LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE ASSOCIATION

Evening Star, Issue 22626, 19 April 1937, Page 11

LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE ASSOCIATION

The members of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Association held their monthly social in Unity Chambers, Stuart street, on Saturday. The president, Mr W. Longworth, extended a welcome to the members of kindred societies before proceeding with the evening’s programme. The following provided the programme:—Elocutionary item, Mr Allan Hay, ‘ And So -Was I ’ and * A Little Bit of ’; songs, Miss Irene Brooks, ‘ Oh, Promise Me ’ and ‘ The Birth of Morn ’; songs, Mr W. Watson, ‘That Old Scotch Mother of Mine ’ and ‘ When the Sun Goes Down’; songs, Mr Neil. M'Quarrie, ‘ Lighterman Tom ’ and ‘ Friend of Mine ’; songs, Mrs M'Quarrie, ‘ When You Come Home ’ and ‘ X Dream of You ’; Messrs W. Watson, N. M'Quarrie, and Mrs M'Quarrie effectively rendered as a trio ‘ The Song That Reached My Hearty and a duet was given by Messrs W. Watson and N. M'Quarrie, ‘ Gendarmes.’ After supper the, members took part in familiar ball room- dances under the control of Mr Moorehead as M.C. tThe ■ programme ■ was brought to a close by the members joining hands and singing that old Yorkshire melody, ‘ On Ilkey Moore Baht ’At.’