News For Women

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20898, 4 July 1933, Page 2

News For Women

CURRENT NOTES.

EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY BALL.

The eightieth anniversary ball of the Loyal City of Christchurch Lodge, M.U., 1.0.0. F., was held in the Oddfellows' Chambers, 168 St. Asaph street. More than 100 couples danced to the excellent music provided by the Herdman-Fisk dance orchestra. The ballroom was decorated with black and white streamers, palms, and ferns, and the lodge banner occupied a prominent position. The Grand Master (Bro. T. J. Archbold) of the New Zealand branch was present, and led the grand march, followed by Bro. Anderson, Noble Grand of the lodge, and the District Grand Master, Bro. S. J. Geary, and Deputy District Grand Master, Bro. F. Cole. The winners of the novelty dances were as follows:—Miniature " Monte Carlo fox-trot, Miss H. Boakes and Mr G. Savage; lucky spot one-step, Miss Edna Knox and Mr Lyttelton Scott; Monte Carlo, Mrs W. Hill and Mr G. Savage. Supper was served in the lodge room. The duties of masters of ceremonies were carried out by Bros. B. M. West and W. A. East. Among those present were Mesdames T. J. Archbold, S. J. Geary, F. Cole, T. Wood, A. L. Winter, A. Brown, A. France, C, L. East, W. Hill, B. West, W. A. East, Messrs T. J. Archbold, S. J. Geary, F.' Cole, W. R. Peoples, W. A. East, B. M. West, R. E. Ayrey, M. Peoples, F. Cribb, P. Anderson, A. Brown, A. France, N. Carson, C. J. Chivers, A. L. Winter, T. Harvev, N. Sutton, W. A. Clark, W. Hill, G.'Savage. L. Scott, J. Maginness, I. Carson, T. Wood, J. Brocker, Brocker, jun., S. Mason, N. Hewinson, E. Ayrey, J. R. Sutton, W. E. Brizley, S. Smith, F. Sutton, J. Smith, A. Priestley, A. Lowry, Misses Jean Houghton, Nell Haydon, Marjorie Wood, Lilly Sharp, Edna Knox, Eileen Knox, Stella Peoples, Nancy Kemp, Grace Heward, Ella Winter, Millie Exton, Mavis Small, Jessie Vincent, Winnie Miller, M. Tolchard, I. Tolchard, E. Jennings, M. Fryght, E. Fraser, M. Jones. E. Brocker, R. Fuller, H. Boakes, G. Mac:Donald, V, Roberts, E. Kiddey, A. Kinley, E. Dixon, D. Lowry, R. Bailley, June East, Penny, and M. Beattie.

DANCE AT HORNBY

A successful dance, under the a us-' pices of the Scottish Pipe Band, was ] held at the Orange Hall, Hornby, on ! Saturday. A great number of visitors from Christchurch were present. Ashby's band supplied the music and extras were played by Miss Pat Gordon. Messrs J. Patterson and J. Little acted as masters of ceremonies. The Monte Carlo one step dances were won by Miss M. Waddell and Mr D. Thompson and Miss M. Pirie and Mr W. Faggen, and the competition dances were won by Misses I. Rudd and D. Tombs and Messrs T. Burrows and W Jennings. Among those present were Mcsdames W. Woodgate, L. Hamilton. .)'. Little, P. McTainsh, L. Cook, J. Pearce McGirr, Ashby, J. Burgess, S. Woods' Bashford. T. Whitelaw, G. Witty, Henshaw (Templeton), Misses Mary M.*Kenzie, Dulcie Bingham, Pat Gordon Iris Crawford, Ivy Curtis, Kathleen Millner, Dorothy Brenan, Doris James, Gertrude Cox, Dulcie Clegg, Joy Horman, F. Henshaw (Templeton), Gwen Rowlands, T. Alsop (Templeton), Kathleen Henry, Margaret Caulter, Nita Henry, Irene Millner, Claire Williams, Mavis Peacock, Iris Ashby, Thelma Wilson, Anne Leatham, Peggy I Williams, Ruby Stokes, Nora Clifford, Betty Wilson, May McFoy, Kathleen Johnson, Betty Harris, Edith Rogers May Brown, Edna Mcllrov, Iris Quaid I Eileen Ford, Kathleen Hillman, Eileen Johnson, Lily Tait. Muriel Moore. Iris Woods, Gladys Cijisholm, Barba'-a Williams, Jean Free, Mona McFadden (Marshland), Peggy Williams. Evelyn McCausland, Alison Brunie, Phyllis Horman, Monica Quaid, Mary Syme, Ivy Rudd, Doris Bigharn, Dulcie Meele, Lucy Cowan, Jean Weir, Noeline Huria (Woodend), D. McGowan, Phyllis Cannon (Parnassus), Mary Menna, Rene Weir, Molly Laffey, Ivy Witty, Edie McGirr, Madge Ward, Molly Collie, Emily Danniels, Mary Brown, Marcia Day, Lucia Allen, Anne Collie, Ray Westgarth. Dorothy Booth, Norah O'Brien, Joyce Peacock, Lil Ford, and Noeline Ford.

