ST. ANNE'S HOME.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18242, 28 November 1924, Page 2

ST. ANNE'S HOME.

j In response ,to* the kind invitation of the Dean and Mrs Carrington, over 2CO guests were present at a delightful garden party at the Jellicoe Hall on Wednesday afternoon. . The guests were ini vited in order to hear of the work ana. ; needs of St. Anne's Home, which were i put before them in the foftn of an j address by the Archbishop and l>eau : Carrington. | The Dean epoke very sympathetically | of the work, and emphasised the fact | that if the'public realised the great 1 need for the Home he felt confident ! that assured financial support would i he forthcoming ; he was not asking for money that afternoon, only for pro- ! mises to be-made for future help and ! support: He announced the fact that ! the offertories at the Cathedral on ! Christmas 3>ay were to be giyen to'St. I Anne's Home, and also that St. Chad si | Vestry had that day informed him that the Good Friday offertories at their | churoli were also to be allocated to St. Anne's. I He hojped that each parish in the dioI eese would form a local committee to ' interest its members in the work ©t St. Anne's Guild and to work for its advancement. The Archbishop stressed the need for the Church to undertake this special branch of Social Sep'ice. He hoped the time would come when the Guild would be in a position to extend the work in order to group the special leases that needed help. At present the work was handicapped for want of adequate financial support —it was going through a difficult time and it needed the increased effort of all people for its cofitinuance. After the Archbishop and Dean Carrington had spoken, aiternoon tea was served on the lawn. Amongst those present were Aroh-j bishop and Miss Julius, His Worship the Mayor, Archdeacon and Mrs Taylor, Dr. and Mrs Manning, Sir and Mrs Mayne, Mrs Croaedaile Bowen, Airs Gerald Bowen, Mrs Rolleston, Mrs C. Crosse, Mrs H. A. Knight, Mrs Burdon (Gernldine), Mother Dora C.S.N., Sister Margaret 0.5. N., Mrs H. S. E. Turner, Mrs Henderson Begg, Mrs J. B. Batehelor. Mrs W. J. Hun- j ter, Mrs Algar Williams, Mies Boyle, Mrs J. G. Collins, Mrs E. M. Hunter, the Rev. and Mrs Orbell, the Rev. and Mrs. Norris, the Eev. and Mrs Maiden, Canon Coursev, Rev. C. A. Fraer," the Eev. and Mrs Curaow, the Rev. and Mrs Nansen, the Misses Heywood the Misses Neave, the Misses Papprilt, Mrs Godfrey, Mrs Hubert Jones, Mrs Lyons, Mrs Stedman, Mrs Pairman, Mrs H. D. Andrews, Mrs J. Maling, Mrs G. Mating, Mrs W. G. Roberts, Mr and Mrs Hogg, Mr 3 S. E. McCarthy and Miss McCarthy, Mrs Rend, Mrs Steir, the Rev. and Mrs Maclaverty, Rev. Mr Mathias, Mrs Spencer Bower, Mrs Galwey, Miss Norris, Mrs C. E. Jones and Miss Jones, Miss Sandston, Miss Courage, Mr and Mrs Owen, Miss Barrett, Miss Cameron, Mrs Greenwood, Mrs Purchas, Miss Hodson, Mrs and Miss E. Haine, Mrs Chrystal!, Mrs Hall, Mrs Relph, Mrs Lew in, 3 Irs Bradshaw, the Rev. and Mrs Revell, Eev, and Mrs Nelson Wright, Mrs Wait, Miss Sanders, Miss Thomson, Mrs Ross, Mrs Wag staff, Mrs Olivers, Mrs York, Mrs Harris, Mrs Day, Mrs Parkerson, Mrs Archer, the Misses Reeves. Miss Shirtcliffe. Miss Walker, Miss Kimber, Miss Cotterill. Miss GrLgig, Miss Havilaar, Miss Brown, Miss Preston, Miss Overton, Miss Stoddart, Misa Gaudin, Canon and Mrs Hamilton, Miss Miller, Rev. and Mrs Pritchett, Mrs and Miss Fryer, Mrs Priest, Mrs Pickles. Miss Hood, Mrs Hansen, Miss Parkerson, Rev. H. "Williams, Mrs Blackmore, Mrs Buchanan, Mrs W. H. Clark. Mrs H. P. Murray Aynsloy, Mrs Boys, Rev. and Mrs Friberg, Mrs Corsbie, Rev. H. O. T. Hanby, Miss M. Bennett, Mrs John Brown, Mrs and Miss Fryer, and many others.