Timaru

New Zealand Tablet, 23 July 1908, Page 15

Timaru

(From our own correspondent.)

The Children of Mary held a most enjoyable social in the Girls* School on Wednesday last. Progressive euchre occupied the first part of the evening, the prizes going to Miss Ryan and Mr. Murphy. A well-catered supper was then served. -Mr. Fitzgerald thanked the ladies on behalf of the visitors, and Mr.

M. Mahoney responded. Miss K. McGrath gave an enjoyable rendition of ' The lost chord.* The gathering,, about one hundred being present, was an undoubted success/ and reflects the greatest .credit on "the management, particularly the working secretary, Miss M. Mara. The ladies of St. Anne's Guild are going to' hold a sale of work in the Girls' School,- commencing on Wednesday next, at 7 p.m. - ■ ' The choir at Fairlie is a very good one for . a country church; and is well looked after by the organist, Professor Clarke. Yesterday they rendered Turton's Mass. ' •"