... IPLaren and Miss Evelyn lUtiousli. FOIST OFFICE STAFF HOLD THEIR FIRST DANCE.—On Friday evening last the Broxburn Post Office stall held their first dance in the Masonic. HalL The dance was preceded by a whist drive in which there were numerous prises. Bathgate ...

... muetc, while , on a raised platform, then as such mirth attended the of dances—old and modern. quic. The ribbon-bedecked horses and newly 'glinted carts showed k e e n competition among the drivers who very often spent moat of the previous night in an ...

... exhibition of clog dance. Mr D. Gardner, secretary and his committee deserve credit for the excellent nay in which the arrangements were carried out. Messrs A. A. White and R. Easton capably fulfilled the duties of masters of ceremony. The dance was a very ...

... Lang Syne. SUCCESSFri. LOCAL DANCER. In connection with an open dancing competition held at Longriggend this week Master Willie Smith was successful in securing the gold medal for his dancing of the Irish Jig. CLASS FOR CO-OPERATIVE EMPLOYEES.—On Wednesday ...

... Martin, Mrs J. Gray, Mrs Sneddon, Mrs Robertson, Mrs Laing, and Mrs Waite. SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF BATHGATE.— ANNUAL DANCE.—The annual dance under the auspices of the Scottish Society of Bathgate was held on Friday evening in the Co-operative HAIL There was ...

... all. P. Page 5 ARMADALE. ' TENNIS.—In the singles competition Armadale tennis COUrt, Jack Lore, is bnal defeated Wm. Walker. WEEKLY KINK—On Armadale bowline greea on Wedne•daY in the week) rink competition the winning rink was slipped by Yr ItLeod. OBITUARY ...

... Miss Marshalleay gave a fine exhibition of Highland and clog dancing. Mims B. Boyd presided at the piano in a most accomplished manner A few parlour games concluded the proeramme, after which dancing was engaged in. The beautiful dresses of the ladies., ...

... BRIX/TING SALOON.—The following are the winners of the competitions helchin Mr l'attison's Shooting Saloon, North Bridge Street:—Special shoot. Mr Thos. Calder; single shoot Mr Geo. Jeffrey; eggrepite competition—l, Mr Alex. Bendersou; I, Mr (leo. Jeffrey; 3, ...

... Highland Fling. Sailors' Hornpipe, Clog Dancing, a n Skean Trews. but it has been in the three first mentioned dances that Master Willie has scored the most of his successes. In September last at Musselhargh. in a competition promoted by the Edinburgh West ...

... down to daintily decorated tables laden with good things. Sister Clogs Otos was responsible for the evening's eaten tairment, which reflected great credit en her, both as a teacher of dancing and as a concert organiser. The following were the young artistes: ...

... singing of Lang Syne. R.C. CHURCH WHIST AND DANCE For the purpose of defraying the expenses in connection with the irintallation of electric light into St. Michael's Church a very successful whist drive an I dance was tied in the ehnreh Hall on Friday evening ...

... by the whole of the pupils. Master Wi ll ie Smith danced the Irish jig, clog hornpipe , sailor's hornpipe, and doubl e clog dance. Miss Maggie Findlay danced the parasol dance uud the tambourine ...