HUTT VALLEY NEWS

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 102, 1 May 1937, Page 18

HUTT VALLEY NEWS

CRICKET CLUB DANCE

(From "The Post's" Representative)

A ■well-attended social evening and dance was held in the Taita Hall by the- social1-i.-committee of the- Taita Cricket Club.: Mrs. Pudney and Mrs. Thorns, of the ladies' committee, were responsible for the arrangement of the concert programme. Much appreciated items were contributed by Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Stedman (songs), Mr. J. Bolton (saxophone solos), Miss T. Bilby* (tap. dance), Mr. Will Bishop and Mr. W. :Ji Gough (humorous items). Ross Robinson and his cowboysfrom 2YA were popular" entertainers; with their Hawaiian music." '■'" ■•■"■'' .Before'the supper .interval the president of the club, Mr. W. B. Hutchison, thanked the performers for "their attendance,, and- Mesdarni s-■Purtney and Thorns-'for .'their assistEjice in connection with the concert ■' Mr. Hutchison alro made trie presentation of the E. M, Woolley. trophy ; (awarded 'for the best bowling- average'during the club's past sfason) to Mr. E. Cottle.'. ■, 'The' "men's ' committee:, comprised Messrs. "W. B. Hutchison, E. Wright; L. Sfiarle, A.F. "Westbury; C. Allsop, P.. Moore, H. A: ..Culimore,' and " W. J. Hollis. '(secretary). iEadies assisting were Mi's. Allsop ■ (wearing sage "green lace), Mrs]'Pudney (beige lace). Mrs. Wilson .'(green floral'mafocairi), and Mrs. Thorns' (blacK;: .cloque).'■ Mr. C. Allsop 'was : M.C., arid "Mrs. w Thorns clayed violin accompaniments.' '■■• '"■ ■ Coronation Ball. ■■.■■■• ■';■■'■■'*■'■'.■ ■■■;■■ ~ .On^Cprpnation night, in. Lower;. Hutt tKelfdiSplay^pf' flrewprks ::ih';Riddifprd }Park :;iS; ;toijbe-iollowedfb'y/^tlie.: Cloir^n a-. :tibhi, BaJl^in""';the;i^dj Qinirig:^ Hoiticul-'^raUHall.alArrar)g^ents-:;fpr^e;,fcall v ar^; ; Xvell' ir|? Ifiaiid/: arulvtrie .iyricti!Wi(prorn is.es; 'ioft)ae'r tfie-- mpsft speetacular.;:yet ihe^iliSjttii^rutt^^^y^g;;,^^'"' ■.'' : V!Elabqr'a^e*Mecpratiphs;are;tovbfcused. The vmotifv/ih:!,the":main;;Hall.:- is;'tci be carried-;-6® iiriythe iwith flag v cUrtainings' "for % tlieij ,wndp w's Van d strean^fs-^rmirig: a •:.<:eilinl g'to*tb'e;hall.' .Stii^dS;iandy-baraCT^:4ndva'ir'jfri'eze^..of 'cor6hation.'-tdesig j n/i;wfll ; -"CTtjend;'ysro'vhd ;the'halljiwitllian;illurriinatedicrowri ;as 'cph^-p^d^t-'Supp^ri'^yiU'bfeise^ed^-in-a large 'marquee:-'erfected in front 'of the hall, andSthe -present ■:suppef^roomKis to be, .cony.ertedi-.intb^a,palm'; lounge. ;Stewa^S;MdVqprnmissionaires:^yiU;<:be : in -atteindanpeSiThe^EecretaryjiasVad'vised" ;tnat; '^as': ~the'Siss"uej ; of % tickets ; ;is limited/ittyitation hpiders-shQuld ; .make early -applicaitibn •idr'.thei^; tickets.; , -■.The;Petone auxiliary ;of:?'tti|''-'-Hutt Valley ' branch of the • Returrjed ; Sbldiers' -Association;;conducted-iak-dance in the': social hall' of ithe WprkinfejlVien's Club inrPetpne. Members;of the'ebin,miUee iiwere. Mesdames : .'-■!" Wainscott (wearing scarlet crepe), J. Brennan (navy.;;p,in-spbt marocain), O. Kibblewhite4 v,(Rea;cPck-blue satin), J.; Pointo ■ (almorjd.green velvet), R.Judd (forest green crepe), Messrs. R. Judd, J. Pom- J ton,-.:'tr. :Bpoth, Downeyj and:O. iKibble-■white.yi';^',-.'1 --:'■;.■"■' ">. J-wv.. ■','..':' ■".'- : ■'■ ' ■'".' ' '

Those attending the dance included Mr. and Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Balks, Mrs. Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs.'G. Page, Mrs. Symes, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kibblewhite, Mrs. A. Harre, Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Pointon, Mrs. J. Craig, Mrs,. A. Garner, Mrs. Reeves, the Misses B. and H. Symes, Winnie, F. Green, Marsden, K. Johnstone, S. Rushton, B. Neill, V. August, J. Baigh. Messrs. Hewson, and Marshall. The music was supplied by Miss and Mr. Bryant, and'novelty dances added-to the interest ofthe evening. - ,">.-<''.