FRENCH CLUB
'v '7 •' : ' -TT—; — Belgium and the present war occupied the. attention'of-the French Cluh'-S meet-' ing oil Thursday nighty Madame' de Gleene presided: An introductory piano solo was - played by Miss Cbofc Miss Prendergast read "The Loves of the Kroh Prinz,' 1 as detailed in the "Echo do; Paris," and Mrs. Seville read.,"An lii*tei-viewV..with'-.the Queen of- the. Bel--' gians,"by Pierre Loti; The latter was /toi'serve asan : introduction. to - a lecturette by Mr. .Gooke,' on "Reminiscences of* a Journey to Northern France arid Belgium."- Mr. Cooke gave a brief account of. the country he' had! passed through, the recital being'interspersed with some humorous anecdotes, and also with incidents of the present war: Ho dealt with tlie dreadful havoc wrought in i Belgium, by the Germans, and urged the need of fully recognising tho serious task that lies before us of coping with the Germans. 'The' interest,of his lec-'; tiiro was, heightened by a .few ' blackboard sketches. 'On the' motion of Madame de Cleene a hearty vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Cooko and to the ladies who had taken part.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2558, 4 September 1915, Page 11
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181FRENCH CLUB Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2558, 4 September 1915, Page 11
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