WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19884, 13 May 1936, Page 3

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.

AT T! AWAMUTU. The monthly meeting or the Te Awamutu Women‘s Institute was held in the Parish Hall. Te Awamutu, on May a, Mrs Burchell, the presidenl- W - siding over an attendance or alhout 60 members. A considerable amount 0! business was dealt with and an enjoyable atternoon was spent. The main business of the meeting we. the discuslon on the forthcoming Dominion Conference. to be held in Dunedin in July. A delegate was appointed tom the Te Awamutu Institute to Ittend the conference. Mrs W. Locke read an interesting account of her visit to Hamilton as the Te Awam-utu delegate to the Dis—tfle Federation annual meeting last month. The detailed account of the meeting was greatly appreciated by the members and the speaker was ac—corded a very hearty vote of thanks for her address. An interesting and instructive lecture was glven by Dr. Rogers, of To Awamutu. and following the address the lecturer answered many questions. The members expressed a keen desire for more lectures at a similar nature and the speaker was accorded a hearty vote of thanks for the time he haul given to the Institute. Formation of Drama Club. Following the general business a ‘Mma club was formed with the iiilention or providing further entertainment. it is proposed to hold an open nis’ht later in the year. Mrs Allin Kay offered her services as con\'enor and stated that there were already 18 members in the club. She hoped to increase this number to 30. Following afternoon tea delightful dances were given by little Valerie Richards (Highland Fling). and Elaine North (fancy tap dance). Two competitions resulted as follows:—Pestry without baking powder :21; Iflimsy ht. Mrs R. \V. Ney‘lor '2; ' oom om lay i. M" Irwin 21.8 garden. Mrs FinAT HOROTIU. The :\iarc'h meeting of the Horotiu Women s institute. held on Friday. was \ery well attended by members and‘ “18m“, Mrs Minnalmn presiding The “nillpfititiliii for the lhest article made from a liolll‘JJZlK brought forth a wonderful display, .\lrs l‘addv being Lillamnnf'r. “Ith Miss llarwoou sec— Mrs McConnell Na 4 ~ .- prehenslve I‘E‘POl't 0n lgcdrer‘git [coming of th. ' - . , met—--0 \Vailiato ri‘dernlion It was decided that Mrs hum“. ;l 7 id dress three dolls for the 113141 \‘ :12” “SEW/men's a” well in hand for tho: THE}; 39“““8 on June iii. ,n essest‘o- --.. .. Mf‘Sdalurs Martin that?tilt-I.3;f‘lii“‘em “first )li‘tlionnell and Airlihvrsnn and brousfhtsutll’feng 0‘ ”10 National Anthem t meeting to a {IL-lsv' —~‘ 51' MANGAPEHI. The Mangnpehi “a, . , a Sherri dance recently in the local nan wl Eli had been saiiy decorated for th~ “21 rasion with pink and green strvb f):whlle the pink roseflthc ~in:l"llm.tl\'>. tlmver, ““5 “31'? lltllii'enlile -u ‘ 1 Li c S decox'“”"“~“~ 'l'ili‘ i'ui'L-s'i. Kl‘i‘xlgl3s .the tree l‘rrns on the 51‘! u Mint" um] eut‘t‘lh'u touch. ‘5 l“ mu u“ Swift‘s (Irvin's-m. , .- ‘ H musli- and llu\'t‘lt)' 51:11:31: d“f:.::”f‘m .lOXPLL 'l‘li.- instituti- \\.le7 \\'l" ('uu by Mr \\l mm illlil in.“ i 131:) ‘1”.1.‘ the mystery lmln tiilt'~.~l.|']; .1“. \lljhi' Smith illlli Miss .\I, liiit-ll‘.ll.\}.“‘\: tinni‘t- m in .i. |ililrli~il mil “{7}“ Douglas; and spot l'u\vll'vvi Hi: “71...: :ml ML“ I" UHHL‘V \ ”‘I‘Illtt" ‘1"Illl: ournnnn-nt “...s \l. - . ‘ ling: and .\ii' 11. .‘f‘ll:l‘;|.hl‘ “'5 ”Am!“ T3l“ i'7"‘~|<irlll ul 111.- ' el’ » .. \irkers, [H‘l‘M‘llttul llli' 511'::.-;Illlr“ I‘l‘.‘ ing the l‘\'t‘lllll!~'. “H” Ill” ’l‘lm l‘ilni'llun \\.l\ ~ - ' , \lli‘t‘t‘>\flll, imi'l mil-Hill]: :l‘llllllh'.lll’||l|ln‘7r u .»l - .... h. " ' institiihtu.” lull ‘ "" ““-‘|'H‘i'- «if ilil‘

