FIVE O'CLOCK PARTY
To do honour to Miss Isabel Turrcll, whose marriage will take place on April 24, Mr and Mrs Peter D. Ilall entertained many friends at a very enjoyable 5 o'clock party given 011 Saturday at their home in Fendalton. Those who enjoyed their cheery hospitality were Miss Turrell, Mr and Mrs Derrick Gould, Mr and Mrs John Moore. Mr and Mrs F. G. Bristed, Mr and Mrs George N. Francis, Mr and Mrs James Ashton (Sydney), Mr and Mrs Guy Cotterill, Mr and Mrs Eric Millton, Mr and Mrs L. P. Barrett, Mr and Mrs Gordon McCredie. Mr and Mrs P. Hallows Wood, Mrs Norman Wardell, Miss Helen Buchanan, Miss Beatrice Cowper. Miss Kathleen Hoare, Miss Ruth Wynn-Williams, Messrs Heathcote Helmore, E. W. Reeves. T. M. Godby, and W. Cowlishaw. RICCARTON TENNIS (11!! A successful dance, organised by Mis 3 Zoe Rattray, in aid of the Hiccarton Domain Tennis Cub's pavilion fund, was heid in the Oddfellows' llall. Church corner. During the evening Monte Carlo dances were won by MissBrooks and partner, Miss F. Davison and. partner, and Miss Turner and partner were winners of a competition. Music was supplied by Fred. Smith's Orchestz-a, and Mr L.. Stephenson acted as master of ceremonies.
Those present included Mesdames H. Cowles, W. Cowles, C. Tonkin, Misses Betty Ford, Betty Stephenson, Winnie Carter, Doris Carter, Lillie Round, Madge Rice, Essie Rountree, Mabel Kelman, Eileen Plall, Moana Turner, Doreen Bennet, Marcia Beach, Bette Brooks, Phyllis Fletcher, Freida Davison, Margaret Wootton, Maud Paterson, Eileen Spicer, Ivy Waters, Thelma Hepburn, P. Murphy, P. Cunneen, Edna Wright, Joyce Rainforth, May Purvis, Lucy Skerten, Doris Holmes, Isabel Thompson, Mildred Sim, Mabel Sim, Aileen Falconer, Nora Guy, Pat Harris, Thirza Stephenson. Joyce Stephenson, Kathleen Hayes, Doris Millard, Jean Gordon, Josephine Rattray, Jean Marshall, Mamie Harrow, Eileen Harrow, D. Walford, Thelma Braid, Clarice Witty, Olive Highstead, Beryl Rose, Melva Bucknell, Mabel Ryan, Dorothy Ryan, Hazel Giilett, Verna Bradley, Messrs P. Rose, R, Rose, H. Purvis, D. Leith, D. Chisnall, T. Hamilton, W. Taylor, J. Sheehan, D. Jennings, J. Wootton, F. Piatt, K, Marshall, M. Greer, B. Stringleman, A. Edwards, T. Palmer, J. Cunneen, G. South, B. Murphy, J. Harris, J, Eaton, R. 'Mutimer, R. P. Andrews, A. E. Bean, N. Mason, L. Wright, N. Harris, C. Tonkin, Claridge, I. Colder, A. Simpson, T. Storer, J. Storer, G. Barr. P. Kilpatrick, and J. Harrow. A shilling advertisement in the classified section of "The Press" will sell your goods. Try it. 12 words Is. three insertions 2s 6d.—fi
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21449, 15 April 1935, Page 2
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