JUBILEE CHOIR

Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 31, 6 February 1935, Page 4

JUBILEE CHOIR

FIRST YEAR'S WORK

_'A successful year was ■ recorded'-in the first annual report of the Jubilee Choir, 'presented tojtheiannual meeting.- ' ,;,; Two. concerts;:,were ; given: during the year,,..on September, 5 and December 11, and musically they were most successful, though from the financial point of view they- were not as successful as anticipated. The choir also sung at the St. Patricks: Day concert. ,The financial year'ended with alcasbAbalance/of £27 12s 10d.' lhe total assets^ were stated :td' be. £55 OS1 9d. ... ~ ; . ' . .. ...... y. i-c

■■ for. the ensuing: year' •'= were elected.^as foUo^s:-^-Patr6n, his .:Grace rlrcnojshop ; p'Shea; president, the -Rt. ■Key. •ilonsimpr: ; Connolly; vice-presidents, n ,Z'r Dr-" Mcßae, the Hon. W. Perry, M.L.C., Messrs. J. J. L. Burke, T. B. Guscott, Ultan P. McCabe, P.H,!Pit nam; han. conductor; Mr; F. J.-Oakes-Hon. secretary,- Mr. J;-K. Tbrbit; hori. auditors,. Messrs. N.iW- Dentoh- and; P. Barraclough; committee,- Mesdames Barry Smith and Wilkinson;: Messrs.. Hynes, McKeown, Dickinsdn^O'Sullivan,1 McLean.

■ Onei of the strangest, clubs in the world has just celebratedVits'first anniversary; About a hundred persons who had been in prison .■ for . non-payment ': of alimony] together with their "second wives and sweethearts," attended the first dinner of the Alimony Club-of N&r York.: State.