SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 46, 23 February 1934, Page 10

SOCIAL GATHERINGS.

The women's branch of the Otahuhu Unemployed Workers' Association held a dance and card party 011 Wednesday evening. These dances, which have been held - every fortnight since last winter, have proved very popular, there being present each night over 2-50 dancers. Mr«. Kemp, lady president, presented the prizes won at cards and Monte Carlo waltzes to the following: Euchre. Mrs. Boswell and Mr, Stinnan; 500, Mrs. Long and Mr. Lovich; Monte Carlo, first, Miss Darby and Mr. Maher; second, Miss Sptid and/Sfr. Spray. ■tC' • Mr. 8-v.d Mrs. Edward Morton, of Benson Road, Remuera, were hosts at a party givenon "Monday evening 011 the occasion of the coming-of-age of their daughter. Kathleen. Mrs. Morton received her guests,jn'-a gown of dove grey sand crepe, while Miss Morton wore ivoryangel skin lace. Dancing and competitions were enjoyed, after which suppar was served;. ! the supper room being decorated in tones of pink and white. During supper Mr. A. Harvey presented Miss Morton with a large silver key to commemorate the occasion. Amoni- the guests were:—Mrs. M. L. Jackson, black satin beaute; Mrs. J. Neville, navy and red figured, t'naroeain; Mrs. R. Dale, flame georgette; Mrs. A. Harvey, powder blue flat crepe; Miss Hilda Jackson, cinnamon georgette: Miss Patsy Neville, floral georgette; Miss Val Neville, apple green dimity; Miss Joyce Olsen, sunset crinkle crepe; Miss Aorere Olsen. apple green georgette; Miss Zoe Rawson, salmon floral organdie; M : ss Bona Gittos. black lace and scarlet; Miss Muriel Enright, floral taffeta ; Miss Margaret Blake, buttercup satin beaute; Miss Dorothy Bramley (Ohinewai), emerald flat crepe; Miss Betty C'heesqman, blue floral organdie; Miss Frankie Heron, ivory lace; Miss Alma Malcolm, periwinkle blue taffeta; Miss Pauline Clarkson (Dunedin), "briar pink lace.

Members of the Ruawaia Bible class gathered at the home of Mr. ancl Mrs. FT. N. Cossar to bid farewell to Miss Elsie Fuge, who is leaving the district for Te Kamvhata. Games competitions and musical items passed an enjoyable evening. During the evening Miss Hazel Cossar, on behalf of the members of the Bible class presented the guest of honour with a handfome liatbox and a sheaf of autumn-tinted dahlias. Miss Fuge responded, thanking all for the beautiful gifts.