LYCEUM CLUB

Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 3, Issue 299, 30 April 1941, Page 2

LYCEUM CLUB

S0 CI A L AFT !•:: KNOON A most '-ueccssfu! roc'nl afternoon was held at the Lye.urn C lib rooms >11 Thursday last, members taking this opportunity of met ting lhe*r friends. Mrs N. W. Carter sang several songs which were greatly appreciated. An article by Leslie Howard "Democracy Begins at Home,"'which was read by Mrs Littlejohn proved of interest, and this was followed l\v Mrs Conolly reading extract* from Brook's, and Frederick Harvey's poems. Miss Whiloside road, n letter which she had recently re ceived, from a friend, in England, which A\as of particular intonst in view of recent happenings. Til" afternoon's competition was won bv Mrs Winstonc. Afternoon tea was served by four of the members and the singing o? the National Anthem brought the afternoon, to a elos.\Among those present were Mrs S C. Spence, Mrs N. W. Carter, Mrs Littlejohn, Mrs Conolly, Mrs A. K. Bridger, Mrs Hawken, Mrs .1. "W". Boon. Mrs W. R. Boon, Mrs Steel, Mrs Lux ton, Mrs Alexander Mr* Rogers (TaneaHia), Mrs Fainer. Mrs Dawson, Mrs Otley. Mrs Blair. Mrs Winstono, Mrs Standrin, Mrs Hay ward: (Taumarunui). Miss White tide, .Miss Greenup, Mi'ss Hcr-vell. Miss Tait. The next social afternoon will br< held on Thursday, May I'.-L