COCKTAIL PARTY
MISS J. GREENWOOD’S GUESTS Miss Judith Greenwood, of Teviotdale, North Canterbury, was hostess yesterday at a very targe and most enjoyable cocktail party, held at Elizabeth House. In the entertainment of her guests, Miss Greenwood had the help of her parents, Mr and Mrs H. D. Greenwood, and of her sister, Miss Daphne Greenwood, as well as her fiance, Mr Anthony Johnson. The guests, who included town and country friends and some visitors to Canterbury for Grand National Week, were Mr and Mrs George Greenwood. Mr and Mrs H. C. Greenwood, Mr atid Mrs G. Oakleigh Greenwood, Mr and Mrs J. H. Grigg, Mr and Mrs Gilbert Grigg, Miss D. Humphreys, Mrs G. E. Kingscote, Mrs Janet Williams, Mr and Mrs Maurice Q’Rorke, Mr and Mrs Brian Johnson, Mr and Mrs Richard Acton-Adams, Mr and Mrs David Gould, Mr and Mrs Humphrey Gould, Mr and Mrs E. G. O. Rutherford, Mrs R. C. Jamieson, Mr and Mrs Morton Smith, Mr and Mrs Blyth Aitken, Mr and Mrs George Hutton, jun., Mr and Mrs David Reese, Mr and Mrs Maurice Macfarlane, Mr and Mrs B. G. Rutherford, Mr and Mrs Guy Dampier-Cross-ley, Mr and Mrs Derek Parsonson, Mr and Mrs J. F. G. Blakely, Mr and Mrs Alan Thomson, Mr and Mrs Donald Robertson, Mr and Mrs Ernest Harrap, Mr and Mrs Robin McKergow, Misses Susan and Joanna CracroftWilson, Phillipa Gould, Kathleen and Diana Rutherford, Elizabeth Q’Rorke, Belinda Williams, Juliet Deans, Jane Chrystall, Susan Grigg, Janet and Virginia Grigg, Barbara and Jennifer Macfarlane, Ann Scoones (Wellington), Mary Chapman, Susan Turrell, Angela Reid, Josephine Glazebrook (Hawke’s Bay), Margaret and Nan Dixon, Rosa Weston, Helen Douglas, R. Johnson, Raewyn Lawrence, Jane Wilding, Julie Wilding, Anne McKergow, Anne Douglas, Aline Studholme, and Gonda Gordon and Dinah Bellerby, both of Hawke’s Bay, Messrs H. G. Helmore, Crowley Weston, Stewart Deans, Christopher Deans, Richard Deans, Russell Deans, Tim Lawrence, Angus Macdonald, John Burdon, Christie Aitken, Hugh Macdonald. W. Macdonald, John Douglas-Clifford, R. Archibald, Richard Douglas. lan Waddy, lan Baird, Michael Cotterill, Humphrey Grigg, John Chaytor, Alex Nelson, James Johnson, Graham Gardener. Hamish Cracroft Wilson, John Wanklyn, John Watherston, J. Dixon, Rupert Thomas. Anthony Wilding, Kerry Fitzgerald, Wayne Duncan, N. Bristed, and James Munro.
STATE BURSARIES IN BALLET FOUR AWARDS ANNOUNCED (New Zealand Press Association) WELLINGTON, August 11. The Minister of Internal Affairs (Sir William Bodkin) has announced the award of four Government bursaries in ballet. “These awards are made every second year,” said Sir William Bodkin. “This allows the professional selection committee to be augmented by the overseas examiner of the Royal Academy of Dancing, who was this year Miss Marion Knight.” The bursaries are valued at £360 s year, and have been awarded to: Miss Sandra Hill, of Wellington, two years; Miss Joan Peek, of Wellington, two years; Miss Joyce Quealy, of Auckland, one year; and Miss Creina Gee, of Auckland, one year. The award to Miss Gee is to enable her to make an extensive study of overseas teaching techniques.
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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27426, 12 August 1954, Page 2
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