WOMEN'S CORNER

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18570, 21 December 1925, Page 2

WOMEN'S CORNER

9— The Lady Editor will be pleased to receive for publication in the "Women's Corner" Items of social or personal news. Such Items should be fully cuthenticated, and engagement notices mast bear the signatures of both parties. Correspondence is invited on any matters affecting, or of Interest to, women.

Miss Helen Deardon, who- is at pre- | sent the K ucst of Miss Mary Macdonald i'H«*aley anieup] is leaving tomorrow for Txjngbeach. to .spend Christmas with' Mrs J. O. N. Gngg. Mr and Mrs \Y. A. Gray ("Grerleos," Kaituna) will .spend Christinas "Week at Akaron. Mr and Mis Maurice Allen are leaving this -week for a motor trip to the Cold Lakes and Dunedin. Mr and Mrs L. J. Taylor arc motorins: to Dnnedin tn-jnorrou . Mr and Mrs Thos. \Y. Dent (IJrctt'.s road) leave this evening for Te Aroha, ( Coromandel, and Kntoiua, where they will spend a few week-. The blisses C. and K. G. McDonald (HalswclH have left for Auckland, where they -nill join the s.s. Aorurrgi for Honolulu. Mrs A. H. Bristed and Miss Kathleen Bristcd arc visiting friends on the West Coast. Miss Ella Bull CClirist's College) is leaving on "Wednesday to visit her sister in Hawkc's Buy. Mr and Mrs- M. Peuniston and Miss Dennistou (Lower Hutt) aro visiting j Christehurcli. Mr and Mrs Percy Wynii Williams and family -will spend tho holidays at the Eakaia Huts. ' Mrs A. E. Currie (Wellington) is visiting her sister, Mrs Owen Baker, Cashmere Hills. Misses Marjorie and Mai-ion Macfarlano (Auckland), who are taking part in the tennis tournament at the end of the week, have arrived in Christchurch. One polo match in connexion with tho Tahu Cup tournament will bo played this morning, and two matches this 'afternoon. Players and visitors will ho entertained at tea by Mrs George Gould. Miss E. M. Stanwcll, of Gisborne, is a guest at Warner's Hotel. Among the guests at the United Sorvice Hotel arc Mr and Mrs Leonard H. Tripp, Mrs A. G. Cathie, and Miss H. Mitchell (Wellington). ' Mrs B. G. Brown and-Miss "Annie G. Crunn (Auckland), Mr and Mrs C. Dyring (Sydney), and Mr G. A. Soinervillo and Miss Somerville aro among the recent arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel. The Misses Kingsbury, of Sumner, have left for their home at Dorie, accompanied by Miss Eileen* Bowman. Mr and Mrs W...T. Hunter (Sumner) arc leaving to-day on a motor tour. Mr and Mrs Maurice Gresson have taken a house at Sumner for Christmas. Recent arrivals at "Kenilwortth" are: Mr and Mrs Tward (Wellington), Mr Steele (Christehurcli), Mr H. Thomp- ! son (Wellington), Mrs Thompson (Wellington), Miss Thompson (Wellington), Mr A. Carson (Wellington), Mr J. A. Butler (England). A very pleasant evening was spent at the residence of Mr and Mrs Park, Richmond street, Tima'ru, in dancing, singing, and games. The music was supplied by Messrs H. Macdonald (piano), of Rakaia, and C. Leopold (saxophone). Extras were played by Miss Park. Among those present were: Misses Park, McGaw, M. Bell, F. McGaw, D. Brown, D. Farrow. J. Thompson, and J. Latimer, Messrs E. Park, G. Allan, S. Watt, R, King, H. Macdonald, E. Pyo, G. Ellis, 1 J. Pye, C. Leopold, W. Rooney,' Latimer (2), G. Macdonald, and McLaughlan (2). Mr and Mrs Hughes gave an enjoyable "gift evening" at their residence, Alexandra street, in honour of Miss Dorothy Wicks, who is to. be married next Wednesday. Among those present were: Mr and Mrs Reeves, Mr and Mrs Kershaw, Mr and Mrs Dickson, Mr and Mrs Fleck, Mr and Mrs Basher, Mr and Mrs Foster, Mrs. Wicks, Mrs Chinuery, Misses Dorothy Wicks, Lucy Cowan, Aileen Warren, Dulcie Hull,_ Jessio. Dickson, Alva, - Clarice, and Helma Skinner, Murieli Kershaw, Thelma and Joan Hughes," Messrs Frank • Hughes, Hamilton Dickson, Howard Moody, Arnold Basher, Eric Robertson, Jim Wicks, Ronald Foster, Milford Skinner, E. and B. Hughes. Several competitions were held, the winners being Mrs F. Reeves, . Miss J. Dickson, and Mr J. Wicks. Musical and elocutionary items were ' given by the following:—Misses Warren, Cowan,. Hull, M. Kershaw, and J. Hughes, Mesdames Reeves and Chinpery, Messrs Moody, Skinner, Dickson, and Foster. .

