A COLLEGE DANCE
A very enjoyable dance was held recently by the masters and prefects of Rongotai College. The hall was gaily decorated with brightly-coloured flags and lights, which, in defiance of the unfortunately unfavourable •weather, produced an atmosphere of cheeriness and -warmth.
An excellent supper was served under the supervision of several of the prefects' mothers and friends. The orchestra provided lively music, and Messrs. Rait and Martin played a pianoforte duet as an extra dance item. Mr. A. J. Heron officiated as M.C. College masters present were Messrs. Heron, Fathers, Farquhar, and Tier. Among the, guests were:—Misses J. Peachy, Martin, Wray, .Russell/ Gray, Woodhead, Clark, Lock, Godfrey, Fitzgibbon, A. Knox, N. Knox, D. Collins, E. Col- ™ ,' X Farfluhar, Stuart, N. Chant, Wakehn.B. Brown, Bromley, Moody, C. Coyle, McLeod, Dentice, Golding, Todd, Stewart, Ashbridge, Smeedy, Mesdames Tier, Pettitt, Bell, Wallace,! train, Haswell, Brown, Heron, Messrs. Durant, Leeks, G. Wallace, Roberts, Potiki, Richards, Whitcombe, J. Wall, Heron, Fathers, Farquhar, Tier, H. Wallace, G. Bell, C. Bell, K. and D. Haswell, F. Parkin, Frain, Drake, A court, K. Coveny, Pettit, Oldfleld, JS.. isrown, MacLennan, Meyer, Heinemann, Lancaster, Gendall, Martin, Rait, Wakelin* Johnston, Dalgleish.i Niven, Sando, Mehaffey.
A COLLEGE DANCE
Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 91, 14 October 1935, Page 15
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