whist drive造句

• Dances and Whist drives were also very popular during this period.
• These included : whist drives, amateur dramatics, theatrical productions and cinema.
• It was also used for religious services, whist drives and other entertainments.
• There was also a dance, a whist drive and a concert party.
• The club organist a whist drive at the Conservative Club to help defray the expense.
• The traditional game of whist survives at social events called " whist drives ".
• Meetings were held monthly at Rainthorpe Hall with talks, demonstrations, competitions, flower shows and whist drives.
• During the 1950s regular events that were held there included whist drives, bingo, beetle drives and old time dancing.
• Whilst Jenkins and his wife Ethel acted as hosts, Kenyon chaired a popular whist drive with prizes handed out by Mrs Jenkins.
• Following on from the 1894 betting raids, in September 1912 Sowerby enforced the prohibition of whist drives in the town, a decision which was very unpopular.
• Its pre-war Saturday evening dances held in the Institute were ever popular, and its annual whist drives and sales of work were looked forward to universally.
• By this date other organisations had arisen in addition to the Women's Institute and Football Club; Tasburgh Players had established themselves at the theatre in Rainthorpe Hall, there was a Church Youth Club, a Christian Alliance children's club, a Bingo Club and WI whist drives.
• Port wine will be supplied to those who are teetotallers, in accordance with a well-known English custom . " In the afternoon there were to be sports and games, and in the evening the villagers would return to the village hall for a fancy-dress dance and whist drive.