TWENTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY.
Mrs. Conway-King, of Paice Avenue, Bendriagham, gave, an enjoyable party this week, in bonaor of hereon, Mr. Frederick v George ConwnyrJHnf, f- who attained his twenty-first" birthday. Both musie rooms were>gslly decorated, beautiful snmer flowers Wng used with artistry. A laige Urthday cake lighted with 21 candies fceldprideof place fa the centrsofths supper taWe. Many letters Mid besutiful gifts' were received hy the guest of honowr.
, On behalf of his mother, his uncle, Mr. Frederick O'Malley, presented him with s gold wristlfct wstch suitably Inscribed, in memory of his late father. A gold key which the guests autographed was given by his mother. Poring the evening a competition held on general knowledge caused great amusement, Mr. J. Nairn winning the firyt arise and Mr. N. Gordon wss second. Enjoyable musical items were gtvan by Mssdames O'Malley, Conway tW Miss Conway-King, Messrs. Jonss, Gordon, F. Conway-King* J. Nairn. Card trleks wers performed bv Mr. O'Malley. Mrs. Conway-King received the guests in a grey sheer gown, snd Miss Opre Conway-King wore a green striped frock.
Among the guests were Messrs. ▲ Savage, O'Malley, W. Duigan, Gordon, A. Yates. D. Jones, B. Hootea.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 23, 28 January 1939, Page 15
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