THE NEWEST SHINGLE is the "Alwyn," conforming to facial contour, with an alluring neck line. • Madame Ahvyn, Beauty Parlours, corner Manchester and Worcester streets. Make an appointment, or ring Telephone 5457 A. —<> SUMMER CLOTHES. Be careful of the soap you use when trashing summer clothes. Because of its gentle lather, Verbena is the best. Made only from fine cleansing oils, Verbena coaxes out the dirt instead of forcing it. Ask your grocer for Verbena Soap, and refuse to accept any substitute. Mc 7012-3 White Canvas Half-price Shoes.— Ladies' best white canvas lace Shoes, were 13s 6d now 63 9d; Courts, were 10s 6d now 5s 6d, were 15s now 7s 6d- Brogue 2-bar, were IBs 8d now 9c 3d; White Buck Oxfords, were 35s now l 7 s 6d, were 30s now 15s; White Buck Shoes, Louis heels, 10s, at Pannells', 105 Manchester street. —6

A largo gathering of mothers witnessed the Christmas party giTen to tho infants at the Sumner District High" School. The room was prettily decorated with gav streamers. Under the control of Miss G. Wilson, the children contributed some well-acted nurserv rhymes and songs. The Mayoress, Mrs W. H. Nicholson, was'prescnt and the chairman. Mr G. A. Alexander, presented the sports, attendance, and Bible .class prizes. Later in the afternoon tin: Mavoresy. presented the junior prizes in the Town Hal!. Items were contributed bv Thelma Cummins, Taula McKenzie. Nancy Xewhurgh, Tat and } ~aphne Bow. In the evening tho sports prizes were presented by Mrs Fountain harbor, and tho scholastic awaras bv the Mayor, Mr. W. H. Nicholson. Tho following contributed a. programme of select • items—Thelma. Cummins, recitathoi: Clairo Trudgeoi s vocal solo; Uric Williams, trombone solo; and Dorothy Alexander, recitations. , I

RACES AT MOTUKARARA. The Banks Peninsula Racing Club's almost unbroken run of good luck, as far as weather is concerned, cont.nucd on Saturday, when tho club's Summor Meeting was held in glorious .sunshine at Motukarara. '■fcincc last meeting tho arand stand has been erected, an imnrovement that was greatly appreciated, especially by wouionl'olK. but in one respect at least the Motukarara people are too reticent and modest. Within a stone's throw of tho "i-and stand, and enclosed within tbo club's boundary fence, though hidden bv the trees, arc beautiful well-tended cardens that on Saturday were a riot of colour. Old-fashioned loxgloves, Canterbury bells of various sliades, masse; of gladioli, delphiniums, and columbine nourish in colourful splendour, while the air is scented with roses and mignonette. Aud tins dclitditful possession is taken as a matter of course by the local residents, who hardlv think of mentioning its charms to visitors. The meeting on Saturday was well attended, hundreds attending from tho C.'itv. and various parts of tho Peninsula. Amongst the many present were S : r George Clifford, Miss Dennis, Lady Evelyn Maude, Mr J. F. Buchanan (president of the club) and Mrs Buchanan. Miss Isabel Turrell, Mr and Mrs George Murrav-Aynsley, Sir Charles and Lady Campbell, Miss Joan Fulton, Mr and Mrs J. Crarroft Wilson, Mr W. 'lhans, Mrs Erik Rutherford, Mrs 'J'. C. Robinson and Miss Emily Robinson, Miss Helen Deardon, ftlr and 'Mrs G. L. Rutherford and Miss B. Rutherford, Mr George Humphreys, Mr and Mrs J. 0. Coop, Mi- and Mrs Frank Coop and Miss Bettv Coop, Mr and Mrs John Parkinson, Mr and Mrs A. V. M. Hutchinson. Mr R. M. Macdonald and Miss Marv Macdonald, Mr and Mrs Bruce Doindas, Mr Walter Clifford, and Miss Aroha Clifford, Mr Charles Clifford, Mr and Mrs E. E. Nutt, Miss Tumbull, Mrs J. Coop, Dr. and Mrs Cowan (Akaroa), Mr and Mrs 1>- J. Shea, Dr. and tho Misses Morkane, Mrs Keith Parkinson, iMrs James Watson, Miss Little. :Mrs H. Nutt, Mrs W. Cunliffe, Mrs Tx>lcester Matson, Mr and Mrs F.. B. Newton.' Miss Parkinson, Mr and Mrs Alex. Duncan, Mr and Mrs J. M. Hawkes. Mr and Mrs W. Hayward, Mr and Mrs Cvril Grav, Mr and Mrs T. Withell. Mr and Mrs J. Rennie, Mr P. Selig, Mr and Mrs. L. R. Corsbic, Mr and Mrs Oscar Josephson, Mrs A. S. Gurney, Mrs Brinkman. Mrs J. Redpatb, Misses Kathleen Helmore, Laurie. Maude, and Zoo Gray. Nonie Enricht, Greta Clarkson, Doris Thacker, "Marjories Tait, Peggy Norton, Pearson C2). Marion Reese, Dorothy Eiby, and Stella Hayward.

