ALEXANDRA DAY IN LONDON

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1048, 12 August 1930, Page 4

ALEXANDRA DAY IN LONDON

LADY WILFORD ORGANISES N.Z. BAND OF HELPERS On Alexandra Day a party of SO women organised by Lady Wnford assisted the sale of roses in the Strand, London, writes an overseals correspondent. Their headquarters were in New Zealand House. During the morning H.R.H. Princess Victoria, attended by the Duchess ot Portland, called at New Zealand House and personally thanked Lady Wilford and her party and the staff of New Zealand House who had been helping. It is expected that so far as the New Zealand effort is concerned the proceeds will constitute a record. Lad v Wilford’s helpers were:—Mrs. Batchelor, Mrs. Chaffey. Miss Beatrice Chaytor, Miss Kate Duncan, Miss F. Duncan, Miss Betty Dunn, Mrs. Jas. hindlay, Mrs. F. M. B. Fisher, Miss E. Fisher, .Mrs. Fryer, Miss Joyce Gill, Miss Thyra Gill Miss Gumbleton, Miss E, Harcourl, Mrs. Mathew Holmes, Miss Beatrice Holmes, Miss Catherine Holmes, Miss Dorothy Horne, Miss Mary Horne, Mrs. Hunter, Miss Isabel James, Lady Myrtle Jellicoe, Lady Norah JeiHcoe Miss Dorothy Jowitt, Aliss AJoya Jowitt, Mrs. John Kelly, Miss Joan Kennedy, Miss K. Levin, Miss Marjorie Moriee, Miss G. L. Mudford, Miss Barbara Myers, Miss Marjorie Myers, Miss Lola Myers, Miss Enid Nathan, Miss Joyce Nathan Miss Sybil Nathan, Miss Nelson, Mrs. Arthur Pearce, Miss Muriel Price, Lady Salmond, Mrs. •Simpson, Miss Stuart, Miss O. Sturt, Miss Sturt Mrs Alfred Waters, Miss AV>\it Wiihams Miss Pam Williams, Miss Joyce Williams’, Miss Wilford, Miss Catherine Young, Miss Isabel Young.