Ray Bailly

"... general air-brake inspector for the Northern Pacific railway, and C. C. Perry, cashier of the First State bank at OC)ando, and the Elks' quartet, J. C. Harrah, Willard Perry, Ray G. Bailly and E. L. LeVasSseur, were the gentlemen who had part in the 'ening of music, conver$itign and upper, Uneeda Biscult Tempt the appetite, please the taste and nourish the body. ..."

"... Y11 ppt'," by Ar4hbr Jnapls, a 'violn solo by Miss Isabel Tyack, a vocal solo by Miss Ethel Hughes, a reading by Miss Anna 'Reely, a vocal solo by Ray Bailly, a saxaphone solo by Shelley Schoonover, a recitation by Lloyd Wagner and selections by the male quartet, Messrs. Bailly, LeVasseur, Harra'h and Perry. The program numbers were so much enjoyed ..."

"... n 40 days and ascends to heaven. Hymn Nu. 158, "Christ the Loard Is Risen Today",' by school. Clare collectlon. Anthem by chlolr. Benedicttlon. Presbyterian. At the Presbyterlan church, Ray Bailly Is choir leader and hi. chorus includes the Misses Wilde. Kellogg, Marsh, Mermann. Melaehran, Porterflld, Heid. Terry and Mir. Alexander, sopranos; hire. W. F. Bunny, the Minses Carle, M'elaghlin. Berg, ..."

"... Nelson carried the two wedding rings to the service in a beautiful calla lily. Miss Bernice Berry played Mendelssohn's wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party and Ray Bailly sang "O Promise Me" as part of the solemn ceremony. Floral decorations were profuse and beautiful. A. C. Anderson wrought Missoula grown roses and lilies with festoons of smilax and ..."