K.O.S.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1077, 25 July 1924, Page 6

K.O.S.

' f ?a tn s htly n -, eetii, t r of St- Andrew’s ; K-U.b. Club was held in tho Young . Women s Bible class rooms last evening? | there was a good attendance of members ! ur;c *. bounds. Key. G. T. Brown took the chair. A most interesting programme of ; elocutionary and musical items v,-us put on .by Miss l-.ldred and her pupils, ail of ; whom acquitted themselves with the greati est credit. The following was the programme:—Pianoforte solo, Emily Ru-h; j "His Day at Home,’’ recitution, .Jean SpnI man; "the Elf Child,” recitation, Elsie I rarraher and others; “Mother,” recitation, j Rae Holmes; "Whistle Away,” recitation, Oscar Anderson; "Daddy Never Gives in,' recitation, Barbara Far’raher; “Dear Old Mother of Aline,” recitation, Vera Jones; i , "Little Boy Blue,” recitation, Vida Alit- j choll; “A China Tragedy,” recitation,! i Lucy Owen; “Ihe Bald-Headed Alan,” j recitation, Joyce Cruttenden; “Pink and j I Blue” (concerted recitation), junior pupils;! : “Aliss Nancy Entertains,” recitation, Esrne : : Andrews; pianoforte duet, Margaret and ! Bernard Kyle; “Keeping a Seat,” recitation, Aloilie Cadle; “Butterflies,” recita-1 tion, Ron a Day; “Taking the Census,"recitation, Dorothy Bannister; “Old Dame' Cricket” (concerted recitation), junior pupils; “Pedlar Caravan,” recitation,! Harold Wooliett; “Saw-Mill River Road,” (violin solo), Eric Wooliett; “Trials of a Small Bov,” Ralph Holmes; “Aliss Milligans Girls,” senior girls. At the conclusion, Air Aloir, on behalf of the club, moved a well-merited vote of I thanks which was enthusiastically received. A cup of tea was dispensed by tho young people—and a happy evening was terinin- j ated by “The King.”