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pine branches, tied with red ribbons,
and upon each table was potted mar
cissus The guest table was very at
tractively arranged, the centerpiece
being basket composed of pink
roses. poinsettias snapdragons and
! violets. From the basket extended
streamers of ribbons, to the ends OF
which we're tied corsage bouquets of
viOlets.
! Seated at the guests table during
dinner, which was served at 6 O'Clock,
were Or. and Mrs, Frank c. Anderson
and their house guest, Mrs. Stoakley
Secrest of Cambridge, DIR. w. II. Cain
and Dr. Retain, the guest of honor
During the dinner, DR.. Anderson, in
behalf Of the patient body, presented
Isr. Retain with q handsome travelling
bag. In presenting the gift, DIR. An
donson said the bag had been pur
chased with the idea of carrying Dr..
Retains personal effects away from
tho sanatorium, but was being pre-
sented with the thought of not only
carrying them away but bringing them
back at the conclusion of his Christ.
mas vacation. DIR Retain, In few
weIl-chosen words, insisted that If his
being at the sanatorium tended to
make the lives OF the patients any
sweeter and happier he was fully re-
paid for any effort made by himself.
Throughout the dinner delightful
music was played by Cupid syncopat
ed orchestra, of this city, composed of
five pieces.
At T:3e o'clock an excellent pro.
gram of musical numbers, sketches
and readings was given in the audi
torium. The members were all ex.
ceptionally well given and greatly ap.
rreciated by the audience. Nearly
every person upon the program re.
sponded to encores, and the program
was not brought to close until 1880
o'clock.
The following progam was given
through the efforts Of Mt. vernon's
best musical talent:
Violin solo-Miss Marianne Pyle,
accompanied by Miss Virginia Pyle.
Scarf Dance-Miss Helen Hender.
shot, accompanied by Miss Ruth Gran.
mer.
Violin solo. "Passe Pied"-Miss
Helen Cleeland, accompanied by 10.
scph Cleeland.
Selection Orchestra.
Sketch team-Oborne and Kelly.
Vocal solo, "The Three Witches,
Mrs. Elsa Stillwagon, accompanied by
Mrs. Joseph Ferguson.
SaxophOne solo-Forrest Collie.
Reading, "Daisy's Music Practice
Hour"-Naomi Dubinsky.
Clog dance-Lawrence Kelly.
Selection Orchestra.
Piano duet, witches Flight'.-Miss
Frances Bender and Mrs. Mildred
Graham.
A Sarcastic Juggler-G. J. Rawl.
Fancy dancing-Odessa Dubinsky.
Music-High School Orchestra, d.
rooted by Miss Mary L. Winters.
Vocal solo, 1.-THE Little Damozel''-
Miss Gertrude Christopher.
Selection Orchestra.
lar III
Naomi Dubinsky.
Music--K. OF P. Mandolin and Gm.
tar club, directed by Charles A. Boyle.
Piano solo, "Allah's Holiday
Kenneth Payne.
Popular Violin Selections-Lowell
Van Rhoden.
Vocal solo, "The Americans Comet"
Lawrence SperTy. accompanied by
Mrs. F. w. Stamm.
Music-High School Orchestra.
The celebration was arranged by
the executive committee composed OF
Mrs. F. c. Anderson. consulting man.
ager William J. Kuntx. promoter, and
w. II. White. director.
Those in the reception committee
were Miss Dorothy Hays, Miss Fran.
ces Smith, Miss Hilda Burke, Walter
Ruisinger and John Reiser
The piano for the recital was do
mated through courtesy of the l.. G..
Fem Co.