Committee:
Chairman: Kathleen Holding (Newnham)Organisatrix: Margaret Martin (Newnham)
Organiser: Laurence Clarke (Trinity)
Senior Treasurer: Dr M (Peggy) E Brown (Girton)
William Palmer
Dr A L Peck (Christ's)
Merry Bland (Girton)
John Bremer (Pembroke)
Ian Browne (Magdalene)
Margaret Green (Newnham)
Marianne Hill (Newnham)
Ruth Holt (Girton)
Betty Shaw (Girton)
Rollo Woods (Jesus)
Meetings
7/6 a term if you attend 2 meetings a week, 5/- for one a week.Thursdays 8:30-10:15, Saturdays 4:45-6:30 In the Technical College Gym.
Sword Dancing Wednesdays 6-7, Mansfield Hall, River Lane.
Singing evenings: Sundays October 30th, February 26th.
Other events
Parties: Thursdays 1st December, 16th March, 8th June. Attendance 50-60Saturday 18th February visit of the Oxford C# club joint party (MC:Kathleen Holding)
Christchurch Bells Jack's Maggot Merry Merry Milkmaids Double Lead Through Newcastle Parson's Farewell Morpeth Rant Fandango Speed the Plough KRS | Childgrove Display: Step Stately Cumberland Square The Bishop Phoenix Hunsdon House Juice of Barley American Square Dance Norfolk Long Dance Circassian Circle |
A couple of Norwegian dancers (+ a musician) visited Cambridge on the weekend October 15-16 as part of a tour of Britain; an informal show was arranged in Girton Old Hall on the Sunday, with CMM, Strathspey & Reel club and the Round.
Committee members departed from a meeting on January 20th in Trinity by a performance of Helston Furry round Great Court.
A group from C# visited Cambridge on Saturday February 18th for a joint party. (Arriving at 3; dance 4-6.30, eat dinner and then depart at 8.30)
30th April-1st May 1950: Visit to C# (Oxford) (Tales of solo Morris Jigs and dancing Dargason in the coach)
The Round party spent the night at a Guide Camp, and on May 1st danced at the head of the procession up "The High" from Magdalen Tower (the Oxford C# club followed). The result was that that evening the brief BBC TV News clip of "the dancing at Oxford" only showed the Cambridge Round!
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