CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.
Tho Canterbury Caledonian Society's social on Wednesday at the Caledonian Hall waa attended by a large audience. The president Mr C. S. Thomas, occupied the chair, and'was supported by Mesara J. Erskine and P O. Neate (directors). The programme was provided by Messrs J. Erskine and A. E Purse, and .wa« an exceptionally good one. A feature was tho appearance of the Woolston Band, which gave se ections, marches, and solos. The following also contributed items. Selections by the Society s Pipe Band; song, Mr D. Law, Imsh reel, Misses B. Kearney, M. Neate, M. Fraser, antl'M Pvke; club-swinging and pyramids bv Mr Buckett's pupils; Seann Triulv hais Miss Bessie Kearney; song, Mr D. McGill" duet. Mrs Stallard ond Mr D. McGill' swords, Miss Mavis Neate, piping selection, Pipet Flanagan; international reel, Misses B. Kearney, M. Fraser, M. Pvke and M. Neate. Accompanists for the evenin? were Mr G. C. Russell, Mrs D. Law, an-i Mrs Smith. After the concert dancing was indulged in <o the muaic of Mr E. Jackson's orchestra-.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20025, 5 September 1930, Page 19
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