CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.
CAMBRIDGE DANCE AND CONCERT. Although only established comparatively recently, the Cambridge Caledonian Society is already a flourishing body, and a dance and concert held in the Parish Hall recently proved a very successful function. Visitors were present from Hamilton and surrounding districts, and with a large number of local members enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The first part of the evening was devoted to an entertaining programme, items being given as follows: Pipe solo. Piper Williams; vocal solos, Mrs R. Wild, Miss C. Griffin. Mr G. James and Mr H. Andrew; elocution. Miss Margaret McCathie and Miss Anderson; Highland dances. Miss Lee and Misses M. Webb and M. Wallace, and Master E. Webb. The accompanist was Miss liwcnda Niekle. Afterwards to the skirl of bagpipe nit«ie dancing was much enjoyed. Among those present were: Mesdames 11. Anderson. 11. McCathie, A. Williams, E. Parker, C. Scott, J. Campbell, 11. Maisey, J. Scott. E. Thompson, W. Wallace, W. Niekle, A. Scion, W. Watson, A. Ray, W. Fisher, A. Scott, P. Heath, Griffin, .7. Kerr, J. Cameron. J. Wallace. Wards. G. Scene* . B. Warrall, J. Reid, H. w ebb, J. Banfleld, F. t. Misses 11. Forbes, Petersen, M. Rapson, June Maisey, A. Trow, Nancie
Wallace, Lorna And! ew, R Gi tha i Barbara Gane, M. Rutter. Margaret Craig, M. Maisey, June Schwieters. Weir Hamilton . Faye Niekle, \i Wallace, Mary Craig, Waugh, Amu Forbes, W. Hayson, Isabel Nicholson. V. Rapson, M. Stewart, J. Campbell, A. Andrew. M. Thompson, M. Me Nam am, Wlitson.
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Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20255, 26 July 1937, Page 3
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250CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20255, 26 July 1937, Page 3
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