'Of the Peoples' Com-has made the followitments—Arseny Valentin One of the gayest, parties: of: the season was given yesterday afternoon by the Musical and. Dramatic Section of the B.W.A. marking. the opening of this Section's activities. Mrs. B. W. Talbot, Vice-chairman, kindly loaned her lovely garden at 677, Rue Bourgeat, for the occasion.
Mrs. W: Lyle, Chairman of the Musical and Dramatic Section, received -members "and their "guests. Teas were served on-the lawn after which a musical programme was presented.
Mrs. Brochee" opened the programme with two songs, which were much appreciated by all present. The Bateman-King School presented two dances,. "Greek Shadows" by- Joy Blackwood and Sonia'Roth, and "The Firefly" by Sonia Roth. is of Mrs. Harvey gave-a selection of novelty songs. There were various tions with prizes, in: which all the ladies took part, one of the most popular proving the musical competition.
Mrs, G.-E. Marden, Chairman. of the B.W.A. offered a vote of thanks on behalf "ofthe ' Musical and Dramatic Section. to Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Talbot for the'loan of their garden. Mrs. Lyle, on behalf of all present, thanked Miss King and her pupils for their enjoyable programme.
'There was an excellent attendance lat the, party, nearly Seventy members and guests.' Perfect weüthek conchs tions added to the enjoyment of all present and the afternoon; was VIR Me General singing of "There'll pia. suceeséful conclusion
Always be an England" led by Mrs: Marden, and finally "God Save the King" er coastal service; Sergeant Sergeant ans
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