RED CROSS CLUB

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 68, 13 December 1939, Page 4

RED CROSS CLUB

A very happy “President’s Party” was held recently at the rooms of the English-Speaking Union, Wellington, when members of the Red Cross Social Club were entertained by their president, Mrs. E. G. Downes.

A delightful musical programme had been arranged, and those who contributed to it were Mrs. Chapman. MrsJones and Miss Joan McKane-Wallace. The accompanist was Mrs. F. Fowler. A novel feature on the afternoon tea table was the top tier of a golden wedding cake. This was contributed by Mrs. 11. Little, who recently celebrated her golden wedding, and who is a foundation member of the club. Iler friendly gesture was much appreciated. On behalf of the club, Mrs. L. Angus presented Mrs. Downes with a pair of crystal vases, and in thanking the members, Mrs. Downes expressed her appreciation of their loyalty throughout the,,veer and their ready response to every appeal. Among those present were: Mesdames Stevens, F. Fowler, II Little. Roy Little. Latham. <l. Haslett. Coleman. Gazley, Dennistoun-Wood, M. Bunny, A. Townsend, Cooper, Ivin, Cell. Vino, Finch. 11. Schtieideiminn, L. Angus. F. Marshall. Miller, L. Gilby, McMillan, K. Melvin, G. Gorman. E. Lamberg, M. S. Galloway, Disney, Thompson, Fuller, Dennison, Patterson. Polch, Hill. McKtine-Wallnce, Chapman. Jones, Smith, Sister L. G. Small, Miss Dorothy Miller, ami Miss Joan McKane-M’allaee. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson and Misses Janet and Jennifer Anderson, Port Chalmers, have left on a motor tour of the North Island. WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE, for stubborn Coughs, Colds.—Advt,