A PLEASANT AFTERNOON
QUEEN MARGARET COLLEGE
A pleasant afternoon was spent recently . tit the residence of Miss Marjorie Nash, Coromandel Street, by the members of the Queen Margaret College Old Girls' Association. New members were given the opportunity to meet older members, and during the afternoon a dainty afternoon tea was much enjoyed. ■ Several' members of the college staff attended, including Misses Clachan, Astbury, Vyner, Wheatley, and' MenaT&. Eegret was expressed that the principal, ■ Miss IreneWilson, had not been able to be present. ' ' ' ■ . ■ '■' ■ -■■'■■ '■■ - -:'' ■
Among those who attended the party were Missea Helen V,Fletcher,; :Alison Johns, Marjorie Nash, Mary "Watson, Mary "Watt, v Christina Mills, Marjorie Leyestam, Kathlees Murray,..VJoy, McNeil, Jean McLay,' 'Connie--v'Olater, Josephine Bailey,;. Alice Sutherland, Edna Hatch, Jania T»rneri Katherine: Hoby,. Brenda Boys, Nancy Newbold, Mary Ross, Helen Widdop, Valeric Norman, and Elizabeth Bohn.
, This was the first social gathering of the year, and bridge parties and'other entertainments1 are planned in aid of a fund for the Old Girls' Honours Board, which is to be,presented to the college.^
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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 73, 27 March 1934, Page 13
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169A PLEASANT AFTERNOON Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 73, 27 March 1934, Page 13
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