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Enjoying strawberries and cream at
the Garden Party at Kilwarlin Moravian Church last
Saturday afternoon (9th June). (front row) Jennifer
Johnston, Masie McMinn, Norma Miller and Elizabeth
Dunn (former Ballinderry woman now living in Dublin)
and her brother James Johnston, a member of
Ballinderry Moravian. (back row) Billy Gibson and
Brian Thompson (Band - 2 of Us), Doreen Smyth, Liz
Ward, Sr Patsy Holdsworth and Rev Paul Holdsworth.
Beautiful summer weather added to the idyllic setting for a
Garden Party held in the grounds of Kilwarlin Moravian Church
last Saturday afternoon 9th June. Pipers Peter Gray and Michael
Woods piped in the start of the event. The minister, the Rev
Paul Holdsworth opened with a Bible reading and prayer after
which his father, Mr Alan Holdsworth (Chairman) welcomed the
large crown and wished them an enjoyable afternoon. Mrs Karen
Mawhinney said that it was great to see so many here and after
giving a brief explanation of the things to see in the grounds
of the historic church, she declared the Garden Party open.
Stuart Walker and Little Talia Hoey presented gifts to Mrs
Mawhinney and Mr Holdsworth (snr).
Cream Teas and Strawberry and Cream were served in the church
hall and at tables in the beautiful grounds of this historic
church. There were also a variety of cakes, plants, crafts and
bookstalls. Local musicians Billy Gibson and Brian Thompson (The
2 of Us) provided an afternoon of well-known foot tapping songs.
At the plant stand at the
Garden Party at Kilwarlin Moravian Church last
Saturday afternoon 9th June are L to R: Joe
McCord, Derek Woods, Noel and Chelsea Walker and
Amelia Megarry.
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Pipers Peter Gray (left) and Michael Woods
(right) pictured with some of the stall
attendants at the new marquee at the Garden
Party at Kilwarlin Moravian Church last Saturday
afternoon 9th June.
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Ladies who served the teas and the strawberries
and cream enjoying the fun at the Garden Party
at Kilwarlin Moravian Church last Saturday
afternoon 9th June. L to R: Hilda Law, Violet
Haskins, Lily Peake, Kathleen Hunter, Doreen
Smyth and Isabel Irvine.
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12/06/2007
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