It Was Xmas For Junior Territorians
pp. 82-83 · Read in the full issue
THE New Guinea Women’s Club ia Sydney again this year gave a Christmas party for the children of ex or actual Territorians who were in the city for the occasion. The function, which in cluded Father Christmas and presents, dancing-girls and party cakes, was held in the Feminist Club, 77 King St., on December 10.
A PIM photographer took these photographs during the afternoon:
Across The Top Of The
PAGE, left to right: Diana Clifford, Helen Cullenward and Beverley Yates; Malcolm Fletcher and Innes* McLaren; David Chambers, Debbie Chambers, Jenny Moore and Adrienne Chambers.
Immediately Above; Re
garded by the young guests as “Hostesses with the Mostest, 1956,” the committee-women who organ ised the party, left to right: Mrs.
A. Green, Mrs. C. Bennie, Mrs. J.
Whiteman, Mrs. Harry Johnston (secretary), Mrs. N. Laws, Mrs. A.
Hornby, Mrs. M. Foxcroft (pre sident) , Mrs. J. Edward (vice-pre sident) , and (partly obscured), Mrs.
I. Carr (treasurer).
DOWN THE PAGE, right: Jill Wright, Dawn Irwin, Wendy Cullen ward, Jean McAlister; Peter Bourke, Roger Hinton, and Peter Cheney; Browyn Jones, Peter Jones, Sally Moore, and lan Dunbar Reid; Bill Hornby with Bill Johnston.
ON PAGE 81: Jimmy and Jenny Lang, who recently arrived from Daru area, where their father is a Patrol Officer, with Adrian Keenan; Jeanette Doyle and Madeleine Whit-
eld; Peter Harvard-Jones with lawn Dunbar-Reid: Julie Ann tannan; Mrs. F. S. Stewart, of the fotel Cecil, -Lae, with grand aughter Deborah, who is the aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, f Port Moresby.