CHURCH BAZAARS

Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 34, 4 November 1920, Page 2

CHURCH BAZAARS

■ St. Peter's annual sale of work was onehed iii St. Peter's Schoolroom jesterday afternoon ■ by the Rev; H. Watson '.rcceivme Mis. WW and introducing--.her -to the Sa|herinß. AS is'usual at this sale, the stalls made an excellent display of produce, cakes, needlework;- flowers, sweets ppt "tc the needlework tains specially good. In charge of the stalls were tho following: Guild stall; Mrs. Johnston {nresident), Mrs. .NicHolls . (vice-presulen , i[rs; Wilbcrfoss.-Jtrs. Evansr Mrs. Ashenden,' and Mrs;'' Richards r fancy btall. Jtesdames Brown Kreeft Smythe, and Miss' Seiigci"; produce stall. Mrs. th'iine, Mrs'. D. Anderson, Mrs.-Uufe 'and' Mis Didsbury; flower stall.-.-Miss Jfonilierj sweet stall, Miss. M" 11 ® 1 * 4 °\rieg Coulli boys-* stall, Mr. Claik anl St" Peter's"boys; bran -tub. "Miss LywJ nii'd the Girls? Clnhj J'Ocms. Atkinson."Jlrs: Carter, Mrs. and Miss ilillv'er" Miss Whelham ami, Miss Oliver. In-the'evening'#n entertainment, •riven ixnd ' Orcliestral nrtisio was. V 1 °" vided during the afternoon and evening. Tho lion, secretary for the baaiar was Miss Woods, and the lion, treasurer Miss Kembcr. -Mrs. Carter. for tho decorations, Miss Randall and Mrs. -Woods for- the entertainment, and Mr« Burt for the orchestra, lhe sale will continue this .afternoon and eveninir: A bouquet was presented to ilia, lukc bv little Marion Chudley. General Sir Alfred Robin opened a haaiar in the Cambridge terrace Congregational Church be toolroom jge - day afternoon. lhe Rev. A. E. Hnnt received him. and in the .course of his -introductory-speech explained to the gatherers that although the ehurclv debt : had been extinguished through the efforts of the Ladies' Guild, money / was ■needed for« fresh buildings,. without ■which the work of .the church would be greatly hampered. Speaking apprecijifivelv of -the work of. lie gn.kl, V ' that it had also hel.ped to. keep the homo and foreign missions going.. en'l Robin contra tainted those .present ujion the excellent finniicml uf ■ the church, and also made < Jpprecmti e ■ reference to tlio fine work of tho after..,which Jie declared the %aie pP e "j In charge of the stalls.- which were veil stocked with all kinds of ornamental'- goods, were the ladicß: Guild stall, E. Hunt (president); work stall. Mrs.. 3ll ! tc A ins ■(vice-president), Miss Godwin and.Vls. Staples; flower stall, Mvs. 1 enico nna Mrs. Stout; •' silverware stall, . Mr. Ux ami Miss Avon; Minerva gjl'lsr stall, Miss Slirrat and -Miss'Bettin in charge.; produce stall. Mrs. Stevenson, .Mrs. Remington, and -Mrs; Thawley; refreshinents Mrs. Burnett. Mrs,. Bettin, Mrs. Taylor.. General. Robin was'accompanied by Miss Robin. ' .