ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXV, Issue 221, 18 September 1934, Page 11

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.

The St. Andrew's B>ciety held an enjoyable card party in the National Council of Women's ijboms, in Victoria Street, on Saturday evening. Mr. J. Barbour, secretary, organised the games. The prize-winners vw;re: Mr. and Mre. McCrae, Mr. and 3'/ta. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. and Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Wright. Among those present were: Mesdames VU. Black, J. Lornie, D. McLaren, P. G. "bright, G. Spicer, W. McKain, A. J. 1 ttdrhead, Barbour, D. McMillan, Urquh.'itt, Morten, Appleby, McCrae, Smith , I'/tieees Shepard, Morten, Cameron, Wallcerji . A dainty supper was served by the .jlaflies' committee.

FANCY DRESJS DANCE. COLOURFUL COSTUMES. A highly euccessfjial children's plain and fancy dress h njll was held in St. Mary's Hall, E'fterslie. Especially colourful was tho pp. , and march, in which the children rpflcjf.cd great credit on Mrs. R. Hickey, who had carefully trained them. Betflvocn the dances itemn were rendered by Masters Ken Barnes and Noel Mathr Um, Miss Peggy Tate, Master Allan ]l\ jraman, Missee Rosie Veseey and Mol Jlj/ Poulsen. An appro-, priate conclusi bi\ was made by the presentation of* a haka by six welltrain boys in 'Maori attiro. To Mes>dames Gillies «nd Grinter fell the task of judging, s t*'l prizes were awarded as follow:— Primer Sec tfion. —Girls: Best, Coleen Foley; most .original, Margaret Farmer; humorous, GRy Winthrop. Boys: Prettieet, Trevor» Mclnnes; humorous, Mark Williams; o jlginal, Pat and Joe Molloy. Standards I. aird 11.—-Girls: Prettiest, Marcene Kiak; most original, Pat Stanaway; hunjuorous, Hazel Gurrie. Boys: Best, Har/y Foreman; most original, Murray Cfneen; humorous, Stanley Dick. Standa rVie 111. and IV.—Girls: Prettiest, Ei loen Foley 1, Rosio Vessey 2; most or' Dolour Miskell. Boys: Gordon Christopher; mo3t originali, Eric O'Shanncesy; humorous, Pat Trjo/tnan. Stan tfcjrds V. and Vl.—Girls: Prettiest, Hazel Sitteaur; most original, Marie , Hudner; humorous, Nancy Steve cis, Kathleen Whitford and Kathleen VVoodlock. Boys.- Frank Hunt, Jack !Kay and Allan Forsman. op«3n Section.—Girls: Prettiest, Pat«y Dav Lg, 1, Pauline Barnes 2; most original, Hilda Eagleson. Boys: Best. Kei i Barnes and Noel Matheson; most ori final, Bernard Mille. A. special prize was awarded to two lit Ale tots dressed as bride and bridegi .'(Jom who at tho conclusion of the programme presented bouquete to Mrs. Pt. Hickey and the two judges. Messrs. J. 'Jdolloy and P. McCabo ably performed iuties as masters of ceremonies, while JMiss Moira Tinline acted aa accomppanist.