... needlework and bead mats was given by Miss Dunn. Miss Hynd, Gourdon, gave recitations, while the country dancing team gave a display of dancing. In the competition for laundered teacloths the prize-winners were:-1 Mrs Wisher?. 2 Miss Murray. The committee were ...

... Monro, and an excellent exhibition of step dancing was given by Miss Clark. Dancing was engaged in throughout the evening. Pianoforte selections were given by Misses Mitchell and Bruce. In the hat trimming competition for the gentlemen the prizes were as follows ...

... report on the Niational ( (inference in Edinburgh. In a Name the Flower competition the %ere: -1 \lt': (.. Thom. 2 J.A.C. DINNER-DANCE Montrose J.A.C. held their annual dinner and dance in the Park Hold last when there was a company of just under a hundred ...

... visitors also enjoyed a stroll through the beautiful grounds, while various amusements and competitions were actively engaged in. In the evening a very enjoyable dance took place in the Castle. the music being provided by Messrs Young, Rae, Lawrenee. and ...

... and Miss Margaret Alexander, and the tea committee and others who had assist ed. COUNTRY DANCING.— Lanreneekirk Scottish country dancing class, at their annual dance in the St. Laurence Hall, were joined by visitors from Brechin, Fettercairn, Sitonehaven ...

... A lard.° attendance of the general public requested. T.O.G.T. Reciting Competition, Memorial Hall, Wednesday, 14th December. A programme of Solos, Scotch Readings, Step Dancing, Dialogue, Playlet and Darning Fairies. Doors open at 7. Tea at 7.30. Tickets ...

... the open, and twelve for the local event. and all the beat clogs from a wide area will be forward. addition to these. there will be the usual running competitions, cycle races, Highland dancing, running high leap. vaulting with the pole, bagpipe playing ...

... long for growing boys), skipping, hopping fights, dance steps like polka, reel, clog dances, etc., folk dancing, action songs and chanties, rowing, tumbling, jumping, etc. These would all be competitive, Patrol against Patrol. To promote ...

... the An amusing incident at the dance organised by the members of D Company r,th Batt. Gordon Highlanders, Stonehaven, when during • twilight dance, the lights being lowered. they failed to respond at the close of the dance, and considerable ammoment was ...

... subjects having a ground annual attached to them of only 3d. The property being favourably situated, caused considerable competition—indeed, more so than any we have seen brought into the market for a considerable time Pound after pound was nodded, winked ...

... 6 9 11 MONTROSI CAkBINR CLOG.--The air • h competi• tion for this Club's prises came off on Saturday afternoon. The weather was very favourable for good shooting, and the scores were above the average of former competitions. The highest scores were : ...

... engagements, 4 to 11 players.—A, Mr Mill, 2 Queen Street. LEAGUE OF YOUTH Orchestral Di Melville Hall, Thursdays, 8 to 11 Competitions and Novelties. We keep warm, merry and bright. Plenty of exe and good music. P UBLIC LIBRARY BOOK CLUB.—LI selection of ...