... Hand irom Hawick. I>I.AI.\.LIK. \ IIANi’K will lu; held u Hail 6ATUKDAV. 24th Nov.. ol funds lor Dance vlass. Tom 8 p.m. Admission Music sup ■ binder Dance Hand. H. H. L. lied . IMI ALL. hildren’s Fund.— SATLKDAY, 7 11. Admission 1/- cacti. Park’s Band ...

... Bedrule Rifle Club. AWHIST DRIVE AND DANCE (in aid of the shove) will be held in BEDRULE HALL on 15th FEBRUARY, at 7.30 p.m. Whist, 1/6 ; Whist and Dance, 2/U ; Dance, 1/6 and 1/, 107 J. G., Sec Whist Drive & Domino Competition (In Aid of Glen Douglas School ...

... iocluling *2O Top Half-bred Ewa Sate at 11 JO. Early notice oMEutriea solicited. A. DAVIDSON. Melroea. Melroae, October, 1889. CLOGS Clogged and Repaired on the Shortest Notice, Prices strictly moderate. B. Irvine, 28 High Street, Selkirk. A MUSICAL TREAT! Scottish ...

... were served to he company by the ladies. Several of the children contributed songs, and recitations. One little girl danced The Clog Dance. Before closing. Mrs Simpson asked the children to give Fountainhall Rural thanks for their lovely party. Three rousing ...

... Land, Miss E. Bennitt; Accordeen Selection, Mr assisted by Master Osboume; Dance, Clog Hornpipe, Mine Lily and Master Tom Turnbull; Song, Parted, Mies Logan; Dance, 6word Dance, Miss Cars TunrbuE; Violin Selection with Acoordeen Accompaniments. *r and ...

... padlock , to this lady can do so. R. LIGHTLY The Factions Northinniirian Clog' Dancer. I J. MACDONALD kiandoinie Soloist. MISS GRIFFITHS MERRY MAC'S CABARET DANCE BAND. SISTERS LOCKEY Dancing Trio. See these Tiny Tots—Unbeatable. • MISS E. ROBSON le Voca li ...

... MIRED LANGTON is prepared to take PUPILS for Clog, Jig, Hornpipe, Top. Boot, or Coon Daucing—Songotod Daces Style a Speciality. Clubs or Schools atteuded. Address—C/o Miss Wool,, 5 Queen Stroet, DANCING. Air 0. C. MacLENNAN (Of the Albert Hall. Edinburgh) ...

... votes of thanks, which were heartily to. very enjoyable dance followed, when there were over fifty couples, Janies Forster carried out the duties oi M.C*., and music was supplied Rutherford's Dance Band. Other prizewinners were Master James Hickson, .Miss ...

... Miss Maude Romance; dance. Highland Fling, Mies Lily and Cara Turnbull; song, Sweet her roses, Mrs R. Ruthven; song, Corn Rigs, Mr Valentine; song, Border Maiden, Miss Ella Bennett; dances. Shewn Trews and Double Sword Dance, MIBB Cara Turnbull ...

... Glasgow, whose instrumental selections, interspersed throughout with popular ticottisb, English, and lush songs, and step and clog dances, fairly 'brought down the house, and they bad to respond to emotes at every ar pearance, twice upon the last occasion. ...

... tee by Mr T Irving who also provided prizes for competition. The winners of the prizes to a stroke competition were—l, Miss N Russell ( . 26) 85 ; 2 Mn W R Easton ;22) 87. Winner o hidden hole competition—Miss M Veitch. Tea was served in the club house ...

... were won by Mrs A. Hardy and Mr W. Hogg. A dance was held afterwards, the music being supplied by El:iot's Band. Cpl. .J. Kennedy, 8.8., acted as Ni.C. A spot waltz was won by Mr and Mrs J. Wilson. Competition prizewinners were:-1, Mrs J. Wilson; 2. J ...