MEETINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume XLV, Issue 153, 29 June 1914, Page 7

MEETINGS.

, I BIRKENHEAD RECREATION CLUB. An entertainment, in aid or the Birkenhead Recreation Club was held on Saturday evening in the Birkenhead schoolroom. I Mr. V. I. Stewart presided. An excelleir: programme was provided as rollows:— Overture. Birkriale Orchestra: song. -'The Deathless Army.'' Mr. Bertram .S. Angus icncvired); comic, «ons, "The Galloping Major.'- Mr. Stanley (encored): song isclccted). Miss K. Wallace icncorcdi; glee. "Come Where My Love ..ies Dreaming." Misses Jack. Day. Messrs. B. Dingier and I W. King lencoredi: humorous dialogue, "Holloway's Custard." Messrs. Mitchell. Dlngley. Collins and Kinc: violin «uln. Miss Adams; waltz. "Mamie Clancy," orchestra: sing, "Thou and 1," Miss Jack: monologue. "Pennyworth of I/ol'e." Mrs. Jomvs: comic soug. Til Stick to the Ship." Mr. Stanley icncored): glee. "Johnny Sehraoker." Misses Adams. Day. .la-k. Mrs. Woodbame. Messrs. King. Mitchell, anil Dlngley: song. "Two Eyes of (Irey." Mr. R. S. Aligns lencoredi: humorous skei.-h. "Tbe Camera Fiend." Messrs. Mitchell. King and Diugley. The chairman (Mr. Stewaru said ii was proposed to ask tho ratepayers of the district to i include the sum of £300 In the Councils next loan proposals tor improvements to the •rite adjoining 'he reservoir on Bagot's Hill, which had been leased entirely free of cost for recreative purposes. The nee.-i nf a public hall nr Blrkd.ile for entertainments was emphasised by the chairman. NEWTON EAST OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. The monthly meeting of the N«tvton East ■ Oid Girls" Association -was held in the I school on Thursday evening last. Miss Wright presided. The evenln- was mainly devoted t-i business in connection with tlie old cir'.s' daii.-e. :,-> be held on Sepleml.w > 2. in Oder lo in.-re.iae -he plan., fund. The secretary .Miss Vera Humeri has manors well in hand. Afier the business of ihevenlns games w re indulged in and supper ti-aa seived.