ROTORUA ORPHAN

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 348, 8 October 1932, Page 4

ROTORUA ORPHAN

ENJOYABLE LADIES' NIG| CONCLUDES . YE AR'S I PROGRAMME I As a completion to the year'| gramme of entertainment, the| rua Orphans' Club held a "| night" on Thursday, when ther® a very representative gatheri® | members, their wives and friend® | chair was occupied by the pres® Bro. J. M. Roberts, supported® ) Col. Loach' (secretary of the Ki® ! Club's Association), Mr. W. | | president of the Cambridge 0rp| | Club, and vice-preside.nt €. E.® ! per. I The progi'amme provided fo® ; evening proved most enjoyable,® l roally fine musical and eloquti® | items being contributed. In ad® | to the usual orchestral music, fl I were given by Mr. Fred Baker (® land) , Mr. J. Thomas, Misses (1 bell Johnson and R. Owens; skel by Misses J. Pearce and G. La j Hill and a cornet solo by Mrl Goodchild. I Col. Loach, who was Paj through Rotorua on a tour of I in the North Island extended ti® to the Rotorua Orphans for their® pitality and the excellence of| programme provided for the i ing, and his remarks were endorsed by Mr. W. Sands, pi'®| of Cambridge Club. 1 Before concluding the sessioi| the year, the vice-president, Br| R. Tapper, extended the apprecil of the club to the performers^ only of that evening, but of the J season — for the variety and weri the programmes which had beenj vided and the hall was then cl| for a short, but thoroughly enjojj dqnce. I