CURRENT NOTES

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21290, 9 October 1934, Page 2

CURRENT NOTES

Mr and Mrs Keith Ower (Tomes road) have returned from a holiday abroad. Miss Edna Lipscombe (Invercargill) is spending a holiday in Christchurch. Mrs Urquhart and Miss Phyllis Urquhart (Shirley) will leave today to spend a fortnight's holiday at One Tree Hill, Parnassus. Mrs F. Wilding and Miss Cora Wilding ("Fownhope," St. Martins) have returned from a visit to Hanmer Springs. Miss Shiela Hudson (Government House, Wellington) will arrive in Christchurch this morning and will be the guest of Mrs George Gould, "Avonbank," Fendalton. Later she will visit relatives at Pigeon Bay. Mrs H. S. Taylor (Cameron street west, Ashburton) will leave tomorrow for a holiday visit to Sydney and Melbourne. Mr and Mrs Climie (Wellington), who have been visiting Christchurch for the Christ's College sports, are now the guests of Mrs M. Donaldson, "Inverness," Ealing. Mrs Guy Pascoe, who has beer, visiting England, arrived in Auckland by the Port Dunedin last evening. She will arrive in Christchurch on October 17, and will stay with her sister. Mrs William Day, Gloucester street west. Miss Pamela Price (Gisborne) will leave Christchurch to-day to visit Miss Nance Blunden, Waikari. Mrs T. Archey (Colombo street), who, for the last three months, has been visiting her son, Mr Gilbert Archey (Auckland), will return to Christchurch on Saturday. At a meeting of the organising committee held yesterday final arrangements were made for the annual ball of the Marist Brothers Old Boys' Association and Catholic Clubs. This year the ball will be held in the parish hall, Barbadoei street, which has been specially prepared by the decorations committee. The engagement of the Bailey-Marston orchestra will add to the many attractions for which this ball is noted. One of the features this year will be the dancing exhibitions by leading local performers. The special arrangements should ensure a large attendance at the ball on Thursday night.

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TRAMPING CLCB'S DANCE The Te Hapu Koa Tramping Club' held its annual dance at Melody Lane on Saturday evening. The committee responsible for the arrangements comprised Misses Dorothy Francis, Edna Holland, and Eileen Donaldson, Messrs B. Cocks, C. Blunt, and W. Taylor. A Monte Carlo fox-trot was won by Miss Otira Fraser and Mr E. Ormandy, and a lucky spot dance by Mrs M. Cocks and Mr B. Cocks. The guests included Mesdames D. Merritt, M. Cocks, A. V. Taylor, R. C. Venning. Misses Hilda Read, Olive Anderson, Ellis Gilders, Patricia Rowe, Nancy Ruston, Kitty Cronin, Joan Wilton, Peggy Patterson, Mavis Green, Althea Collins, Patty and Birdie Luney. Avis Suckling, Florence Wood, Eileen Mahoney, Lconore Sorrel], PhyJis and Maud Cocks, Ruth Clark, Joyce Sargeant, Joan and Phyllis Digby, Margaret Matheson, Una McCracken, Sylvia Cowell, Dorothy Francis, Isobcl Francis, Petty McVickers, Mona Evans, Violet Capstick. Bessie Hosking, Agnes Taylor, Kathleen Johns, Millie Jackson, Edna Holland, i Hilda Johns, Kura Thlele. Marjorie Heward, Eileen Donaldson, Kalhie, Anderson, Myrtle Stephens, Phyllis Forbes, Mavis Lutton, Vera Gasson, Marjorie Woods, Alma Ormandy, C. Corser, Otira Fraser. Phyllis Parr. Betty Robinson, Thelma Merritt, and R. Donaldson, Messi's B. Barwick, Nieholls, L. Easton. C. Blunt, C. Ebert, Eric Bradshaw, E. Cocks, W. Taylor, J. Thiele, T. Samuels, H. Grenfell. E. Grenfell, F. Storey, Cyril Godfrey, Eric Ormandy, C. R. Merritt. N. MeCracken, V. H. Blackett, A. V. Taylor, R. F. Milne, J. Nelligan, Rex Rudkin, E. M. Cocks, R. P. Donaldson, I. Tayloi\ B. Wdkins, A. J. McTainsh, J. Blake, J. Lane, K. K. Martin, J. Priest, R. I. Jacobsen, E. McLeod, I. Sundborn, J. Samuels, H. J. Buchanan, W. E. Blake, J. Lane, C. H. Wilson, M. Coomber, B. Woods, D. Merritt, B. Wolfendale. T. Luney, E. G. Andrew, R. C. Venning, A. Lees, B. Ferris, B. Walker, and W. G. Francis.