Mothers Night at St John’s Hall and Dance Recap
Mrs A J Lea Holt remains an inpatient at St John of God Hospital after a serious operation. Mothers Night at St John’s GES unfolds this evening at St John’s Hall with a well attended dance by the 23rd Heavy Battery men and guests including Major and Mrs Kelly and many others. The AGA orchestra provides the music as couples enjoy a cosy room decorated with lilac, roses and other blooms.
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Mra. A. J. Lea Holt
St. John of God Hospital
St. John’s
GES
St. John's Hall
Fremantle Social Calendar Features Dances and Lectures
Fremantle Hospital nurses hold their annual dance at the Town Hall on Thursday with invitations sought. Fremantle Rowing Club ball is set for Friday July 4 at the Town Hall with a large expected crowd. A North Fremantle benefit concert for Mr W G Smith’s widow and family is planned for June 16, with a hoped for packed house. Dr J S Battye will lecture on The Tower of London at Town Hall June 18 as part of University Extension. Engagement announced between Miss Emily Cantwell and Mr Harold Howes of Mt Lawley. A farewell for Mr G Lee of the Railways Fremantle was held at Mr E Thomas’s residence with several attendees and songs.
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Fremantle Rowing Club
North Fremantle
W. G Smith
J. S. Battye
Town Hall
Tower of London
Emily Cantwell
Bunbury Company of Girl Guides
A. R. Cantwell
S. Cantwell
Teede-street
Bunbury
Harold Howes
Sea Scouts
Cottesloe
E. Thomas
Wray Avenue
G. Lee
Fremantle
Cue and District
J. Tickell
Pauly
Austen
Beale
E. Cottrell
M. Besterick
Thoraday
Woodall
The Artillery Barracks Friday Eve Fay Scene
The Artillery Barracks presented a three fay scene last Friday evening. Performers showcased staged acts in a lively campus venue with local spectators.
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Artillery Barracks
Children’s Ball Promises Joyful Night at Town Hall
The Fremantle Infant Welfare centre fundraiser drew guests and a big, delighted crowd last Friday. Mesdames Pengelly Rankin Waddell and Clark led a strong committee with prize judging by Mrs. John Curtin and Mrs. Beadle. Bet vy Monger won best couple with laven der Early Victorian and ballet girl costumes. Eric Ericsen dressed as a drummer boy also won a prize, with Rong Duncan as a cabaret girl. The most quaint pair were Cinderella and the prince and a comical absent-minded gentleman drew laughs. Special prizes went to a Jester, a Sheik and Wistaria. Miss Myrtle Creslin arranged two striking sets, a white ballet and a pink and black vanity set, danced by listed participants.
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Town Hall
Fremantle
Mesdames Pengelly
Rankin Waddell
Clark
John Curtin
Beadle
Betty
Margie Monger
Eric Ericsen
Rong Duncan
Cinderella
Prince
Wistaria
When Husband Stays Out and Chooses a Game of Billiards
A household dilemma is explored as a wife weighs reaction to her husband leaving the table for billiards with Jones. The piece discusses varying responses, from supportive smiles to silent sulks, and notes that many wives feel neglected when invited out two nights weekly and adjust their behavior accordingly.
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Jones
Debate on Women in Public Life at Trades Hall
About 150 attended a Club versus District Council ALP debate at Trades Hall last Thursday. Miss Tangney led the Club and Miss Porter spoke well for the ALP negative, with Mr Jamieson and Messrs Ryan Mann and Cookie among the speakers.
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ALP
Trades Hall
W. Somerville
H. Gray
MLC
Dorothy Tangney
Thelma Porter
Jack Jamieson
Messrs
P. Ryan
F. Mann
C. Cook
Cooky
Somerville
Burns
Hazel Collett
Badwiston
Patron Saint of a Wayward Heart in an Irish Parish
Father Kelly rescues a foundling Patricia Maguire from a church basket and raises her with housekeeper Mrs Malone. Patricia grows to eighteen and falls for Jack Doherty of the Argosy. After a romance, Jack loses contact, Patricia contemplates a convent, and a memory‑restoring reunion prompts a tense choice between Davenport and back home.
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J. Ahearn
Father Kelly
Gentleman
Quy Laily
Ty Goll
Mary Manguire
Mrs. Malone
Patricia Kelly
Patricia Malone
Matricia Kelly
Dad
Patsy
Maguire
Mame
Patricia Maguire
Faith
Patricia
Mivart
Hibernian Society
Pat
Shure
Jack
Reaunion
Llia
Vada
Pather Kelly
Malone
Maluuc
Matymy
Father Kells
Daddy Kelly
Jack Doiarty
Atricia
Superiis
Jack Doherty
Argosy
Davenport
Himyry
Happiness by waking others helps all
In the tale Poulim asserts true happiness lies in waking others, while Jack argues even greater joy comes from shared happiness. The two meet an inexact conclusion as a train returns two cheerful youths to Father Kelly and Mrs. Malone, who welcome them with hopeful hands and a blessing.
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Fe Iol
Poulim
Jack
Father Kelly
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