PHILISTINES’ CLUB

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 419, 30 July 1928, Page 4

PHILISTINES’ CLUB

MRS. PORTER PRESIDES For the second time this season a woman member has occupied the chair at a I'hilistine revel. Mrs. Nello Porter toolf the role of “chairman” on £3aturday night, when she presented a varied and unusual programme of items l'or the entertainment of a record number of members and friends. In picturesque native attire, Mrs. Harold King appeared and sang t%vo original Maori songs, the composition of Mrs. Maewa Kaihau. Miss Etta Field’s rendering of “Sylven” and “Berceuse” was heartily encored and she responded with Tosti’s ! “Italian Love Song.” Mr. Ernest ■ Snell’s items were also enthusiastically » received, and he was recalled twice. • A very popular item was provided i by the Snappy Three, who sang several •* well-known melodies. Miss Hilda j Hardley was heard in two amusing ; sketches, "“Taking a Flat” and “Mrs. - Harris Flies to Paris.” Mrs. Kenny s songs, “My Hear Soul,” 11 and “Coronach/’ were pleasantly sung i | and were accompanied by Mrs. Her- - bert Bloy, who also acted as accompanist for Mr. Ron Muston’s violin solos. Mrs. F. J. Hutchinson and Miss Joy Porter also played accompani- ! ments for the artist. An original ! melodrama, “The Busy Woman’s Dilemma,” written by Mrs. Nello Porter, was presented by Mrs. Scantlebur\ . Miss Anita Webster. Messrs. Jack Gordon, Don Plummer and Geo. Moody. Among those present Were: Mrs. Bullock. Mrs. Birch, Mrs. C. Prime I Mrs. Verran, Mrs. Sinclair. Mrs. H. Oar- ! ratt. Mrs. J. F. Montague, Mrs. C. Mon- i tague. Mrs. Herbert BTov, Mrs Brio 1 Mnim-s. Mrs. Tiarks. Mrs. P. M. Mackay. : ! rs - Gittos. Mrs. B. Hartman. Mrs. M. M. MacCalhim, Madame Baird. Mrs. K Dickinson. Mrs. Kennv. Mrs. IT P. King, Mrs. Seantleburv. Mrs. W. Good. Mrs. Robert King. Mrs. TI. E. Gillespie. Mrs. T. T. Garland. Mrs. W. Harvev. Mrs. Chas. Smith, Mrs. Mac-Lean. Miss Graham, Miss P. Richardson, Miss T>. M right. Miss X. Maokav. Miss M. Peterson. Miss H. Hardlev, Miss E. Hardlev, Miss J. Gordon. Miss H. Shatz. Miss Williamson, Miss T. Martinengo. Mias H. Griffiths. Miss E. Field. Miss A. Webster. Miss M. Clarke. Miss L. Walker. Miss •T. Porter. Miss V. Ziman. Miss Oille-nie. Miss B. Ponlton. Miss Kichol, Mrs. Bar- : ker. Miss Beryl Smith. A layer of clean white blottingpaper cut to size inside your shoe will absorb all perspiration, keep the sole of your stocking fresh and free from the dye in the shoe-lining, and save the shoe from slipping and wearing boles.