YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED

Evening Post, Volume CXXII, Issue 132, 1 December 1936, Page 15

YOUNG PEOPLE ENTERTAINED

About 80 young people attended a sherry party which Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gibbons gave at their home in Khandallah at the weekend for their son Gerald. Mrs. Gibbons wore an afternoon gown of navy blue ninon, and the rooms were decorated with masses of flowers. In the lounge Iceland poppies looked charming in the glow cast by orange-shaded standard lamps; and rhododendrons, blue delphiniums, and mauve and pink aquilegia were beautifully arranged in the hall and dining-room. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gibbons, jun., Misses Beth and Joan Gibbons, Ruth Gower, Pat and Joan Ryan, Gay Wilson (Auckland), Aroha and Tiora Griffin, Patricia Monro, Barbara Skeet, Marjorie and Elsie Gibbons, Valeric Robertson, Mollie Bishop, Jean 'Roberts, Mary Chesney, Suzanne Bothamley, Kathleen Andrew, Molly Gledhill, Kathleen Kempthorne, Margery Barton, Nancy Meinhold, Kathleen Hickey, Yvonne Holmes, Geraldine Litchfield, Mary Marsden, Joyce Ahearn, Fee Evers-Swindell, Joy Hodgson, Annette Gunn, Lola and Dorothy Kelly, Joan Smith, Cassie and Floie Matthewson, and Messrs. Bill Gibbons, Bob Gower, Bunny Gibbons, Alan and Peter Simms, T. Childs, Roger Roberts, Dick Andrew, Graham and Bernard Forgie, John Hole, George and Alistair Phillips, S. Agar, T. Bush, John Grainger, Russell Hervey, Dick and Pat Morpeth, Jack Holmes, Ray Perry,, Wilfred Ryan, Alex and Alan Armour, Ken Frazer, Jock Thodey, Bernard Webb, Athol Lawson, Dick Nankervis, Ken King, Dudley Bird, Garry Evers-Swindell, Bruce Kirkcaldie, Chadwick Smith, lan Graves, Selwyn Toogood, Jeffrey Gunn, Brian McEwen, Gordon Lauchlan, Howard Smith, and. Douglas Smith.