ANGLICAN BAZAAR AT TAKAPUNA

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 200, 12 November 1927, Page 20 (Supplement)

ANGLICAN BAZAAR AT TAKAPUNA

OVER £156 RAISED A very successful bazaar was held in connection with St. Peter's Angli- : can Church, Takapuna, in the Forest- | ers' Hall yesterday. Stalls were ' ranged round the walls and were de- , corated with coloured streamers. The sweets stall in the centre of the floor was a riot of gold and black. A mass of flowers formed the basis of the decorative scheme of the tearooms adjoining the main hall. The following were the stall-hold-ers:— Handkerchiefs. Mrs. Algie: flowers. : Mesdames Horne. Francis and Keattn i fancy goods, Mesdames Marshall and Gil- | lett: sweets, Mesdames Black and Howe: t produce. Mesdames Grim wade, Williamson and Lawrie: toys. Misses Monckton and Brett; aprons, Mesdames Close. Heighten and Mathewson; Ladies’ Guild fancy stall, Mesdames Cutten and Matthews, Misses Tibbs and Blomfield; jumble stall, Messrs. Bindon and Platts. The serving of refreshments was supervised by Mrs. Mulligan. The bazaar was opened by the Mayoress. Mrs. J. \V. Williamson. During the afternoon a cooking demonstration arranged by the Auckland Gas Company was held. Music was supplied by a large orchestra and the Takapuna Municipal Band. The effort raised over £156 toward j general church expenses. Tlie sue- : cess was largely due to the efforts of j the large band of workers.