NATIONAL PARTY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 226, 24 September 1938, Page 15

NATIONAL PARTY.

ONEHUNGA BRANCH. SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION. About MO guests attended a successful social and dance arranged by the < Onehunga Women's organisation of the ' New Zealand National Party, held in '■ the Foresters' Theatre, Onehunga, this 1 week. The stage and hall were tastefully ' decorated with bowk of coloured arum lilies and spring flowers and red, white ; and blue bunting. ] The guests were received by the president, Mrs. Keith Buchanan, who wore a frock of black taffeta. Guests of j honour at tile function were Mr. J. Park and Mrs. Park, who wore a frock ot chantillv lace. A bouquet of spring flowers was presented to Mrs. Park by Mrs. Buchanan. Members of the committee responsible for the arrangements were: —Mrs. A. T. (irundy. wearing black cire satin and cream laee; Mrs. J. Mark, black lace; Mrs. A. Wallace, white eloijue; Mrs. F. fireen, floral georgette; Mrs. A. Liley, black velvet; Mrs. F. Webbe, black panne velvet; Mrs. .1. K. Martin, blue laee; Mr<. F. Knight, red satin; Mr». W. Noad, du>ky pink georgette; Mrs. K. , ' Holebrook. black crinkle cre|>e; Mrs. 11. j C'larkson. floral satin: Mrs. F. O'Gorman. j black velvet; Mrs. F-, <4. Fowler, black i georgette and lace; Mrs. R. Speight. j grey georgette; Mrs. .1. Crawford, black j satin; Miss Stuart, blue georgette; Miss j Roach, floral crepe; Miss Davison, black j georgette. j Among the were:—Dr. North- j croft, president of the Central Wo me a V j organisation; Mrs. (i. Wilkes, Mrs. j E. M. Gould, Mrs. E. S. Crump, Miss ' Ernest, Mesdames Robert Buchanan, ; Cecil (Jeorge. Hon Corson, J. C. Beak*. \ H. J. Mills. M. Wakeman, F. Palmer, N. Lowe. Si. J. T. Thompson, C. Protheroc. 1". Clinch, Sjienclcy Clarkson, (j. Todd, •!. Patterson, B. Adams, J. Haines, T. .1. Xeill. 1". Wight, 11. Stoupe, Allan Lasli. I*'. Livingstone. R. Ramsay, A. Harding. A. For.-ythe. Smertlon, l». Tregidg.i B. F. (iitti*-. <i. A. .Jones, -J. C'owell, T. C. Turnbull, L. Bray. A. Houldswort ii. C. Peake. W. Pilkinginn, M. Wynyard E. Aiiil'l'miii. F. Bartlett. F. Pearson. I). Lumsden. 11. Reading. L. E. Campbell, t;. Ariliur, I". Williams, W. A. Wallace K. t'. Muntgi.nierie, (J. Foote, (J. Mmiteitli, ( . A. Lamb. W. K. Hedditcli, W. S. Dalton. I'. Todd. A. Bassett. F. William-. W. .1. Spring. .1. Wallers, K. Brown, E. Laing. I. K. Ross, Bell, tiili hrisi, .1. Flynn. Misses Lena Simmon I-. lietty Todd. L. Brown, Dulcie Crump. Wariinck. Scopes, Cleghom. K. Morpeth. •T. Bower, E. Bower, M. Smith, Madge and Mary Peake, A. Morton, F. and <!. Hill, M. Forsythe, H. Smith. GREY LYNN BRANCH. A well-attended meeting of members of the Urey Lynn branch of the Women's Organisation of the National Party walield in the Urey Lynn Library hall last week. Mrs. J. W. Kealv was the speaker, and she gave an interesting address on the political situation. Several new | \ members were enrolled at the close of i I the meeting.