TIMARU NEWS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21577, 13 September 1935, Page 3

TIMARU NEWS

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs Andrew and Miss Kathleen McCaw (Wellington) arrived yesterday to stay with Mrs G. A. Bridges (Selwyn street) for the AndrewBridges wedding. _, _ _ "The Readers," including Mrs F. F. A. Ulrich, Mrs G. Webster, Mrs R. D. King, Mrs W. G. Tweedy, Miss Erica Westmacott, Dr. W. H. Unwin, and Mr D. Unwin, will leave to-day to take part in the Drama League festival in Dunedin. Mrs D., Unwin will accompany the party. Mrs Basil Unwin and Mrs W. Pinckney, who arrived for the Batchelor— Elwortby wedding, are staying with Dr. W.-H. Unwin, Church street. Miss Mary Reeves (Dunedin) is staying, with Mrs Henry Harper, 1 Grassy Hills. Mrs Charles Mathias ("Stoneleigh," Fairlie) left yesterday for a visit to England. '.■„,-, i Miss Marjorie Marshall (Beverley road) has returned from a trip to the North Island. . „ ,_ Miss Loo Cartwright (Orbell street) left yesterday for a visit to Chnstchurch. Mrs David Williams, who was the guest of her mother, Mrs Herbert Elworthy (Craigmore), will leave today on her return to her home at Hawke's Bay. ,„ , _* Mrs Gavin London (Falmerston North) is the guest of her brother, Mr H. W. Henderson, Aynsley street. Recent arrivals at the Grosyenor Hotel include: Mr W. Johnston, Mr W. E. Shore, Mr C. J. Choat (Wellington), Mr W. N. Hughes, Mr A. H. Brown (Christchurch). Mr J. M. Ritchie, Mrs W. F. Edmond, Mr F. Sherwood, Mr Charles Batchelor, Mr L. D. Cogan (Dunedin), Mr A. Wilson (Westport), Mr J. Hazlett (Lumsden), Mr and Mrs E. C. Tapley (Invercargill), aria Mr and Mrs W» Cunningham <Dipton).

I DANCE AT MERIVALE I To assist the stall which will be in I charge of Mrs Stephen Parr at St. I Saviour's Jubilee Fair, a dance for I young people was held in St. Mary's 1 Schoolroom, Merivale. Members ef 1 the organising committee were MesI dames Stephen Parr. R. P. Jameson, G. I Strack. E. H. S. Hamilton, C. Niven 1 Forrest. T. Andrews, and L. Ward, as--1 sisted by Mrs J. E. Todhunter, ■* and 1 Miss E. Comyns Thomas. 1 Bowls of spring flowers, blossom, I and greenery had been effectively ar- | ranged throughout the room, and Wil--1 son's orchestra supplied the music. I Amongst those present were Misses Lorna 1 Mulcock, Katherine Cuningham, Loraine Ste--1 venson, Helene Waterston, Barbara Cowie, I Alison Clark, Muriel Hobbs, Marjorie Field, I Mollie Seldon, Natalie Cocks, Elaine Crofts, I Ailsa Crompton, June Robinson, Janet Cooke, I Doree Ward, Pat. Ambridge, Jill Woodward, 1 Isabel Pearson, Nancy Pries, Fay Fleetwood, 1 Hilary Thornton, Monica Strack, Nancy Mal--1 ing, T. Turnbull, May Lindsay, Coleen Chester, Pam. Cuddon. Anne Todhunter, Beatrice Meares, Helen Hamilton, Prudence Meares, Mary Hamilton, Helen Meares, Inez Pinwill, Shona Kincaid, Audrey Taylor, Ngaire Best, Clare Morten, Connie Meikle, Betty Fraser, Ruth Cade, Milla Kempthorne, Molly Beadle, Fay Purdie, Lorna Cull, Myra Goodrick, Betty Beadle, Gladys Goodrick, Edna Bell, Enid Rowe, Betty Ackroyd, Joyce IRowe, Pattie Cameron-Smith, Janet Rowe, Dulcie Harris, Adrienne Wright, Betty Wanty, Margaret Young, Barbara Nicholson, Helen Wright, Marjorie- Hill, G. Parr, Wright, Eunice Doms, Barbara Hale, Masters J. t Sams, John Dobson, Alan Johns, Anthony Alpers, B. Nurse, Alec. Ostler, John Jameson, Roger Miriams, David Livingstone, Brian Homershom, Maurice Otley, Guy Joseph, John Jennings, Alfred Jameson, Ward Allison, Godfrey Jameson, Noel Pope, John Ouningham, Michael Watson, R. M. Cummerford, Ronald Doms, Peter Morgan, S. Furby, Prescott Sly, Brian Morrow, Philip Wright, Jack Hadfield, Harold Parfitt, C. Stagg, J. Dowell, Gordon Holford, Murray Loughnan, Guy Nelson, Noel Pope, Jack Rumbold, Denys Hamilton, Heathocto Needham, Douglas McKenzie, John Cuddon, Jack Fairbairn, David Cooke, J. Pitcaithly, G. D. Adams, Ross 1 Smith, John Woodward, Lester Fleetwood, ' Anthony Poulßen, L. Bullock, F. Bullock, ! Stanley Bell, R. Clifford, and B. L. Hewitt. DANCES ARRANGED At the Alexandra Hall to-morrow evening the popular weekly old-time dance will take the form of a special football night. Jackson's Band will supply the music and dancing will begin at 7.30 p.m. The three guinea waltzing competition will be continued. The other attractions will include a cash miniature and a big Monte Carlo. Visitors to the city are cordially invited. The weekly cabaret will be held at the Winter Garden on Saturday evening. The Bailey-Marston orchestra will provide the dance music. The Evans-Campbell band will provide dance music for the popular oldtime dance at the Peter Pan Hall, Cashel street, to-morrow evening. Two miniature Monte Carlos and two lucky spot dances will be included on the evening's programme. Old and new dances will be included on the programme at the dance to be held on Saturday evening at the Caledonian Hall, under the auspices of the Caledonian Select Assembly. The attractions offered include a cash miniature Monte Carlo. Geo. Bradford's orchestra will be in attendance. VISITORS TO CHBISTCHURCH Federal Hotel: Mrs A. J. Stallworthy and Miss Stallworthy (Auckland), Mr and Mrs W. Robinson (Okain's Bay), Mr and Mrs H. W. Baty (Masterton), Mrs Moffatt CJow (Ireland), Miss C. Lindsay (Oaniaru), Mrs J, B. Moss, Mrs J. Romison (Dnnedin). New City Hotel: Mr and Mis P. K. Price (Picton), and Mies E, Putticlq (Oamsru)..