CAMBRIDGE ORPHANS.

Waikato Times, Volume 121, Issue 20265, 6 August 1937, Page 5

CAMBRIDGE ORPHANS.

BUCCEBSFUL LADIES’ NIGHT. The Cambridge Parish Hall was tastefully decorated with spring flowers and presented a gay appearance on the occasion of the annual ladies’ night of the Cambridge Orphans’ Club recently. The president, Bro. C. A. Finch installed Bro. A. J. Sinclair, of Te Awamutu, as chairman for the evening and associated with them were Bro. Guardian Sandford (Hamilton) and the presidents of the Morrinsville, Ohaupo and Te Awamutu Clubs. Visitors were present from all parts of the Waikato, and an excellent programme by Cambridge and visiting Orphans was presented. The visitors included Mrs A. E. Sandford (Hamilton), Mrs and Miss Seed (Morrinsvllle). Mesdames Heyworth. Thorpe, Reisterer, A. J. Grant, E. Quill, Harrison. Mclntyre (Hamilton), O’Connor, Edwards (Ohaupo), A. ,T. Tailby (Te Awamutu), G. G. L. Taylor. Mervyn Wells, C. A. Finch, H. E. Amyes, H. G. Foster, C. Waghorne. P. Graham, H. Carter. S. Holmes, A. J. S. Richardson, G. Gee, C. Wood. C». E. Hayden, H. Bishop, M. Johnson, M. Richardson, J. Weathered, J. A. Sands, W. White, E. Buttlmore, Edgar James, Chard, K. J. Newcombe, G. Worms, Anderson, Chard, J. A. Blackman, P. J. Randle, C. Wallace, W. Webber, von Zalinski, C. Canty, Attwood. Misses M. Rawlinson (Ohaupo), L Dixon (Hamilton), S. Palmer, B Moore, P. Kennedy, L. Mclntyre (Hamilton), E. Johnson, Mary Attwood, E. Newcom'be, W. Chard, M , Muller, V. Foote, M. Millar.