Y.M.C.A. STRANGERS' TEA.
ivTesterdny a large number, of men were present at tho men's meeting and grangers' tea. Mr. H. W. ICersley presided, ;the address being delivered by Air. yarhey, the general secretary,, whose sub-" jcct"was "In Days of Old." He took as tho basis of. his remarks tho Crusader and his.ehivalric star of five rays, each iayi being representative of a manly virtue—courage, courtesy, purity, discipline, and loyalty., ,The speaker dealt with these at some; length, and then endeavoured to show how they applied to tho Christian knight of to-day. Mr. ICersley also made reference, to tho death of Mr. Georgo Paradise,"; a prominent worker in many branches of association .work.
After 'tho meeting, CI men adjourned to the Assembly Hall for tea, among this number nearly 20 young men from tbo s.s. Tnrakina.- It was tho best-at-tended and most enthusiastic strangers' tea for some months, thero being visitors from Canada, Scotland, Ireland, and England. y
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1652, 20 January 1913, Page 8
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157Y.M.C.A. STRANGERS' TEA. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1652, 20 January 1913, Page 8
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