The annual meeting of the St. David's Society was held in the Union Church Hall, on Saturday, under the chairmanship of the President, Mr. [Ellis Pugh. 'There wag a large gathering of members and their friends, and a very enjoyable evening was spent, 'The hall was appropriately decor tod by the Ladies' Committee, of all the Welsh Qounties lining te walls. Crayon sketches by Evan Morgan, kindly lent Society, also' hung on the ind these pictures of Welsh were the source of much interest. A Inrge Welsh Ang also wag a prominent feature The Chairman opened, the procoedires by welcoming the new tund old. members, then turned to the hi officers. took place, the following being. elosted President, Mr. Tf. Vowwghan Vice-President, Mr. L. 1. Rees Beynon; rer, Mr.
Hon. y. M0.
vans; "Committee, Mrs. J.B. Grant,' Capt. J. H. Jones, Messrs, F.. Jones and G. 'T. Lloyd.
The business concluded, interesting musical programme followed, Mrs.
Beynon ' have excellent rondo! ings fees Blodeuyn," "Merch" Mirgan," and "The Welsh Englishman." Mrs. Gurdner, who, possesses a fine noprand voice, delighted the audi gone with her songs, "Spr Awakening" and "A Birthday. The gathering was very fortunate hav its) number Sirs, Umpleby, whom new comer to M, Howell Hughes Galan." Hughes Welsh "Mentra sounds tothe exiled cyimro, like a freeh breeze home,' Refreshments were pak token of during an interval.
'The Chairman in his remarks, mentioned the death in the course of the past your of the Into Ma. Edward Evans, who was a lifo tember of the' society. Mr. Ivan had dare a groat deal towards forming the St, David's Society in Shanghai. The President. also read. a lettre from the former Presidert, Mr. Evan Morgan, who is naw taking a holiday in Wales. Reference was mule to the now book of rules and ° regulations compiled during the past year. Copies can be had from the sooretary, Mr, 0. G. BR.. Beynov, ug Road Hospital. friends, wished Mr. Pogh, who shortly going on home leave, bon peasant. time, at]
Wral Fy Save the King" brought. the enjoyable celebration to 2 close.
Wile J. Huggott and Mr. Carver were the, piano necompanists. for the evening.
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