CONCERT AT MAHOE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 89, 13 April 1912, Page 7

CONCERT AT MAHOE.

The annual concert and dance in connection with the Mahoe school was held on April 3rd. The weather v.as fine and the hall was, crowded. The first part of the concert programme wad contributed by, the school children, evidence of good work by Miss Smith (the teacher) being evident in the hoop drill given, and by Miss Astbury in the “fan song.” During an interval the prizes won during the year ware distributed by Mr D. L. A. Asi - bury, chairman of the eliom Committee. At the conclusion of IJio concert the chairman thanked the performers for their services, after wiiicii dancing was indulged ;n until about 2 o’clock, excellent music being -applied by Mr Rogers and tire Misses Rogers (2), of Stratford. A dainty supper was supplied by the ladies of the district. Following arc details of the concert programme:—Part I: Pianforte duet, Misses Hilda Bennett and Edith Cossey; song, “Chips,” school children; recitation, “Little Jerry the Miller,” Frank Telfer; song, “Little Girl from Nowhere,” seiror gii-Is; recitation, “How to cure a Cough,” Trevor Davies; round, ‘The Cuckoo,” scholars; recitation, “Getting ready for School, ’ Gladys Rcmp; “The Hoop Drill,” by girls; recitation, “Fishing,”" Little Wilde Davies (encored); school song, “May is Here,” scholars: “Fan Song” by girls. Part II: Pianoforte tno, “Les Hugonots,” Misses 'Astbury and Coates; song,• “Alone,” Miss,jQleaver; instrumental s trio, piano and violin, Mr and Misses Rogers ; -'eifcm ed i; song, “The ALddjof Parker; sdng,d “Sincerity/,’ ‘Mr I. Oiimberworth ; song, “The Gat-'s of the West,” Miss Davies; Welsh duet (encored) ; song, “Another Day, ’ Miss Curaberworth; song, “Those Songs my Mother used to Sing,” Miss P. Coates: song,- “Apart,” Mrs Bennett; vehtrxjoquial j dniertainraents, (Professor Ji A. Ml. H-Olc. \yy,r V