing published as handed in:
Prorgam
Address of Welcome, Irwin Be;
Recitation Rhlnehart Hec
Solo Dewey Gallow;
Violin solo Adolph Fore
Piano Duet Tom Whybark al
Evan Lien
Bass Solo Ingvald Klet
Menu
Razor Soup
Meats
Graveyard Stew Boiled Skul
Vegetables
Spuds Carrots Timothy Hay
Dessert
Prunes la Punk"
Pastry .
Tack Pie Alfalfa Ca