PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 286, 3 December 1938, Page 17

PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE.

NORTHCOTE SOCIAL. LAST FOR THIS YEAR. A most useful year of activities was brought to a close in the parish hall by the Xorthcote Women's Progressive League with the "president's afternoon." The large gathering, which was cordially welcomed by the president. Mrs. \V. K. Carter, included representatives from sister organisation-. A boiujiiet was {(resented to the olde»t member present, .Mrs. Marv Archer Whitcombe. who was congratulated on being so active at the age of !♦<) years. The programme, which was greatlv en joyed. comprised piano solos by Mix Keg. Heed, songs by Madame I)e Berg and .Mrs. Rattray. elocut ionarv items by .Mrs. K..K. Pirani. and violin solos by Mis,*. Pauline Mnnro. The accompaniments were played by Mesdames T. doll an<l R. Reed. In recognition of the zealous t>erformance of the <lutics ~f the respective offices, bou«|iiets were pre-ented to Mesdamis \V. K. ( arte- i president i. >. \\. Hrooker (secretarv . \V. I". Ward I Archie (;i rii;.!,.-II i \ ener «'t tile Wilson Home Auxiliary i. and al-o to the matron of the WiN.'n JToine tor (rippled ( iiildrcn at Takapuna. M l*'a IIII»!• i<l (i if t «% useful on tlio vnva"i» wore ]»"<*- sen ted to lhe Mi-cs .< K. ,'m;. bland, who leave early in the Xew Year for a holiday tour of Civat Britain. and U'st wi-lies were conveyed for an enjoyable trip.