CHEVIOT WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22196, 13 September 1937, Page 2

CHEVIOT WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

COMBINED SHOW OP WORK RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS The Women's Institutes of the Cheviot district combined to hold a successful show of work in the Cheviot Town Hall on Wednesday. Mrs B. L. Blunden, Waikari. judged the flower section, Mrs G. Cooper the home industries section, and Mrs Richards, Christchurch, the handcraft. There were good entries in most sections, and the work was of a high standard. The Cheviot Institute won the banner, and the Gore Bay Institute won a cup for most points on a membership basis. A silver vase given by Mrs G. Wood (Auckland) was won by Mrs K. G. Archer for most points in all sections. Two spccialp rizes were won by Miss McCann. The following are the prize winners:— Home Industries—Jar marmalade: Mrs Williamson 1 and 2, Mrs Skinner 3. Jar grape fruit marmalade: Miss M. Harrison I, Mrs Sargent 2, Mrs Coppin 3. Jar raspberry jam: Mrs O'Boyle I, Mrs Gurnsey 2, Miss Fitzgibbon 3. Three varieties jam: Mrs Reid 1, Miss E. Savage 2. Jar fruit jelly: Mrs McClintock 1, Mrs T. Stevenson 2. Mrs Williamson 3. Fruit in syrup: Mrs Reid 1, Mrs Honeybone 2, Mrs Tait 3. Tomato sauce: Mrs McGiffert 1, Miss Coppin 2, Mrs O'Boyle 3. Assorted sauce: Mrs Sargent 1, Mrs Tait 2. Jar fruit chut- | ney: Mrs Reid I, Mrs E. Marshall 2 and 3. Home-made butter: Mrs W. Stewart 1, Mrs Hill 2, Mrs Sargent 3. Home-made ?;oap: Mrs Archer 1 and 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Hen eggs: Mrs W. Crampton 1, Mrs Fitzgibbon 2. Mrs H. Denton 3. i Cooking—Shortbread: Miss R. McAdams 1, Mrs Archer 2 and 3. Light fruit cake:j Mrs L. Burnett 1, Miss C. Leaman 2, Mrs ] Sargent 3. Butter sponge: Mrs Reid 1, Mrs McGiffert 2, Mrs Daly 3. Three plain oven scones: Mrs Craighead 1. Mrs Reid 2, Mrs Struthers 3. Three girdle scones: Mrs Struthers 1. Mrs McKnight 2 and 3. Pikelets: Mrs McLaren 1, Mrs Burnett 2, Mrs Timpson 3. Puff pastry: Mrs McClintock 1, Mrs McGiffert 2, Mrs PettingiU,3. Three small cakes: Mrs Archer 1. Fancy biscuits: Mrs Archer 1. Three plain biscuits: Mrs Archer 1. Sponge sandwich: Mrs Honeybone I, Mrs H. Denton 2, Mrs McKnight 3. Home-made bread: Mrs McKnight 1 and 3, Mrs Fletcher 2. Ginger cake: Mrs McGiffert 1, Miss M. Harrison 2, Mrs McClintock 3. Dark fruit cake: Mrs Leaman 1, Mrs Stevenson 2, Mrs Honeybone 3. Collection home-made sweets: Mrs Archer 1 and 2. Fancywork—Hand-made handkerchief: Miss E. Savage 1, Mrs Archer 2 and v hj e, Mrs Walls 3. Duchease set (coloured): Miss M. Harrison 1 and 3, Mrs 0. Wilkinson 2. Child's frock: Mrs Archer 1, Mrs J. Anderson 2. Worked cushion: Mrs Buttle 1, Miss Savage 2, Miss Coppin 3, Worked apron: Mrs Fletcher 1; Mrs Tait 2, Miss Coppin 3. Table centre: Miss O'Boyle 1. Mrs