Welsh Journals

flrwpstli Deanerp magazine. Vol. VI. (New Series). SEPTEMBER, 1910. No. 213. LLANIDLOES. All through August we have been hoping for one fine week in which we might have a Garden Party at Maenol. The Sale we had in July and made some money but the pleasure and the delights of green lawns and shady trees were denied us ; and now we fear it is too late and there is nothing to do but wait for a summer which shall be a summer in something more than name. So far as plans can be made under these uncertain conditions we contemplate having our Harvest Festival on October 11th and 12th, and given a fine September which really as we write seems a possibility the harvest may be in by then. The Church Schools' Trip took place on Monday, August 22nd, on what in this dis¬ astrous month may be called a miraculously fine day, coming as it did between days of continuous downpour. The large majority as usual went to Aberystwyth, but the present writer and a few others went to Barmouth. The Diocesan Conference is fixed this year for October 6th and takes place at Barmouth, a place accessible even to Llanidloes Church- people. Members of the Choir have been gradually coming back from their holidays the last week or two. The ladies especially had been reduced to a very small band, and but for the faithfulness of two or three we should have fared badly. We append the LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS TO CHOIR TRIP. £ s d J. R. Morris, Esq. Mrs. Morris Vicar ... Mr. R. Hughes ... Mr. D. Holmes ... Mr. J. Ken- Mr. Short Mrs. Grant Mrs. Warren Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Lloyd-Verney Dr. J. Vaughan Owen Messrs. J. & A. Davies Mrs. Lea Jones ... Mr. E. L. Spencer Mrs. Webb Mr. F. J. Phillips Mrs. John Griffiths Miss Jerman Mrs. Toole Mrs. J. E. Mills ... Miss Parker Messrs. Griffiths & Griffith Mr. Jones, Town Hall Miss Lena Roberts Miss E. Morgan ... Sergt. Lewis Mrs. Ellis A Well Wisher .. 1 0 1 0 1 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 10