TENNIS CLUB CONCERT.
For several weeks past, the members of the Union Church Tennis Club, Addington, have been busily engaged in a series of efforts in order to raise funds necessary for improvements to the courts and grounds. In connection with the effort, a “ king and queen ” competition has been in progress, the ladies working hard in the interests of their candidate, Miss Joan Clements, while the young men have been working assiduously in order to gain regal honours for Master Murray MacPherson As a culmination of the carnival, a concert and coronation ceremony was held in the school hall, Selwyn Street, on Saturday evening last, when it was announced "that the young ladies had I been successful, and the queen was crowned with much pomp and ceremony by Mr E. H. Down, the Lord High Chancellor. The queen was attended by ladies in waiting, mistress of the robes, flower-girls, pages, mace and honours bearers, trumpeters, etc. _ The whole formed a pleasing and picturesque spectacle, reflecting credit upon Miss B. Bowden, under whose guidance the performers went through the necessary ceremonial in a creditable manner.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19060, 3 May 1930, Page 14
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185TENNIS CLUB CONCERT. Star (Christchurch), Issue 19060, 3 May 1930, Page 14
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