ANGLICAN GARDEN FETE

Dominion, Volume 24, Issue 145, 16 March 1931, Page 6

ANGLICAN GARDEN FETE

gar^en fete . held in the Epuni School and grounds on Saturday afternoon and . organised by the Anglican Church at Epuni was a suggess in every way. The weather was most favourable, tnere was a good attendance, and those present bought generously.' A portion of the funds will go to the Sunday school and toward roofing the church, but all profits above' what; is necessary to meet immediate requirements are to be devoted to the Genera) Synod earthquake fund. The stalls were arranged outside, and afternoon tea served'ln a class room. A fancy dress parade was judged by Mrs. Brooks, who awarded prizes to a little girl and two small boys. The stalls were as follow:—Fancy stall, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs." W.’ Clout, and Miss K. Lee; cake stall, Mrs. Andrew Lees, aud the Misses Williams; ice-cream stall, Misses M. Halcombe and A. Barker: sweet stall, Mrs. F. J. Jones and her two daughters; produce stall. Miss Meek; Mrs. Halcombe and Mrs. Barker; jumble stall, Mrs. Mudgeway, Mrs. Swain and Mrs. Gilbert; dips. Miss Hansell; , sports—“bobs,” “darts" and “quoits” J -Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. King, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs.- Beere and Miss Brooks. Mrs. Russell was in charge of the afternoon tea arrangements, and helping her were Mrs. Tynan, and Misses Bayliss, Ensor, Pilcher, 'and Perry. The Hutt Band played during the afternoon. The festivities concluded with "a dance in the evening, at which Mr. House acted as M.C. and Jamieson’s Orchestra provided the music. •