LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20905, 12 July 1933, Page 2

LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION.

JULY CELEBRATIONS. j The annual ball arranged as part of the July celebrations of the Loyal Orange Institution is always anticipated with pleasure by members and friends of the District Lodge No. 5, Christchurch, and the ball held last night at the Caledonian Hall proved a successful entertainment. The lodi'e emblems, a crown on an open Bible protected by crossed swords, were arranged on the platform with a background of greenery and pussywillows. An alcove had been draped with the lodge colours and reserved for the use of the guests of honour, who were the Mayor (Mr D. G. Sullivan, M.P.), and Mrs Sullivan, the Rev. J. K. Archer and Mrs Archer, Mr and Mrs J. S. Neville, Bro. J. J. Hollinger (grand foreman), Mr N. Gordon (grand senior deacon) and Mrs Gordon, Bro. W. J. Knighton (grand inner guard) and Mrs Knighton, Bro. J. J. Middleton (past giand master) and Mrs Middleton. The grand march was led by Bro. F. Legge 'district master) and Mrs Fred Smith's Orchestra supplied dance music, and pipe extras were played by Messrs W. Will, J. Patterson, and Arthur Woodward. Members of the organising committee were Bros. F. Legge (chairman), ] J. J. Hollinger (district secretary), W. ! J. Knighton, F. Jones, W. A. Pope, W. j Forbes, L. Ansell, G. Windle, and E. I McKenzie. Amongst those present were Mesdames M. Grant, I. J. Bock, W. G. Blundell, C. Blinkhorn, E. E. Pope, E. Martin. H. Radcliffe, D. McClintock, J. Qualtrough, J. Hansen, A. D. Roberts, F. Roberts. F. A. Baker, E. Ellwood. W. R. Toon, W. Forbes, J. Benson, D. S. Woods, W. A. Pone, W. A. Forbes, H. Lindsav, H. E. Wright, H. Moore, J. P. Bugg, F. H. Banfield, A. [B. Purver, G. Morris, G. Douglas, A. Hooper, S. J. Grimley, J. Robinson, IM. Templeton Watts, Scott, K. Kington, W. McKenzie, F. Legge, E. Poison, L. Cooke, J. Cooke, M. Fenn, J. W. Marsh, R. J. Roberts, L. Hooker, J. Harding, iM. Keighlev, E. McKenzie, E. R. Blanchard, J. W. Blanchard, K. Phair, I. Mills. J. Wilson, R. Nute. F. R. Watson, V. Dickson, T. V. Grimley, L. Cowncs, L. Nankivell, F. Champion, L. Gabbatis, Misses B. M. Pope, V. RadclifTe, B. McClintock, B. Phair, Maud Gurdler, C. Knowles, Mary Law, Alice Smith, M. Scott, Jean Liddell, Jane Forsey, M. Palmer, Iris Aston, Freda Alexander, H. Forbes, M. Forbes, P. Hamilton, Hilda Harding. Muriel McGowan. Rhoda Holt, Dot McGowan, Flo Wilson, P. Sandford, E. Pateman, Lily Harris, T. Beattic, E. McCosh, Kathleen Boyle, Florence Dangerfield, Alma Gray, Phyllis Brown, H. Hardinghan, Margaret Weavers, Anna Bruce, Connie McGowan. Myra Morse. Dulcie Collins, Doris McKay, M. Chapman, Kura Thieie, Joan Thomas, Marie Robinson, Thelma Wright, Patricia Campbell, Florence Newman, Watson. Peggy Graham, H. Rapley, M. Hepburn, G. Allan. Joy Horman, Sonhi« Boyle. Hilda Smithson, M. Garvin, V. Robinson. Tillie Torrens, J. Meadows. Elsie Torrens, Evelyn Webb. Emily Munro. Alice Poison, Aileen Falconer. Audrey Crotty, Elsie Bull, Eva Sandford. and Rita and Mabel Kemp.

SHELL SOCIAL CLUB. Members of the Shell Social Club have decided to organise a series of socials during the winter, and last night they held their second of the series at Dixieland, where dancing and cards were enjoyed. The cosy lounge was arranged for cards and the ballroom was gaily decorated w ; th balloons and streamers.

An energetic committee, consisted of Misses Roma Boyce and J. McLeod, Messrs V. S. Tremain. A. Peckston, A McKenzie, R. G. Dunne, and J. A. Burrage (secretary).

Miss Boyce's frock was of white elephant crepe, made with cowl neckline. Miss McLeod wore a periwinkle blue georgette frock with inset yoke and puff sleeves of floral georgette to tone. Guests of honour were Mr S. N. B. Wynne (branch manager) and Mr W. T. Somervell (assistant branch manager). An exhibition dance was given by Mr and Mrs Leo Bowden and Miss Gladys Fitzsimmons, and Miss Mavis Ritchie gave a humorous recitation.

Among those present were Mesdames John Burrage, J. Peters, M. Teague, J. Dennis, R. Newman, G. Stewart, R. J. Black, E. Andrews, W. Lucas, Eric Burn, M. P. Rousham, Allan Austin, Eric Trist, R. Bcnnell, M. H. McLennan, C S. Lunny, B. V. Brownlee, R. Wright, A. Oaks; Misses Eila Browne, Nanice Thurston, Anne Whitlow, Molly Waller, Barbara Buchanan, Mavis Ritchie, Molly Agar Svbil Petrie, Molly Warner, Ruth Gerrand, Dorothy Wilkins, White, Joan Wright, Gwen Wood, Joyce Ryan, Betty Brien, Nancy Clegg, Edna Crockett. Gwen Suckling, and Winifred Madden.

FAREWELL PARTY. An afternoon party was given by Mrs F. M. Orchard (Cambridge terrace), in honour of Miss Dorothy Maginness, who will leave for England this week. The time was pleasantly spent witn singing, recitations, and competitions, the latter being won by Mrs P. W. Reeves, Misses Hilda Freeman, and Eileen Henry. The quests presented a travelling rug to Miss Maginness, and wished her bon voyage. Amongst those present were Mesdames George Maginness, P. W. Reeves, J. B. Pearson, L. Saul, T. Quirk, S. Mazey, P. T. Beir, S. Winny, and C. Miller Misses D. Maginness, C. Marr, R. Stewart, R. Wilding, H. Freeman, N. Budge, A. Freeman, E. Henry, E. Sellick, L. Muir, N. Bowden, A. Childe, K. Bowden, and E. Couzins.