GARMENT SOCIETY'S DISTRIBUTION

Evening Post, Volume CXV, Issue 123, 27 May 1933, Page 5

GARMENT SOCIETY'S DISTRIBUTION

From the annual distribution of tile Garment Society warm clothes have been allotted to many of the Wellington institutions, and to many others who urgently needed them. The number distributed privately is very large this year. Mrs. C. H. Jzaril, the hon. secretary, and the vicepresidents most sincerely thank their very numerous helpers for assistance without which the Garment Society would lapse. The list of the vice-presidents' collections is as follows:—Mrs. Austin, new garments 26, worn nil; Mrs. Blundell, IS6, 189; Mrs. Brien, 68, 112; Miss Chalmers, 26; Mrs. Clay, 47, 03; Miss Cobb, 47, 57; Mrs. Corkill, 135, 120; Mrs. H. D. Crawford, 20; Miss J. Giesen, 72, 72; Miss Duncan, 2G; Mrs. 11. Hall, 50, "7; Miss Humphries, 95, 73; Mrs. C. H. Izard, 150, 150; Mrs. Magnus, 38, 20; Mrs. Mantell, 51, 7; Mrs. Mitford, 47, 25; Mrs. P. Nathan, 143, 370; Mrs. A. D. Park, 26, 95; Mrs. Alan Park, 30, 70; Mrs. J. Parker, 35, 160; Mrs. Pry or, 26; Miss L. Powles, 51, 181; Miss C. Eushbrook, 78, 6; Mrs. Sanderson, 97, 92; Mrs. Shepherd, 40, 60; Mrs. Crompton-Smith, 33, 43; Mrs. Sutcliffe, 62, 116; Mrs. Wallis, 41, 29; Airs. A. L. Warburton, 32; Mrs. F. E. Ward, 114, 77; Mrs. Woodhead, 70, 25; Mrs. N. Wright, 57, 55; Mrs. T. Young, 77, 59. The Garment Society helped the following institutions:—Home for the Aged Needy, Alexandra Home, Anglican Boys' Home, District Nursing Guild, Homo of Compassion, Levin Home, Salvation Army, St. Barnabas, St. Mary's Home, St. Paul's j Dorcas, St. Peter's Parish, St. John's ] Women's Association, Presbyterian Orph-1 anages, Plunket Home, private esses. Society for the Protection of Women and Children, and the Wellington City Mission.