ANNUAL DINNER HELD BY SOROPTIMIST CLUB

Press, Volume XC, Issue 27472, 5 October 1954, Page 2

ANNUAL DINNER HELD BY SOROPTIMIST CLUB

Members of the Soroptimist Club of Christchurch held their fourth annual dinner at Elizabeth House last evening and like the club’s similar gatherings in the past, it was a very pleasa bappy family spirit The president (Miss K. J. Scotter) received members and guests, and SS? her . ln her duties as hostess toe .Yi c e-President (Mrs Rata Lovell-Smith) and the honorary secretary (Miss R. I. Cleary). Miss Scotter wore a handsome dress of PnTH er =?J OCad u hghtiy patterned in embroidered on the bodice Wl ml. g j ld and sllve r beads. dinner tables were decorated u c t haM < iil gh % ol t - uli , ps ’ P ol y a nthus. and lachanaha effectively arranged. specially invited guests were the S” (S Jj ?• M - Mac h>rlane, M.P.) the Chrf J Cfa u a 7 e l the President ok A r a »Mv ri !j 1 Rotary Club (Mr W. A. C. McDonald) and Mrs McDonald

the .president of the Chrisfohnmi, Businessmen's Club (Mr G A de" of « Wk ° f Uniyersi ‘y Miss Scotter, in welcoming thp MT^acf a n r g la a ne U 1 M ” yor aad whs iviaciariane on the wav thpv hnH earned out their duties Lring the B°yal visit. Speaking of the Rotnrv kh® ?aid it was the ambition of the Soroptimist Club, as it grew older St ?. t S ,?4 a roputation for service Club. that enjoyed fe y the Rotary After the loyal toast, Dr. Eleanor M ea f. s Proposed the toast of the ci ?J of Christchurch, to which th. mS Cattell. gUests ’ P r °Posed by Mrs L L