Concert at Jackeytown.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XL, Issue 7922, 30 September 1904, Page 5

Concert at Jackeytown.

. The Kia )Q r a Ladies' Hockey Club celebrated thy end of the, Club's first season by a concert in the Jackeytown schoolroom onWednesday evening. The members of thep ü b, with their energetic secretary, TVli ss A. M. McEwen, worked assiduous^ for the success of the entertainment, an^it mus t have been gratifying to them\find the results of their efforts very faWably received by 'a 1 arge and appreciate audience. The following progWne was rendered in a manner reflect^ credit on those taking part:—Oyerturesli ss A. M. McEwen; song " Listening»o\£i ss Eowland (encored); bagpipe du^, Messrs McEwon (encored); song, fo. Stratton; dialogue, " Josiah's Eh% Courting," Miss Ada McEwen and Me^ s j?. L. jSui J. McEwen ; song, " GondoUs Dream," Mr Dunn (encored); piano%te duet, Mi^sesEowland and A. McE^; song, " Zunder Lee," Mr Lyall (Scored); pianoforte solo, ,Miss Knigh& sorig, " Luggage Van Ahead," Mr levens (encored)'; dialogue, "BobbersUn^rthe Bed," Miss Eowland, Messrs J. S%ierland and L. McEwen; song, " Thefoly City," Mr Dunn (encored); recita%], Master James McEwen; song, Miss iL%e JtlcEwen (encored); recitation, MrJ. Sutherland (encored); tocsflduet, "Gip& Countess,". Miss and Mr Eowland, (eni cored); bagpipe solo, Malcolm McEwen; pianoforte duet|llisses E; and A. McEwen. "The followißv tableaux were also staged:—"The May Queen," "Lady Jane Grey," and "^Cueen Esther's Swoon." | • Mr Matheson, Preside^ of the Club, acted as chairman. The ajjiompaninients were plaj-ed by Mr-Mooi!, of Palmerston, Misses A. M. and Aice McEwen. A hearty vote of thanks tc the performers for their assistance, tctylessrs Stratton and Thomas for stagefxings, etc., and to Mr H: McEwen foKhe use of his piano, closed a very plea^rable function. '.'■■ ' ....;■■ ..■■'■■ yJ, -L