ANNUAL CABARET DANCE

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 83, 7 April 1936, Page 19

ANNUAL CABARET DANCE

Mrs, Morton Paterspn and Mrs. Martin Elgar were \inanivriQusly eleqted. as epunpil members at a regent .meeting of the Wellingtqn Free Kindergarten Council. Mrs.'' Gilbert wa.s als'p appointed a vice-president and member of the executive in place of Mrs. H. VJckery, :

Arrangements were fully discussed for the annual cabaret dance- to be held in St. Francis Hall at the end of .ApriJ. There. wiH be s.pace for a Urnited/ number pf bridge table? upstairs, and those wishing to reserve tables are asjced to, inime^iately. opjivmimicate with Mrs. Ppwsett.

It was reported that the beautiful new kindergarten at Wellington South, was almost completed., gnd.it was expected tl^at the'children would.take poss'esgjpn pf their new' home, immediately after Easter. .Those who helped so generously in raising funds, tp erect this kindergarten would be amply repaid when they saw the beautjful building which the.ir pp-pperation and interest ha.d mgd.e possibje. In every sense, it was said. It. was true to its najne, a "children's..garden," and. w§§ spepiglly built to.most fully.meet the needs Pf the little children.

Miss Wilson reported that the children's health had been, the main inters est in the kindergartens this month. The excellent response of the mothers to be present while, the children were

examined wa.s very pleasing. This gave ppppptimity to parents of personally dipcussing atiy points pi importance with the doctors,' and greatly. increased the value of the nieffjcaj examination.