NATIONAL PARTY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 269, 12 November 1937, Page 10

NATIONAL PARTY.

DANCE AT HOWICK. The Howick Town Hall presented a pay scene on Wednesday evening, when the local branch of the Xew Zealand National party held a dance. The attendance was estimated at approximately 250. The guests were received by the chairman, Lieutenant-Colonel K. B. Tennent, and Mrs. Tennent, the latter wearing Burgundy lace. A short address on the aims of the National party was {riven by Mr. Ronald W. Corson (Auckland). Anion;* those present were: Mesdames W. D. Hughes, D. Hood, W. J. Rutherford, G. G. Somerville, A. Wyatt (committee), also Mesdames A. C. Trousdale, I. Heron, E. Brickell, J. W. Anderson, •I. R. Anderson, Cecil George, A. Snowball, F. Granger, J. F. Findlay, K. Sly, Robert Hattaway, E. Turner, F. Crawford, G. S. Jackson, O. Philips, Ronald Corson, T. Booker, H. A. Cooper, Arnold May, E. A. Kelling, J. Crawford, E. D. Reidy, R. ]<. Xewton, L. Murphy, H. Roberts, T. Granger, X. Dalton, Ulvett Warin, A. S. Holton, H. Leach, Lee. Harrison, H. Ward, D. Barber, Eric Biwkc, J. Bird. Misses Olwyn Rutherford, Eileen White, L. Busoke, B. Snowball, Floss Saunders, J. Grander, Olga Speer, Margaret Fiiidlay, D. Bernard, Joan Wyman, P. Sly, R. M. Irvine, Frances Cooper, M. Willis, R. Wallace, M. A. Ward, K. Roberts, Gwen Byers, Oliver, Evelyn Owens, S. Mansill, Jean Paton, Blanche Haden. T. Farrelly, F. Mcßae,