MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 480, 13 April 1909, Page 5

MISSIONS TO SEAMEN.

An all-day picnic war, held in tho Missions )t noiel parlour Rnn ,es wcro im ulged in by tho dVrfctioT'nhr rt-JVmn present", nmler K Thf w • r- Ja " le3 Moori; ' the missions, ihe following woo prizes :-Messrs. Tollev (3) Bennett ffl T J atonb, »:S «». J. C, 71 «as won by sailors from shins in nort 'lC O. Mack; son;;, Urn V. Miller; s011(t> j,,. '£ win; due , K. and D . H ? rtey; ?ccih tion, Ait. h. U Wiirwss; soup, Miss Castle- trio A-sses Baker, MueU>T, and Castle; sone, Mad ™ 3 Muellor; quartet, JUdnmo STii-ller, 'Miss Cav to, Messrs Frost and fleddior Peve?al choruses and inarches were rendered by 1C Jkrom Band, Hisses Curtis and Levestam ad Mr. W. Gardner playing the accompaniment" t'hfl nmlier.ee snnp several popular (• oruses' Mr.. Weston ("via Ora") presiiline at tho piano hach sailor was presented with a butMorrah. Mr. h ~ Burgess moved and Mr. W Gardner secomleil a vote of condolence and sympathy, with Mrs. M. A. Williams in h"r imlisnos.don. mid a wish fnr a speedy recovery Ihe lunch ami tea were provided by the members and friends- of the mission, and refreshments by the Girls' Itealm Guild. The prizes won during the day were most kindly donated by iUesiinmes .-Udniis, Anderson, and Curtis and, in ihe donors' absence, were presented to the winners by Miss Curtis. Hearty chers were Riven to the performers and to all who nested m making tho day such a pronouuetd success.