CURRENT NOTES

Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22432, 20 June 1938, Page 2

CURRENT NOTES

Miss Winifred Doody (St. Albans street) has been spending a holiday with her sister, Mrs Reid Fagan, Cheviot. *

Mr and Mrs Davey (Riccarton), who have been staying with Mrs Davey’s parents, Mr and Mrs H. Woodill (Akaroa), have returned to Christchurch, accompanied by Mrs Woodill.

Mrs Thompson (Palmerston North), Mrs Dearlove (Kati Kati, Bay of Plenty), and Mr and Mrs W. Innes (Taranaki) are the guests of Mr* and Mrs R. J. Bailey, Little Akaloa.

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SOCIAL AT ST. LUKE’S SCHOOLROOM

MR H. E. DENT HONOURED

Many friends of Mr H. E. Dent, who will leave for England shortly, attended the social arranged by his mother. Mrs A. C. Dent, in St. Luke’s schoolroom on Saturday night. An excellent programme was presented, the organisers being Miss J. Marquet, Miss B. Wellwood. and Mr Winston Nicholson, who also acted as master of ceremonies. An inscribed leather suitcase for air travel - was presenetd to Mr Dent by Mr G. Head, who. on behalf of those present, wished him success abroad. Replying, Mr Dent said that his associations while he had been a member of St. Luke’s parish, had been of the happiest. Hq would take to England, he said, many pleasant recollections of Christchurch.

During the evening Harrison’s orchestra played the music for the dancing. A competition was won by Miss E Moorehouse and a statue waltz by Miss M. Ullrich and Mr J. Wilson.

GOLF CLUB BALL AT KAIAPOI

SUCCESSFUL FUNCTION HELD ON THURSDAY

The Kaiapoi Golf Club held its fourth annual ball in the Orange Hall at Kaiapoi on Thursday. There was a large attendance. The hall was attractively decorated in the club’s colours, blue and gold. Tom Robson’s orchestra supplied the music and extras were played by Mr Ray Boland, of Christchurch. An exhibition of tapdancing was given by Daphne Buchanan. The members of the ball committee were: Mesdames R. J. Smith, E. J. Corcoran. W. G. Wylie, G. Aitken, R. H. Tait, J. Anderson, Misses G. Martyn, H. Fisher, B. Wright, Messrs R. Fisher, J. G. Rainey, and R. Reid. Among those present were Mr and Mrs R. C. Stewart, Mr and Mrs M. Conway, Mr and Mrs J, F. Calcutt, Mr and Mrs W. Tait, Mr and Mrs W. Clark; Mr and' Mrs H. Hamlin, Mr and MrsA. Mcßeth, Mr and Mrs H. A. McCurdy, Mr and Mrs N. W. Robertson, Mr and Mrs L. Hook, Mr and Mrs J. C. Fowler, Mr and Mrs J, White, Mr and Mrs C. Alexander, Mr and Mrs Ken McKay, Mr and Mrs J C. Hargreaves, Mr and Mrs A. Robertson, Mr and Mrs R. Fahey, Mr and Mrs R. C, Boland, Mr and Mrs T. Darby, Mr and Mrs R. Forgie, Mr and Mrs E. Friedlander, Mr and Mrs D. Ransley, Mr and Mrs J. W. Cottier, Mr and Mrs R. Martin, Mr and Mrs A. Nevell, Mr and Mrs M. Leech, Mr and Mrs R. Ellis, Mr and Mrs P. R, Climie, Mr and Mrs J. Benjes, Mr and Mrs B. Martin, Mr and Mrs F. Sharman, Mr and Mrs T. Hanna, Mr and Mrs J. D. McMillan, Mr and Mrs N. Murray, Mr and Mrs W. Paton, Mr and Mrs G. C. Mclntosh, Mr and Mrs J. Millar, Mr and Mrs A. Mclntosh, Mr and Mrs W. McKaskell, Misses W. Buchanan, O. Pearce, Iris Threlkeld, Patricia Wall, Joy Williamson, Ann Hapley, Janet Wright, Joyce Forward, Molly Fitzsimmons, Gretchen McFarlane, Joyce Smith, Joyce Cook, Win Stewart, A. Douglas, Alison Charters, B. Dixon, Kathleen Farrow, Nancy Heney, Aileen Archer, Mae Schofield, Nancy Morrish, Naincy Stevenson, Eileen Hodgson, Nancy Mclntosh, June Wright, Hilda Miller, Phyllis Rainey, Rhoda Aspinall, Lily Marshall, Ann Keating, Nola Forward, J. O’Neill, M. E. Fogo, V. Barclay, Bertha- Frizzell, P. Irwin, Daphne Vercoe, and E. Dunnage. BALL AT MAYFIELD \ The annual ball of the Mayfield Women’s Institute was held in the Band Hall, Mayfield, and many guests danced to the music of Cook’s orchestra. Extras were played by Miss Nada Whiting, and Mr L. Lilley was master of ceremonies. A luckyspot waltz was won by Miss A. M. Feriguson and Mr J. W. Kingan. Mrs L. R. Harrison, president of the institute, welcomed members and visitors.

Among those present were Mesdames L. R. Harrison (president), S. Miller and C. Sewell (vice-presidents), G. B. Murdoch, G. J. Murdoch, J. McCormick, C. Dunstan, S. R. Johnstone, H. A. Scown, A. Rushton, R. Austin, D. Harvey, A. Brown, D. H. Elms, G. A. Meikle, G. H. Lamb. W. K. Dellow, G. N. Harrison, Misses J. Rose, B. Murdoch, A. M. Ferguson, Peggy Whiting, Nada Whiting. Ivy Simpson, Jean Simpson, Noellne Ivey, Jean Ivey, Lucy King, Rita Wright, Elsie Gray, Gwen Ross, Marjorie Moore, Noeline McKay, Merle Mclver, Phyllis Tod, Kathleen Austin, Dorothy Austin, Grace Hewson, Ruth Hewson, Nellie Goldsmith, Emma Goldsmith, Merle McKenzie, Jessie McCormick, P. Harvey, Joan Anderson, Myra Baldwin, Isabel Mathieson, Isabel Harvey. Dorothea Kingan, Ruth Harrlon, and Lucy Tod.

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