Miss Joyce Grace, of Weslaco, Texas, won the first prize at a fancy dress ball with a costume made entirely of real l'ruit and vegetables.

Mr and Mrs George G. Burnes will leave Christchurch to-morrow evening for Wellington, to join the ■Rotorua on their return journev to England. Mr and Mrs W. D. Napier ("Te Kiteroa," Waimate) arrived in Chi istchurch lyst evening cind are the guests of Mrs A. T. Chapman Knowles street. ' Mrs F. Sinclaire (Fendalton) has returned from a visit to Waikato and Auckland. Miss Meta Nixon (Fendalton) will leave on Thursday to visit Mrs Bruce Murray, Godley Peaks, South Canterbury. Miss Philippa Acland (Park terrace), who is the guest of Mrs Herbert Elworthy, Craigmore, South Canterbury, will return to Christchurch at the end of next week. Miss Anne Cooper (Brown's road) will leave to-morrow for a short visit to Hanmer Springs, and later will stay with Miss Janice Overton. Scargill. Mrs Bannerman (Timaru) is visiting Mrs H. A. Young, Cashmere road.

Mrs John Deans ("Kirkstyle"'), who is at present the guest of Mrs R. E. Alexander, Lincoln College, will arrive in Christchurch to-mor-row to pay a short visit to Mrs G. D. Mcllraith, Fendalton. Mrs J. D. Renton (Heaton street) left yesterday for Hokitika by aeroplane to attend the Renton— Stephenson wedding. Mrs F. A. Nixon (Fendalton) will leave on Saturday for a visit to Wellington. Miss Lesley Pay ton (Master ton) will arrive in Christchurch on Thursday morning to visit Mrs Geoffrey Curtis, Papanui. Arrangements are well in hand for Kincaid's annual dance to be held at the Frascati on Tuesday, July 11. The engagement is announced of Phoebe, only daughter of Mr and Mrs S. J. Beale, of Lower Hutt, to Stanley James, second son of Mr and Mn; W. J. Bultitude, North Brighton. The engagement is announced of Patricia Irene, only daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Ronalds, Lyttelton, and granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs Alex Cracroft Wilson, Christchurch, to Maitland Tyndall, only son of Mr and Mrs W. T. D. Harman, Fendalton. Several afternoon parties have been held recently in aid of, the Young Men's Christian Association funds, the following ladies acting as hostesses:—Mrs Bunt, New Brighton, with Mrs L. A. Gordon, St. Albans, Mrs H. A. Papprill, Cashmere Hills, Mrs L. T. K. Allison, Fendalton, Mrs E. Davis, St. Albans, and Mrs Thos. Evans, Fendalton.

