WOODFORD PUPILS’ DANCE

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22728, 28 August 1948, Page 7

WOODFORD PUPILS’ DANCE

Gisborne pupils of Woodford House gave a bright dance in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Mangapapa, last night. The hostesses were Mesdames M. J. Brownlie, H. T. Holden, F. Bellerby, Selwyn Averill and R. Watkins, assisted by their daughters, Misses Virginia Brownlie, Patricia Holden, Janet Bellerby, Antoinette Averill and Josephine Watkins, all senior students at Woodford this year. For the dancing, Miss Lena Ruru supplied the music. Lovely arrangements of spring flowers and greenery with brightly coloured balloons added an air of festivity to the hall. Those invited included:—

Naomi Hegarty, Sylvia Bridge, Anne Tombleson, Anne Bayly, Elizabeth Jex. Blake, “Jacky” Gaddum, Valerie Bowen, Jill Bowen, Karen Musgrave, Peggy Williams, Felicity Williams, Joy Wood. Juliet Bush. Anne Matthews, Robin Corson, Dorothy Sibley, Ruth Watson, Alexa Brownlie, Judy and Jill Sturges, Sheila MacDonald, Ann Holden, Roslyn Carruthers, Margaret Musgrave, Barbara Langlands, Natalie Maclaurin, Sue Chrisp, Beverley Chrisp, Jan Oman, Beverley Jardine, Dianne Gaddum, Leslie, Jennifer and Phillippa Mclndowie, Colleen Hansen, Judy Hansen, Judy Oakden, Wendy Snushall, Paddy and Judy Parker, Elizabeth Averill. Louise Parker, Prudence Nathan, Phillippa Chrisp, Sue Loffler, Ray Mitchell, Robin Mitchell, Ray Walker, Wendy Hassall. Baith Kemp, Joanna Sandlant, Hazel Sibley, Annette Hutchison, Sue Tomlinson, Bridget Savage. Ann Kerr, Susan Tuke. Lenore Fitzgerald, Judy Spence, Colleen Mossman, Beverley Smith, Jill Smith, Margaret Bell Thomson, Susie Parker, Janet Steele, Shirley Carter, Dinah Hall, Jennifer Snushall, Pat Morley, Valerie Pyke, Caroline Muir, and Eve Newman.

Graeme Hansen, Christopher and Timothy Gambrill, Donald Wise, James and Peter Parker, Bill Langlands, Hugh Isaac, David and Donald Reeves, Thomas Jex-Blake, Barry Hine, John Holdsworth, Roger Pittar, Brian Fitzpatrick. Jim and lan Melldowie, Peter Jeune, Stewart Williams, John Rowe, Peter Langhorne, Bay de Lautour, Peter Sandlant, Brian Newman, David Steele. Michael Dods. Peter and Ben Primrose, John Faulkner, Martin, Ralph, Adrian and Maurice Williams, Spencer Bush, Mervyn Matthews, Alan and Keith Mossman, Sandy and Brian Bull, Robert Harre, Graeme Smale, David Woodward, Geoffrey Musgrave, David Harries, Ross Meban, David and Len Blackburn, Denis Kohn, John and Timothy Hegarty, Roger and Jack Bellcrby, Robin, Jock, Tony, Michael Phillip and Peter Chrisp. Richard Harris, Brian and Peter Tomlinson, Robin Bruce. Alan and lan Leggat. John and Caughn Powdrell, Howard Tombleson. Odin Watson, Derek Hassal, “Sandy” Garland, Hugh Bridge, John Parker, Mack Irwin, Teddy Adams, Peter Richardson. David and Peter Savage. MOVING ABOUT Mrs. A. P. Dickson, Wainui road, left Gisborne today for Wellington. Mrs. G. I. Parker. Rawiri street, has returned home after a holiday in Christchurch. Mrs. T. A. N. Corson, Riverside read, has returned to Gisborne after a visit to Auckland. Mrs. G. Utting and her son have returned to Tolaga Bay after being the guest of Mrs. T. Utting, Haronga road. While her husband is taking a course at Massey Agricultural College, Mrs. W. D. Caldwell, Domett street, will be staying for six weeks with Mrs. H. B. Johnson in Feilding. Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell left Gisborne yesterday. Mesdamcs L. Balfour and P. Hockley, representing the Gisborne Victoria League, and Mrs. T. Warner, representing the Young Contingent in Gisborne, left today for the first post-war conference of the Victoria League, to be held in Auckland. Out of town visitors for the Mc-Meeken-Matson wedding today include: Mrs K. Woolhousc, Christchurch. Miss L. Williams, Mr. A. L. Henderson, Napier: Mrs. A. J. Prior Williams, Greymouth: Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Prior Williams, Mr, Lee, Auckland; the Rev. B. Prior Williams and Mrs. Williams, Pukehau. ENGAGEMENT

Poulgrain-Dickinson. —An engagement is announced between Bruce, third son of Mr, and Mrs. K. G. Poulgrain, Manutukc. and Elizabeth Mary. (Betty), daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. F. Dickinson, Patutahi.