ORARI BRIDGE.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 29 March 1926, Page 13

ORARI BRIDGE.

CONCERT AND DANCE.

An entertainment which was an im- ' clualilied- success was held in Oran I Bridge Hall on, Tuesday, evening i)Laid. * of "the- Library Queen- fund. Air *>*; ' AVliitc, in a happy speech, introduced the Queen (Alis.s Blakistuo), who was attended by Alisses B. Hoskins and O. Ford as ladies-in-waiting. A hcautilul bouquet made by Alrs.J- AI.I ripp A'a- s presented to “Her Alajesty by little Aliss Joyce Ford. The stage was prettily decorated and formed a btting I background lor the ■ very elleetive tableau. , A choice programme was then gone through by tho following bulies ''gentlemen :—Alisses Fherratt (2), Gili Ties’.’ ■' Willniiglibv; isiinniH-i vu..., -Wallacii, and Alessrs -A\ bite, Logan, ’ Knihh and Oowie. Al iss Shorratt; play- 1 ed the aceompanini.cnts in a very tasteful manner. Every item was much appreciated by the audience, and encores were frequent. .' . . j, , A bduntiful supper was-provided by . :' some.-qf tlic ladies ol the district. Aftci ; siipperr a dance was held. Excellent music was supplied for" the dauVe by Messrs 0. Cutter and C. McDonald, who gave their services gratis. Fxtias ■ were nicelv played by Aliss Willoughbi, | and Air Ford made a capable AEG. I During tho evening a guessing competition, for a pretty teasot given by Airs J. M. Tripp, was won by Aliss Hall. An oil painting of “Shag Rock, Sumner,” was won by Air B. Logan, and a lucky spot wait/, by Airs l< ish and Ah- ALorris. Airs AVcbb helped the cause l,v spiling sweets, and Air Hughes., livened up the intervals with competitions.’ . A'oios of .-thanks, .were pr.sS'tl to tho.. concert partv, the audience, and other willing’workers. Thanks are duo also to Mesdaines Wordsworth, Hoskins and Alorris, Miss Ford, and Messrs Ford and Alorris, who assisted with the decorations. arid other arrangements.