ST. PAUL'S, CAMBRIDGE.

Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2918, 28 March 1891, Page 2

ST. PAUL'S, CAMBRIDGE.

Tut annual Wcsleyan soiree was hold iu the Public Hull, Cain bridge, on Tluifbilay evening. Owing t<j the courtesy usually cxtuudtd l-o members of tliu press having on t liia occasion been omitted, our representative did nut attend ; wo lire, therefore, unable to give a list of those who presided at the' wUes. &u. However, we arc told the muetinu was a moat pronounced success, and a frieud lias supplied us with a copy ot' the programme of the entertainment, which we have; great pleasure ia puhlUhiiiL'. It was as follows :—Piano duet, " The Sueeos March," the Miss»s Arelvr ; clnirnrm's address. Mr G. E. Cl'irk : son;'. '• My Queen," Mr W. Chambers; s-,:i L '. •<%-,.■ to the Threshold," Miss K. T.-iylnr; violin obligate by Miss Chambers ; song, "The White Squall," Mr Mcaehp.m ; address, Kev. \V. Evans; son*, "Eternal ■Rest," Miss Priestley; dud, "OV Shepherds' Pipe and Rustic L»dl." Miss Taylor and Mr \V. Chambers ; recitation, " On the Wallaby Track," Mr Mears (in character) ; reading, Archdeacon Willis ; piano solo, with invisible chorus, Mis.': M. Nixon; song, "Listening Angels," Mrs C. Hunter ; speech, Rev. C. K. Gariand ; song, "Tears," Miss W. Walker; duot, "The Sea of Glass," Mr and Mrs C. Hunter. Miss Chambers and Mr M. McDermott played the fiecoiiipanitiii'nro in a most efficient manner, and the meeting concluded with the singing of the Doxoloyy.