MEETINGS AND SOCIALS

Evening Star, Issue 17536, 16 December 1920, Page 10

MEETINGS AND SOCIALS

ho? n rr u Urday « las t’ ? t the Portli-east Har- % ?? ral * et . e ' vas held by the I . ia u ‘ :> the district, the money raised going towards the building funds of the chinch now being erected in North-east Harbor After the fete had been officially opened by the Rev. G. M'Donald, the girls, helped by many kind friends, were kept busy at their different stalls, Mr Partridge Kindly lent lus gramophone for the afternoon, while for the evening entertainment the club had the sendees of Mr Lewis, Mr Raffles, Mr Davie, and Mr C. A. Hutton instrumental quartet party), Masters Hugh and lan M’Arlhur (double Highland fling), Master Hugh M’Arthur (Irish iig), and Master Tom Munro (a pipes selection). COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL. The members of the North-east Valley Church of Christ, on Saturday evening last, tendered to Mr James Weir a complimentary social. There was a good attendance of members and friends. Mr Weir, for the past 35 years, has been an active and faithtiu member, and has acted in' the capacity ot treasurer for the same length of time-' and it was on account of his resignation from the latter office that the members wis.ied to acknowledge his faithful servr CC vir t— n °f the church members Mr V>. King presented Mr Weir with a pair oi ebony military brushes suitably inscribed. A. very enjoyable evening was sp"ent, a special feature being a number of impromptu speeches on various subjects. Mrs A. Croon was declared the winner, her subject being ‘Should Women Vote?’ Supper was served by the lady members of the church, the lollowing rendered items;— The Misses Blackie (solos and recitation), Miss Meek (recitations), Miss M. Benjamin and Mr L Benjamin (solos),. Mr W. R. Beadle (saxol phone solos).