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MISS W. ADCOCK HONOURED. Miss Winnifred Adcock was the guest of honour at a social and dance held by the residents of Bromley in honour of her approaching marriage. Mr Dryden, on behalf of the residents of the district, spoke of the high esteem in which Miss Adcock was held. Mr E. J. Howard, M.P., responded on Miss Adcock's behalf. Music for the dances and games was supplied by Mr M. Kingsland, and Mr R. Pepper was the master of ceremonies. Competitions were won by Miss E. Poulter and Mr D. McHarg, Miss L. Suckling and Mr A. Black, Miss W. Dryden and Mr D. McGowan Mrs Jennison and Mr W. Smith. Among those present were Mesdames D. G. Sullivan, E. R. Adcock, T. B. Jackson, G. Dryden, Holland, J. Hill, H. Tarrant, W- Buckley, S. Craig, A. Black, A. Parsons, C. Ellis, S. Robinson, T. Robinson, H. King, and J. Sutherland, Misses W. Adcock, M. Howard, M. Dryden. J. Purchase, L. Suckling. D. Robinson, T. Black, W. Dryden, V. Nixon. M. Pickles, B. Craig, E. Black, V. Pickles, Breeze, D. Melhuish, E. Melhuish, D. Beaumont, R. King, I. Donovan, C., N., and W. Poulter, Messrs E. J. Howard, M.P., G. Adcock, E. R. Adcock, Holland. J. Dryden, J. Hill, C. Ellis, G. Dryden, R. Pepper, S. Robinson, T. Robinson, H. Tarrant. I. Jennison, F. Taylor, S. Craig, A. Black, sen., W. Suckling. F. Melhuish, B. Gilmore. J. Melhuish, A. Black, M. Kingsland. W. Yates. R. Suckling, F. Gracie. R. Dillamore, J. Gowie, A. Genet, D. McHarg, J. Sutherland, and R. Dench. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHI RCH. Hold Federal: ,\li.<. o J. Titiin ((lisljurne), Mr J. t'lirr (Melliven;, Mi.ss Davies and Mrs ChiMinll (Geraidiue). L'nited Service Hotel: .Mr anil Mrs Fran-i-is Drake (Wellington), Mr and Mrs L. Roux (Cognac, France). Royal Hotel: Mr and Mrs P.. Wilkinson (Xelfion), Mr Mcßae (New Plymouth). VISITORS TO HOLIDAY RESORTS. "The Lodge," Ifanmer Spring,-: Mr Chas. S. Allan ( Wellington), Mr \\ r . 0. Morrison, Mrs IT. Beaumont, Miss J. Stevenson, Mr Geo. Hatt.m, Mr C. I J,. Christie (Chrixtchurtch), Mr Vi. Goodwin (Woodville), Mr C. K. Goodwin (Shannon),

The Lady Editor will be pleased to receive for publication in News for Women " items of social or personal news. Such items should be fully authenticated, and engagement notices must bear the signatures of both parties. Correspondence is Invited on any matters affecting, or of interest to. women.

WEDDING.

BAR WE LI WARD. At St. Luke's Church, the wedding was celebrated yesterday afternoon of Marjorie Hazel, eldest daughter of Mr F. Ward (New Brighton), to Francis Claude, youngest son of Mr and Mrs E. Harwell, Oxford terrace. Archdeacon F. N. Taylor performed the ceremony. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a frock of nigger brown marlaine trimmed with orange, lemon, and brown diagonal silk. The moulded bodice had long fitting sleeves, and short epaulet flares, and the long skirt was fitted by means of gores. Her small brown hat was finished with an eye veil, and she carried a bouquet of flowers in light autumn shades. The bridesmaids were Miss Phyllis Milne (chief) and Miss Noeline Ward. The former wore a l'rock of lupin blue diagonal afgalaine made with a fitting bodice and gored skirt, and her cape to match, finished with buttons to give a double-breasted effect, was edged with mole fur, the upstanding collar being similarly trimmed. An eye veil gave a finishing touch to her french grey felt toque, and she carried a bouquet of lilies and - santhemums. Miss Noeline Ward wore a truck and cape of dove grey afgalaine made oi. similar lines to the chief bridesmaid's frock, and a grey turban with an eye veil to match. She also carried lilies and chrysanthemums. Mr S. Large was best man, and Mr Arthur Bell acted as groomsman. About 80 guests were received at Dixieland, where Mrs L. Ward, aunt of the bride, received the guests wearing a frock of Woodland brown marocain, a face cloth coat, and a felt hat to match. Her posy was of Iceland poppies in shades of lemon and orange. The bridegroom's mother wore a nigger brown celanese frock, and a brown felt hat relieved with orange. Her bouquet was composed of (lowers in orange and autumn shades. When Mr and Mrs F. C. Barwell left for their wedding tour en route to Sydney, the latter was wearing a frock of cavalry grey cloth with an inset yoke of diagonal stripes, a grey turban, and a handsome musquash coat.

TRAFFIC INSPECTORS' BALL. Last night, the Winter Garden was converted into a model thoroughfare for the annual ball held there by the city traffic inspectors. A beacon in the centre of the ballroom flashed the "stop" and "go" signals at intervals, and the small coloured lights arranged -overhead added a note of civic carnival. Traffic enforcement signs had been caricatured and placed over the supper room, and above the alcoves, and small caps with miniatures of the Cashel street traffic signs incorporated, were distributed amongst the guests. Cineraria, palms, and greenery, lent by the superintendent of the city parks and reserves (Mr Barnett) decorated the supper rooms. The music broadcast over 3'Z.C was supplied by the Bailey-Marsto.i Orchestra, and Charles Begg and Co. supplied music during the supper interval. Members of the Traffic Inspectors' Social Guild in charge of arrangements were Mr H. Macintosh (president), Mr G. P. Kellar (secretary;, Mr J. Bourke (treasurer), Miss Kathleen Burns, Messrs J. Bruorton, E. Eagles, J. C. Benge, J. C. James, and L. Pegler. j Miss Burns wore a frock of white | organdi and a waist-length coatee of I ivory ring velvet made with puffed I elbow-length sleeves, and petals of similar material gave a collar efTect to the neckline.