CHRISTMAS PARTY. The Y.W.C.A. Club-rooms presented a gay scene on Saturday afternoon, when the Association members entertained one hundred and twenty litllo children at .1 Christmas parly. The smallest children played games in the Association garden, while the older ones had races and round games on Latimer square. Tea was served in the big clubroom, where the tables were bright with coloured fruits, flowers, and bonbons, and the keen enjoyment of the little ones amply repaid the hostesses for all their trouble. After tea, Father Christmas received all the guests in the games room, where a great pine treo, the gift of Mrs Geo. Blackmore, was laden with toys. Each child received two gifts, and very happy little girls bore home a Jiew doll, and proud boys marched off the possessors of a yacht in full sail. Father Christmas, as he bade the departing guests a Merry Christmas, gave each a bag of sweets. DIXIELAND. A very large gathering was present at Mxicland on Saturday night, when a most enjoyable evening was spent. The lounges and supper room were decorated with Christmas lilies, sweet peas, and coloured streamers, and the Dixieland Orchestra supplied the music. Amongst the guests were: Sir Charles and Lady Campbell, Captain and Mrs Redmond Neill, Mr and Mrs Derrick Gould, Mr and Mrs William Deans, Mr and Mrs Hyde, Mr and Mrs H. H. Wauehop, Mr and Mrs J. S. Guthrie, Mr and Mrs William Anderson, Mr and Mrs Jack Irwin, Mrs McLean, Mrs Cook, Mrs Goodf eller, Mr and Mrs Peter Hall, Mr and Mrs Erik Rutherford, Mrs Jeunens (Hamilton), Mr and Mrs F. Dixon, Misses Hester Gould, Kathleen Helmore, Fay Gibson, Lettico Tapper, Halmai Loug'hnan, Isabel Tu'rrell, Ruth Wynu Williams, Rosamund Wood, Janet York, Alex Kirk, May Andrew, Jean McDougall, Nell Buddo, Fanny Middleton, Pauline Kitto, Kathleen Rutherford (Dunedin), Molly Stevenson, Gracie Helmore, Molly Curtis, Jessie Mayo, Joyce Staff, Nora Rich, Molly Black, Rhona Vaughan, Doreen Kiver, Roma Carey, Bernadettc Holley, Agnes Darby, Kathleen Kennedy (Wellington), Molly Darby, Ailsa McCoombe, Maxine McGill, Marjory and Marion Macfarlane (Auckland), Essie Gibson, Nora Buss, Kay Hillary Buss, Marjory Beattie, Geraldine Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Williams, D. Cusack/Sheena Mac- j farlane, Leilh Bampton, Nelma Ed- i monds, Molly Mitchell, Mary Scarvill, Rita Woolridge, Betty Overton, Patterson, Holmes, Walker, Sproston, Betty Beadel, Gabbe, Merfield, Emma Moore, Marie Kitto, tEileen McDevitt, Woolf, V. Johns, Doake, M. Gray, Shiela Kennedy, 33. Stevens, Lane, Nancy Mitchell, and Johnston (Greymouth), Captain Walker, Messrs Heathcotc Helmore, J. Reid, J. Moore, P. Boyle, TurreU, Hunter-Weston, P. Barrett, R. Cracroft Wilson, C. T. Cooper, L. J. lc Cren, H. Ronaldson, G. Holder, M. Guthrie, W. Jamieson, A. Vizer, J. Commons, Douglas, E. W. Christian, A. B. Loughnan, S. Power, J. Prendergast, O'Malley, R. Gregory, Woolcock, E. W. Christian, J. B. Norris, Waite, Vennal, Overton, E. Ronaldson, Werry, I. D. Wood, Miller, Fleming, Russell, Hall, Hobbs, P. Kirby, E. V. Scarvill, Thomas, McGibbon, Golding, P. Grant, Boon, I. H. Owen, J. Priestnall, G< Brisfcd, Wyn Cowliahaw, Jackson, Kellock, Wood, Hopkins, F. Morrison, C. Fergison, Peter, King, Brodie, Hudson, H. Watts, R. Glasgow, Hayman, J. E. Roberts, A. Holley, Darby (2), Stevens, Irvine, CantriU, Elliot, Stent, D. Wood, Commander Tebbs,. and Roland Smith (secretary).

