STRATFORD.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVI, Issue 13, 29 March 1911, Page 67

STRATFORD.

March 25. A Concert. The Town Hall was well filled on Saturday, when Miss Amy Castles gave her concert, the audience being most enthusiastic. Among those present I noticed Mrs. Munro, Mr. and -Mrs. Glasgow, Mr.' and Mrs. Radkes, Mr. and Mrs. Fookes, Mrs. Houston, Mr. Coleman, Mrs. Hogg, Dr. and Mrs. Paget, Mrs. Dillon Carbery, Mrs. Wake, Miss Wake, Mr. and Mrs. Uniacke, Mrs. Rennell, Mr. and Mrs. Budd, Mr. and Mrs. Budge, Dr. Carbery, Mr. Spence, Mrs. Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Malone, Mrs. Stohr, Miss Kirkwood, Dr. and Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. E. P. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hobbs, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Stanford, Mr and Mrs C. Penn, Mrs. and Miss Black Mr. and Miss Fussell, Mrs. and Miss Drbell, the Misses James, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie, Miss Butter, Mrs. Crawshaw, Mrs. Porritt, Mr. Osmond, Mr. Barry, Misses Reader, Dr. Stevens, Mrs. Mackay, Mrs. Copping. Farewell Social. A farewell social was tendered to Mr. Hemmingway (for many years town clerk) on Thursday, the Town Hall being crowded. A good imusicall programme "teas gone through, the Orchestral Society playing some .good selections. Songs were contributed by Mrs. Mail, Mrs. E. €’. Robinson, Misses Wilson. Butter and Bangster. Dr. Carbery, and Messrs. W. Robinson, Lewis, Wilson and Twiss; Mr. Wilkie recited. Mr. Hemmingway was presented with a handsome illuminated address, and Mrs. Hemmingway received a silver tea-set. Bowling;. The bowlers who journeyed to ElUm.n Were disappointed. No games could be played as it rained so heavily. The fol-

lowing championship matches have been played:—Morison 17, y, MacDonald IB; J. Jackson 19, v.'A. Spenoell ;J. Jackson 20 y. Prim 16; gangster 16,' v. A. Spencer 18; Smart 26, v. Wake 12; Smart 14, v. gangster, 20; Smart 19, v. Spence 15; G. Songster, winner of B section; Currie winner of A. section. They now have to play off for the Curtis trophy. The tennis tournament played on Mrs. Paget’s lawn resulted in a win for Miss F. Wake and the Misses Mackay. Mrs. Budge gave a bridge party on Friday night. Personal. Mr. H. M. Lyardet is paying a shcrt

visit in- Stratford.

DENISE.