A PLEASANT EVENING

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 111, 12 May 1934, Page 8

A PLEASANT EVENING

PLUNKET SOCIETY PARTY

A most successful dance was: given last night by the Wadestown sub-com-mittee- of the Plunket Society'in St Francis's Hall. •„ ;

Large .numbers of young people were there and gay lights and special competition dances added to the gaiety. A demonstration dance by Miss ■ "Wolch was greatly enjoyed, and the music of the Futurists' Orchestra was particularly good.

The supper room was decorated with pink twisted streamers and roses, and a really delicious home-made supper was served. '

The committee included: Mesdanies Mazengarlv Reid, Morton Paterson, Virtue, Wheeler, Barr, Hemery, Leach, Heazlewood, Murray Litchfield, Ongley, Doctor, V. Allen, George, Guthrio Moore, Eastwood. . .'

Among those present were:—Mrs. W. S. Pearce, Miss Barnet, Misses S. Coates, F. and V. Norman, N. lAnley, Y. Holmes, A T. Meinhall, J. Smith, J. Sloman, S. Clay, J. Moodie, B. Gray Young, J. Steele, J. Kerruish, E. Gibbons, P. Hope Gibbons, I. Hopkins, V. Eobertr son, M. Bobertson, J. Glendinning, =M; Chesney, N. Tartakover; K. Nelson, M. Gledhill, S. Brodie, M. Salmond, G. Litchfield, M. Neave, A. Griffin, J. Gill, J. McNeil, L. Baxter, and Messrs. J. Phillips, P. Simm, B. Kirkcaldie, T. Bush, G. Davidson, L. Black, K. Frazer, Shand (2), W. Paterson, G. and B. Forgie, B. Aveling, H. Smith, M. Wright,-S. MeElvee, W. Ward, J. Hopkins, W. Clouston, S. Toogood, E. and P. Morpoth, A. Montoath, I. Salmond, and J. Holmes.