Y.M.C.A, HUTMENT FUND.
The jumble sale, which was promoted by the Lin wood Congregational Church, and held in the Leyden street Hall on Saturday afternoon, resulted in £13 7s 6d. The erpeMea ■yrore 7 S 6d, which leaves £13 for the Y.M.UA. Hutment Fund. An enjoyable entertainment on behalf of the YJI.C.A. Hutments Fund was given in the Choral Hall on Saturday evening by the Idlers' Club, a clever combination of Chnstchnrch. ladies. was an excellent attendance. Tho first part of the programme devoted to an "Arabian Nights" entertainment. written and arranged by a member of the chib. In the second part eome excellent choruses were given, a solo, "Songs •of Roumania," by Miss Pidgeon; a pierrot and pierrette dance, a speciality. "The Sculptor's Dream," and a clever ekit, "To-day's Recruits."
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15752, 20 November 1916, Page 11
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