GARMENT SOCIETY

Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 196, 16 May 1936, Page 22

GARMENT SOCIETY

Annual Distribution Many individuals and institutions have benefited through the activities of the Garment Society, and the annunJ distribution is always, eagerly anticipated. In addition to this very large and greatly-increasing number of private eases, the following institutions have been assisted: Home for Aged Needy; Alexander Home; Anglican Boys’ Home; Citizens’ Day Nursery; District Nurses ; Home of Compassion : Levin Home; Salvation Army; St. Barnalias' Home; Seamen's Mission; St. Alary's Homes; St. Paul’s Diocese; St. Peter’s Parish; St. Joint’s Womens Association; Presbyterian Orphanages; Blanket Society; Society for the Protection of Women and Children; Citv Mission. The vice-presidents collected ns follow: —Airs. Bagnall (new garments 80, worn garments 72) ; Airs. W. Blundell (133-181); Airs. Brien (SO-137); Mrs. S. Castle (40-51) ; Airs. Corkill (95-60) ; Mrs. IL Crawford (20-) : Miss Duncan (2G-) ; Airs. IL Hall (70-3-j) ; Aliss Hector (70-35) ; Aliss Humphries (79-78) ; Airs. C. IT. Izard (397-255) ; Airs. Magnus (40-25); Airs. Mantel! (89-14) ; Airs. Alitford (26-) ; Airs. I‘. Nathan (200-347) ; Aliss L. Bowles (7348) ; Miss Rushbrook (70-23) ; Airs. Shepherd (-10-) ; Airs. Crompton Smith (48-26); Aliss Wallace-Smith (69-84); Airs. Sutcliffe (48-80) ; Airs. Wallis (56-60) : Mrs. Warburton (44-12) ; Airs. F. Ward (225-130) ; Airs. "Weston (5017) ; Mrs. Woodhead (94-32) : All’s. N. Wright (156-135).