SUMNER ITEMS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17809, 7 July 1923, Page 19

SUMNER ITEMS.

LADIES' RIFLE CLUB was a send muster at this k ' s sheet of the Ladies-,' Miniature Sj'Cltib. General regret was rxvled at D. K ig's absence, whila was Mt at her recovery. %e practice shooting resulted in a j, f o r Miss M. Allen, who holds tho a button for tho third week in suc£j on . Other good cards were, preby -Mrs F. Truseott, Mrs F. J. jpfcin, and Mis, I. Merry. Concert. jvj account of tlio prevalence of intafnz.l th" concert to !>e given by Mi-s Erjan Woudhouso and her Glee Club had to be Postponed indefinitely. Personal. great loss is felt in the borough by Ag departure- of an d Mrs U. li. iktt-efl and family, who have left to take U P I:)r " 1J,) - 1U Amberley. Mr Sjxffeu «'as connected with all associations, that were for the benefit otl ju bol'ougli, amongst which were the Rarg« ses ' Association. Reach Improvcw, and the Life-Saving Club, and JjViliingnc.ss on all occasions to help vjny way the interests of these assojjjiioiia was a pleasure to all who workhim. He did a lot of valuable irori i" connexion with the improvement'.at Scarborough, and ho was fbly usisted by Mrs Maxwell. ){ r and Mrs Acton-Adams; have taken jjr Maxwell's house on the Esplanade. Mrs C. ileninmin, of Stoke .street, gn'jnner, recently gave a kitchen after,soo to Miss A. Fountain Barber, who fc shortly to bo married. Tho guests glided tlio past and present members if All Saints' Church Choir. Amongst fae present- wcro: Mrs Galwcy, Mra If A. Nicholson, Mrs H. J. Marriner, (isF. Hobbs. Mrs F. A. Mathews, Mrs j. Gibson, Mrs F. C. Malpas, Mrs Hud«i Brown, Mrs. J. 11. Iteav, 'Mrs S. gt, Mrs Masscy, Mrs E. C. W. fsfffill, 'Mrs Wiggins, Mius Deacon, jgss "Cooper, Miss A. Barber, Mis.s fillet. Miss Gebbie, Miss F. Nieholuaj Miss Wiggins, and Miss Wood, and |(is Fountain Barber. ~,. Redcliffs Sale of Work. The second sale of work inaugurated ftr the St. Andrew's Women's Guild nil be held in the Community Hall on Saturday. July 28th, part of the proj»d9 being for the provision of increased accommodation for tho Kinderjjrten Sunday School, which is very much overcrowded. A special meetjig of the Guild was recently held at srs Air's house to make further ar[sngements for the sale.