ST. MARY’S ANGLICAN HOMES.

Dominion, Volume 23, Issue 46, 18 November 1929, Page 4

ST. MARY’S ANGLICAN HOMES.

/ Mrs. Sprott presided at the monthlymeeting of the St. Mary’s Guild, held on Tuesday. ’ . ■ The report stated that one girl? was admitted during the month, and the.health of the inmates vvas reported to be good. . The sum. of £BO was made at the annual, sale' of, the matron and girls of the home, held on ; November 7. -An afternoon’s ' digging: by/niembers of' Toe H. was acknowledged. The inmates of the main home girls were entertained at tea and a social evening by the St. Peter’s Girls’ Friendly' Society girls, and this was very, much enjoyed. The St. Mary’s Mothers’ Union of Karori gavp ( a “pound teti” : for St. Mary’s Home. .-?> The followirig gifts were receivedf'during the month Materials for sale of work, Hataitai Mothers’ Union; /clothing, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. Mills, Miss Turton, Miss Chalmers, St. Stephen’s School, Marton, Marsden School, Tuitunaiy.’-Cliff Line and Powrene Active Service Guild, Marton (per Mrs. Marshall), Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Harris; carcases of mutton, Mr. F. Wall, Mr. McKelvie, Mrs., A. Martin eggs, 100 dozen from'Marton Mothers’ Union; butter, Messrs. J. B. Mac Ewan and Co. and Picot Brothers; sugar, T. and G. Young, Levin and Co.: tea, Johnston and Co.; fish weekly, N.Z. Trawling and Fish Supply Co.; cakes and sandwiches, Mrs. Plank; 4 chairs, Mrs. Evers; • bread and buns, Mr. Rowell; sweets, Miss •Richardson; chesterfield and picture, Mrs. Cauldweli; doll’s cradle and doll, Dorothy Butters. . The following donations were received: Major and Mrs. Tatum, for Street Day, £5/5/-; Miss M. Cooper,’ Mrs. T. F. Martin and Mrs. Andrew, £l/1/- each; Mrs. T. Ballinger, 10/-; Mrs. H. Freeman, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Arthur Martin and Miss H. Dymes, 5/- each.