PHILISTINE REVEL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 221, 19 September 1938, Page 15

PHILISTINE REVEL.

ENJOYABLE FARE/

The Philistine Club held its entertainment on Saturday night in the Operatic Rooms, Grafton Road, the hall being filled with members and friends. Mr. C. J. Garland was the chairman.

Kn joy able songs were giver, by Miss Beryl Smith and Mrs. Humphrey Gordon; elocution item. Miss Edna De Man*; music entitled "A Medical Romance." played by Miss Patsy Penty. Mr. H. Knight" and Mr. Maeßalph; xylophone solo, Mr. D. Callinan; duologue, "The Reason Why," by Mrs. Barry Pain. The cast included Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rattray. Mrs. Reginald Reed was the accompanist.

Amonnr those present were: Mesdames G. J. Garland, H. Alder, O. Boak, E. Brindley, R. Connor, N. H. Dixon, A. Day. C. D. McLean, F. J. Newbery, C. A. Peryer, H. G. Sayers. A. Leyland, H. T. King, C. E. Clarke, H. McKenzie, X. H. Hayward. A. Woolley, A. J. Lindsay, W. Bailey, R. A. Fowler. P. Le Grice. Fairey, C. 0. Beeson, A. Pascoe. J. Clarke, B. Bourne, C. Tutt, M. H. Connor, J. McKee. Witeon, R. Knight, I. I>ay. E. H. Day. Tom Pearce, Galhraith, F. Ambler, H. McD. Vincent, W. H. McKinney, R. Widdicom'be, S. Parkinson, X. Speer, J. A. Price. MeCullough, O. Dickenson. L. Piper, T. ConjraHon, Misses Jewel Tavlor, M. Davidson. Myrtle Burns. Ellis. J<an Cann. D. Alder. Edith Entrican, Jean Dock, \Y. Hill, V. Mcnteath. Nora Phillipps. Stanborough, Joy Brown, Alma Newman. Gilfedder.