GREYTOWN WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4387, 7 April 1893, Page 3

GREYTOWN WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Bazaar and Concert.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

A sah' of work was held in the Foresters' Hull in connection with tho Gtvytown Wesleyau Olitirch yesterday afiomo 'ii, The Rev, W. Rowso in a few appropriate remarks opened the proceedings. The ball was very las'cfully derailed with forns, and looked exceedingly pretty. The respective stalls were taken charge of tiy ihc undermentioned ladies, who all worked most' nergetieally and desorvo no end of credit lor the efficient manner in which they disposed of tho various goods entrusted to them Genoral produce (including vegetables) —Miss Jones; Fancy and Plain Sewing— Mesdiuncs 11. jjawko, H. Udy, jnnr., Misses E. Rowso, Hobman, Baillie ami Hall; Refreshments— Missos P. Rowso and E. Udy; Lollies-Miss Brooks; Christmas Tree-Misses L, Judd and Spring; Pot plantsaiid Ferns—Misses Wilkin and Terry. Perhaps tho most persistent of all were the llower-girls, Misses Ethel Judd and Annie Haigli, who carried boquets in baskets, and would not rest sutisfi' (I until nearly every gentleman in tho room had purchased a buttonhole from them, In tho evening the hall was almost packed, and the stalls appeared to ho doinjj excellent trade, especially the refreshments. One very noticeable fact about this bazaar was that good value was given for Ibo money, and that the tilings sold woro of a useful nature and not trash. During the coarse of the evening the following musical items wore rentlored in a vory praiseworthy manner, adding greatly to tho evening's enjoyment, and relieving tho monotony ol the usual run of sales of work, No encores were allowed. Pianofoi tosolo —Miss Thompson; Song-Mr Black; Duet-Misses Baillie and E, Rowse; Song - " Estudianlina," Mr W. A. Tato; Song—"Tell ber I love her so," MrT. Rowse; song—" In Paradiso," Mr Shearer; song-" In the Gloaming," Mr Gant,; pianoforte solo—Miss E. Udy; song —Mr McGregor; song--"Tiie Friar of Order's Grey," Mr T. A. Weston; song—" Tho Scout," Mr Rowse; song -" Tho Angel at the Windows," Mr Gant. Tho accompaniments were competently played by Misses E, Udy and Thompson. Tho lion's share falling on the fcrmor young lady. Towurds the end of the affair there was a regular rush for refreshments, and so great was tho demand that the Misses Bo --so (2), Baillie, and Webster (2), hardly know which way to