The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-19
ENGINEERS CLUB
At BURNSIDE.
ANQUE PROG RAM AND
DANCE ENJOYED BY EN-
GINEERS AND FRIENDS.

The Northern Minnesota En-
gineer's club in conjunction with
the Executive Committee of the
State Federation of Engineers and
Architectural Societies, held their
annual meeting Saturday at Burnt
side Lodge.
The visiting engineers, many of
them accompanied by their families,
arrived here at about noon having
spent the forenoon at Soudan where
they inspected the new work at the
Soudan mine and where a short
session was held and matters re-
garding the electrifcation of the
mine and concreting of the shaft
were discussed. After lunch, bust
ness matters were taken up and dis
cussions followed. Several in the
party availed themselves of the OPP
portunity to enjoy a launch trip on
BURNSIDE and several went across
to Bass Lake to view the scene of
the disappearance of this body of
water.
At z o'clock, the visitors and
local people sat down to a banquet.
The menu received the undivided
attention, the bracing air and the
trip on the lake having created an
appetite. The banquet had been
carefully prepared by Hosts Alden
and Paige and served by the regular
forces at the lodge assisted by sew
eral young ladies from the city. 1t
is needless to say that full justice
was done the spread.
A short program followed: Mrs.
Slant sang two very pleasing selec-
tions accompanied by Mrs. Suther-
land and Duncan with piano and
violin. Mrs. Duncan gave two fine
violin solos for which Mrs. Suther-
land also played the accompaniment.
Engineer Wolff of the Oliver gave
some interesting facts regarding the
work done and time taken to do it
in the work at the Soudan mine.
w. T. Ryan of Minneapolis also
made an address which was filled
with interest. j. C. HARNESS of
Eveleth, president of the Northern
Minnesota Engineers acted as chair
man of the meeting. Mr.. Ryan is
president of the State Federation
and Miss Katherine Feucht is sec
rotary.
After the program dancing fol-
lowed until II o'clock to music by
the Rainbow Four Many fine COM
pliments were heard regarding the
excellent music furnished by this
organization. The dance was full
of vim and everyone seemed to be
having an excellent time. Guests
of the Lodge Joined in this feature
of the evening. Those from out of
the city in attendance were:
E. w. Ashenden, Minneapolis /;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. King, st. Paul;
A. M. Frazee, Duluth; F. A. Wildes,
st. Paul; F. B. Rowley, Minneapolis
F. T. Paul, Minneapolis; G. H.
Hutchinson, st. Paul; w. T. Ryan,
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Otto and daughter, st. Paul; E. w.
Kibbey, Minneapolis; w. G. Dorr,
Minneapolis; G. H. Wilsey, st. Paul;
Miss Katherine Feucht, st. Paul; c.
L. Mott, st. Paul; F. H. Bass, Min.
neapolis; E. V. Willard, st. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Tusler, Mime
apolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Willard cay-
liss, Chisholm; H. R. McAdams and
Miss McAdams, Eveleth; H. T. Rel
fel, Eveleth; E. A. Kefgen, Evelein;
Philip Swanson, Hibbing; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Mcdowell, Calumet; Mr..
and Mrs. Young, Hibbing; Mr.. and
Mrs. Gay Gunderson, Duluth; Mr.
and Mrs. C. ]. Calvin, Hibbing:
and Mrs A. N. Void, Calumet; Mr.
and Mrs. j. C. Hardness and daugh-
ter, Eveleth; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H
Lord, Nashwauk; M. D. Jensen
Hibbing; C. F. Kritz, Hibbing; c,
G. Rosewall, Hibbing; Mr.. and Ms