Relayed from The Whitehall Rooms, Cardiff
'Dewi Sant' ('St. David'). Cynygir y llwncdestun gan y Gwir Barchedig Timothy Rees, D.D., Esgob Llandaf
Can gari Archie Gay (Baritone), 'Cymru Fydd' (Dr. Parry)
'Ein Gwesteion' ('Our Guests')
David Davies, Ysw., M.A., Ll.D. a Syr William Davies, Y.H.
Cynygir gan y Llvwydd, Dr. D. Llewelyn Williams, M.C., F.R.C.S.
Ateb Mr. David Davies
Cor Meibion 'Y Lyrians,' o dan arweiniad E-Idloes Owen
'Fy Iaith, Fy Ngwlad, Fy Nghenedl' ('My Language, My Country, My Nation')
Cynygir gan y Parch. D. Tecwyn Evans M. A. Bangor
'Dinas Caerdydd A't Sefydliadau Cenedlaethol' ('The City of Cardiff and its National Institutions')
Cynygir gan J. E. Emlyn-Jones, Ysw.
Atebir gan Yr Arglwydd Faer (Yr Henadur C. W. Melhuish, Y.H.)

Though a less highly-coloured figure than some of the other national patron Saints, St. David has a quiet charm which is all his own. For his countrymen his anniversary has always been a rallying point. The Cardiff Cymmrodorion Society are this year celebrating this in advance of the actual date-March 1. The guests are Mr. David Davies, of Llandinam, whose generosity of national and international enterprises is so well known, and Sir William Davies, who has just relinquished the Editorship of the Western Mail after many years of distinguished service.