LEAGUE OF MOTHERS

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 59, 11 March 1937, Page 18

LEAGUE OF MOTHERS

were related to a greatly appreciative audience. ~.': : -• ■ =■■ ■■■■■■■■■ ■

. A cheerful half-hour's singing -of clubvsongs '.concluded the., evening's programme, and, the guest of honour was then entertained at supper with Lady Pomare. and other members of the board of directors.

WADESTOWN BRANCH MEETS

The Wadestown branch of the League of Mothers' first meeting for the year was attended by a large gathering of members and friends, and as this meeting was the tenth anniversary, of the formation of the branch, many visitors from other branches were presenVThe stage, decorated with gay flowers and foliage, presented a very charming.appearance.- - Mrs. Rollett (president) spoke of the pleasure it gave her to be present on such en occasion. She was pleased to see so many of the pioneer members, and to be able.to.welcome.them. .

Congratulations were received from Mesdames Kersley, Wall, and Young, each cf whom gave an inspiring and helpful message.

The early history of the league and a few reminiscences by Mrs. A. Stone (the first president) were listened to with interest. Tribute was paid io the good work done by the first secretary, Mrs. K. McDonald. Musical items were rendered by Mrs. Turner, who sang "Trees" by special request, and