GOOD TEMPLAR SOCIAL.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXIV, Issue 248, 20 October 1900, Page 4

GOOD TEMPLAR SOCIAL.

On Saturday evening, 20th xilt. , a social in connection with the Dovo .Kxeelsior Lodge, 1.0.U.T., v.as hold Jin the Doredalo schoolroom. Tlis liev, Mr Keall, of Motueka. occupied llic chair. Thero w;is a very lair attendance of Die residents of Hits district, most of wh;iin were young people, 'L'he following items ivure contributed to the programme, and 1 scomed to be appreciated by all present : — Vocal duet by Misses l'Morence aud l^anny Win; recitation, tiro. Clack; song, Bister K. Win; recitation, Uro, Vurdie; .10113, Bro. Cricuton ; address, Mr Keall ; Hong, Bliss Danes ; reading, liro. J. W >V in ; part song by four ladies and two gentlemen ; violin solo, Mr Kcall; address, liro. J. W. VVinj vocal duet.. Missus I>'lorence and l<\inny Win ; violin solo, Mr ivoall ; duet, Missus Cress well and K. Win ; part song by four Wood I'oujplars; dialogue by six Siatcis and & iirociior. 1 lie dialogue was entitled " Kum and Tea,'' and tiie characters were ; Sister K. IV'in as " Mrs Bounce," Sister | Lfateman as " Bliss I'rimrose," Sister I. lienyouus ''MrsKnowull," Miss N. Uoivin as Mis Hunt," Bio. Clark as "Mr Bounce,'' ■Sister Kva Kateinau as " Little Mary Jjouncu." ii'ntw portions of the farce ivere acted adniiiaoly, and wtre greeted ivith peals of laughter by the audience. At the end of the programme Bro. J. W". Win, on behalf of the managing eommittes, tlianked all those who had nelped in any way towards the programme ot tha evening. Llio inouting was brought to a close by the singing ot the National Anthem.