PLAY READING AND TRAVEL TALK

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 131, 27 February 1940, Page 4

PLAY READING AND TRAVEL TALK

The Alicetown branch of the Dominion Federation of Townswomen’s Guild held its first meeting of the year last week, presided over by the guild president, Airs. A’inseii. Airs. Furvinsson. who has recently returned from a visit abroad, gave an interesting talk on life in Rhodesia. The drama circle gave an entertaining play reading entitled, “Trifles.” Those taking part were Alesdames Bathurst, AlcGiilinn, AlcDougall, Simone and Kay. Tlie choir gave two items. The best flower- in the garden competition was won by Mrs. Sutton, and the monthly competition was won by Aliss Diir.fan.

Exhibition Cabaret. A record crowd visited tlie Exhibition Cabaret, on Saturday night, and many of tin- dancers were unable to obtain, tables. The music, as usual, was excellent and Iho floor seemed better than ever. Altogether, the dance was aecia lined as one of Ihe most successful to date. The Leap Aear Bull on Thursday is to he a purlieu hi rly outstanding event, and patrons should book their tables ns early as possible. Bi-ixdtl.vii Townswomen. The Brooklyn Townswomen’s Guild started its year’s activities recently, when Mrs. L. F. Smith presided over n good attendance. The speaker for the afternoon was Cajitnin Galloway, who gave an address fo the Red Cross organization. During the afternoon the guild donated it sum of money for material for sewing, which is being undertaken b.v sttild members for the Red Cross. Nominal ions for Hie election of otlicers mid committi-e were received. Alepihers were en tort a I net! wit It songs by Mrs. East wood and Aliss Joan Wolterman. Mrs. Trivette won the eonipet it ion for the best.'bloom. St. Mary's College Old Girls.

Members of St. Mary’s College Ohl Girls’ Association are not I lied that the minimi general meeting will lie held at the college on Eebriim-y 29 nt 8 o'clock.