WELLINGTON CAMERA CLUB

Evening Post, Volume CXXXIX, Issue 123, 26 May 1945, Page 9

WELLINGTON CAMERA CLUB

On the walls of the Camera Club at a recent meeting were about 70 prints, from which were to be selected 12 lo form the club's entry for the Bledlsloe Cup. Photography in all its phases was represented, but the most popular was landscape, and portraiture.. The speakers for the evening were .Messrs. G. W. Perry. 11. Farmer McDonald, and J. T. Salmon, wiio commented on 'lie pictures and gave hints for improvius technical and pictorial quality. W.E.A. CLASSES. Enrolments for Mr. Plishke's W.E.A. course on the design of modern homes and furnishings have now reached the record total of 200. The class will not meet next week as Mr. Plishke will be away from Wellington. Three further W.E.A. classes commence next week. On Monday, at Victoria College, Professor Gordon wili begin a course dealing with language as a human activity rather than as a grammar course, and will In pail use laboratory methods, aided by films and modern sound equipment, to show the development and techniques of this most lniman activity. Pre-sent-day Maoris will be the theme of another class, which Mr. If. C .McQueen will commence at Hie Trades Hall on Tuesday. At Khnndallah on Wednesday, Mr. Sydney Greenbie, who is .special assistant to the I'nited Slates Minister here, will commence a short cnurse on America at work and play. Other W.I-'.A. classes are referred to in an advertisement.