ENTERTAINMENTS

Evening Star, Issue 12551, 8 July 1905, Page 8

ENTERTAINMENTS

THK ALHAMHRA. The last jierl'onuance of the w*ek"s programme took place hast, evening before i crtditablv iurgc audience. This evening th« usual change of bill wil'. "-• made. Several new artists will api»-ar. and an uiter«rtmg entertainment is promised. IHySTAL-TEI.KGRAPHIC: " SOCIAI,. The olHceis of the above departments held tlieir annual social in the Victoria Hall last night. This jear's function was given UDder = the auspices'of the local bran-ri of the Postal Telegraph Asiiociation, ard the'r Entertainment Committee (rEpresented l.y Messrs K. Falck. A. G. Williams. (4 ISrown. Miscall, and I- Reynolds), assisted hv Messrs Roine.ril (telegraph) and L. Anderson (postel) its join' seicretaries, left. nothing undone to make the evening a thoroughly enjoyable one. There was quite a~ lavish display of burning and greenery, the effect of which was exceedingly fine. Mr A J. Talbot was the only representative of the heads of departments, who ;.i a iule have mastered strongly at these pleasant functions, and wc- l-.ope tltat th" rule of the pa-st will be i-ontinned. becau.-c it tends much to preserve harmony betwftfn chief and subordinates to meet now and agaiu on terms of absolute equality socially. It is, however, only right to add that apol<"ies were, received itozu more than one uflicei. who was prevented from attending by tlomeftic uißiction oi other satisfactory uiuse. Tlie company, numbering nearly 150 persons, c-njoyed rheinselves greatly ; the music of Messrs M'Beath and Yates and the catering of Mr Kroon leaving nothing to K* desired.