SAVAGE CLUB.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19683, 29 July 1929, Page 13

SAVAGE CLUB.

•> KORERO BY ASH BURTONPARTY. } or it* fortnightly korero. the Aihbnrton Sa ages fTnatarasl, numbering about thirty. rai ied the Christchurch C lab's pa on fc'atur ay nijht, CTref Savage A. H. Todd pr«aid ng OTtr a crowded attendance. The pro gn ame «übm:t»d wai an exc lien: one. coi.-isting of orchestral items, w- :-■ sot rs, violin soles, and concerted tau«ical ite: ;s. <-reat Chief li. M. Smth. of the Christah: reh Club, weu-omea the Tu..:ar»s, on be! 3lf of the l.!hr stvhurc'u Clur. tipr.sstn the frond feel :ig and eood fellowship wh oh misted between the twe cish>. When Sa 'age H. H H.n.na hid instilled Great Ch : »f Todd, the isttei referred to t'-e g'-'at he! 1 his elub had received from Ch-:.«:,"'lurch. an 1 also to the charitable work dene by the Christchurch Club. '.'he orchestra, under the cor.du, of Sa s*e W. .1. Wi»od. i.layed :«o -tirTtni; ma 'ehes, which were loudly applauue-d. The elnb ir. omi-i-rti-ii •• umbers ami gave "When Father Wen' Out Bhnppin:." "Fishing," and "Hullo." to the gr« it deH*b' of all. Silage Vernon Russell »» heard to advantage in "Calling Me to Yo ." and "Joe Hie Gipsv." while Savage Dr. Fnlton p'nved two \lllln so'o* »rt : «ti--all: . Savage Parsons was a "myst»ry man" wi-h cards ard bi ! ! ; .r<i balls, and Sav.iire H. Na' lor, In his inimitable nwrner. »arg ".-■<ne» of the I."»r<" -'-,* ".,„ u .„ M „ K . Lo-e with a Co'd." Sarire Latrserison"* fin baritone voire ws« he rd in two i-ot-r«, am' Savage Ward gave two fice"«nt etom-tio-ary numbers. Great Chief Todd tondried the programme w>th "By-Bye." and ga* - a humorous impersonation for an encor-. The uptom-arimenti were ab'y played bv s«vaee H. Tnlipv. * ."for* the closing ode. Gr-st Chief Smith pre ented Great Chief To'M with the badge 0/ the Christchurch Savare Clnb.