ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XV, Issue 4662, 2 March 1894, Page 3

ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL

Piesentation of Prizes, Tho presentation of prizes to the ohildren of St. Matthew's Sunday School took place yeaterday evening, a large number of parents and children being present. The obildren were in charge of the superintendent (Mrs Fannin), sevtral of the teachers also bei.ig ptoaent. A number of hymns were sung, Mrs Paige presiding at (he organ. The presentation was made by Mrs Tabuteau, who was accorded a hearty vote of thanks at the conclusion- of the biioiness. A vote of tbauks was also heartily carried to Mrs Fannin, the superintendent, on the motion of Mr R, Brnwn. Before the gathering broke up Mrs Tabuteau stated her intention of giving four first prizes for next year. PRIZE LIST. Mrs Paige's cLihb : Ada Robins 1, Agnes Robin 3 2, Florence Pickering 3. Miss Smith's olasB: Geoigie Car : ter, N, Nicolls, Annie Peterson, 1, Alexandra Brown 2, Kitty Williams 8. Miss Pearson's class: Jessie Downs I, Edith Peterson 2, Amy Russell 8. Mr R, Brown's cl«aa: Maud Carter 1, Fannie Elkins 2. Mrs Hheppard's class: Mary La Roohe 1, Kathleen Robins 2, Ethel Byford 8. Miss Perry's olaas: Rosa Waite 1, Mary Ibbetson 2, Margaret Smith 8. Miss Carter's olass: Poarl Onllen 1, L, A. Ibbetson 2, Gertie Holloway 3. Miss Newman's olass: Florence Cox 1, Elsie Richards 2,Maud Hawke 8, Miss Robins', class; Ivy Hooper 1, Netty Hooper 2, Rose Keeble 3, Miss Sheppard's olass : Walter Jensen and George Cullen, equal 1, Thomas Cullen 2. Miss Mason's class; Harold brown 1, William Robins 2, Bertie Richards 8. Mr Symes' class: A. Naiusch 1, James Li Koclie 2. Lenni-' NioolundE. .Elmiw, <iq i»l 3 Alss3 B own's c'ass; Leslif Jn oI,N <' ilm.'|wr 2, Robert liussell 8 Mi s Elayw. rd's cl;i3-j : Arthur La Rocheand Stanley Natusch, '■qual 1, Edgar Hinvku 2, Willie Johnj 8.