United Kingdom - Ireland

Feb. 29 When Mrs Mopp Has a Ball a good time is had by all: The general srum on the floor of the Manor Baths, Clapham, while chars from all over London enjoyed themselves at their annual ball. Mrs Mopp Goes Gay: Capers At The Charladies Ball: Was your office desk just a wee bit dusty one day last week or was there a tiny bit of ash left on the carpet? If so, don't blame the char. She probably was a bit per-occupied that night. For those worthiest of the worthy, to give them a wel-earned title those women who get up before dawn cracks the sky and make their way in small groups to do the rooms and corridors of those tens of thousands of offices in the big city were celebrating. In spite of their oft considerable age, and the never doubted hardness of their toil and the smallness of their rewards, these Mrs. Mopps as they have been known since wartime Tommy Handley so christened them are the cheeries and best hearted of the world's workers. So once a year, the charladies of London get together and have their own ball. A abaret, chosen from their own talent, a skiffle group and other attractions, all help to make the chars night off and out a tremendous success

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