R. Sloss 2, Miss D. McClintock 3. Plain handkerchief, tatted edge: Mrs Nell 1 and 2, Miss Craighead 3. Embroidered supper cloth: Mrs H. Denton 1, Mrs R. Sloss 2. Miss D. McClintock 3. Crochet supper cloth: Mrs I. White 1, Miss E. Savage 2. Organdie throw-over: Mrs A. Williamson 1 and 2. Picture embroidered in silk: Mrs Dalzell 1. Lingerie: Miss R. Craighead I, Mrs R. Sloss 2. Piece of tapestry: Miss'C. Leaman 1, Miss D. Wilkinson 2. Mrs H. V. Marquet 3. Dinner napkins, worked: Miss D. Wilkinson 1, Mrs Nell 2 and 3. Knitting—Plain cardigan: Mrs Page 1, Mrs Fletcher 2, Mrs Struthers 3. Child's plain cardigan: Mrs J. Stewart 1. Fancy knitted cardigan: Mrs Paton 1, Miss Savage 2, Mrs Wilkinson 3. Child's fancy cardigan: Mrs Archer 1, Mrs Page 2. Fancy knitted Jumper: Miss Wilkinson 1, Mrs A. Elliott 2. Miss Harrison 3. Child's fancy jumper: Mrs Denton 1, Miss Harrison 2, Mrs Buttle 3 and v b c. Men's sox (fine): Mrs Archer 1, Mrs H. Denton 2, Mrs J. Stewart 3. Men's heavy sox: Mrs Archer 1 and 2, Mrs Read 3. Child's coat nnd bonnet: Mrs Drake 1, Miss E. McClintock 2. Child's bootees: Mrs H. Denton 1. Mrs T. Stevenson 2 and 3. Bed jacket: Mrs McLaren and Miss Fitzgibbon (equal) 1, Mrs Denton 2. Knitted singlet: Mrs R. Sloss 1. Mrs Nell 2, Miss M. Harrison 3. Knitted novelty, tea cosy: Miss D. McClintock 1, Mrs T. Stevenson 2, Miss Crighton 3. Thrift—Article made from 501b flour bag: Mrs Williamson I, Mrs Nell 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Article from sugar bag: Mrs IT. Stevenson 1, Miss Coppin 2, Mrs McPherson 3. Something new from something old: Mrs L. Burnett 1. Thrift novlelty: Mrs Nell 1, Mrs Buttle 2. Thrift (wearing apparel: Mrs Nell 1, Mrs McCintock 2, Miss Coppin 3. Article from waste material: Mrs C. Barnes 1, Mrs Nell 2, Miss Coppin 3. Something new from something old: Mrs McClintock 1, Miss Coppin 2, Mrs Stevenson 3. Article from old felt: Mrs Nell 1, Mrs Buttle 2. Article from kerosene box: Miss Harrison 1, Mrs Wilkinson 2, Mrs Simpson 3. Decorated pantry tin: Mrs T. Stevenson 1, Miss Coppin 2. Toy from waste material: Mrs T. Stevenson 1, Best soft toy: Mrs Archer 1, Mrs Nell 2. Humpty: Mrs Buttle 1. Coat hanger: Miss M. Harrison 1, Mrs N. Wilkinson 2, Mrs McPherson 3. Coat hanger, knitted: Mrs Wilkinson 1, Mrs Barnes 2. Handcraft—Raffia article: Mrs Drake 1, Mrs McPherson 2, Miss Harrison 3. Papier mache article: Mrs J. Daly 1, Miss Harrison 2. Tin foil: Miss E. McClintock 1 and 2. Painting in oils: Miss D. Wilkinson 1 and 3, Mrs Hyde 2. Original sketch: Miss D. Wilkinson 1 and 2, Mrs E. Hill 3. Eggshell mosaic: Mrs J. Daly 1, Mrs Williamson 2. Photography—Animal study: Mrs C. Barnes I, 2, and 3. Child study: Mrs Fletcher 1, Miss Hyde 2, D. Wilkinson 3. Scenic: Miss D. Wilkinson 1, Mrs Tempson 2. Local scene: Miss D. Wilkinson 1, Miss Hyde 2, Mrs Buttle 3. Flowers—Vase of flowers: