DATES TO REMEMBER
October 21— Happy-Go-Lucky dab, St. Albans (leader, Valerie Barker), fancy dress party and concert at Y.M.C.A. concert hall. October 21—Gay Chums’ Club, Woodend (leader Valerie Barker), nigger minstrel entertainment and dance at Woodend Hall. October 21—Good Samaritans’ dance. October (date to be finally settled)—Writers’ Club (leader, Judith Hanna) and Pirates’ Club (leader. Jack Bryant) to combine in fancy dress party at Fendalton (St. Barnabas Schoolroom). November (date to be settled)— Pickwick Club, Fendalton (leader, David Horne), concert in St. Barnabas Schoolroom, Fendalton. All these concerts and entertainments are for “The Press Ship” cot fund and Christmas Mission. Clubs are asked to send in announcements of forthcoming events. In every case, where it is in any way possible, Lady Gay will make an effort to be present at'club functions.
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21904, 3 October 1936, Page 2 (Supplement)
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