HEATHCOTE NEWS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18461, 15 August 1925, Page 16

HEATHCOTE NEWS.

♦ Carnival Jazz. The Henthcote Club Hall presented a very pretty scene on the occasion of the Bowling Club s Carnival Jazz. The docorations wero most artistic, consisting of closely hung streamers of gold and black, relieved with i* V lanterns amongst these proved very effective. Tho success of the evening was due to tiie Ladies' Committee comprising Mrs J. Round, Misses Gus and Greta Thompson, I, Round and 0. Deare. Novelty dances included an Orange dance, which was won by Miss D. Newey and Mr U. Cook, and n lucky-spot waltz, which was won by Miss O. \ eale und Mr P. Lunn. The music was supplied by Les Marston's Orchestra. Amongst those present were: —Mesdames J. A. Hound (smart black satin with georgette overdress beaded and trimmed with sequins), C. A. "Wilson (black chiffon velvet with floral relief), Len. Salt (black satin), A. Bettle (black satiu), A. Hignett (Muck satin with lace overdress), "W. "Williams (black satin and ninon trimmings), P. Cameron (black marocain rlieved with red silk), 0. Buin (tangerine velvet and black overdress), F. Pearce (black Bilk with laco overdress). Misses Gus Thompson (black satin relieved with silver trimininfii), Greta Thompson (black satin and overdress of lace with French posies), I. Round (cydemore georgette and Bilver trimmings), G. Deare (silver shot taffeta with trimmings), F,' Patterson (peach satin), M. Power (yellow organdi), M. Lunoney (black satin), IS. Anderson (pink shot 'affeta), M. Bates (silver satin and lace overdress), M. Taylor (pink satin and radium laco overdress), W. 1). Hargott (Napier) (Hack velvet and fur trimmings), E. Ohurcliill (geoirgetlte), ]J. Barclay (blue and gold satin with radium lace overdress), M. Barclay (blue brocade), E. Shackleton (Koyal biue crepe de chine), I. Ashton (eau de nil isutin), G. E. Mison 'blue georgette), B. Caldwell (blue tissue), F. Cotton (black satin), M. Rinaldi (black velvet), W. Hignett (rose silk), 0. Veale (blue velvet and feather trimming), D. Richardson (pink crepe de chine), 0. Radcliffe (apricot satin with radium lace overdress), M. King (lemon marocain with feather trimmings), Y. Smith (blue Batin and rose clusters), D. Smith (geranium brocaded velvet), L. Bloom (almond green marocain), C. Loader (black velvet and gold trimmings), R. Gallagher (blue marocain), 0. Gallagher (blue satin and silver lace), A. Meade (pink satin and feather trimmings), V. Robinson (blue satin), L. Hill (black georgette), G. Brimblecomb (black satin with radium lace overdreßß), B. Seeler (black satin). Messrs F. Garnett, Pearce (2), Lambert (2), It. Roy, Nixon (2), C. Moulin, A. Urbuan, A. S. Br-.'wn, H. Jarman, J. Morgan, Robinson, B. McLaughlin, F. Jamieson, J. Goodwin, M. Morrow, ,E. Svmonds, B. Harris, I. Hempstolk, 'P. Wareing, F. Seifert, C. Angus, C. Read, J. Wilson, C. Deavoll, F. Clisby, A. Bettle, L. Monkman, R. Hampton, G. I)awe, P. Pall, Purvis (2), P. Lunn, R. Gamt'lin, W. Reeson, H. Buck, J. Penrose, J. Beattie, D. Davidson, B. Bryan, R. Peters, R. Gilbert, J. Aip«y, R. Round, L. Connell, C. Morris, A. Morgan, A. Bloom, A. Olliver, B. Hart, R. Whittington, A. "Webb, A. BarnesHolmes, F. Clarkson, J. Pearson, V. King, ,R. SanßOm, D, Beaumor.t, J. Williamß, L. Broacherie and W. M. Kennedy. .Football The local schools first fifteen defeated West Lyttelton on the Domain by 7 points to 3. Band of Hope. The Heatlicote Band of Hope met on Wednesdav evening, when, a programme of songs, recitations *nd choruses was given by the children. Miss. Ruby "Wilhams officiated at the piano, and Mr M. Nelson was in the chair. An interesting address was given by Mr W. Blazey. Guild Meeting. The Methodist Ladies' Guild met last Thursday afternoon in the schoolroom. Mrs Richards, of Avonside, addressed the members. At the close afternoon tea was served. .