ENJOYABLE INGLESIDE

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXV, Issue 64, 27 February 1935, Page 8

ENJOYABLE INGLESIDE

Hastings Scots’ Society Function BURNS MEMORIAL APPEAL The monthly Ingleside of the Hastings and District Scots Society, held in tho Oddfellows’ Hall, Market street, proved itself another enjoyable evening. 'There was a good attendance of members, and quite a number of visitors, some of whom had come all the way from Wellington and Central Otago Chief H. W. C. Baird, who presided, extended a hearty welcome to the members and their friends, and in his intimations mentioned that it had been decided to take up a collection tor the Burns .Memorial Homes, Manchline, an institution founded for the purpose of providing homes and caring for old people in the evening of their days. The sum of £5 was aimed at and as the object was a worthy one he hoped that a goo I response would be the rei suit. He also wished on behalf ol the i society bon voyage to .Mr. ami Mrs. Graingei who were about to leaie on I a trip to China and Japan. | The following contributed to the programmeDance, Highland Hing, Misses Ramsay, .Miller, Simpson and Menzies; pianoforte selection. Miss Mary Collins; song, Mr Brough; song, Mrs Massey; dance. Scan Truibhas, Miss Hazel Miller; song, Miss Rae Saunders; Scotch stories. Mr. W. Wood : son?. Mr. II File; sword dance, Miss l>. tlamsav; song, Mr. W. A. Bryaiit- Hute solo, Mr. 11. pile; dance, reel. Misses I), Ramsay, Miller, Simpson an I Menzies Tho dancers were the pupils of Miss Gladys Smythe. Ai'tei supper, dancing was thoroughly enjoy nJ till "Auld Lang Syne’’ brought a happy gathering to a clos\