WAIKATO NOTES.
A bridge evening was spent at the home of Mrs. J. F. Strang, River Road, Claudelands, on Monday. The occasion 1 was a return match between the Frankton Hill Club and the Claudelands Club. At the end of the evening's play the scores of the Fraukton Hill players were the highest. Mrs. F. B. Jolly won the firet prize for the visiting club, and Mrs. J. E. Chitty for the Claudelands Club. Those present included: Mesdames J. F. Strang, G. Valder, F. B. Jolly, W. D. Ross, G. P. Rogers, A. L. Sheppard, P. R. Stewart, J. Williams, J. D. Smith, H. J. Ferguson, H. Hammond, E. P. Cowle*, H. Hopkins, J. Chitty, Misses C. Jolly and do Renzy. At the conclusion of the golf match on Wednesday between teams chosen by the president and captain, the players were ■ entertained at afternoon tea bv Mrs. E. J. Mears and Mrs. W. H. Hume in the clubhouse. Those present were: Mesdames E. J. Meare, W. H. Hume' W. M. Horton, A. Joll, P. G. Russell, g' Primrose, E. M. Masters, G. Gower, W Batt, T. A. Milroy, C. 0. Bennett, C. A Arthur, P. E. Cleary, E. Bartlett, A. English, A. James, T. C. Fraser, N. R. English, H. D. Matthews, C. Sutcliffe' F. Gruar, F. C. House. Clive Matthews, R. P. Hazard, W. J. King, W. Aitken, C. Taylor, N. Ratcliffe, M. M. Hockin, N. Jacobsen, Misses Stevens, E. Hammond, K. Oliver, K. Wilson, McKenzie, A. Coventry, C. Hunter, E. M. Rees, W. Manning, E. Dawson. E. Norris, H. Hcywood, V. C'ann.
Last Friday Mrs. Hopkirk, of Cambridge, invited a number of gardening enthusiasts to see her daffodils. An enjoyable time was spent, the daffodils being greatly admired. Those present included: Mesdames Neely, E. B. Cox, Allan, Tod, A. Potts, J. Russell, D. Lundon, Perkins, Eitehie, E. Batchelor, A. Eichardson, Misses Brann, Parnham (Christchurch), Cox, Perkins. The ball given by the bachelors <;f Pukemiro in the Miners' Hall on Friday was attended by visitors from all the district. Those present were: Mesdames Gray, D. Johnston, Liddle, Jobes, Eaynor, Drinnan, Kennedy, Jefferson, B. Lake, D. Black, McLean, Fordyce, J. Haley, ' Yates, J. A. Kelly, Simpson, Lawsou, Harris, F. Walker," W. Hodge, Weber, Parsons, ■ Haslam, Ireland, Williams, Staniners, Tullett, Wilcox, Whyte, Arnold, P. Hunter, Clarke, Gatclaell, Green, Delia way, Heathcote, Bowling,' P. Seddon, Wilkinson, Moffatt, Horsburgh, Curragh, Boyd, Seath, Pears, Healey, Batt, P. Brown, Satterthwaite, Hilliard, McGuire, Holmes, Sharpe, Widger, G. Scurr, G. Duck, J.McClennan, T. Eaye, J. Mitchell, A. Cook, B. Jones, Macaulay, T. Brand, Whitehead, Tullett, McLaughlan, Misses Eay, Milner, E. Hedley, A. Blue, M. Eeid, j. Barr, V. Sims, Dowlhlff, Adams, Olson, Latimer, Cochrane, E. Harris, Kerr, Stevens, A. Brown, Lockic, Fairless, J. Milner, Hutchiiieon, Hunter, Green, Cairns, Ridley, Gill, Lennox, Eoper, Bryce, Moloney, Featherstone, D. Tapp, S. Henderson, J. Gill and F. Bryce.
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Auckland Star, Volume LX, Issue 241, 11 October 1929, Page 11
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