MUSICAL AFTERNOON.
Opawa-St Martins Plunket Society. Mrs Frank Egan lent her beautiful home ‘‘The Oaks,” Ensor’s Road, Opawa, for a musical afternoon yesterday in aid of the funds of the OpawaSt Martins sub-branch of the Plunket Society. The living rooms were decorated with bowls of lovely mixed flowers, and vases of early violets and freezias. The hostess wore a smart frock of spring green Bedford cord, a close-fit-ting felt hat in the same shade and white furs. Members of the committee provided a delicious afternoon tea. Musical Programme. An enjoj-able musical programme, arranged by Mrs Frank Egan and Mrs J. Tait, was given as follows:—Musical monologues, Miss Doris Webb; songs, Miss Lily Hanliam; piano solo, Miss Kathleen Cassidy; songs, Mrs Tristram Willcox; violin solos, Miss Joan Ormerod; sketch. Miss Nance Alexander; songs, Mr Noel Smith; songs, Miss Julie Russell. Miss Edith Ford and Miss Doris Webb played the accompaniments. The Quests. Among those present present were:Mesdames J. Cracroft Wilson. Cecil Wood, J.-A. Tait (president), C. Holmes (secretary), Gordon Lucas (treasurer), D. E. Hansen, O. Bradford, R. Roberts, S. J. Ellis, Geoffrey Wood, Alan Brown, E. Monro, J. Stuart, A. Ferguson, J. Hillary, W. S. Newburgh, J. H. Kane, A. H. Forbes, G. B. Morgan and H. Smith (committee members), J. M’Clure, N. Smith, L. G. Blackwell. Taylor, H. W. Smith, F. H. Polhill, Fred Bowron. J. Hugo Freeth, R. Roberts, sen., Hugh Anderson, W. M. Wilson, Horace Balfour, J. M’Ennis, J. K. Stuart, P. H. Webb, W. Wells, A. Waters, J. S. Patterson, C. M. Ollivier. R. Benton, C. Anderson, Tristram Willcox, G. Watson, J. M. Shirrifs, W. K. Manning, W. Copeland, S. Craze, A. Ludecke, J. S. Tulloch, A. H. Holmes, C. Lucas, sen., G. Strack, C. Glasson, J. Glasson, Walter Bridge, Frank Wilding, H. A. Goodheart, F. Steans, James Tait, B. Garrick, Misses K. Cassidy, Jean Anderson, M’Ennis, Joan and "Margaret Ormerod, Heywood, R. Anderson, Boris Webb, E. M. Watson.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 809, 8 July 1933, Page 16
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