WAKEFIELD.

Colonist, Volume LVI, Issue 13420, 18 March 1914, Page 4 (Supplement)

WAKEFIELD.

(From "Our Own Correspondents 0 1 ,Th© ladies who organised the ea^ ' party in aid of funds for St t«l8^ Church, held in Mrs Faulkner^ C,s ful grounds, should feel proud o nri suecessfxd termination of their lahn : There' was" a large attendance C f 5 general public. Ample refresh L S>; were handed round, and tha Waffll Brass Band, which made its fi r *f eI(J appearance^ in public, Kyenod tii 6 J 6* oeedings with their music. The V oim er, and some of the older, ones l, I" a good time in games, swinging .round ers, races, tugs-of-war,' and uichlir till dusk. Archdeacon and Mrs Bat 6 came from Brightwater, and wer 6 J? 6t a hearty welcome. Before breakup!, the vicar (the Rev. J. R. Dart)~ P * gratulated Mr A. T. White, ban<j2' ter^ and the members of the band n the sweet music, arid -willingness their part to entertain the public In present greatly, appreciated the^ efforts, and were astonished at thl performance. Three cheers for tW band and one for the bandmaster wer! heartily given,, Mr White respqndins Three cheers for the ladies and l£ andß«v. Dart were also.given. Even one expressed' the wish that anothe* similar partj' might be given at a . gu / able date, and that they had onjova,] themselves very much. Three hearty cheers were now given for Mrs Faulg ncr, for the use of her grounds gi* expressed her pleasure at being able k assist, and offered her grounds for a Dv future party. ■