WANGANUI NOTES
old girl, and had been effectively arranged on either side of the stage and on the walls of the landing on the main staircase ;
Supper arrangements were in the hands of a special committee which had decorated the long tables in the supper room with vases of dainty Iceland poppy buds, bowls of violets, and tall vases of miniature hydrangeas.
Those.in charge of the arrangerrients incldued Misses Mary Sladden '(hon. secretary) Margaret Webb, Jean Paterson, Joan Smith, Barbara Edie, Esther and Katheririe Hoby, Mary Watson, Mary Richmond, Betty Menard, Genevie Holm, V. McLellan, Joy Sutherland, Valeric Norman, Nola Townsend, and Kathleen Pears
Among those.present were Mr. and Mrs. Jacobsen, Misses Vyner, Clachan, Sheila Moodie, Rosemary Wall, Alison Birch, Nona and Maida Solomon, Pauline Macdonell, Audrey Newton, Mercia Pagonis, CorU Olphin, Eileen Holdsworth, Florence Matthewson, Margaret Armour, Nan Hart, Kathleen Pears, Nancy Walls, Peggy Marshall, Winnifred Vickery, June Morris, Joan Smith, Jean Lennie, Pat Gledhill, Pen Rowlings, Jacqueline Evans, Ernestine Winstone, Joan McKellar,'Margaret Jerrani, Jocelyn McLennin, Mary and Betty Sladden, Jean Fleming, Elizabeth McLean, Jean Dallard, Peggy Bothamley, Lola Benge, Helen Maysmor, Dawn Bass, Val. Norman, Barbara and Helen Widdop, Elsa Martin, Dorothy Kelly, Jean Fen wick, Mollie Vickery, Katherine Kempthorne, Lois Mcllrpy, Pam Chapman, Joy Hodgson, Sheila Wilson, Marie Lawson, L. Ramsay, Valeric Robertson, Margaret . Mitchell, Sheila Fraser, Jean Fleming, Millicent Ennis, Molly Goldfinch, Valmai Cramond, Barbara Malfroy, Tui Briton-Smith, Ruth Ffitch, Anne Gow,. Pat Harle, and Ula Ramsay; and Messrs. David Solomon, Dick Morpeth, S. Shayle-George, Phil Callender, Eric Newton, Tony Vogt, Tony and Ronald Wall, Jim Blythe, Dennis and Tom Harty, Alan Armour. Frank McDonald, Hugh Walls, Douglas Davidson, Kay Steel, Robert Paul, Donald Anderson, J. McLeod, Allan Martin, Jock McEwen, Harry Bauchop, John Dill, Dick' Hutchens, L. Sandford, L. Ward, George Searle, Jeff Wallace, Bob Monro, lan Bowie, Dick Armstrong, John .Grainger. Wyn. Mason, Harry . Oram, Alec Jessup, Howard Smith, Lloyd Jenkins, Howard Murdoch, Scott Henry, Henry Abraham, Jack Sangster, Tui Geddis, Ken Bowden,. Hunter Johnson, Tom Ennis, Pat Caird, Maurice Mathewson, John Watson, Bruce McCormick, Ron Every, Jack Anderson, Peter Rishworth, Noel Banner, Lennox Henderson.
RANGITIKEI HUNT
(From ,"The Post's" Representative.)
WANGANUI, June 2,
Seldom have hounds and horses been treated to such a strenuous outing as that enjoyed at the Rangitikei Hunt Club's day at "Shirley." Hares were remarkably plentiful, the runs were fact and exciting, and three "kills" were made. Although the last run was early in the afternoon, it was decided to "call it a day," and everyone was entertained at Mrs. E. L. Briant's hospitable homestead at afternoon tea. Among the riders were Mrs. E. Duncan, Misses C. Wilson, V. Cameron, M. Marshall. The. spectators included Lady Richardson (England), Mesdames G. Briant, R. K. Simpson, Christensen, •G. L. Marshall, F. McLean, W. W. Wilson, and Misses Levett (Bulls), J. Marshall (Wanganui), Deighton, Hammond, Wilkie, and Simpson. Farewell Party. . A'large party of Raetihi friends met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Baird to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 130, 3 June 1937, Page 18
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