PAPAKURA MUSICAL. SOCIETY.

Franklin Times, Volume 9, Issue 694, 20 December 1921, Page 5

PAPAKURA MUSICAL. SOCIETY.

H • • m ANNUAL SOCIAL. Hon Monday evening, December 12th, H .thfe Methodist Hall, Papakura, the Bnual social meeting of members Bd subscribers of the above Society Bas held, and although the attendBce was not large, a very pleasant Bening was spent. The President Bfr Percy Holt ) took the chair, Bd read the report of the season’s Hork. At the commencement of the Bason the old Musical Society and Hrchestral Society united. During Hie seasoi: nine concerts had been Hven'i in Papakura and thfe surroundHg district, and in all of them exHllent programmes had been provided, ■here were at present 79 mem■ers, 43 honorary members, and 36 Ordinary members. The object of Hie Society was 'to promote musical Biterest in the district; it was not ■esired to make money, but it 'was Satisfactory !tp know that the financial position was sound, and that a small balance would be available, ■eitb which to start the next season, fcqring the evening various musical terns were rendered by members and ’riMtls of the Mr Kernot ;a lg “The Bell at Sea,” Miss Woolams “One Fleeting Hour,” Mr W. fcfilne “Roaming in the Gloaming,” ind “Breakfast in your bed on Sunlay Morning,’’ Mr Scaletti “My Dear ioul,” Mr T. Seaton “Loving Smile of sister Kind” (from Faust) and “Devonshire Cream and! Cider, Miss Rea : ‘W%t shall I ssng you” and Miss John|dr& ‘fSunshine. in your Garden.” rha orchestra also gave two or three items during the evening.