CHRIST'S COLLEGE.

It was fitting that tho distribution of prizes in connexion with Christ's College should, in this Anniversary Year, be held for the first timo within the stately walls of the fine Memorial Hall at the College. Parents and boys alike accorded an enthusiastic welcome to the Hon. W. Pember Beeves, whoso short earnest speeches, punctuated with touches of delightful humour, have given so much pleasuro and food for thought to Christchurch people within the last fortnight. A noteworthy point about the gathering of Saturday was tho splendid record made by A." K. Hancock, who received seven prizes, including one for divinity. It is seldom, indeed, that a bov excels in every department ,of study, but Hancock Jed in his form m English, science, Latin, French, mathematics, literature, and divinity—a brilliant performance. Amongst the many present were Mrs George Harper, Mrs Charles Clark, Mrs J. S. Thomson, Miss Reeves, Dean and Mrs W. Harper. Miss Ross, Mr and' Mrs Leonard Clark. Mr George Gerard, Mrs Denham (senior), Mrs Guy Paseoe, Mrs "William Day, Miss Ethel Gibson, Mrs Hugh Reeves, Mrs T. FGibson, Mr and Mrs J. G. L. Vernon, Mr and Mrs B. L. Blunden, Colonel and Mrs John Studholme, Mrs Percy Wynn AVilliams, Mrs T. W. Lewis, Mrs Charles Cooper, Mrs Buchanaji (Nelson), Mrs Norton Francis. Mr Justice Alpers and Mrs Alpers, Mrs C. M. 01livier. Professor Blunt. Mr and Mrs L. H. Mirams, Mrs Cvril White. Mrs RC Todhunter, Dr. and Mrs Ross, Mr 0. E. Ferris, Mrs A. C. Cotferell Mrs Dawson, Archdeacon and Mrs F. N. Taylor, Rev. Charles and Mrs Perry, Mr and Mrs E. B. Newton, Mr J. M. Tripp, -Mrs E. T. Reece, Mr H. M. Chrystall.

BANKS' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

School dances arc generally jolly affairs, and Banks Commercial College end-of-term dance, which was held on Friday evening in the Masonic Hall, proved no exception. Under a canopy of orange streamers, with pendant baskets of flowers, the carnival spirit prevailed. The arrangements wero in tho hands of a capable committee, composed of Misses D. Haworth, E. Barrcll, M. McKenzie, M. Griffiths, M. Jory, and Bigg. Music was supplied by the Bristol Orchestra and Miss D. Haworth. A recitation which caused much amusement was given by Miss M. Bitchic. Later in the evening the gold medals for excellence in shorthand and in typewriting were presented to Misses F. Morgan and M. Jory, and the names of special prize-winners announced: Miss D. Haworth (100 per cent, accuracy shorthand), and Miss M. Griffiths (run-ner-up in shorthand and in typewriting). Among the many present were: Mcsdames Iredalc, McKenzie, Gillespie, Voyce, Muir, Misses D. Baron, D.Clark, N. Clark, A. C. Wilson, E. Eudkin, M. Wilkerson, M. McKenzie, M. Matheson, I. Cattrall, E. McCracken, J. Jamieson, E. Williamson, M. Mallinso.n, M. Kilcy, M. Lyons, B. Barrcll, F. Morgan, L. Perkins, L. Thornley, M. Jory, M. Henderson, Eutledge (2), B. Bigg, A. Robinson, M. Dunderdale, and Messrs W. Thompson, A. Fairbairn, W. Watson, F.'Lester, F. Perry, L. Jarman, A. L. Pen, T. Hole, H. Coates, N. Elmes, A. Sirett, W. E. Merritt, W. Moore, N. Shave, D. More, H. Haworth, M. Boberts.

