MUSICAL UNION.

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1404, 2 April 1912, Page 5

MUSICAL UNION.

TO GO INTO RECESS. The adjourned annual nicoling of tlifl AVrlliiiptcm Aliisioal Union was continued last evening; .Mr. Q. ShiriclilTu pr;.-iding. I'l'.e, meeting was preceded by :i practice nf (he "Cioldcn Legend,'' a lieiidil performance of which is to be tendered to Air. Hubert Pinker, who is reining from the eonducbr.-hip nf the union. 'J he following resolution iv:i- adopted i— "Unit, owing lo (he retirement of Air. Kobert Parker from Ihe position of conductor, the union go into recess until such dm',' as it is eonsidem' ndvisable to re.-uine operations." , '.riie chairman explained that Die idea in going into recess was Hint, if a suitable conduelor arrived in the Dominion, (ho society could .almost inimcdiatelv resume operations. AfeanHnio, no suitable coniluclor w,as obtainable. The meeting then elected officers. Air. b. Shirlclilfe was re-clcerod president. Air. A. M. Lewis, lion, secrelaiv; Mr. W. I? Bock, lion. Ireasiirer; Air. Cameron, lion, librarian; and Air. ,J. AV. .Ir.ck, lion auditor, the retiring vice-presidents and 'he executive committee, were also rs-elected A vote of thanks was passed to tlto officers or Ihe past vear. Air. Lewis urged niraibei-j to invite all old choral members of (he •.•nnVlv to • .1 •> part ill the concert lo be (endued MjRobert Parker. He stated that Mr. Ha'niL ton Hodges, upon hearing aboni (! k . ~.,.,. cert, had immcdiatelv offered to -i'Millions y fill (la, ,„,.(-. ,',f ••r.uoifer." J Ins uiinouncoinont was received wit! loud applause.