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OTHER GROUPS THANK

WA Branch at Cathedral

Stages Pre-Summer Tea’

- More than 100 persons ‘gathered | in Sf Ai ew |
Anglican Cathedral hall yesterday afternoon: when] -
the Afternoon branch‘of the Women’s auxiliaty..to}
St. Andrew's staged its prée-summer tea, and sales.)

Mrs, H: G.' Watts, wife of the
Rt, Rev, H. G. Watts, Bishop of
Caledonia, officially opened the
tea and thanked other chureh
groups for thelr attendance,
“Without your support our s0c-
lal events’ would not be a ‘su¢-
ces,” she sald,

President Mrs. T. B, Black, as
general convener and tea room
hostess, received: the. guests,

Presiding at the pouring table,
attractivety centred with a huge
jresh cut bouquet. of snapdrag-

: ons, daffodils atid narcissus were
: Mrs, Watts, Mrs, A. E. Boyle,

* Mrs, Peter Lier and Mr. Basil S-
~ Prockter,

' Individual tea tables were ccn-

, tred with colored baskets filled

’ with tiny fresh flowers emboss-
ed with' moss. The baskets were

| made by cathedral kindergarten

; pupils, under the direction of

.. Mrs, George Trapp. .

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“Members” -of the Evening
branch serving were Mrs, A. M:
* Rivett, Mrs. J. J. Donaldson, Mrs.
William Scuby, Mrs, 8, D- Johns-
- ton, Mrs; R,. &. Gladding and
‘. Mrs. D. E. Guyatt. ,
-- Convening the sewing booth
: was Mrs, L, C, Chambers, assisted
by. Mrs, CC, Mills, Mrs. Eric
- Martin and Mrs. J. P. Moore.
The white clephant stall con-

: vened by Mrs. G, S. Reade was

also’ attended by Miss Gladys
- Waterman who sold hand- made
corsages.,

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Mrs, George Trapp ‘sold plants,
Mrs, T, M. Christ{é- sold candy
and Miss. Elainé Bulmer’ took
orders for Pakistan embroidery,

Directing the kitchén was Mrs,
Victor Whiting; aided: by Mrs.
N. A. Beketov, Mrs,.C- I. Will-
fams, Mrs, Emma St. Olalr, and
Mrs, F, H. Partridge; 9° 0}

convened by the Evening branch
was attended by Mrs..J,,A: Maé+
donald, Mrs, B. BE. E olfsoi, and
Mrs. A. G, Bartlett. | Cashier was
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Fresh Fish. & Chips.

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