WELSH CHRISTMAS PARTY.

Tho third annual Christmas Tree | Party for the children of the Cam- j brian Society, was held in the Jellicoe Hall on Saturday night, when old and young entered into tho festiro spirit of the occasion, and thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Father Christmas welcomed all the children from tho stage, where he sat attended by a dear little • fairy and a court jester in cap and bells, and was surrounded by tho members of the corrimittees, the ladies wearing red cloaks. After marching round tho hall to tho strains £f the "March of the Men of Harlech" played by Miss Pollard, thev assembled round the trees for tho distribution af the presents. The tree- was beautitully decorated wth coloured balloons, and lit up with electric light. DoWs for the girls, books for the boys, China, ornaments, balls and woolly balls for tho babies wero given, and their parents and friends received lavender bags, bonbons eontainng nuts, cards and calendars. The children sat down to supper at long tableSj gay with red paper, red- buttons and scarlet geraniums, while the "grown-ups" danced. They had their supper in rei lavs afterwards, while the children I romped and played games. Ice-creams and lomonade were provided, and little bags of sweets. Two competitions caused much fan and laughter.

WEDDINGS. GORE—CRIDGE. A quiet but pretty wedding took Dlace at St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Darfield. recently, when Ethel May, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs G. bridge, of Darfield was to Mr Frank Gore, of Otaki, North Island. The Rev. Mr Sparrow, of Malvern, officiated. . u • The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a champagne crepe de chine frock with plain bodice, and overekirt trimmed with silver lace, ami mauve crinoline hat with floral crown. She carried a sheaf of arum lilies. Two small nieces of the bride, Thelma Mantell and Nola Smith, acted as flower girls. They woro mauve and pink crepe de clime respectively and mob caps to match their frocks, and each carried a posy of mauve and pink sweet peas. . , Mr Fred Cridge carried out the j duties of best man. jj;„„ After the cerenAry the wedding breakfast was held at the residence of the bride's parents in a marquee on tie town, where the usual toasts were h ™Mr and Mrs Goro left for the North Island, their future home in© bride travelled in a grey tailored cos-i Home, Bangkok hat, and fox fur, the eift of the bridegroom. MORRIS—BROWN. ; A pretty wedding was celebrated at ( the Orari Presbyterian Chnrch, when! Margaret, second daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J. Brown, of Taien, was married to Roland A. Morris, eldest son of Mr I. Morris, of Temuka. The B*v J Anderson performed the ceremony, and Mrs KUloh presided at the ° r The' bride, who Was away t* her brother, Mr Geo. Brown, wore a frock of powder blue crepe silk roaroS embroidered in silver, with silver lace Panel. Her tulle veil was arranged with a circle of pearls and caught at ©iiher side •> with orange blossoms. A sheaf of arum lilies completed a charminc toilette. _ . -, The bridesmaid, Miss Dons b™™> wore beige crepe de chine trimmed with, T>ink velvet roses and black picture hat Her bouquet was. of delicately tinted sweet peas and; fern, with- wide pink sltin steamers.. Little Mans Brown, niece of the'bride, made a dainty flower * drL dressed in mauve crepe de chine

