BRUNNER NOTES

Grey River Argus, 22 September 1936, Page 6

BRUNNER NOTES

(Our Own Correspondent.) Mr 8. A. Fry returned to Christchurch on Saturday. The whist drive held in the Taylorville School on Saturday nigh?, was won by Mr IL Moore Ist, and Mrs T. Morgan 2nd, A friendly football match wa.s played on the Taylorville. Recreation Ground on Sunday afternoon, in beautiful weather. Brunner Old Boys v. Brunner League Club. A good game resulted in a win for Old Boys, by 21 points to In- For the winners, tries were scored by Gage (2), Alofiii (2), and Eder, three of which were converted. P. Hoggarth,-A. Hog-garth and Sybe all scored tries for the losers. The game was ablj' controlled. by Mr IL Boust ridge. The winners showed surprisingly good form and quite a lot of good back movements were executed. Experience of the finer points led to most of the Old Boys’ points. A large number of spectators witnessed the game, and were surprised at the amount of latent talent in the town. Watlsend and Dolison Mines both, worked live shift’s last week. Brunner Concert Party intend holding a grand ( .oneort on October 3rd-, in aid of the Dental Clinic funds.

A meeting of the Brunner Women’s Institute was held on Thursday evening, Miss Smeaton presiding- over a fair attendance. The mot Co for the evening was "A Stitch in Time Stives Nine.” It was decided to send a donation of IDs to the Leper Fund. Mrs Johnson tint! Miss Smeaton were elected. as delegates to attend file West. Coast Federation Council meeting, to be held in Reefton, on October 16th. It was arranged that an electric cooking demons! rarion be given by the Grey Electric Power Board in Mrs Dickson’s Room, on September 24th at 7.30 p.m. Noii-members 6d each, supper provided. A demonstration ot> paper dull making was given by Mrs Moore. The competition “Home-Made Slippers”, was won by Alt's Bennie The roll call, “Sewing Hints,” was weP responded to. The hostesses for the evening were Mesdames Barber, Messrs McCullough and' Rodgers.

Brunner Old Boy's Annual Ball was held on Friday night, in the Wallsend Hall. It proved a greur success, both socially and The hall was beautifully decorated with red, white and blue streamers and balloons. The music was supplied by the Gaiety Orchestra. and a tribute of praise was paid to them by Messrs Wick and Carse on the occasion of their last appearance in public. Messrs D. Aloi’h ami E. Wick able carried out the duties of AI. The Monte Carlo Waltz was won by Miss L. Watson and Partner, and Mrs Hargreaves ami Partner; and the Lucky One-Step winners were Mr and Mrs M. Creagh. Mr Frank Creagh won the competition for the fancy box of chocolates. Amongst chose present weir: Committee, Mesdames I’must ridge, blue lloial georgette; E. JI allina n, black Itu-e and ninon; J. Pender, black lace; L. Morgan, wine silk; J. Wick, brown silk moracaiu; F. Williams, blue floral taffeta; Misses L. Watson, blue georgette; E. llallinan. black Marietta and lace. Mesdames IL Rothera. black lace; F. Slater, green georgette: .Myers, black georgette and lace; G. Moore, Idack crepe suede; M. Creagh, lloial crepe-de-chine; J. Tennant, blue velvet; R. Johnson, black silk velvet; Al. Bennie, black Mariette; W. M. Gilchrist, wine lloral georgette; Smith, angel skin and lace; J. Bell, black moracaiu; J. Dunn, black cleanese; E. Hales, black phantom faille; Moth, navy blue panne velvet; J. Ford, blaek lace; Phillips, blaek velvet; AV. Kerr, blaek lice; Daglish, black georgette; T. Kerr, black celanese. Misses J. Bennie, blue and white moracam; Z. Kerr, pink moracaiu; 1,. Aleaglier. pink" silk velvet; D. Alclnnis, fugilene; A. Smeaton, wine satin beaute; AL Creagh, wino velvet; J. Holder, cream taffeta; M. Moore, (Hokitika), blue suede crepe; L. Keen, (Hokitika) gieen floral georgette; W. Quinn, blue sarin; E. Fitzpatrick, white c'tgel sl.in tied lace; M. Hartigan, ol.te crepe-de-chine; AL Seyb, lloral moracain; S. Dando, sea green Mariette; N. Kerr, blue nioracti.il); A. Boustr-dge. florid georgette; E. Wright (Dunedin), lloral taffeta; L. Watson, blue georgette; 'J'. Hill, lloral nioraeain; $. Williams, blue c.'i-pe suede; V. Williams, pinze floral georgette; E. and If. Williams. blue Mariette; N. Leit’cli, pink elephant crepe; V. MeLtiskie, pink ii’iit waite georgette; N. Alelntosh, blue si’ll ray satin; AL. Brown, red and white pique voile; E. AlcGeady, grey crinkle crepe; E. Chapman, shot velvet; B. Dando, blue velvet; D. Wick, red panne a elvet; 11. Williams, floral crepe-de-chine; B. Bateman, green georgette and lace; F. Aloth, red lace; E. Hayes, blue georgette and blaek velvet; Al. Bennie, black Alariette. Alessrs J. Daglish, F. Barnard, AV. Carse, E. Croft, AV. Temperley, W. Cosgrove, A. Hoggarth. W. Parsonage, AV. A'leGilchrist L. Hallinan, J. Menzies. F. Fletcher. J. Tennant, J. S. Dunn, C. Alt-Donald, L AlcLead, ML Hartigan, AlcNabb. L. Ford, AV. Ford, McHugh, J. Sharp. Al. Prendergast, J. Guy, E. Rowlands, J. Morgan, E. Rennie, K. Creagh, F. Creagh, J. Kennedy, B. Brown E. Doyle, J. Clark, J. Creagh, P. Pender, G. 'Prince, E. Dudley, AV. AVilde, E. Wick, G. Robertson, A. Me Phie, J. White, R. Moth. E. Cleghorn. T. Jacobs, AT. Creagh, IL AVick, G. Eder, Williams, Boustridge, J. Cosgrove. AlcGeady. Aloore, AValker and Newton