CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.
£tos Canterbury Caledonian Society'* fortnightly social took place in the Art Gallery on Monday last when. a large number of insinbors waa preßont. Tho president, Mr C. S.' Thomas, occupied the chair, and waa supported by Messrs G. Sey and G. Eitchio, vice-presidents. The programme was in the hands of Messrs B. Moore and A. Y. Chapman. The following contributed items:— flection, Pipe liand; songs, Mr D. Bishop, Mr Mardon, airs A. L. Scott and Mies £isher; duet, Miss Longton and Mr D. Bishop; recitations, Master Otton, Mr Page and Miss Mavis Eitchie; Highland Fling, Mias M. Irvine; Seaunn Triubhais, Master J. Irvjne-; reel, Misses M. Irvine,"T: Jaidon, J. Craig, and Master J. Irvine. The accompanist* was Mrs E. A. Smith
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17808, 6 July 1923, Page 14
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