HORNBY LODGE SOCIAL

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20361, 19 July 1934, Page 7

HORNBY LODGE SOCIAL

Presentations Made to Members.

Members of the Orange Lodge, No. 60, and Lodge No. 24A, with their friends,’ spent an enjoyable evening in the Orange Hull, Hornby, when they met to honour Mrs F. Langbein, a member’ of the Riccarton Lodge, and Mr W. Glen,’ of the Dunsandel Lodge. Both these i members were married recently. Brother J. Robinson, on behalf of the sisters of Lodge No. 60, presented Sister Langbein with a brass vase suitably in- i scribed. W.M. Hensliaw presented Brother Glen with a seagrass chair. Mi- Langbein replied on behalf of his i wife and Brother Glen alS?» returned j thanks. Those in charge of supper ; were Mesdames Hensliaw, Teape, Cooke, ' Boyle and Dann. Those present were:—Mesdames Boyle, Cooke, R. Hepburn, W. H. Busch, Teape, ■ P. Langbein (Riccarton), Curtis, Hen- . shaw, J. Rountree (Riccarton), W. Glen (Dunsandel), Blinkhorn, Pope (Christchurch), Grant (Christchurch), Misses Sophie Boyle, Mina Hepburn, Phyllis \ Herman, Kathleen Boyle, Ivy Curtis, ! Monica Curtis. Charlotte Teape, Ethel ; reape, Peggy Robinson, Muriel Kilburn, AHeen Falconer, Francis' Hensliaw, Hazel Forbes (Christchurch) and Ileen ' norm an; Messrs J. Dann, E. Taylor Curtis, sen.. J. Calligan, A. Still, L. Fal- i eoner, B. Webb (Dunsandel), D. Robinson, (». Windle, Jim Dann, J. Robinson, L. Langbein. J. Rountree, Hensliaw, Blinkhorn, Falconer, sen., and Hayoai'd.