ST. CUTHBERT'S COLLEGE.
ANNUAL MEETING, St. Cuthbert's College was en fete yesterday when the annual At Home, held on St. Cuthbert's Day, was held. The guests included members of the Auckland Old Girls' Association, as well.as 20 girls from the Waikato branch-of St. Cuthbertls Old Girls' Association, and 41) members of the Mount Kden Collegiate College. The guests were entertained at a luncheon party held in the Tudor rooms of Milne and Choyce, after which they adjourned to the college, where basketball, swimming- and tennis: tournaments were held. Maroon dahlias and shades of yellow marigolds, the' college colours, were used as decorations for thq table* at tea. which was served .in the dining hall. Miss L. Clouston, patroness, and Mrs. A. E. Moore, president of,' the Auckland branch of the Old Girls' Association, welcomed the members and Visitors. Following the tea, an amusing play entitled "The Bloaters" was presented by the pupils'of the college. Those taking part were: Misses S. Paterson, M. Magill,- V. Anderson, E. Ingram, P. Laidlaw, It. Watson, P. Laird, J. Flcmming and J.
Campbell. N The annual meeting was later held in the hall, Mrs. A. E. Moore presiding. At the conclusion of an enjoyable day the members and their guests had tea at the Lyceum Clubhand later attended a picture entertainment.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 68, 21 March 1934, Page 10
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