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ST. JOHN'S MAY SALE.

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ST. JOHN'S MAY SALE. OPENED BY LADY MEYRICK. The annual May sale in connection with St. John's, Pembroke Dock, was held at the schoolroom on Wednesday afternoon, the proceeds as usual being devoted to the Addi- tional Curates' Fund. The room was decor- ated with tsrings of small flags, and the stalls, being tastefully setout, the effect was very pretty. The flower stall looked especially well, being surmounted by an arch composed of evergreens. The sale had been organised by a committee of ladies, with Mrs. C. Davies as hon. secretary. Many of the articles on sale had been made at the sewing meetings held during Lent. The stall holders were as follows:— Work stall. Xo. 1—Mrs. S. T. PhilHns, "IB. Troughton, Miss Thomas, Mrs. Saundors." Work stall, No. 2—Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Price, Mrs. Breazington, and Mrs. F. Sanders. Sweet stall—Miss Joseph, Miss Cox. Refreshment stall—Mrs. W. H. Harris Mrs. R. Thomas. Provision stall—Mrs. R. H. William-, "11! C. Davies, Miss Williams. Miss Roache. Flower stall—Miss Freeman, Mis- E. Allen, Mis" Brown. One end of the room was devoted to noon tea, and here a number of prettily diessed tables were set out bv a number of ladies under the superintendence of Mr- Harris. The'helpers included Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Davies, Mrs. Gibbon, Mrs. Peters, Miss A. Borgan, Miss Freeman. Mrs. Str Mrs. James, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Prickett, Mrs. W. Cole, Mrs. Ayres, Mrs. Whitfield, Rees, Mrs. Russan, Miss B. Morgan, Miss Phoenix, and Mrs. Jones. There was a very fair attendance at' the Opening cermony, which was performed by Lady Meyriek. Proceedings commenced with a few words by the Vicar (the Rev. S. T. Phil- lips), who remarked that this sale of work was the result of many week's hard labour on the part of the ladies—and he might say the gentlemen too—of this parish. This year they were especially fortunate in that they had a lady there to perform the opening cere- mony whose name had been so long and so closely connected with the parish—Lady Mey- rick. He was sure they were all very glad indeed to have her in their midst. He wanted to express his personal thanks to all who had worked so excellently during Lent. He had been looking through the report, and he that the amount of money which lal been j realised at the sewing meeting teas had been' more this year than it had been for years. Lady Meyriek declared the sale of work open. In the course of a neat little speech she expressed the pleasure she felt in being present, and said they must all pull together when the object was one such as this. Mr. R. H. Harris moved a vote of thanks to her ladyship, and said that this was not the first time that she had taken a great interest in little institutions of this kind. Mr. Morgan seconded, and it was supported by Dr. Reynolds, and carried with acclama- tion. During the afternoon and evening a pro- gramme of music was rendered by the Pem- broke Dock Orchestral Society, under the con- ductorship of Mr. J. Rousant, and a number of children executed a pretty Maypole dance under the superintendence of Mrs. Evans.

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