HIGHLAND PIPE BAND.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18368, 29 April 1925, Page 5

HIGHLAND PIPE BAND.

The Christchurch Highland Pipe Band held a successful dance on Friday night in the Islington Hall. The hall was filled to its utmost capacity. Smith's Marimba Band supplied the music, and Mr Jack Aitken, of Christchurch, officiated as M.C. Messrs Basil Christiansen, of Riccarton, and W. Slanilas, of Yaldhurst, played extras. During tho evening Miss Cathie Walton, of Spreydon, gave an'exhibition of Scotch dancing. Miss Jean Webb, of Islington, sang songs, which were appreciated by all. Bandsmen present were:—McMillan, A. McTansh, P. McTansh, L. Clarke, A. Forsyth, D. Harland, D. Irvine, J. Walton, J. Aitken, R. Tait. Amongst the many present were:—Mre Aitken, Mrs A. Forsyth, Mrs Harland, Mrs Webb, Mrs Laurie, Mrs Davis, Mrs MoGaller, Mm Irvine, Misses Jean Webb, Jean Simpson, Thelma Lake, Lily Freeman, Dons Grimths, Myra Cooke, Doris Wright, Jean Boyland, Eileen Boyland, Hilda Riddel!, Eileen Riddell, Elsie Airey, Esther Airey, Polly Walton, C. Walton, N. Geskell, M. Fuller E. Rosscr, 0. Rosser, A. Roaser, V. Gilbert, Eelcio Muir, A. McOaller, Lucy Garrett, Louie Hepburn, A. Clark, D..Budge, Miss Bovlc. Gentlemen were:—Sutherland, Scott, Irvine, A. Still, E. Still, Elles, Slanilas, Pollock, Wright, Smith, Jackson, McGovern, Christiansen, Carter, Vartba, Oldridgc, W. Freeman, sen., W. Freeman, jun., K. Freeman, Park, Saunders, WaKon, Teenev, Spicer, Ledgard, H«tek*««i. A** tin, nl Woodham, Stewart, Webster, Mclutosh, and many others.