The guests of honour were the Mayor (Mr D. G. Sullivan, M.P.) and Mrs Sullivan, and Mr and Mrs J. S. Neville. Mrs Sullivan wore a frock of black ring velvet and her coatee of black georgette had a collar of erminette, and long sleeves finished with touches of white. Mrs Neville's frock and coatee were of burgundy lace, the long sleeves of the coatee being slightly puffed at the wrists. Bouquets of hothouse flowers were presented to Mrs Sullivan and Mrs Neville by Mrs H. Macintosh, who was wearing a handsome frock and coatee of black d'alencon lace.

Amongst those present were .Mesdames J. C. James, J. A. Mander, R. Hall, J. M. Cooke, C. Crocker, W. H. Bickley, C. D. Marks, D. Rennie, F. A. Wilson, F. W. Giles. E. Love, Knight, E. V. Noble, G. Nicholls, G. L. Kay, F. Fuller, E. Andrews, W. jLucas, A. E. Aldridge, H. James, Robert Pendrigh, N. S. Brooks (Lyttelton), J. Voyce | (Lyttelton), G. Peck, H. C. Watson, R. G. Thomson, Alex. Smith, lan Sharlick, Wallace Wood, G. Worsdell, W. Rashbrook, J. Cottier, W. Turner, J. M. Scott, H. Muchmore, A. E. Turner, Cecil Rhodes, R. J. Rothwell, B. George, F. Free, J. Wilkinson, T. J. Atkinson, F. Brooks, R. J. McGee, J. Philpott, O. H. Gibson, L. F. Williams, L. G. Blumsky, M. J. Barnett, M. Gordon, F. Falloon, N. Murray, A. J. Dykes, S. F. Barnett, J. Bruorton, D. A. Withers, D. Walsh, L. Coxon, A. C. Fairbairn, J. Clark, A. M. Ayres, Bert Hempstalk, Norman Donovan, F. Bell, J. C. Cordner, E. J. Mcllroy, M. Torrie, G. R. Hunter, A. L. «Pascoe, A. A.. Miller, H. G. Coulter, Jones (Islington)" Russell (Islington), G. P. Keller, A. Seay, Leonard Chamberlain, M. M. Friedlander, C. S. Donald, E. Carpenter, T. Carpenter, Bert Ogilvio, Misses Megan Williams, Amy Kierman, M. Guillermo, Ila Duggan, Annie Cross, Muriel Mander, Patricia Aldridge, Rae Jones, Winifred Fail, Myrtle Robertsoia, Mary Burns, Olive Watson, Dolina Taylor, Mary Neville, Doris Chaplin, Gladys •faarbut, Maisie Gasson, Rene Carey, B. Fronde, Claire Cavanagh, Peggy Patrick, Violet Yuill, Joyce Corbett, Freda Cole, Amuri Gill, Alice Stewart, Mary Archer, Grace Nixon, Violet Kelly, Freda Diebert, Monica Rich, W. Wickham, Joan Potter, Gladys Grimshaw, V. Collins, Mary Liggins, Betty Barrow, E. Beattie. Merle Garnett, Annie Leathern, Mavis Candlish, Gwen Mog ridge, Stella Fay, Beatrice Willis, Mona Evans, Sheila Curtis, Zoe Rhodes, Mildred Hook. Win Sherris, Rose Yeatman, Rita Haase, Linda Mills. Kathleen Biackwell, P. Ban - , Ivy Burns, Dome Martin, Hilda Bunce, Mavis Hopkins, Carol Worley. Minna Peters, Aileen Schwass, Kathleen Sullivan, Phyllis Sherwood, Thelma Smith. Joyce Kaler. Merle Piper, Nancy Robson, Eileen Brunton, Edna Hawker. Rita Collins, Kathleen Dykes. Eileen Boyce, Dorothy Jenkin, Marcelle Baldwin, Winifred Cairns, Myrtle Adams. Ada Harper (Kaiapoi), Monica King, Rita McKendry, Theresa Laurenson, Doreen Cropper. Doris Buick, Millie Moody, Clare Williams, and Isabel Gould.

