Artwork: Gordon Wood, 1937-2019
Mottisfont Parish Community Web Site
provided by Mottisfont Parish Council
Mottisfont Social Club
See opening hours below.
HISTORY
Mottisfont Club House was built in 1919 by Arthur Humbert on land given by Mrs Baker-Mill in memory of villagers who gave their lives in the First World War.
In 1925 Arthur Humbert leased the club to Rev. Cyril Edwards and Thomas James Aylward, who were the first trustees of the then named Mottisfont and District Mens' Club, for an annual fee of two shillings and sixpence.
On the death of Arthur Humbert in 1934, the Club House and land were left to the trustees. This transfer was completed in 1945 and, at that time, the trustees were Harold James Chase, John Robert Peach, Walter Charles Pitman, George Vane and Ernest Humbert (Arthur’s representative).
A memorial stone was added next to the original stone in the club to remember those from the village who gave their lives for their country in the Second World War.
After the deaths of existing trustees, new trustees were appointed, including the last Arthur Humbert, Lancelot John Pragnell, Peter James Southwell, Gordon Robert Pitman and John George Wilkins. There are at present five trustees.
The President of the club has a non-voting position, but keeps an eye on things for the members.
The day to day running of the club is carried out by the steward and the committee.
ACTIVITIES
The club is available to hire for daytime activities, and also can be used in the evenings for birthday parties, wedding receptions, christenings, or other events.
Regular events
Monday: Snooker
Tuesday: Billiards
Thursday: Bingo
Friday: Quiz (every other week))
CONTACT DETAILS
Telephone: 01794 340521
Email: to send Mottisfont Social Club an email, please use this form.
Opening Hours
Monday: 7pm to 11pm
Tuesday: 7pm to 11pm
Wednesday: 7pm to 11pm
Thursday: 7pm to 11pm
Friday: 7pm to 11pm
Saturday: 7pm to 11pm
Sunday: 12pm to 2pm, evening closed
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