MISSIONS TO SEAMEN BAZAAR

Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 264, 31 July 1908, Page 8

MISSIONS TO SEAMEN BAZAAR

There' was good attendance at- the Missions 'to-Seamen.Basaar.-yesterday•'after-noon 'and evening;, .'Mrs.. P. W. Rutherford opened thb'/bazaar/in'the.'aft'cniooii, in the .absence of Mrs/,'Rhodes'., A charming boil; quet was afterwards ..presented- to • Mrs. Rhodes, on behalf of. the in port. Miss Toler-Curtis had charge of the children; who under, her directioni both; in'the after.llooll and evening, did various'pretty dances, songs, and marches, and iii the'evening she was further assisted b.v members of the Lady Plunket Centre of tlie. Girls*' Realm Guild, Mrs.'Rigg, and , the.; Misses Hurley (3) and Muller, by Messrs. Tresize, Wilkin's,' Burdekin, and Randall, Mesdames vM'Villy and Muller, and Misses Johnson, Sargent, and R. Dodds, who contributed an excellent concert' programme, while, pupils of Mr. Dbvoy's School did some-fancy', drill. In addition to those stallholders whose names were published. yesterday were the follow r ihg:—Southern Cross Stall: Mesdames W. Cable, Hunter, and Williams, the Misses Cable (2), M'Farlano, and Hunter, a;id Mas T ter Cable. Hebe Stall: Mesdames Dunn, ColpuSj C. Colpus, I-Tarborow, and Newport, and Misses K. Hill, Jones, Dement, Gibson, Mid Collins. Pallas Stall: Mis. F. W. Rutherford, Misses Rutherford (2), M. Ward, R. Atkinson, and Masters W. and G. Rutherford. Sirius Stall: Mrs. E. Shaw, and Miss N. Shaw,' and Jlrs. W. Gardner! Flora Stall: Mrs. Craig, the Misscs : Craig,-(9), and I'. Hayward: '