TWO-GARMENT SOCIETY

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 8

TWO-GARMENT SOCIETY

GENEROUS DISTRIBUTION INSTITUTIONS BENEFIT By the united efforts of tlic Twogarment Society the annual distribution of garments' has been made as usual. The vice-presidents express sincere appreciation of the generous help of their many associates, who each year do so much to build up the society more strongly.

The following institutions benefited by the distribution:—-Aged Needy Home, Alexandra Home, Anglican Boys' Home, District Nursing Guild, Homo of Compassion, Levin Home, Salvation Army, St. Mary's. Homes, St. Barnabas Home, . St. Paul's Dorcas, St. Peter's Parish, St. John's W. Association, Presbyterian Orphanages, Plunket Home, private cases, Society for the Protection of Women and Children, and Wellington City Mission.

Tho collections of the vice-presidents were as follows: —-Mrs. W. Blundell, new garments 256, worn MG; Mrs. Bricn, 70, 144; Mrs. S. Castle, 30, 36; Mrs. Lloyd Clay, 37, 36; Mrs. Corkill, 70, 57; Mrs. H. D. Crawford, 28; Miss Duncan, 26, 12; Miss J. Gieson, 34, 53; Miss Hector, 44, 21; Mrs. H. Hall, 55, 3; Miss Humphries, 47, 20; Mrs. C. .11. Izard, 150, 150; Mrs. Magnus, 35, 37; Mrs. W. Mantel], 70, "46; Mrs. Mitford, 53, 24; Mrs. P. Nathan, 163, 140; Mrs. A. D. Park, 35, 127; Mrs. Alan Park, 2S, GO; Mrs. J. Parker, 36; Mrs. Pryor, 32; Miss L. Powlcs, 65, 136; Mrs. Shepherd, 26, • Mrs. CromptonSmith, 2S, 44; Miss Rushbrook, 83, 40; Mrs. Wallis, 47, 25; Mrs. F. Ward, £04, 100; Mrs. Warburton, 34; Mrs. Woodhead, 26, 50; Mrs. N. Wright, 90, 83; Mrs. T. Young, 69, 56.