SAVAGE CLUB.
SECOND KORBRO. The second korero of the Christohurch Savage- held in the Masonic Hall Kefecfcory on Saturday night, there being a very-large attendance of Savages.- number of Savages and* Orphans! from other parts of the . Domi»i6n • were the guests" of the club. The. Great -Chief *of the evening was Savage Melvin J. , BurnSj who" was 'installed by Savage- Gardiner Miller.- Savage Burns gaiVe a most interesting and .enlightening talk, entitled "A General Chat on -Legal Matters." Savage Harold Beck.and his' orchestra rendered most artistically "Nutcracker Suite" (Techaikwsky), "March" XKlohr), "Magic of Love" (Vanis). The eoloiets of the evening were ■ Savage W. Toomey, who sang "The Diver" with much success, and Savage Douglas -Suckling,'. who- gave an artistic interpretation of "The Spirit Flower." Savage H. W. Crowe, played a flute solo feelingly, and Savage Finlay Eobh, the. official accompanist, interpreted "Rhapsody in C" (Dohnigaai) with taste. A most entertaining item-was that: performed'by Savage Sydney Comfort, entitled "Putting Baby to Sleep." A ; descriptive talk-on "Lions," by Savage H J. Edwards, oroved entertaining, and Savage Ale * f?«y contributed one ofThis humorous recitations. Two visitors, in Savage Scott Colville and Mr Holt, also'gave amusing stones and monologues. Savage Scott Colville conveyed hearty KSfaS:'*•-.** <™ «>* Auckland
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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19623, 20 May 1929, Page 11
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