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an ideal punchbowl," and it would not be sur- publications. A particularly striking window
prising if before long a way is found to fill it hanger has been issued by the company on
up and give the boys a chance to sing: "It's George Macfarlane's success, "Forget-Me-Not,"
Always Good Weather When Good Fellows and "You Can Take Me Away From Dixie" and
Oliver Ditson Co. Team Awarded Trophy for Scoff Together!" This trophy was won by the "Only a Butterfly." A smaller sized piece to
Present Year—New Officers of the League Oliver Ditson Co. team and bears this inscrip- be used as a window strip, carrying very effec-
for Coming Year Are Elected
tion: "Music Trades Bowling League, League tive illustrations, has been forwarded to the trade
Trophy, Won by Oliver Ditson Company," and on "You Can Take Me Away From Dixie" (But
BOSTON, MASS., April 25.—The bowling season
it will adorn the table in the president's room You Can't Take Dixie From Me). This num-
for 1923-24 closed in a blaze of glory with the of the Oliver Ditson Co. for a year at least, ber is a fox-trot success that is fast becoming
second annual dinner of the Boston Music and longer if the boys carry out their intention one of the leaders of the firm's catalog.
Trades Bowling League at the Lorraine on of winning it again next year.
Monday night.
After the dinner there was an entertainment,
Plays "Heart-Broken Rose"
The dinner was fit for an epicure, and, in fact, in which the following took part:
sixty-five epicures partook of it, and every one
Miss Helen Mahler, soprano, a singer and
Joe Samuels Music Masters, an augmented
of them pronounced it perfect. The teams, of pianist of no mean ability, who also accom- orchestra, will feature the new A. J. Stasny
which there were eight, were made up of em- panied the boys in their community singing; Music Co., Inc., hit, "Heart-Broken Rose," at
ployes from the following houses: Boston Miss Dorothy Holmes, alto; Miss Blanche the Atlantic City Million Dollar Pier, where the
Music Co., Oliver Ditson Co., Chas. W. Haskell, soprano; Mr. Peter Nairn, baritone, band will begin an engagement on June 11.
Homeyer & Co., Walter Jacobs, Arthur P. who led the community singing (except when
Schmidt Co., White-Smith Music Publishing Co., the boys from Wood took charge) with splendid
B. F. Wood Music Co., John Worley Co.
success.
The prize, or trophy, a large silver hollow
The concert was very much enjoyed. After
ball, with finger and thumbholes, just like an it Harry Creuz, of the B. F. Wood Co. and
old-time alley ball, was mounted on a handsome president of the Club, distributed the prizes to
I Wonder Who's Dancing
base and surmounted with a well-fitted cover, the winners.
With You Tonight
ornamented with ten-pins. More than one man
The following are the new officers: Louis
Where the Lazy Daisies
lifted the cover and looked into its gleaming Wilmot, Oliver Ditson Co., president; Clifford
Grow
but empty interior with a sigh, and said "what Carter, C. W. Homeyer & Co., vice-president;
James Schneiderham, White-Smith Music Pub-
Twilight Rose
lishing Co., secretary; George Sliney, White-
If You'll Come Back
Smith Music Publishing Co., treasurer.
Boston Music Trade
Bowlers Hold Dinner
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