OBITUARY

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 16, 18 July 1936, Page 18

OBITUARY

mrs. Winter hall

Many triends will learn with, regret that Mr.i George Hall, of Christchurch, has received, cabled news from his brother, Mr. Winter Hall (well known as a stagehand-screen actor) that his wife died at Hollywood on Tuesday last. . ;..v :■■ ■ •'.•,■■■-.■; i.-

Mrs. Hall, well known as Miss Katie Young, a brilliant pianist, was one of the very talented-New Zealanders who went abroad., "She gave generously of'her talents on! all occasions when she could help.good causes,, and was a very charming personality, altogether. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C." Young, of Christchurch, and leaves one son, Mr;, Desmond. Hall, of New York. Her sisters are -Mrs.Vernie Aldridge, We^rigtoni Mrs; jtima Swain, Perth,. W.A. laiso■■'van!•■r accomplished pianist, .who frequently broadcasts), and Mr. J. G. Young, :Christchurcty is her brother. Miss: .Kara/Aldridge,- a member" of the Wellington 'Repertory Society, 'is. a niece of the late Mrs. Winter Hall. . ,(.v,;." . ■'-:■:■;.;:

: Mrs. Hall:was the only :>woman who has been a member of the Christchurch "Liedertafel," and was a ; splendid worker for the cause' of music, being much missed when she left' her native city. She had quite a tumultuous "send-off" /when she left, showing the appreciation felt by all for what she had done. She travelled a great deal after her marriage, and lived in Hollywood for some time.

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