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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18217, 3 October 1919, Page 9

A very successful concert was pven in St Luke's Hall, Manchester Street, £ Wednesday evening, before ,a large and appreciative audience. Uu *£ the last of a series of concerts inaugur ated by the entertainments committao of tlioßt Luke's : Young. Men's ■ Club and was in aid of St Saviour's Orph.inS The success of the function was duYin great part to the untiring energy of Mr E. Smith, secretary of the committee. Included in an excellent ar..l varied programme were items by Misses Z Turner, Jimily Turner, Cicely Audibert, Seton and /» ""MWff Trio, Messrs Alfred Cade, Robert Malcolm, Charles J. Smith, the 1W Phillip 6arrington, and Mr Louis Bloy's Banjo Band. The programme was opened and closed by a " Jara Octette ' composed of members of the club. Among the audience as guests were a number of boys in blue who were entertained at supper with the performers The supper was kindly nroyidod by Mrs Galbraith, Mrs Campbell and Miss Lane. ■