LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18461, 15 August 1925, Page 16

LYTTELTON NEWS.

■ ♦ Seamen's Institute. The Thursday pveninr concert at the SeaniPn s Institute was given by the Christ-i-luiroh Ladies' Guild. Items -were omtrihuted as follows:—Piano solo. Miss Poris ebb: snnc. Mi>s 11. TteynoMs; piano and v to: ill snlo, Miss Reynolds (2), sontr. Mr Thompson: song-. Miss Webb: snnc. Hiss Wright: piano ami vinlin solo. Muster and Miss Mac-Donald; sonr, Mr Green (I'.S.S. Alt.iir) : duet. Misses "Webb; piano and violin snln. Misses Reynolds (:J); sent, Mr Thompson: smic. Miss Reynolds; song. Miss Webb: song, Miss Wright: piano and violin solo. Master and Miss MacDnnnld. Supper was served by the Ladies' Guild. Miss Doris Webb was the accompanist. Trinity Tennis Club. The annual dance of the Trinity Club was held in the I.yttelton Club " a "'_ and a most enjoyable evening was spent b> members and thrir friends. The hall prettily dcrorated by the lady members, ana excellent music was supplied by Miss Orchestra. The duties of M.C. were in the hands 01 tho captain of the club. Mr H. • Wales, who was assisted by Mr J. Rudd Those present included:—Mesdnmes . Wales, Dm-kworth. 11. Avers. C. V enrne, Ji. Ryder, Costello, Sutcliffe. Barnes. Kilgar. blisses A. Hinds. K. Bennetts, L. Sinclair. D. Mochan, R. Sutcliffe. L. Avers. M. Watson. Nolan. 0. Rhind. D. and t. Wales, Auld, B. Pale. E. Porteous, B. Pale, M. Porteous, L. Loader, I{ -, G . lcn ', r A - c . C T. Clark. Q. Cornish, S. Walklin. M. Smith, G. and M. Scott. M. Collins L. V lllinms, K. Pattison. P. Comfort. V. and (r. \\ alklin, L. Scott, S. Sinclair, and B. Smith. Golf. Tlie Lyttelton Ladies' Go'if Club will play h. match (luring tho week-end fcr a, trophy u resented l>y Mrs J. D. Bund\. West Lyttelton School. Yesterday the "West Lvttelton school broke Ul> for tho term holidays. Tlie more serious work ended in the morning. To mark the close of the term, a delightful little concert was held in the afternoon in the largest loom. Several of the parents also attended, and a good programme of musical ar.d elocutionary items was given. The performing scholars could not complain cf a lack of vrarn'th in the way th e items were received. Admission was by coin, and the funds are to bo devoted to the sport 3 funds. About two guineas was received. After the break-up concert the children of Standards 111. and IV. held a party. Unfortunately rain came on and the entertainment planned for outdoors had to beheld in the school. Gaines were played with a will and there was no lack <if refreshments. On the call of the headmaster, hearty cheersi were given for Miss Balchelor, who organised the party.