LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20335, 7 September 1931, Page 15

LYTTELTON NEWS.

PARISH DANCE. A dance arranged by the social committee of St. Saviour's parish was held in the schoolroom on Friday evening. Miss Phyllis Plimmer provided the music and extras wore supplied by Mra G. Brooke, Mr L. Huston, and Mr Briadford. Mr D._ Comer was. M.C. Mr L. Scott and Miss Edna Ayers won a lucky spot waltz, and Captain J. Crawford and Miss Myrtle Newton were the winners of Monte Carlo waltz. During the evening Miss Penberthy, Miss Lottie Colville, and Mr Kellaway, members' of Mr Cocks's Concert Party, gave several vocal items, adding to the enjoyment of a successful gathering. Those present included the Eev. and Mrs ~C. W. Maelaverty, Captain and Mrs J. Crawford, Mr and Mrs F. Hobbs, Mr and Mrs AV. Louttit, Mr and Mrs G. Brooke, and Mr and Mrs D. Comer, Mesdames F. Dennis and C. Matthews, Misses Betty Bowliug, Florence Palmer, Peggy Bhind, Honor Plimmer, Mary Stephens, Vera Beaumont, Lorna Preston, Eunice Mcllroy, Jean Hobbs, Kathleen Oates, Phyllis Plimmer, Eunice Marsden, Mary Barraclougb, Myrie Webb, Eileen Matthews, Gertrude James, Freda Moir, Betty Sinclair, Jean Harris. (Qkain's Bay), Mabel Nolan, Edna Ayers, Myrtle PascOe, Myrtle Newton,. A. Voyce, G. Dennis, A. Templeton (Christchureh), and M. Atkinson, and. Messrs L. Gowor, L. Beaumont, W. TiSsiman, G. Seymour, J. Knowles, N. Crosbie (Auckland), P. Khind, P. Eeardon, L. Huston, E. Gill, T. Eonalds, R. Argyle, E. Swain, C. Knowles, R. Woods, J. llobbß, H. Wilson, C. Pascoe, I. Newton, E. 'Scott, K. Sillars, C. Toy, R. Burns, J. Childs, C. Fletcher, and 32. Huston. Church Parade. .Members .of the Friendly Societies Lodges in Lyttelton held a Church Parade yesterday morning for the purposo of attendina Divine Service at St. Saviours Church, West Lyttelton. The Court Queen of the Isles Foresters Lodge, and Juvenile Lodge, the Loyal City of Norwich Oddfellows Lodge, and Juvenile Lodge, and the Kaia Toa (Ladies) Oddfellow*. Lodge were fully represented in the parade, aud headed by a band, marched from the Oddfellows Hall to the Church. The church was filled to capacity, and the service was conducted by the Rev, C. W. Maelaverty, the second lesson being read by Mr W. T Foster, District Secretary of the Lyttelton District Oddfellows. The vicar preached on "Workers Together for Him," and the course of his sermon emphasised that the Friendlv Society movement was an illustration of the Brotherhood of Man.