ORKNEY AND SHETLAND ASSOCIATION.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20789, 7 August 1929, Page 4

ORKNEY AND SHETLAND ASSOCIATION.

. The Orkney- and Shetland^Association, a; young - but already, flourishing body, was entertained last night by Miss Jimsie Fraser’s concert party, the items, which were of a varied kind, hieing warmly received by a large audience!. . The programme was as follows:—Bagpipe -duo, Pipers John and George Yard* ley; song, “ Border Ballad,” Mr T. White; ! recitation, “ And So Was I,” Master Harold Davidson; sailors’ horn* pipe, Miss Netty Pullar; humorous selection in! character, “Farmer Giles,” Mr Charles. Abbott; Highland .fling; Misses Maisie Hastings and Josephine Wilson; saxophone selections, Mr Mark Faigan; song, “ Annie Laurie,” Mr Peter Fraser; pianoforte solo, Miss Clarice Colbert; Irish , jig, Miss'Patricia-Wilson; song, “ On the Road to Mandalay,” Mr Cecil Hawes; Highland fling, Master George Reilly; song, “ The Wee Hoose ’Mang the Heather,” Mr Robert Currie; violin and pianoforte duo, Mr; H. French and Miss Olive West) song, “ Stone Cracker John,” Mr W. Ruffles; song, “Hail; Caledonia”- Mr Charles -Paisley; .seann triubhais, Miss Jean Freeman; monologue, “Just by.Laughing,"'Miss Maude Driver; clog dance, Miss -Norma • Williams), recitation, “The Vicar’s Presentation,” Mr Ivan Davidson; solo, .“Better Bide a .Wee,” Mrs H. Bradley; seann triubhais, Miss Evelyn Williams; humorous selection, Mr Charles Abbott; Highland fling, Misses Netty Pullar, Jean Freeman, Norma and Evelyn Williams, Patricia and Josephine Wilson, Maisie Hastings* and Master George Reilly;. humorous Scotch selection, Mr George Currie. The accompanists for the evening were Misses Clarice Colbert and- : Jimsie Fraser. Bagpipe music .was sup-; plied by Pipers John and. Georgia Yard- 1 ley. ■ ; *