GARMENT SOCIETY DISTRIBUTION

Evening Post, Volume CXXI, Issue 115, 16 May 1936, Page 6

GARMENT SOCIETY DISTRIBUTION

The vice-gresidents of the' Garment Society have made their annual gifts of warm clothes, to the charities of Wellington. They desire to very sincerely thank their many associates and helpers, for without their help the society would, not survive. . - : Collections of the vice-presidents are' as follows:—Mrs. Bagnall, new clothes 80, worn 72; Mrs. W. Blundell 133—181Mrs. Brien 80—137; Mrs. S. Castle 40 51; Mrs. Corkill 95—60; Mrs. H. D. Crawford 26; Miss Duncan 26; Mrs. h! Hall 70—35; Miss Hector 70—35; Miss Humphries ~79—78; Mrs. C. H. Izard 397—258; Mrs. Magnus 40—25; Mrs Mantell 89—14; Mrs. Mitford 26; Mrs'P. Nathan 200—347; ■ Mrs. A. D. Park ——; Mrs. A. W. Park 26—40; Miss L Powles 73—48; Miss Rushworth 70—23Mrs. Shepherd 40; Mrs.. Crompton Smith 48—26; Miss "Wallace Smith 69— 84; Mrs. Sutcliffe 48—80; Mrs. Wallis 56—60; Mrs. Warburton 44-^-12; Mrs F Ward 225—130; Mrs., Weston'so— llMrs. Woodhead 94—32; Mrs. N. Wright iiJD~^~"lus« ''*:■■*., ■ ■ * . ■■.•"' .• The Garment Society helped the following charities:—Aged Needy, 'Alexandra, Anglican Boys, Day Nursery District Nurses,, Home of Compassion, Levin, Salvation, Army, St. Barnabas, Seamen's Mission, St. Mary's, St. Paul's, St. Peter's, St. John's, Presbyterian orphanages,- Plunket Society, Protection- of Women and Children, and the' City Mission. The 'large number of private cases helped increases' every year. ■."••.-