EALING.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19627, 23 October 1933, Page 10

EALING.

At the October meeting of the Ealing Women's Institute Mrs W. Giddings presided. The resignation of the president, Mrs J. W. Withell, was accepted with regret and it was decided that a letter be sent to her expressing the members’ appreciation of her services during her term of office. Mesdames J. Good and B. Withell were elected delegates to attend a meeting of the South Canterbury Federation. Two junior members, Misses E. Simpson and H. Galletly, demonstrated the making of silk lampshades, and Mrs K. Glennie (Ashburton) gave a demonstration of floral work. The demonstrators were accorded votes of thanks. Community singing was enjoyed under the leadership of Mrs A. Donaldson. Competitions resulted as follows: Jar of narcissi. Mrs Davis Ist, Miss P. Good 2nd; jam tarts. Mrs Davis Ist, Mrs Simpson and Miss E. Simpson 2nd equal; article made from a yard of cretonne, Mrs Cross Ist, Miss E. Simpson 2nd. -The next meeting will take the form of a garden party at the residence of Mrs E. Davis. Afternoon tea was served by the hostesses Mesdames Keen, Forsyth, and Miss McGuigan.