TEAS FOR SOLDIERS

Dominion, Volume 33, Issue 183, 30 April 1940, Page 4

TEAS FOR SOLDIERS

Funds Raised By Solway Old Girls' Dance

Niniino’s Hall, Wellington, was ■ a scene of much gaiety on Friday evening when Hie Solway College Old Girls’ Association held their first tea dance, which was to raise funds to enable the association to assist the A’.M.C.A. in giving soldiers teas on Sunday afternoons.

Bright music was supplied by an excellent, orchestra. Much hard work' had gone in arranging decorations which were carried out in autumn tones. Mrs. Avann, president of Hie association, acted as hostess, assisted by Mr. R. F. Goodworth. The arrangements were carried out by an energetic commit toe consisting of Alesdannv Rix-Trott and Scalley, AHsses Margaret Ninimo, Mollie Goodworth, Marie Alazengurb, Ol'ven Rawlands and Marjorie Dykes.

Among those present were: —Mr. and Mrs. L. xkvnnn. Mr. and Mrs. Dykes, Mrs. Mexted, Misses .Joan Chiinibcrg, Megan Rowlands (Ma st erf on), Pnt Beale, Shirley Scotti Dorothy Nowell, Shirley McKnight (Ohuigiti), Pam Brooks, Barrel Bennett, Betty Ness, Zelina Mexted, Joyce Carter, Joan Ince, Berys Ball, Helen Harrison, Messrs. AV. McDonald, P. Galbraith, J. Lawrence, J. Iltincey. L. Griffiths, B. Elferington. IL Snschay, C. Hobbs, T. Treleaven. N. Wilson, F. Sparkman. K. Woods. K. Wilson, 'l’. Bush, P. Austin. B. Mitehell. R. Jones. J. Kemp (London), C. Hughes, R. Mac Alistair, L. Goodier.