PAPAKURA ORPHANS.
SUCCESSFUL LADIES' NIGHT.
The Papakura Orphans' dub coneluded their session last evening with a most successful Ladies' Night in the Windsor Theatre, the president, Bro. George Stobie, presiding over an attendance of about 2.50. The guests were received by Mrs. Stobie.
The president, Bro. G. McKendrick, of Onehunga, president, Bro. G. G. Haydon, of Cambridge, and president, Bro. W. R. Fee, of Tamaki, and their executives, represented their Respective elulbs. A programme was given by Mrs. Elton Black, Mies Greensmith, Miss Flo Jenkins, Mrs. D, Wrathall, Bros. J. Sanders, J. Fitzpa trick, F. Baird, J, Richardson (Cambridge), Dudley Wrathall, Elton Black and the club's orchestra. Mrs. D. Munn was accompanist.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 229, 26 September 1940, Page 14
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112PAPAKURA ORPHANS. Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 229, 26 September 1940, Page 14
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