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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 66, 11 December 1919, Page 10

Tlio Wellington Technical College Cadets (No. 30/35 Company) hold .1 social in Dustin's _ rooms, Cuba Street, on Monday evening as n wind-up to a very successful year. The cups (tune) won by the company iai recent military tournaments were on view; seven of these wera won in th« tournament of /November 29 ami Dcccm'lxr G, 1919. About 100 were present, including several old boys. Captain M'Alistcr presided. The following toasts were honoured-.—"The Kins. "The Company/' "The Old Hoys," "Tim Group Staff," "The School," "Tho Teams," and "Kindred Companies." Jtems were contributed by Captain M'Alister, Lieut. Crane, C. S. M. Steptoe, Corporal Twiss, Corporal Car\vell-Cool;e, Cadet Bell, Mr, Scott, and Mr. Keyes. A quartet of violin, flute, mandoliii, and piano, by Sergeant and Corporal Uutcher, Sergeant Kcycs, and "Mr. W. Armstrong, was much appreciated. Senior-Sergeant .Tames K. Simpson; of Greymouth, is at pre.-onl: on a holiday visit to Wellington. It was Senior. Serjeant Simpson's house which was tho subject of a dynamite outrage recently. Mr. ,1. ,1. M'Grath, who has been recuperating his health at Uotorua, has relumed to Wellington owing to tho serious illness of his father. His health has benefited by the treatment he received at tho baths, which ho hopes to continue later on,