DANCE AT ST. MARY'S.

Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20024, 4 September 1930, Page 22

DANCE AT ST. MARY'S.

With the growth of the City, the congregation at St. Mary's Cliurcli, Manchester street north, is rapidly out-growing the present building, and the clergy and peopie of the parish are steauuy preparing for the erection, at no very distant dace, of a new and larger church, 10 meet the requirements of the parishioners. The members of iSt. Mary's Altar Society hope to raise sufliciont money to erect, in the new church, an altar, as a memorial to the priests who have laboured in the parish, and, with that object in view, they arranged a social and dance, which was held last night in St. Mary's Memorial Hall, eft'ecti\ ely decorated for the occasion 1 with multi-coloured streamers and branches of plum blossoms. Bradford's band supplied the music for dancing, and a card party was held in the adjoin- ,, % kind permission of Mr It Stillwell, Mr S. Williams acted as judgo ot the waltzing competition Tlio competitions resulted:—Waltzing: Miss L. Haughey and Mr C. do la Gour. Euchre: Ladies, Miss L. Johnston; consolation, Mrs Uadley; men, Mr W. Bradloy; consolation, Mr C. P. Ashton. Monte Carlo: Miss M. Whelan and Mr C. Evans.. Mazurka: Mr and Mrs Bell. The members of the committee responsible for the success of the gathering were Mrs F. C Delancy, Mrs T O;Kc° f e Mrs T. Brosnahan, Miss 0 Connell, Mrs P. Kennedy, Miss Pouny Mrs J. Lane, Mrs J. Joyce, and Miss Harrington. Those present included the Itev Pal her F. L. Dignan, 8.M., tho Rev 'T, S ) ' C , onnor ' S.M., Mr and ,? Wclaney, Mi- and Mrs Mieej'll, Mr and Mrs St. J. J. Dunne, Mr and Mrs \\. Tullett, Mr and Mrs Frank Smyth, Mr and Mrs C. II Evans, Mr and Mrs Bradley. Mr ami Mrs I. ( r . \\arren, Mr and Mrs de la U>ur Mr and Mrs I. O'Boylo, Mesdamcs Goggin, Fox, William Hayward, B. Clark, B. Mahoney, W. G. Talbot, J. Mnckay, E. M. Smith, E. Stevenson, Mullany, Quinlivan, Ridley G. 11. Shaw, L. Goggin, M. O'Neill, J.' Vincent, G. Payne, L. Dyer, J. Dwycr, Lawlor, Bell, E. McDcrmott, Morgan ! O'Brien, A. liendrickson, Misses K. Kelly, Johnson (2), Hilliard, Harrington (2), Conlan, Gooley, Peggy Riordan, Purcell, Steinmetz, Eileen Mullany, M. Dwycr, I. Gould, Kathleen Brown, Jean Cotter, Joan Blake, Veronica Tulloch, Mary O'Keefe, Marjorie Whelan, Cruffen, Marlow, Edith Rogers, Constance Mutton, Inga Hempstalk, Veronica O'Boyle, Dulcie Tucker, Minnie Bust, Lilian Haughey, Eileen Ryan, Nellie O'Brien, Ivy Quarterniain, M. Haughey, Dorothy Pavelka, Elsie Clark, Margaret Brosnahan, W. BradIcy, Winna Clark, Agnes Clark, Messrs Laffey, Lascelles, Hooper, A. V. Brown, J. Johnston, Daly, C. F. Ashton, W. Smith, C. J. Evans, M. Mullany, Mazey, G. Sharp, L. Wood, Mortimer-Thatcher', Vincent Clark, C. Duncan, Prosser, I. Scully, J. Jackson, 11. Radley, J. R. O'Brien, D. Haughey, T. Hornsby, A. W. Haxcll, J. Fogarty, G. de la Courj It. Boland, D. Walsh, and R. Sparrow. A "COIN" AFTERNOON. A ''coin" afternoon waa given by Mrs Colin Mcintosh. Riverside, West Eyreton, about iorty guests being prosent. Mrs Mcintosh received her guests wearing black georgette with chenille trimming. Musical items wore given by the Misses Margaret and Esme Mcintosh. A competition was won by Mrs 11. Tallolt. Mrs Mcintosh gave an account of her trip to Australia with 1 the New Zealand farmers' party, and

showed photographs taken during the tour. Delicious afternoon tea was served. Mrs Tallott thanked the hostess for her hospitality. The proceeds of the afternoon will go to the Women's Division of the Farmers' Union. SKATING CARNIVAL. At Stillwell's Rink, Ferry road, on Tuesday evening, tho Linwood Football Club, in conjunction with Mr Reg Stillwell, held a very successful skating party, which proved to be ono of the most enjoyable functions arranged this season. The Eink was decorated with coloured streamers, the most attractive feature being ah illuminated novelty ship entitled, "Skateland." Over two hundred skaters attended, many learners causing much merriment, while others were very in tho popular pastime. The following skating events were decided: Lucky-spot (Miss Shaw); balloon race (Miss J. Stammers); obstacle race (Mr F. Thompson); Monte Carlo (Miss K. Thompson); the Linwood half-mile championship (Mr Bremner); ladies quarter-mile handicap (Miss Crompton). NEARLY ANOTHER CROSSING ACCIDENT. "If George hadn't stopped the car the train 'would have been right into usl" "What made him stopp" "Well,he started coughing and p liled up to take a Pulniona ' Pulmonas give mNtant relief from coughs, colas, sore throat, et<s They kill germs and relieve inflammation. Pulmonas Is 6d and 2s 6d. everywhere. —1