AT 'I'E KAWA. The monthly meeting of the Te Kewa Women's Institute was held in the hell recently. when despite the inclement weather there was a good attendance. Mrs S. Broadbent *presid—ing. A notice was read from the Dominion Federation and the preliminary agenda paper read. One new member was welcomed and two who are leaving the district farewelled. An interesting and instructive paper on “ Burns and Scalds" was presented by Mrs A. S‘L‘hOIES, and questions were invited and answered 'by the lecturer. The roll call, “The most wonderful thin-s I have seen," elicited a wide range of subjects. The competitions, a dish garden. and two varieties or Jellies, produced good entries, those of the former being remarkably good. Mrs Lumsden was lime winner of this section, with Mrs Clover-dale second. and Mrs Chestnut

third. The jelly competition was won by Mrs Stewart. with Mrs Ashton sec—ond and Mesdames Lumsden and Chestnut third. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs Lluverdulu and Miss McLean. FAREWELL PARTY. Mrs \\'. L. Hughes, for some time president of the Ngaruawahia \Vomen's lnsliiuttu “us given a. fare—well by the members in the Orange limit on Friday. Bridge and “500“ were played, the winners i)eing:—Brid;u', Mrs ‘C, E. Wilson; consolation, Mrs A. A. \Vetpp; “500." Mrs M. Prcndergast; hidden inunrber. Mrs Menzies. ‘ Musical items were given by Mesdames C. E. \\'ilson. \V. Martin, Misses l E. Starr and P. Hatton. Mrs Loughnan spoke feetingly of the services Mrs Hughes had rendered ‘the Institute and asked Mrs Fuller to ,make the presentation of a brass Jar—‘diniere. Mrs Park and Miss Butcher ‘presented bouquets, Mrs Hughes suitably replying. ‘ Among those present were :—-Mes-lda‘me-s \V. Fuller, C. E. Wilson, G. B. ‘lsdale. ‘H. Dell, 5 Johnson, J. Henlncssey, \V. McGruer, H. D, Duxtleld. iW'. L. Hughes, J. C, Saxon, C. E. Moir, R. Eyre. i). R. \\‘elrh, \\', Martin, \V. Eyre, M. Longhnan. McUarihy. It. Bunn, A. Li. Mctlurd)‘, :L \V. Speir, A. z\. “Kipp, .\. .\il\\'ill, \V. Park, M. “hiker, 'l‘. 11. Elli-nits .\i Menzies. S. .\. Knight. M. i’rundt-rxusi, u. (:at‘s« \wll, .\. linwsun, 11. 11. Sampson, 11. it. lingers. Missvs H. ltulcherftf. Starr and P. Hutton. “—— AT OHAUPo. 'l'hr nrst monthly anlng ur the Ohanpo \\'mnvn‘s lii‘llilliv' \ms 119141 on April 20, Mrs i-‘lutrln-r, [II-oshh-nl. [tl‘l‘Mliilig' over a 30ml aiii'niinin'i- nl' nn-lan-I‘s.‘ ’i'hv mlnw-titlun. ~'.-\ \‘aso or i-‘lmvnrs" was \\'ull i'l"[||lilll('tl in. n \rnniinrfnl rol—lm'ltnn ul‘ nuiinnn nun-H's- resulting The prim-s nor» its lnlluxn. Mrs Hogan 1, Mrs Suniun L'. .\li.\.\‘ 'l'ltt'hu'nhi it. .\l|s> Mar-dunnht, ul' Kutmki," demonstrated “'l‘insl‘l i'ivlul'z‘s.” tho nmkinir oi" which was \‘vry interesting and kt‘t‘uly “ntrhod by an amn'crlnllvo audience. ' Ailei'nvon tra hrung‘ht u Very happy afternoon In a t‘iust'.

‘ m4:— 1 AT HORSHAM DOWNS. j ——._ \ The May Meeting or the Hm‘shnm Downs “'nmnn‘s Institute was hnld In the hall on \VC‘IHN‘SKIEJ' al‘lN‘nm‘m. furs Upson px‘vsldlnir «WW .1. {my nllmulzlnvu m' ”1011 an aml I‘l‘lmnls, \‘lsilnrs \wx'o prosmn I'rnm Humtuna. Hamilton and Pllkf'liuhc‘. 'l‘hn rullmall was “My Favourite Author." Mrs Upson (president). gave a bru‘l‘ mnmnu'y ut‘ 1110 annual] counm] min-Hm: nl‘ 1h" \\':|lk:\m l“n(lvr:|lmn nl' \\‘nllu-n's Institules whu‘h >llO :ulmulml his! "10me and 311's 'l‘mnmu. nf Humlllon, who has rmmnlly cnmph-Iml n \utrld tuur, gan- u vivnl do—sm'illuun 01' 1191' H‘mr‘ls‘ llll'uuxll L'hn' Hrili>ll [slos. A flue uullecunn of snapshots. illus‘ native or the 10111: and a cum“! model 01' an Irlsh Jaunung car were shown by 1110 spvaker. i A competition, a plate or plain scores, was “nu by Mrs Li. Humor. ‘ M|s<PS Homlr‘l‘snn and llm’Cock were ‘ annruuon {ea hostesses

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