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... Soiree at Catrine. A MUNI. Hallowe'en soiree, under the aupiess tht Eallethenyle Lodge (No. 47) of Cowl Templar., use held is the Wilson Hall on Saturday evening, the Mk ult. Brother James Archibald rely ably discharged the duties '4 the chair. After ...
... BALL AND SOIREE SEASON. LADIES deairons of having their HAIR DRFASED in the NeweAt Styles would do well to visit L LE CLAIR'S ESTABLISHMENT, where they always rely on having it well done and mast becoming to the lane. L Lr. CLAIR would advise Wire to ...
... SOIREE AND CONCERT WILL %UN Pt/ CT I 1 Till GOOD TEMPLARS' HALL, IRVINE, TUESDAY, JAN., 1893. A BALL will take place in the Goon at 11 o'clock ands the auspices of the Temper• anon Malicia Ateooistioo. ANOLO•PARISIAN ASSOCIATED SCHOOL OF DRESS. Instructions ...
... SOIREE T4t•QDAY BYRN: vO, 14 JULY. Tea Is lb. BO from RIO IWIRTIWO SW TWR VICE= AT TAO. SPEAKERS— ivy. JOINVPR 1I ROWN GI-000W. IRV. WFUTELAW. D n RSV JORor VA_ OLtpe, IRV. KIDD, RD., 01.1000 W. TICNICTI— CR RlCH —mar had Om M., wP BIU, M ¢Uo 1., ...
... BALL AND SOIREE SEASON. _ADM; of having their HAIR DRESSEIf in the Newsit Stylee would do well to visit Is LE CLAIR'S FATABLISHMENT, abets they can nin n y, re l y co baying it well done and mart becoming to the face. L Lm Cute would advise ladies to ...
... A SOIREE moilis Intik 4°,61141 be ON Chrome am misMa pesicaup • - Bum Hninp, J. M ; Rev. 'S mi Mos. . W. ' 7. Admons, Aya ...
... SOIREE. THE COMMITTEE of the Saltcoats Total Abstinence Society, respectfully intimate that they intend holding A SOIREE IN THE TEMPERANCE HALL, On Friday Evening, Ist June, 1855. MR JOHN ANDERSON, one of the Agents of the Scottish Temperance League is ...
... SOIREES. We had a float/ of soirees during these latter days. On the race evening, the Cutnnock Temperance tociety provided their counter attraction to the public-houses, which it is customary for them to do on fair evenings, by giving $ soiree in the ...
... THE SOIREE. A Tea Soiree was held in the evening in the Church, which was well filled. The sr 3skers and choir, with Mr Fletcher as harmoniu mist were alcommodat on a large platform raised about eight feet above the level of the door of the Church, and ...
... SOIREE. On Monday evening a soiree was held in t church, which was wellifilled. The chair w occupied by Mr M`lnnes, pastor of the congre„ , tion. After praise the Rev. Jatues Brown, Paisley, engaged in prayer. The Chairman opened the proceedings by remarking ...
... THE SOIREE. self is of no particular moment, and derives all its significance from the office of the wearer. I presume we are pretty much agreed that a minister looks more ministerial with a gown than he would do without one ; we have been used to and ...
... THE SOIREE. - - - - - - -- A social tes meeting took place in the Chapel on Monday evening under the presidency of the Rm. Wm. liathgato, pastor of tho congregation. Tho Devotional exercises having been engaged a comfortable tea was partaken of. The Chairman ...