BURNS CLUB NIGHT
HtfllMtDE REUNION
EiCittTSOME PERFORMED
A -most enjoyable ingleside reunion was .held by the Burns Club last everting .in the Boh Accord tearooms, the attendance of members and their friends being gratifying to the Committee. Mr. R. Morrison was the chairman. The iprogwnime included a vidlin solo by Mr. H. Be Lisac, feongs by Mesdiames Knight, Kflhe and Dickson, and Messrs.. V. S. CaUlbn, t. Hoy, R. Neilsbh, R. Sloan, and McAllister, and a. ■f<ei by Mrs. Dickson and Mr. SIMn. During the evetiing, Mrs. Dempsey, a fdtthfdatioh tWemiber of tie Gisborne Scottish Society, gave a short hisftOry of that organisation, and a review of its objects and activities. Dr. R. M, Guhn was heard in a numbar of Scots anecdotes, and congranulated the Burns Club on the continued SUecesls of its functions.
An, eightsbme reel waa performed by Mr. . and Mrs, Kane, Mesdames Deffljfetey,. Morton, Sutclifife and Hamilton, and Messrs. Aitken and Thorburtt, Fiber MiafcOohald furhishing the pipe ihlisdc. the performance was much fehjoyed, and its participants ware aeebrdAd applause.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19919, 22 April 1939, Page 7
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173BURNS CLUB NIGHT Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19919, 22 April 1939, Page 7
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