SOCIAL AT TUNA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 34, 9 October 1915, Page 8

SOCIAL AT TUNA.

tlfroin our own Correspondent.) j A concert and dunce was held ul the I'mia School on Monday, October 1, I iu honor of Alex 1 1 . S. George and 11. j Reid, sous ol Mr and Airs Sidney j Reid, Croydon Road, luna School | District, who are leaving lor Treutliam to join iiie Btli Reinlorceinents. Concert: Aiiss A. Ka\val<‘\vski Allies March; Miss C. Ratiiam ong, Mr 0. Goodwin song, recitation Aiis.s Suiiivan, song Air T. Sullivan, song Air | Carey, song Mis s h. ivowalew.ski, | piano solo Miss Sullivan, song (two), Mr T. Sullivan, Alisa R. Anderson, | Midhirst, very kindly played the ac- j companiiiaMits. (I lie company sang. “Coil Save iho K mg.” Mr \\ . ilathaw.iy made a presentation to each soldier ul a gold medal, tobacco, pipe, and a -Non 'testament, on hehall ol the Sunday School. In a few well chosen remarks, Air R. Plows said lie bad come a long way to say good bye lor a time to ids old school mates, air Plows hud always considered them the two most pi cruising and liesl-hked hoys m tlio school, and since 'leaving school, they had shown to he well above the a\ci ago. lie was proud to cal Ithem his friends, and trusted they would return sale, when they would be given a heaity welcome home. Mr C. Goodwin said, J rom what be bad seen 01, thorn, he was sure they would account for a few Turks or Germans, or whatever they got up against. Mr K. Wellington, president of the Sunday School, wished them God speed and a sale return. Mr J. Kowalewski spoke of them as the pick of the country. They wore just the sort which would lie a credit to New Zealand. The ladies provided refreshments of the host, which was greatly appreciated. After supper, the room war cleared for dancing, which was kepi up till -3 a-m. A committee was lormed to make arrangements for a similar fnnctioi when the next soldier hoys leave Tuna as there was only short notice on thi, occasion.