In an illustrated lecture presented by Mr. ©. on Wednesday afternoon at the Country Club, some of the delights of a holiday spent in Norway, as discovered by the speaker himself, provided an interesting hour to a considerable number of people who attended, Mr. Blix gave his lecture in a friendly fashion, and made it doubtly Interesting to a number of friends and acquaintances through showing film taken during a part of the trip of his family and himself enjoy-
The first part of the lecture was devoted to scenes of a number of Norway's principal peaks and mountain lakes, among the latter being the lovely' Lake Yenda, lying 1,000 feet below another lake and providing a panorama of indescribable beauty. Bridges which had to be crossed on all fours, perilous ledges, V and glaciers which' called consider: able energy into play made the speaker's description intensely interesting.
Before beginning the second part of the entertainment which compr: ed the motion picture already referred to, Mr. Vilhelm Meyer sang two Scandanavian songs much preciated by the gathering.
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