'a"for'a lola 7 eave" Shan ended; that Mischa Elman had changed his programme at the last minute, The truth was that after one Tong. and dimeult number of several movements the famous violinist called a special "time out" for a cigaretio anda Fest The second. intermission confused the audience and only a handful remained to isten to the Hightful "Tighter part of programme. However, several "authorlflee" will have dificully in persuade Ing their friends that they know all about Bach, Brahms and Beethoven, to say nothing of Mendelssohn.
Yesterday afternoon a large number of Elman admirers assembled in the Studio of the LAT. to meet him at reception in "his" honour." Mme. Maurice 'T. Elzcar acted as hostess.
The Irish Celebrate The shamrock motif was a pleasant feature of the delightful decorations of the French Club for the St. Patriek's Ball. The interchange of compliments between the Irish daneers gnd the Club orchestra's talented leader was indicative of the harmony of the evening, to. which also the unused shillelagh conspicuous on the President's table duly contributed. At supper the guests found the music the Loyal Regiment truly entraneing. "For versatility the Loyals take alor of beating. It was an Irish Aight and two Trish knights—Sir John Brenan and Sir Prederick Maze, accompanied by their respective ladies were in great form. So too wis the third and newly-made Knight, Sir Louis Beale who with Lady Beale Seemed indefatigable in taking full advantage of the Club's floor famous resilience. Miss Anthea Inch rightly find a real ovation for her dainty jigs and Mr. Jerry O'Grady and Mr. Pat Blown, elegant in the sober kilt of their country, showed themselves opt pupils and partners. The even-{ng was hailed a5 one of the successes of the season, as it should be seeing that Mr. A. E: Fenton was celebrating his third tenure of the Presidency of the Society, besides enjoying the Fenton. @ebut of his daughter, Miss Joan
At The Dinner Hour Another lovely dinner was that given on Tuesday night by Baron and
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