PLUNKET SOCIETY.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20878, 10 June 1933, Page 2

PLUNKET SOCIETY.

PAPANUI SUB-BBANCH.

The monthly committee meeting of the Papanui sub-branch of the Plunket Society was held in the Papahui Present: Mrs L. M. Wilson (in the chair), Mesdarnes Fred Armstrong, R. B. Ward, L. Checkley, P. F/Mann, :R, J. Lyon, E. Scott, Eric Beave& HowMa James, Eric Diehl, H. S. RotftMsbii; H. •Suckling, T. Gee. H. Sisson, and Mis* M. Bain. "M'" - - i. Nurse N. G. Garland's report for the month was as follows: —Visits to Papanui rooms; adults. 224, babies 203, preschool children 17/ and new cases two. The treasurer reported that the proceeds from the jumble sale amounted to £39. The committee expressed thanks to all who had assisted by sending goods for the sale. A vote of thanks was passed to the "Waimairi County Council for its generous donation to the sub-branch. It was decided to hold the next committee meeting in the Christchurch Plunket rooms on July 14, when new members would be given the opportunity of inspecting the building. Nurse Allan will give a talk on Plunket work. Donations and subscriptions wer« received from Mesdarnes R. H, Ballantyne, R. H. Cranfield, F. W. Dunnage, H. Suckling, H. N. Talbot, B. E. H. Whitcombe, F. Armstrong, L. C. Sisson, R. B. Ward, L. M. Wilson, Howard James, Eric Diehl, and the Waimairi County Council. WOOLSTON-LINWOOD SUBBBANCH, Mrs H. R. Smith presided at the monthly meeting of the WoolstohLinwood sub-branch of the Plunket Society. Others present were Mesdarnes E. Schute, C. G. Calvert, J. S. Moore, F. A. Tdoley, H. Ayers, M. Walsh, D. Lingard, A. Douglass, and Miss Kidd. , It was agreed that owing to the increase of work at Linwood the nurse should be granted another half day in the district. . Nurse McClea's report for the month was as follows:—Woolston: Adults 73, babies 73. Linwood: Adults 115, babies US. CHILDREN'S DANCE AT SUMNER. The children's annual fancy dress dance of the Sumner-Redcliffs branch of the Plunket Society was held last evening in the- Sumner Town Hall. From six until eight o'clock children from tiny tots tip to 11 years were present, and afterwards those from 11 years onwards danced until 10 6'elock. The committee worked very hard to ensure the success of the evening. The hall was prettily decorated with balloons and greenery. The committee Was Mesdarnes A. W. Beaven (president), C. E. Claydon, T. Newburgh, K. G. Shrimpton, Boldro, G. H. Waller, H. E. Crawshaw, S. W. Hickmott, W. J. Sim, A. Morten, L. Wethey, and A. Morton. The judges of the costumes were Mesdarnes H. R. Smith and J. W. Niven. . ■ , -

The prize-list was as follows: Eleven and „ Under—Girls: Prettiest, AilkZuF 1 (Sunflower); most original, H,BtMen Hudson (Grandma): cheapest. Kitty MoEldowiiey (Cinderella). Boys; jfost efieefavo, Trevor Rhind (Sailor); most original,' Kex Retalhck (Scots Boy); oheapest, Tony Waller (Sweep). Small Cbildren-Dorten Cant (Hula Girl), Tony Miles (Mickey Mouse). Special prize given by judges, Jack Woods (Tom Mix). Eleven and Over-Girls: Special prize, Patricia Gorton (Italian Peasant); tiest, Tnrfie Cheshire (Sweet . Lavender); most originAl, Rita Rhind (Charlady); cheapest, Joyce Papps (Topsy). Boys: Mosteffecttm* D »" d , M< >« l <ieyJ>l ; *»ter); most original, Billy Newburgh (Coster); cheapest, Neil Johnson (Miner). Those preSejifc included: Daphne Carter (Save the Babies), Jack Woods (Cowboy), f?H Bow ' (Cowboy), Hazel Ford (Mischief Brownie), Esme Wright (Witch), Peggy Getson (Party Girl), Margaret Sharp* (Victorian Lady), Joan Shurpe (Sunola), Daphne Davidson (Old Woman), Dawn Davidson (JK.ewpie), Denis McEldowney, Kitty McEldowney (Cinderella), Jeainette Clark (Quarkeress), Walter Linton, Georgie Linton/Jim Henderson,, Stanley Johnson .(Bubbles), Qoreen Cant (Hawaiian), Bobby Cant (Ha--0 Neill (Japanese), Gwynneth Otlsy (Cottage Garden), Yvonne Lamb (Country Girl), Tony Miles (Mickey Mouse), Annette Biriley (Little Boy Blue), Monica Nevatt (Little Bed Riding Hood), Kathleen Hudson (Grandma), Beijnice .Gale (Queen of DiaMilhco Row (Queen of ' Hearts), ■Joan Carter (Pierrette), J«y White. (Gipsy),

