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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XXI, Issue 1066, 10 May 1890, Page 1 (Supplement)

A correspondent favors us with the following : —A very enjojable entertainment in the form of a bachelors' ball was held on the 18th of last month in a. hall attached to Mr. Maisey's hotel, and though the night was rather cold, a sharp frost setting in before morning, yet it only favored those of the light fantastic toe, for give me a frosty night Above all-others for dancing. Several good songs were rendered during, the evening. Mr; J. M'Lellan gave "The Anchor's Weighed," and was followed by Mr. Ireland, who sang " The Ship that never Returned," and in response to an encore gava " Rose of Tralee." Mr. W. Pelaney gave a splendid reudering of " Erin's Gieen Shore," and also of "Forgive and Forget." Mr. H. Bruhns was very happy in " I'm a Man you don't "Meet every Day," but the ge:n of the evening was " Logie o' Buchan," sung by Mr. D. M'Kenzie. Receiving an encore, he favored those present with "The Rose, Shamrock and Thistle." Miss A. Harris sang very prettily " When You and I were young" and "Belle Mahone." Mr. A. Hammond was in good voice and sang " Soldier Boy of Richmond." Dancing was kept up till six o'clock, refreshments being handed round at intervals. Mr. Ireland acted as Chairman, and Mr. Bluuchard supplied excellent music.

LOYAL NASEBY LODGE, M.U.,L0.0.i\ THE above Lodge will celebrate its Anniversary on FRIDAY, May 23, by a Ball and Supper. Tickets ss, to be obtained from members of the Committee. E. HALL, M.G