REFORM FATHERING.

Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 286, 3 December 1930, Page 12

REFORM FATHERING.

In connection with the Parnell Reform League a very pleasant social evening was liekl in *St. Aidan's Hall, Ascot Avenue, Eenmcra, last evening-. Mr. W. P. Endean, M.P., and Mrs. Endeari were host and hostess and the president of the league, Mr. J. B. Paterson, presided. Mrs. Endean wore a frock of black and gold lace. A very bright programme had been arranged and each item was enthusiastically received. Mr. Dan Flood opened the programme with humorous items. Songs were given by Miss Marjorie Fair and Mr. Charles Prime; Mr. Alaii McElwain supplied more humour, and recitations were given by Miss Doris Messer; Mise Molly'Woolcott gave a dance and Miss Tilly Kowntree played a pianoforte-solo. Miss Kowntree also acted as accompaniste. In a brief address Me Endean thanked all' those who had given him their support, and Mr. Harris and Mr. Samuels also "poke. During the evening, Mr. J. S. Dickson, late member for Parnell, was the .recipient of a gift. Among those present were: Mesdames J. B. Paterson, Samuel, G. , Dickeon, Rutherford, J. H. lieale, Inder, C. Weetwood, Lusk, S. A. Burt, A. Poole, Hill, Larkin, J. L. Chalmers, Buchanan, Dargavilk, P. McFarlane, Wiles, Lux 1 ford° M. A. King, Annandale, Dawn, C. Hill. H. 11. Ryder, Bodle, Glasgow,' Reid, R. Woods, Roberts, A. Evans, Misses Dickpon, E. Dickson, Burt, Luxforcl, P. H. King, McLaughlin, Morton, Reid, Vitaglich, -