NOTICE. OPENING DANCE OF DEEP COVE.

IN THE MATTER of the estate of |
- John Pallow, deceased, late of Salt Spring |
Island, B.C. .

ALL PERSONS. HAVING. clams |:

against the: above Estate are required to |
‘send particulars thereof, duly verified, to ;

the undersigned, on or before the 26th!
day of December, A.D., 1913, after which

date.the Administratrix will proceed ‘to

-.. distribute. the said: Estate according: to

law, with regard only to the claims of
‘-which she shall then have had notice.
-Dated at Victoria, B.C., this 24th day

ol : of November, A.D. 1913.
"ROBERTSON, HEISTERMAN & TAIT

of Davie Chambers; 545 Bastion Street
-and No. 514 Fort Street, Victoria, BC.,
Solicitors for the Administratrix. |

LAI DIES! |
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. SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW, SIDNEY, B.C

SOCIAL CLUB A MARKED SUCCESS

The. - Masonic Institute “hall on
Horth’s Cross road, near Deep Cove was,
the scene of most enjoyable evening’s
entertainment. last Tuesday, the occasion
being . the opening. dance of the Deep
Cove social club. The old: ‘hall. looked
very much like as if the. fairies had- been
at work, ‘not only: on * the interior. but
the exterior as well. The roof and out-
side parts of the ‘building had received

_. | the attention of the: carpenters ‘and ‘the

much needed repairs were attended to.

- But it was on entering the hall that
the: guests: -received the impression of
fairyland. A -magnificient . new dancing

‘floor had been laid down and: the. walls
and ceilings bore such: a'load .of artistic

decorations : that it was really hard: ‘to

‘believe that the. old hall’ could have re-
ceived such a- transformation | in the :
short space’ of a. week, Yet such’ “was
| actually the case, as a- few days prior to

‘| the social. club dance ‘no ‘repairs of any.
\'kind had been made to the ‘bulldog for
many years past.

The Deep: Cove ‘Social: Club i is a new

‘organization brought into existance main-
ly through ‘the. efforts: of one. young ‘lady,
Miss’ Simpson, and. to her.a. great deal. of

the success. already. attained i in’ the pro-

viding of an evening’ "S entertainment for.

the people. living. on the. northern part’ of.

. ‘the peninsula may be attributed. Through
‘| her never tiring energy: and: -determina-
| tion the first. ‘committee’ to. handle: ‘the
entertainment - that. took place. on. 1 the}

The Entertainment t Provided on } New Year’: S . Eve Was Largely Attend- 4 a
ved 1 by the Local Members, Deep Cove and Saanichton ce ae ee

thoughtful . h

1A Beautifully Decorated Hall; ‘Splendid Music. and a Jolly Crowd Make t.
_ the Evening an Enjoyable one--A Bachelors Supper is a
~ Feature of the Early Part of the Evening.

field, Syales, “Moses, D. Horth and L.

Horth.

The energetic manner in which this
committee took charge ‘of the arrange-
ments and carried them through to. such

a. successful finish, when the » enormous
‘amount of work accomplished is taken

into consideration, speaks very. highly f for
the tuture. well-being of the club. :
‘Between fifty. and ‘sixty - ‘couples’ were

in attendance when the. splendid orches- |

tra provided | by. Mr. Brooks, of Keating,
struck up the music for the opening
waltz... From then baer the “wee sma’
hours o’ the morn” the beautifully

decorated hall fairly rang with music, |
the laughter and mirth of the gay young)

hearts and the shuffling. of many feet:in

the waltzes. _and> other Garices, over the

polished. floor.’

Prior ‘to the formal opening “of the
dancé; ‘the’ batchelors, ' young and old,
living in the vicinity of. Deep. Cove, had
received a cordial invitation. to. be pre-
sent ‘at a ‘stag supper’ provided. by the

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ladies, of the Deep Cove Social Club in the: — ——
dining room in. connection with. the hall.|
It seems ‘hard to. believe, ‘when '.one -re-|

‘members. how. many: -charming. young|

ladies thére are ‘living in this . district, a

‘that there were close. ‘to. fifty young

batchetors accepted this kind invitation

and took chairs. around: the long table in -

- Being Also Well Represented,

of : Sidney aad: 4 North h Saanich 1 people | have

interesting and. enjoyable entertainments
during the past two or three months, but
perhaps none of them were more, ‘80 than |

had the opportunity. of. ‘attending. many

the New Year’ s eve dance of the ‘Sidney

al Social Club on Wednesday evening last.
1 About thirty-five couples were in attend-

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| | programme

ance. and. thoroughly enjoyed the splendid
-of dances . put’ on, an

amusing and very. enjoyable: feature of
which was the “Robbery ‘Two- Step” | and
the “Plirtation Waltz.’’. The former was
entered into with spirit by ‘nearly’ every

|couple present and as there were several
‘L-more ladies than gentlemen present 1 these
| kept: stepping | in and: taking the men].

partners whenever. possible, . resulting in
1. “good: deal. of. confusion among ~ the
dancers and amusement. to the s onlookers.

The “Flirtation Waltz," howerer, ‘did not|
| meet with tho succecs ‘it deserved, owing,
no doubt, to. the shyness | of. the gentle:
men, or perhaps: it was® because they. did}:
not: ‘thoroughly . understand what Wag: rer

a quired of them.

‘Everything - went” right ‘merrily. until

: ‘near, the stroke of 12 when the “Supper

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Immediately the walls. musle couscd and |:
the pinniat struck up the. familiar tune |:
of “Auld: ‘Lang. Syne," and all: joined
hands. and sang, the works of, the Rood
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Waltz”. was in progress,” ‘Suddenly. the
‘boom of guns, the explosion of giant fire
cr acker a, the loud blowing of the many

‘steam “whistles = ‘around town, added to

which was. the prolonged. shrill whistle
blast: of.the ateamer Joan, which happen-
ed tobe just opposite. Sidney at the time,
and: the. ringing.ol. the. bells, . ‘announced

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of t the club: was ‘then partaken of in ‘the :
dining room, -after: ‘which dancing was): --|
resumed until about two in the morning, |

when the jolly. crowd broke up and wend-
ed: their: way. to their different homes. i

OA feature ‘of the evening and - one that 7 .
greatly surprised many of the guests was |:

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of the evening with the eagle eyes of a

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that when the proper time arrived they | as

would be able to ‘announce who, in their
opinion were the best lady and gentlemen |{]|
dancers on the floor. During: the. latter
part of the evening’ their judgement. was

announced and resulted as follows: ~~ .-|

Miss W. Wright, took first: prize ; ‘Miss
Sladoes, of Wisconsin, second; ‘and.’ Miss
Lillian Brethour the third, for the best

lady. dancers, and Mr, F, Hooton captured
ed first place in the. ‘competition: among
the gentlemen, with Mr. A. Gehrke a}
close. second, and: Mr, J ohn Gehrke, third.

Mrs. Pp, N. Tester was the. hostess for
the evening and in her-usual happy. man-

ner made everybody feel at ‘home and
“There,

1| thoroughly. ‘enjoy. ‘themselves,
were, many, guests. present. from. outside
points in response to the invitations sent

‘out but: call ‘present. regretted the. fact |

that several James | Island “members ‘of
the club were unable to. be: present,
owing to the. rough weather. at present
prevailing. oe es

‘Mr, Albert H. Mann, of Victoria, “sup.

plied the plano: music for: the. evening’!

and the guests were well ‘pleat with
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