PIONEER CLUB

Dominion, Volume 26, Issue 301, 15 September 1933, Page 5

PIONEER CLUB

Music Circle Evening The usual monthly meeting of the Music Circle of the Pioneer Club was held on Wednesday evening. The club room was cosy, and prettily decorated with Iceland popples and spring flowers. The programme, which had been arranged by Mrs. Ivon Wilson, was of a varied nature, and was very much enjoyed by those present. A paper on “Music,” prepared by ’Mrs. Wilson, was read by Miss Ella Fair, after which the following items were given:—lnstrumental trios. “Waltz” (Careneo), “Gavotte” and ’•Syncopation," Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Yeates, Miss Goodson; songs, “Angels Guard Thee,” ‘‘Love’s Lament,” “Thou Art Like a Flower,” and "A Brown Bird Singing,” Mr. Newton Goodson; songs, “The Old Clock,” “Trees,” “Ay-Ay-Ay,” and "I Know Where I’m Going,” Miss Monica Malfroy; ’cello solos, “Aria” and “Orientate,” Miss KGoodson; songs, “The Harvester’s Night Song,” “Beautiful Beatrice,” and “Serenade," Mr. Ivon Wilson; songs, ••Daffodils,” "Go From My Window,” and “The Rose Enslaves the Nightingale,” Miss Doris Black; piano solos, “Sea Shanties” and “Vienniese Dance ” Mrs.. Ivon Wilson. Miss Kane, president of the Pioneer Club, proposed a very hearty vote of thanks to Mrs. Wilson and to those who had helped her in presenting such a delightful Supper concluded the evening’s proceedings. Among those present were: Mrs. M. E. Goodson, Mrs. P. J. Townley, Mrs. A. S. Mitchell, Miss Nora Gray, Mrs. I. Levy, Mrs. and Miss Haines, Miss Ella Fair, Miss May Kane, Miss Amy Kane, Miss Gatward, Mrs. Hanson, Miss R- Harvey, Miss M. Chamberlain, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Daniel, Miss K. Crump. Mrs. Drayton, Mrs. and Miss Ramsey, Mrs. J. L. Garrard, Miss J. Forsyth, Mrs. A. Ginn. BRIEF, BACKLESS SWIM SUITS. Start now to knit yourself one of the intriguing new bathing suits. With the famous “Crocus” Non-Shrlnk Knitting Wool you can be sure of success in working and pride in wearing. Send 3d stamps for booklet No. 443. A splendid design for sun-bathers. Patens and Baldwins Ltd., Box 1441W, Wellington. —Advt. FUR SALE. 1 The annual fur sale of H. H. Blandford, Ltd., still continues, and many ladies have taken advantage of the discounts offered on fur coats, necklets, and also on all repairs, relining, and remodelling. A visit will be found profitable. Salon: The Square, Palmerston North. —Advt.