... Donaldson ; travelling prizes—Grace Taylor and Mrs Annand. A few dances were then enjoyed and Miss J. Cargill sang several songs, and Miss J. Moir also sang. Winners of raffles were:—Load of clogs, Commander Wjyllie; £1 Savings Certificate, George Scales, Townhead ...

... David Easton. Judges were Miss Adam' was C and the music for E. Clyne and Mrs J. Watson, junr. the dance was by Mrs Mitchell’s The monthly competition for W.R.I. band. members was the best hand-made Sunday School. — The Sunday Message Bag made from a ...

... Di:::o;ll‘l::: t:“f::.l:_‘%h cum of 101 the competition held by the €l5 has been remitted to Mrs National Association of Maternity Churchill's Aid to Russia Fund, as Child Welfare Centre, London, the result of a dance held on July .llltllupll':l to ;lllolluld ...

... unescorted the benevolent-looking parson claimed the first dance in the vestibule azd smilingly led her into the ballroom. Bored young men who had come to show up, but who did not par.icularly desire to dance, crowded around and quickly filled up her programme ...

... in the tennis world, and their presence pro-| vides the nucleus of a magnificent competition. Two new events have been introduced this | year —a ladies’ singles competition, open to the |; North East of Scotland, and men's singles, confined to a similar ...