CAMBRIDGE NEWS.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19648, 7 August 1935, Page 3

CAMBRIDGE NEWS.

ENJOYABLE CONCERT. Another enjoyable concert wa-s held in the Parish Hall on Tuesday evening in aid of choir funds. An attractive programme had been arranged by Airs A. Holmes and the items were enthusiastically received. ' . The programme was as follows; Chorus, company; 'piano duets, Aliases J. Clow and Betty 'Boyce; playette, “ Darby and Joan,” Ina Holmes, Pam Oaten, Zela Bell, Betty Hooper; violin, solos, Airs Chatfleld; duets, Betty and Alona Ross; elocution, Pam Oaten; songs, Ina Holmes; elocution, Aliss Vera Crawford; playette, Aliss Brann and company; songs, Air Weatherell; songs, Air 11. Armstrong; elocution, lan Ross; songs, Air AI. Calvert; songs, Aliss Daisy Giles; trio, “ Bird in Hand," Alisses Crawford, Attwood and Hensen; songs, Aliss L. Browne. Card Afternoon. 'Members of the Domain Croquet Club gathered at Airs McLarnpn’s home in Stafford Street recently for their usual card afternoon. The prize for the highest score was won by Mrs Pearce and the consolation prize by Mrs D. Kelly. Among those present were: —}lesdames T. L. Tucker (president), Pearce, O. Gane, G. Boyce, Glanville, A. Wallis, H. G. Oaten, H. Williams, Brindle, W. Wilkinson, Goodwin, D. Kelly, J. Fisher, T. Richards, lL Alorrison. Alisses AlcFarlanc, Candlish, AI. Wilkinson. tfi S' Hunt Breakfast. Saturday’s hunt breakfast was given at the Alasonio Hotel with Air Leo. Gornaga and Airs AI. Cornaga as host and hostess. Served in (he .10-ungc, I lie Breakfast was a jolly prelude to the day’s hunting. Among those present were.:—Alesdarnes J. S. Fisher, C. Meredith, W. Ranstead, A. L. Fisher, E. R. Lee, G. Ranstead, J. Graharne, W. A. Fisher, A. N. AVrighlson, T. Ranstead, A. P. Fisher, P. Williams, .1. Reilly (Howick), A. J. Swayne, J. Clcinow, F. Baker, A. R. Hine and E. C. Iline (Christchurch). Aliases K. Fisher, J. AI coking J. '.Meredith, N. Banks, Peake, Graharne, AI. Hulme, P. Ranstead, AI. Watts, K. Ranstead, and N. Ranstead,