WAIKATO NOTES.

Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 185, 8 August 1927, Page 11

WAIKATO NOTES.

Mi>s C>. Allen has returned to Cainbridge from an extended holiday vi-.il to Kngland and the Continent. Mrs.. \V. (.'. King, of Hinuera, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. K. J. Stewart. Hamilton. Mrs. A. Budd. of Opotiki. is the guest of Mrs. F-. J. Mears, Whitiora. Miss L\ Xcrrish, of Auckland, is staying in Hamilton, where she intends to reside. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Towl.-, of Now Plymouth, are on a visit to Hamilton.

The Joyland dance, held in Alexandra Hall on Tuesday, was a brilliant function, and the decorations meet elaborate both in the hall and supper room. Those present were: Mesdames P,. Kemp. W.

Fisher, Burton, Bishop, Duiistuu, Piutold, Edmonds C. Taylor, Short, Dobbs, Edwards, Hunter, J. McGuire, ii. Waittaker, Misses Adams, J. Pratt, Fox, V. ililne, Barry, Tuck, >»". Monekton, Oilivjpr, Coventry, banning, M. Perliaru, Daltc-n, Pollock, Tombs, Carey, Findlay, Xuriey, Samson. l>. McMillin, T. City, Whitford, J. Masters, Greville, Howielt, Adaruson, Geary, Leslie, T. Monckton, .Mills, M. Livingstone, Sherson, Forbes, Holmes, B. Taylor, Flyger, McDonald. Anplin, Collins, Hepburn, E. Ebbett, Mason. G. Denz, J. Dank?, E. Jennings. Daldy, Harris, Kankin, Dtxlds, Mahood. L\ Langley, Langmuir, Galbraith, K. Wills, Johnston, Hupkinson, Stewart. Kelly, O. Kerfoot, Kayson, Dempsey, Viekery, Morrow, Pizzini, E. Hickey, I. Taeker, L. Cussen, and T. Brown.

Mrs. E. F. Peacocke entertained a number of her friends at a card alter noon on Wednesday, when a jolly time was spent. Those present were: Mesdame- Wyvcrn Wilson, A. Mock, E. A. Cox, 0. M. Monckton, G. A. Hurdwood, T. F. Jolly, J. Chitty, H. J. McMillin, H. Ferpuson, T. T. and Mi>» C. Wallnutt.

At the Y.M.C.A., Hamilton, an afternoon tea was held in the ass-embly hall. Competitions and a short musical programme were murh appreciated by the 2ue*ts. Thoee present were: Mesd'ame* A. B. Cottier. F. M:' Spencer, R. T. Gilmour, J. HcKinnon, H. Gilbert, E V Stace, Velvin, J. H. Hume. \V. B. Smith W. G. Pountney. H. H. Clark, Murray A. Joseph, F. House, f=. Green, Eilry. Beebe. S. Arthur. Cheeseman, Clapham. S. Dennis. \V. Madill. G. Seifert. R. Fow, A. W. Green. Harwood. Watson Ro*eman..J. C. Smith. L. Hame>. G Boyes. GiHin.2. T. Mitchell. E. P. (.owkHodjrkinaon. Y.»,i,] H ;l. Hi;;;,,. floujrh. Canti. R. G. Guy. Prenn'r\ \V. lr r>or?l;j-. A. T.. Vn]-. tt \\ ..„,....., ■ Primro>e. D. Hark and T Collier.

An enjoyable bridge evening was given at Hamilton by Mr. and Mis. 11. Varney at their heme. The following guests were present:—Mesdames >inol«ir Arthur, G. \V. Hyde, Evans, E. r>. Graham, E. Hey wood. Pilkington, King.-ton. Evans, f>. F. Pratt, Kedtond, Burtheushaw. ltogers, and Miss F. Hall.

A delightful rianoe eventuated in St. Peter's Hall, Hamilton, on Thursday, organised by the committee of the Youujr People's Club. The hall was gay with I'lightly-hued coloured streamers and coloured lights. Mrs. E. H. Curling was the lio>te=... Others present were: Mis.-os S. Wright. M. Gwynne, E. Hill, K. WiNon. Tattefry, M. Tombs. Bindon, F. Hall, D. Speight, D. Cle« ?j Perham, A. Johnson, Barber, M. Kin-. Brittain, D. Johnson. CraeWll, M. Wilson. K. King. Hodgson, J. Pratt. Stocken, D. Gould. It. Hill. V. C'ann and T. Browne.

The members of the Hamilton East -Anglican Guild held a most enjoyable social on Wednesday. A fine reading of A. A. Milne's "When the Boy Came Home" was eiven by the Matanjri Kead ing dub. The prirc* in the competitions were won by Mesdames Judd, Hobbs Misses Coventry, Comer ford and Dickev.

At Cambridge, Miss Calvert gave a mosf enjovablo bridsre evening. Tho spaciou* drawing-room was decorated with early spring bulbs. The guest* wore: Me-d.inies M. WolK J. Toil. GlfliUP T.ivlor. A. H. Xicoll. D. R. faldwell. J Sutherland. Braim, Mr-Donald. Gwynneth K. Brabant, S. Braun. and Dunne