At the annual dance at the Oregon State College, in the United States, red-headed girl undergraduates were admitted without payment. Blondes and brunettes had to pay an extra charge. A shilling advertisement in the classified section of "The Press" will sell your goods. Try it, 12 words Is, three insertions 2s 6d. —6

TEA MEETING. j

With the object of raising money for church purposes and in commemoration of the sixth anniversary of their new church, the congregation of the Prebbleton Presbyterian Church held a tea meeting in the public hall, when a large number of church members and their friends attended. The ladies in charge of the tea tables were Mesdames G. R. Macrae, Henderson, Brown, T. J. Port, A. Clarke, H. Riches, P. Basher, H. Taylor, W. Pilet, G. Chesmar, G. Askew, A. Wing, G. Millar, Misses Laishley, L. Mellor, E. Cain, M. Cain, W. Hern, and G. Johns. Following the tea, a concert programme was given by members of the Knox Church choir, under the leadership of Mr A. G. Thompson. The programme included part songs by the choir; pianoforte solo. Miss Victoria Butler; duets, Mrs F. Rhodes and Miss R. Anderson, Misses R. Fulton and R. Broughton; songs, Mrs F. Rhodes, Misses Eunice Thompson, Nancy Frater, R. Fulton, Evelyn Thompson, Messrs Darcy Broughton and A. G. Thompson; instrumental trio. Misses V. Butler, W. Brunton, and W. Grieve; | recitations, Miss G. Musgrove and the Rev. T. Armour; sketch, Misses Musgrove. The Rev. G. R. Macrae expressed thanks to the concert party for the entertainment and to all who had assisted with the tea meeting. A birthday cake made by Miss E. Port was cut by Mrs J. T. Port, who lor many years has been associated with the Presbyterian Church.

PUPILS' KECITAL. To mark the end of the term the pupils of Miss Margery Myers gave an interesting demonstration of dances learnt during the term. The items, vhich were numerous and varied, included toe, character and patter, solos, and ballets, and were greatly approcited by numerous parents and friends who attended at the studio. The soloists were Jessie Dickson, Kathleen Mathews, Cecil Harris, Dorothy Grose, Barbara Sinclair, Melva Moss, Barbara Graham, Betty Stringer, Shirley North, June Eeadel, Ann Kennett, Margaret Lockwood, and Joy Wells; ballets, Joy Hamilton, Ailsa Mcintosh. Prudence Rothenberg, Runa , Brandt, June Hill, June Mowatt, j Esther Hollander, Ruth Hollander, Meg Davidson, Janice Grainger, ' Diana Foster, Valma Charters, Judith Bowman, Josephine Smith, Joan Spooner, Jill Baker, Janet Calvert, Lois Evans, Mary Lorimer, Beverley Ellis, Robin Richards, Dawn Fabian, Nora Holland, and Billy and Betty Barlow.

BALL AT HALKETT. .

