CALEDONIAN SOCIETY

Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 199, 18 May 1920, Page 7

CALEDONIAN SOCIETY

The Wellington Caledpnian Society. i - -, held a eooial and dance in their, rooms,. Tory Street, on Saturday- evening, tho object being to entertain the -workers in | connection with various functions and, . j sports held • during the past .twelve ] :>. uionths. !The gathering'was Quito up to.' ( ..] expectation, and tho social part of tho { • evening turned 1 out to be -a great sue i :-'_i cess. During the evening , j ~ were made to Mrs. Kitto (wife of Mr/! '.] lutto, who handicapped the competitors) .; at'the sports), to Mr. Leslie, tho starter 1 j ? and ■ organiser, to Mr. Edwards, whoj . j erected the dancing boards at tho sports,' j and to Mr. Brown, who. piped„.till,,lata! j in the evening. All suitably replied to| -'j the effect that what they had done wafli ! done with great pleasure, and they. j hoped to do even more at the nest! j sports gathering to be held next Boxing] j : Day. The presentations wero made bv,, j thp chief'.of the society, Ifr.D. Clark,; . j who, in glowing terms, thanked the pub-j ,! lie for their liberal, support.' ! j . The.Caledonian orchestra (nojvly form-*'.' \ J ed) rendored selections -muter' the i able ■ . j leadership of Mr. M'Clue,which'were'- j all very: acceptable.' Songs werirrender-] ' ; «d very capably by' Mr. JJatcrson, thai j iMisses G. and-. B. Coy, and- Messrs.! . I irKkwr and -MTJae, all of which were: j very inuch . appreciated. ■ The juvenile 1 ! dancers also contributed several items., . i and the balance of the evening was i. j J in dancing, which all present enjoyed.,- ',' Miss M'Keon, the society's _ honorary, -j pianist, played the accompaniments, i i