WANGANUI NOTES
PATEA GOLF BALL
(From "The Post's" Representative.)
WANGANUI, August 19.
One of the most successful functions held at Patea for some time was the annual Ball of 'the Patea Golf Club. Some 500 dancers were, present, and thoroughly enjoyed the excellent orchestral music. Japan and its cherryblossom and lanterns provided the foundation of the decorative scheme. Those responsible for decorations and supper were Mesdames R. N. Haddow (in black romaine), T. Cardiff (ivory net ovdr taffeta), Misses B. Wilson (green georgette), L. Carey (cherry silver striped eire), and B. McCarty (in tabac net lace). Among those present were Mesdames T. E. Roberts, W. T. Simmons, J. Petersen, H. Peacocke, A. Gillon, J. D. Cameron, W. Fl Shgild, G. Frazer, R. Hughes, G. Pettigrew, G. Hurley, H. E. Robinson (Hawera), N. Brimley (Waverley),. S. McDonald (Te Awamutu), G. Garribck (Hawera), E. Pearce, C. Wall (Hawera), G. Scown and M. Campbell' (Mariutahi);1 and Misses J. Mahar (Hawera), M. Hawker (Hawera), A. Morrison" (Waverley), N. Carey, F. Brornily, J. Belton, V; Shakleton (Hunterville), . M; Dickie, B. Elmslie, H. Simmons,, V. Hammond, J. Paterson (Welliiigtoh);/ .P* -Hurley, M. and B. Burk^, t .ahd^ J. Paul (Wanganui). :Ay '.'A- - ■ Studio Party. AA- ■' Over 60 guests were eriterfained by Miss; Jean Reid at her studio':'when she gave -a 'party for her juriibr"ballroom cla^^ndfnend^^oinpetitiohsi ;^am6s, and .dancing filled;, a j ;bhappy: eVening. Theyvcompetitiori. wirjtiers were -M. Mitdli|il^C. Jeffs, A.-: Burhett, and ,D: CouU;:b; : ".;., . ..- yy,y ■_■ -A yAy, Slipper Party. ', -.Ayy'y xX. '■ •■■-'•■; ,vlVEeriiibers : ; of :- 'Wanganui^branch of^the Natiprial of Women, re--ceritly ■entertained their president, Miss Ai^CiTi'zard,; at a supper party, arid presented her with a gift ,iri-honour:of her marriage, to Mr. D;-"G: Gordon, of Taihape. . - WJD^F.tJ^ ':<A'y t y-. '. A^bigj.Jog fire and flowers made the room of the Woriien's ->Divi-' '■ sioricf the Farmers' Union very ple.asanfon Wednesday afternoon, when 'a good number of members met. Those ■y^jSo contributed, to the programme were Mesdamei.pet'rett ;)and Blake (songs), and iXsisses,'Missen.(violin), and P. Taylor ('eloeutiori), Shirley Mills (dancing), and A. Rogers. The accompaniments were played by Mesdames F. . Cunningham . and L. Sherriff. Personals. Miss D. Collier is. visiting Auckland. Mrs. F. Lomas has returned from Auckland. Miss Strouts has returned from Gisborne. Mrs. S. Scott returned this week from a long holiday spent in Melbourne. Mrs. R. Drummond has returned from a visit to her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Mclntyre, Wellington. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Harris has returned from a cruise of the South Sea Islands. Mrs. J. B. Davis and Miss S. Davis are visiting Christchurch for the College Rugby- tourney. Mr. - and Mrs.-Kelvin Hammond, of Hunterville, are also viisting the south for the Rugby tourney. - Mrs. Freeirian Jackson who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E. Worsop at Whangarei has returned. Miss H. Barnot is yisiting her sister, Mrs. Ridley Cooke at Thames. Mrs. P. S. Whitlock is attending the twenty-first anniversary celebrations of the New Plymouth, branch of the Methodist Women's Mothers' Union. -.- Miss Elaine Newton, A.R.C.M., will leave for Christchurch on Monday where she will give a pianoforte re- - cita.l. The vocalist will be Mrs. Rus-j . sell Scoular of Wanganui. :
WANGANUI NOTES
Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 44, 20 August 1938, Page 18
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