Bruce Ford (Pisie), Xteafe So* (<lipissHliJk Trevor Hhind (Sailor), Eobih boy), Tony Waller (Chimney Johnson (Starboy), Norms, Sfiatfc Jttft-T? Toombs (Balloon Girl), Jun* BoridAlMK \' Girl), Pamela Bower (Waitress), (Pirate), Mona Higgins (Baby iMVnEUMIriU Johns, Tommy Taylor, JWMH&K (Ballet Girl), Berths Antes** Riding Hood;, Thyra HUI tM*Ww4#ni Hctallick (Highland L«4dJ»), Ito.'W, JSBJ nan (Brownie), Keith B&nd (Sl«p. r i-£ John Johnson (Hawaiian OitVr, BifeSftW S3 (Charlady), Betty Hines (BjU&clan mmM Ann iCeanett (Wood EH), VioJrt/JgflWfE (Dutch Girl), Jack Higgina Hickmott (Pi**te), Lotraine, D*«ji JPWWSg; liaJy), Patricia Hart .flKxtorltt}, jWf Sri 9Uibr. Monkja Bart (KM *mjfti); iSon) Monica Bagley (Gipsy);' JbU.Mftf^ 1 (Plunket Nurse), Barbara ket Nurse), Annette Bagley flwnjßKl Blue), Gwen McDowell .Beverley McDowell (OW SjjP JSfiSiFJ Patricia Hill (Autumn), J«Mf™j«WA v ' Iftn White (Pinto Gntaaf,,•*•"*«[ i'j mott (Dutch Lady), Kaihleaa g&Jg&g Greonaway), Owen Msye* (gcMa' : AHeen Crawsliaw'(Bm4c**t), J w^|H@Rm;; (Crocker). Aileen CoiluMl jfITKS&TBJft j Burns (Prince Charming), PM eW'Bflffle 1 English), Jimmy Keig, * Mouldey (Jester), Desmond White, I&B&& Harris (Dolly fordsn),. M*g»trt «M Jft: I (Forget-me-not), Patricia w *ffi, Peasant), Peggy MoHojf; (OwrjJgaL; f d«n), Molly. Bassett '(Wjg*V I SfiHra : '>. Bassett (Pierrette), Nancy fly), Bona Reld (Gipsy), S^AjPsSffi'*?'' 4 (Pirate), Pamela" McClurr ■ Eileen Hsywiwd (Night %.JWM#, ley (Page Boy), Ivan *«*% ¥fM|: * wood. Silly (Folk Dancer), Joyce HBsH Triri« Cheshire (Old EitfHA *4ka9b; garet Malley (Columbine), j& n (Gipsy), Vivien Comerfoarf ( (ll«gWB8*IS'&; kathlwa Malley (Night), "&™n&jffij|< sian.Lady), ?»* Webb, Diek Hudson ?»k»rk PWaJSMi vey (Gipsy (Hawaiian), Betty low (Pirate), Phoebe John Turnbull, Jock MoEHowWy TOfiS&r Peter Murdoch (Eastern Page), Cecd Leelie Chapman,j,StJ n Wethey, Betty M«C(rtk*y Joyce Papps (Topsy), ton, L. Toon, Esme MuMttodj la»" Ellen Smith Crawshaw, Neil JohMl*.' o*»* , tS* Thomas Johnson. . _ _ 'si®|? RICCARTON TBM&BHtym UNION; J f'jjfl At the monthly carton branch of the Womg« CTBH San Temperance Union M» .fcJEKi BarreU preside/. cises were' led by '>& l nijHfl| an address on on the brain cells w»*f/*iJa&ili Gundy. Many mmb«s J|» visit Spreydon Union ori ™"W{Xgtf letter was also received tt«*'fljHK E. Taylor, Dominion organising and%a»JMMfe noon will be JSSLFSriFMKt to raise funds for •"££!£»?'s&H of the Domtoion jggfflfowß White gave a Committee meeting, depot for clothing again in ™ Wednesday, and several i»* clothing were VISITORS' TO Cflße^M Storey's Hotel: Mrs A. »iJgf SJm Lawn, Miss G. Aitken &&&& &*ffl Betten (Kaikoura), Mr fr J"Sjw/SgH mouth); Mr and Mr* *ffi&W2flßl N-ees, Mr A. Wm*/ fciMRH Mrs J. Lloyd (Auckland). jSjffiriHftQlß H. Gttv, and D. «tjjH| Btonehurst Private ton. G. M. Angus and Mr H. Sraithers (West Coast). Mr G. B«** in»i*||W Mr W. Lyons (Nelson), Kr • w „ ters (England). *e«irf&'"**lß*33 '•««; h 0, .1: »«*S&'i#|i Wellington), Mrs W. T. wsn» Aj-f |J Rain* (Fairlie). tt4 I^M^ United Service Bo»l. M * \nttßs&Sn Hart (Dnnedin). -, ''^''iT',}