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- The Mercury 12 October 1891
ST. GEORGE'S.- A very enjoyable enter-
tainmont was given at St. George's school-
room last Friday evening in aid of the piano
fund,which consisted of the charade Beauty
and the Beast, which passed off most suc-
cessfully, reflecting great credit on the pro-
moters. The characters were well taken,
and showed how well they had been trained.
The dresses also were extremely good, and
the characters were taken thus:- Beauty,
Miss Nora Marsden ; Beast (Prince Azor),
H. E. Pike: Sister Anna, Miss May Dyer;
Sister Lolo, Miss Lizzie Conner; Silver
Star, Miss Lavinia Phillips ; Zimel, Master
H. Grubb ; Fairies, G. Farlboy, Leila Smith,
Vivian Graham, Daisy Graham, Ruth
Butler, Bertie Batt, Linda Dyer, Daisy
Israel ; concluding with some lantern slides
shown by Mr. R. Shepherd, which were
vary much appreciated by all present.Fix
The Mercury 4 December 1900
BAND or HOPE.-The usual fortnightly
meeting of the Davey-street Wesley¿n
Band of Hope was held og Monday eve a
ing; the attendance was very good. The
chair was occupied by the president
(Rev. J. E. Warren), who gave an in-
teresting address. Songs, etc., ar-
ranged by the assistant secretary (Mr.<
Wilfred Osborne), were rendered, the
following taking part : -Misses Myrtle
Aspinalf, Linda Dyer, Essie Connor,
Daphne Osborne, Lena Rometch, Con-
stance Connor, E. Wardley, E. Cleary,
Master Percy Manton.
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