The large hall in West Melton proved far too small for the record crowd that attended the annual ball of the spinsters and bachelors of the combined districts of Halkett and West Melton. A strong committee, with Mr E. R. Thompson as chairman, and Miss D. P. Roper and Mr J. H. Turner as joint secretaries, had worked hard to make the dance a great success. During the evening Miss Marjorie Austin, of Christchurch, gave an exhibition of acrobatic feats. Music was supplied by Ashby's band, and extras were played by Mesdames j K. Wilson and W. Hayes and Misses L. Watson. L. Thompson, and E. Pavelka. Messrs Arthur Summerfleld, V. Fogarty, and A. H. McKay acted as masters of ceremonies. The grand march was led by the joint secretaries, Miss D. P. Roper and Mr J. H. Turner. Those present included Mr and .Mrs S. Dullard, Mr and Mrs T. Sumnierfield, Mr and Mrs K. Dunn, Mr and Mrs M. Jeal (Christ- , Church), Mr and Sirs N. Brown (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs 11. Walker, Mr and Mrs H. Bellamy (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs L. : u. Davis OVeedons). Mr and Mrs C. L. Brown, Mr and Mrs R. Henderaon, Mr and ? Mrs M. E. Jenkins (Wardendale), Mr and ' Mrs J. D. Henderson, Mr and Mrs \V\ A. Bradley, Mr and Mrs W. It. Davis, Mr and 1 Mrs P. P. Roper, Mr and Mrs W. McDon- . a d, Mr and Mrs K. Wilson (Christchurch), . Mr anil Mrs 11. G. Ilnwkc. Mr and Mrs R. M. Mui;ford, Mr and Mrs W. J. Grav (Kirwee), Mr and Mrs C. A. Whitolaw, Mr and Mrs C. S. McKay, Mr and Mrs R. Mulli- 1 pan, Mr and Mrs W. A. Wilson, Mr and Mrs ■ {Jutton, Mr and Mrs Leake (Welling- : ton), Mr and Mrs V. Wilkinson (Christchurch), Mr and Mrs W. IlaveK, Mr and ' Mrs fc. H. I-lulston, Mr and Mrs A. Kevs, -_lr and Mrs R. S. Roper, Mr and Mrs ' 0. Johnston, Mr and Mrs George Calder, Mesdames J. Ratford (Melbourne), M. Wilson. R. Dawson, K. Baird, W. G. Witte, Pavelka, iv- ■ \" ts , on - K - 1- Smith, and E. C. Fowler, , Misses I). P. Roper, Muriel Donaldson, Doro- ; ,"li lsto ii. M. B. Prothoroe (Wakamii), Marjono Austin (Christchurch), Ivv Turner (Riccarton). Jenu McKieff, Isobel Calcic*, ' Jn a Lemon, M. Scofield (Christchurch). A. Chapman (Fendalton), Jvy McClelland, AdaI no Bradley and B. Cullman, Sadi<> Boyd | ( christchurch), E. Sumnierfleld, Valerie /« -' A!!en (Killinchy), Gladys Stead rl ' s ' lHs Fidler ' E - J " ■ ,„u i ~R i c har< lEon, Merle Grimshaw, Esv rnf ve l k \ ,0 " n Erickson (Belfast), Annie McClelland, P Hocking, Muriel Wallace (Taranaki) May Gibson, G. Mitchell (Dojleston), R. Walker, jr. Crofts (Christchurch) C. Barker (Christchurch), D. ' J -., T nckett, S. Lamb, J. S. Spencer, sn , (Christchurch), M„v\r r, a T, elk s' v" o,ly Wilson, Kingsbury, May McClelland, D. E. Holmes (Riccarton), ' LLe y Watson - V - Stead, Jean TWiJ?' y SlmmB ' Bott y Tolerton, Joan Davis, I. Drummond, Molly Robertson, Molva ; r D - T l>ur i rl . Agnes Donaldson, Joan Bedford Kathleen Clarkson, Elizabeth Seaton Betty Begg, D. Kingdon (Christ ' ai? '-n Knthl e en Hayes (Christchurch). Alice Dawson, Nancy Hulston, V. Dunn F. r " e r d *" on (Christchurch). Ngaira Begg, DnloiJ Ropc %, A - llewitt - p - Powell, Mabel Donaldson, E. Thomson, E. M. Rogers, J. I

Thomson, and Avis Thomson, Messrs J. H. Turner, E. R. Tliomi'son, Victor Foparty. J. A Wilson, H. Muir, R. J- Northcott, Frank Ablibv, R. Wilson, N. Mason, J. Burse!!, L. Booth (Ohristohureli), B. Calder, B. Haves, L. A. Westwood, I'. Spencer, T. McUwraith, Ron Penwell, J. Taylor, Arthur Summerfield, A. Thompson, C. A. Mitchell.- T, Dobson, W. W. Crofts, ft. Austin, W. Buchanan, T Stokes, W. J. Fiddler (Knngiora). R. J. Watson, M. Watson, R. Innes, R. Bolcher. H. West wood, A. B. Calder, A. Donaldson, H. .7. Collins, A. Foster, 11. Ashby, F. Whitelaw, R. Roper, jun., W. Calder, B. Powell, S. Robertson, C. Aker (Christcliurch), J. Calder, jun., A. It. McKay, D. Wilson, R. A. Mugford, D. Millard, F. Williams, C. T. Wilson, II Ashe, H. Bedford, J. Lyons, O. Middlewood, Ken Boyle, L. Payne, W. M. Wilson, K. Mooro (Ashburton), D. Spriup, G. 11. Fowler, Noel Wilson, ,7. H. Nuttg, W. Godfrov, R. Broadhurst, R. H. Withers. A. Han. Ren. A. Trevella, E. Herbert, M. Aslibv, R. Lethal)}', .7. S. Renner, G. R. Seaton, R. E. Wilson' (Waiinate). Basil Bedford, G. Hayes, i G. Henderson, C. E. Walker, W. H. Walker, and S. Walker, and tho Rev. Theo. Paterson.