The Archive · 1911

TOO DANCING

The subscribers and guesta attending the bell numbered between 900 and 1,000, and as they reached the top of staircase they were received by Col.

Brace, President of the Society, -Jand Mr. ED. H. Fraser, 0.x.0., Vioo-President. The dancing was not long in getting started, and the Town Band and bagpipes between them kept the]

ing going merrily, The programme: was as follows Highland Schottische Two-Step... Ramona Foursome eel Walts (5)..

"The Girl in the Trai Lancers..** Waltz, Dream Eighteome Reel merrily in the reels, the wonted resounded through the hall.

As arole the figares were well danced, and if possible theca measures showed an enhanced popularity. The Masters of Ceremonies saw to their daties right well, and upon aa excellent floor the marty crand enjoyed itself. The kilts other pra tood out among the and plai aval, military and

ea, and the ction required to complete the picture, It was a brilliant throng, and did credit to the traditions of the Society.

Daring the evening it was announced that the winners of the two bai Prevented by the Society were James Allen and John T. Strang.

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