Mrs Walls 3, Mrs Williamson 2, Mrs Buttle 3. Small bowl: Mrs Dalgety 1, Mrs Walls 2, Miss O'Boyle 3. Large' bowl: Mrs McClintock 1. Mrs Dalgety 2. Lady's spray: Miss Coppin I, Mrs Dalgety 2, Mrs Walls 3. Man's buttonhole: Mrs Williamson 1 and 2, Mrs Dalgety 3. Victorian posy: Miss E. Savage J, Mrs Dalgety 2. Mrs Pettingill 3. Float bowl: Mrs Buttle 1. Children's Class—Man's buttonhole: D. Denton 1, A. Denton 2, E. Denton 3. Posy: M. McClintock 3, D. Sargent 2. "VICE-VERSA" DANCE t The 'Vice-versa" old-time dance, held in the Orange Hall, Kaiapoi, attracted a large number of patrons, many attending in fancy costume. Prizes were awarded by the judges. Mesdames S. J. Richards and R. Barnard, to Miss M. Logan, Mrs A. W. Cosgrove, Messrs S. Darling, and S. Cosgrove. Music for dancing was supplied by the Aussie Eyle's Dance Orchestra, and extras were played by Mrs G. C. Mcintosh. Among those present were Mesdames J. Gardiner, O. Kitson, S. Darling, T. Noble. P. Waterrens, G. C. Mcintosh, R. Barnard, P. Clark, J. Brown, J. Johnston, E. Trustrum, J. Cowan, S. Cosgrove. B. Hopkins, I. Shaw, J. H. Hepworth, G. V. Blackburn. G. French, A. Little. W. Templeton, C. Bain, A. Brown, H. C. Watson, C. Green, J. A.. Burnip, L. Baker, B. Pearce, J. O'Connor. W. Gordon. E. Wilson, A. Hutson, B. Ellis, J. Cleary, L. Cade, J. Thompson, G. Green, J. Spriggs, J. Drabble, A. Puddle, E. Ellis, J. Smith, A. Foley, J. C. Thompson, E. J. Jury, L. Giles, G. Tavendale, K. Foster, H. G. Trustrum, T. O'Connor, C. Arps, E. Read, M. Brockelbank, W. Hartley, T. Baylis, G. Hall, J. W. Brown, Misses R. Cade, E. Baylis, D. Atkinson, E. Cade, E. Brown, D. Hutchinson, R. Schimanski, J. Macaulay, M. Scott, E. Sambrook, Z. Read, D. Fisher, R. Storer, Z. Munn, J. Creamer, A. Sambrook, M. Candy, G. Gordon, L. Maynard, K. Murray, N. Wright, C. Dempsey, H. Johnston, T. Smith, N. Eustace, and R. Sambrook. |

PLUNKET SOCIETY LINWOOD-AVONSIDB The monthly meeting of the lin-wood-Avonside sub-branch of tne Plunket Society vvas h ? J VV of the president. Mrs J. E. K. Brown. Nurse Gibbs reported that during August, 93 mothers and 99 babies had visited the rooms and she had paid 35 visits to homes. There had been nine new cases in the district. LITERARY VEREIN After a period of inac«vtty. the German Literary Verein meetings at the rooms of tion o! University Women, Montreal street. Mrs W. R. Carey. Presided. After general conversation in German. Miss Paula Gross told a German story, Mrs Carey described a day in tne me of a student at the Leipzig Conservatorium of Music, and competitions were enjoyed. _ . » Those present were Mrs Carey (president). Mrs Roy Twyneham Mrs W. J. Scott, Misses J. Pegg. P. Gross, L Croucher, S. Withers. P. Hollander, Messrs J. J. D. Sinclair, G. Fordyce, C L. Low. B. Daniels. H. O. Jefcoate, C. W. Collins. H. W. Gourlaj (honorary secretary). ■