with head band of mauve and pink flowers tied with a large tulle bow. She carried a basket of mauve and pink sweet peas. Each wore a gold armlet, the cift of the bridegroom. Mr W. Morris attended his brother as best man. j After the ceremony a reception was ; held at the residence of Mr and Mrs j Gee. Brown. "Gladstone," Orari. j Later, when Mr and Mrs R. A. Morris left on their wedding tour, the latter j wore a navy cc?tumo with lawn and blue hat. HANDISIDES-MOIR. At the Catholic Cathedral, Bar undoes street, the marriage was solemnised of Miss Dorothy Olive Muriel Moir, ; youngest daughter of Air and Airs C . H. Moir.'and Thomas Malcolm Mardisides. eldest son of Mr and Airs T. AV. Handisides. both of Christchurch. Til© ceremony was performed by tho Rev. Father Lordan, and Air Mot travo his daughter away. Miss K. O'Connor was organist, and at the close of the ceremony the "Ave Maria" was sunc by Afiss Elsie Ives. When tho hride was leaving the church Afaster Noel Bat/ presented her with a satin and silver horseshco. The bride's frock of ivory georgette' had an underskirt of guipure lace, j ;md the loug-waisted lwdico was em-; broidered in pearls. The ivory satin | train was lined with palest pink geor"otro. and trimmed with orange blossom and pearls. The hand-embroidered veil was arranged in mob-cap style with orange blossom at either side, and her bououet of white and palest pink flowers was finished with tulle streamers. The two bridesmaids, Alisscs Dorothy Handisides and Alavis Baty. wero dressed alike- in dainty frocks of delphinium blue chiffon, patterned m peach and lemon roses. Their, hats were of peach crinoline trimmed with flowers of autumn tints, aud streamers of tullo to tone fell from the under brim of tbo hats, forming dainty scarves, which were caught at the end with hand-made flowers. They carried shower bouquets, of delphiniums and cream roses, with ribbon and tulle to tone. The train-bearer, Miss Terczeta Cav-ana-zh. of Dunedin, cousin of the bridegroom, woro a pretty dress of pal© pink orcpo de chine, and Miss Colleen Murvjhv (niece) made a dainty little flower iiirl in a charming frock of pink crepe do chine and mob cap of silver and tulle. Tho best ?nan was Mr Claude Handisides, and Mr Francis B. Davy acted as groomsman. A_ reception "nras held' later at the Winter Garden, when Mr and Mrs Moir received their guests, Mrs Moir wearing dove-grey marocain with overdress of beaten silver sequins and hat of shot satin to match. She carried a bouquet of cherry roses. The bridegroom's mother wore navy silk marocain, with flared overskirt trimmed with navy satir. and putty georgette. She woro a hat of navy georgette, a champagne ostrich rulHc, and carried a bouquet of red roses. Tiie bride and bridegroom left later for the North Island, where the honeymoon will be spent, the bride travelling in a frock of cinnamon brown silk marocain, a brown repp coat, and small brown georgette hat. . , i WARWICK SCHOOL, AVONSIDE. ♦— — The prize-giving and treat in connexion with the "Warwick School took placo in the Avonsido Sunday Schoolroom on tho night of December 15th. There was a large gathering of parents, friends, and ox-pupile. In the unavoidable absence of tho vicar, Mr Fitzgerald, Mr P. P. Peoples very kindly consented to dielribute the prizes. After tho. prize-giving the gifts off tho Christmas lico wero handed out by Father Christmas. Before leaving the hall tho children and friends sat down a delightful tea, provided by the mothers. The teacher thanked all those who by gifts of money, hooka, and toys had given the children such a happy time. The head teacher, the assistant, and the dancing mistress. Miss Bona Vaughan, received many beautiful gifts from the pupils. In addition to a ■programme of songs, drill, action songs, and dancing by tho pupils, some extra items worn given:—Piano solo by Irene Young, Kathleen Vincent, Joyco Young; dance, Banibalina, Azalea peoples and Dorothy Manhire; song, Mrs Hulme. The following is the prize-list: Dux—MaM Priestnall. Standard V.: Tonnvson's Poems. Standard IV.:. Joyce Young and Patricia Vaughan (equal) 1. Standard II.: Graeme Haig Cooper, progress. Standard I.: Jean Godfrey and Lilian Main (equal) 1, Evan Wright Ist in arithmetic. Class V.P: Inez Pinwill 1, Betty Black 2, John Orr .1. Avenal Holcombe (progress). Class IV.: P. .Ronald Walton I, Eillie Bridget 2, Stanley Jone3 (writ'ng); Raymond Gibson (progress). Claes JII.P :._ Colin Gallagher ], Isobel Wright and lan Kills (equal) a, Dulcie Gallagher 3. Class H.P.: Billio Prebble 1. Cuthbert Peoples and Josephine Brez 2. Class I.P:' Kindorgarten (each child received a book). Attendance (goM medal): Dulcie Gallagher 1,. Joy Howarth (a book) 2. Sewing prizes • Mabel Priestnall 1, Patricia Vaughan, Joyco Young 2. '