SPRING FLOWERS.

Hawera Star, Volume XLVII, 20 September 1928, Page 10

SPRING FLOWERS.

ST. MARY’S SHOW. THIS EVENING’S™ ATTRACTIONS. A busy time was spent at St. Mary’s iiower show and sale of work, J which was continued yesterday evenI iQ S- ) The principal attraction was the children’s concert, organised by Air. A. E. Morris, and comprising cpmI petition winners, all of whom gave a. 1 performance that' delighted a large .’audience. The performers' were: Dance, Junne Goodwin; song, “Brownie,” Archie Sunderland; dance duo, Christine MoLaren and Norma Thomas 1 ; recitation, “Vespers,” Pixie Kent; violini solo, “Sarabande,” Ray Downey; song, “Slumber Seas,” Pauline McEwan ; recitation, “But He Did It,” Reg Muschamp; skipping dance, Joan Thomas; song, “Japanese Butterfly,” Doris Gilmore and Joyce Knightbridge; piano solo, “Sailing,” Shirley Craig; recitation, “Competitions,” Joyce Goodwin ; dance, Audrey McLaren; song, “The Fairy Pipers,” Olga Hancock; violin duo, “Gavotte,” Margaret and Louis Fox; recitation, “The Way To Do It.” Eilai Gunderson; song, “The Swallows,” Jim Collins dance, Highland fling. Norma Dixon; dialogue. - “The Mad' Tea Party,” M. Djunond. Doris Warren, D. Sage and N. Turnbull. Last night the Hawera Municipal Band gave a very interesting series of number-s, including “Royal Trophy” and ‘ ‘ Avondale” (m a robes'), “O’er Hill and, Dale” (fantasia!, “Two Juliets” (<~omet duo), “Fascination” (waltz), and “El Dorado” (ma rch). The’’band will contribute selections this evening.

BABY SHOW. The baby show was organised by Mrs. F. C. King, the judges being Miss Young and Mrs. G. H. Buckeridge The winners were: Under 6 months, Geoffrey Jaine 1; 6 to 12 months, Pamela Foster 1. MALE BEAUTY COMPETITION. RACE FOR FIRST PLACE. Much enthusiasm is being shown in the competition for the “male beauty” premiersliip. Four of the five candidates are scoring well, and all are fairly close together. The results up to 10. o’clock last night were: J. M. Townsend 1676 W. A. Spragg 1595 M. R. Jones 1533 M. H. Kendall 1529 •7. A. Dalgetty 769 Voting will cease at 8.45 this evening, and the crowning ceremony will take place at 9 o’clock, when Mr. J. •Renwick will introduce a novel stunt. Other assistants at the hoop-la stall were Mrs. Keinp, Misses M. Washer and J. Powdrell. NARCISSI—(Amateur Section). Long Trumpet, one.—Mils A. Larcom 1. Mis.v D. Swadling, 2. Long Trumpet, three.—Mis,.s Pettigrew 1, Miss D. Swadling 2. Long Trumpet, six.—Miss Pettigrew i. Leedsii, three. —Miss Pettigrew 1. T.eedsii. six.—Miss Pettigrew 1. Rarrii, one.—Miss Pettigrew 1. Incomparahlis, one.—Mro A. La-room 1 M iss D. Swadling 2. Poet ions, one.—Miss Pettigrew 1. Poetieus, double, one. —Mrs A. T.arcom 1. Poetieus, double, three. —Mrs A. Larcom 2. Polyanthus, three. —Miss D. Swading 1’ Miss F. Johnson 2. i- NOVICES. long Trumpet, three.—Mr T. Innes 1, Miss M. Cowpar 2. Tivro'Uiparab'ilis, three.—Miss F. Johnson 1, Mrs Larcom 2. Narciss. six —Air P. F. Hammonds M'-.nainl 1. Alis‘- F. Johnson 2. i Col lection. —Airs A. Larcom 1, Afiss F. Johnson h.c. DECORATIVE. Lady’s spray.—Aliss P. Gvindrod 1, .v. s ji. vVasr.ij.r 2. Buttonholes, two. —AD'S H. - Washer 1.. Airs Dickie 2. Bridal arm spray.—Airs Downey 1, Wen da. Scott 2. Bouquet violets. —Airs A. Hunter I'. Alison Kemp 2. Bridesmaid's basket.—Mrs. Downey 1, Airs A. Hunter 2. Bowl 'arum lilies*.—Airs H. Washer .1. Bowl of flowers.—Mrs A, Hunter 1, Airs Downey 2. Vase of flowers. —Wenda Scott 1, Airs Downey 2. Victorian nosegay.—-Aliss Grindroi 1, Airs H. Washier 2. Bowl of low jar flowers.—Aliss Buchanan 1, Miss G. Goodson'2.

Mantelpiece.—Mts Pease 1, Mre Foyster 2. Mantelpiece (novices). —Miss P. Grind rod and Wenda- Scott .1. Float- bowl.—(Mrs Downey 2. Lady’s hat. —Mrs Downey 1. Victorian- posy (flat). —Wanda Scott1, .via, T. PT Campbell 2. CHILDREN ’S -SECTION. ■Collection of Bulbs. —Nora Pratt 1. Mabel Wyatt 2. Collection of Flowers.—Wenda Scott 1, Pearl -Gano 2. One Fern in pot. —Wenda iScott 1. One plant in pot.—Pearl Gane 1, T. Bach 2. Buttonhole. —Wenda Scott. 1, Freda Kelland 2. Hand -Bouquet. —Wenda Scott 1. Jill Hunter 2. Bowl of Flowers. —Joan -Downey 1, Wenda -Scott 2. Original Design, floral.—Wenda Scott 1. Tall Specimen Vase, —Joan Downey 1, Wenda Scott 2. Rock Garden, in tin.—Jill Hunter .1.1 Wenda Scott 2. ' SUNDAY ,SCHOOL CHILDREN. Buttonhole.—Helen Young 1, Janet Young 2. Bowl of Flowers.—-Gladys Lendrnni L , SPECIAL TROPHIES. DAFFODILS. i i Amateur. , Hawera Amateur Daffodil Competition. Bowl value £7 7s, presented by Mr F. W. 'Sutton. Twelve Varieties, representing as fails possible the different divisions. —Mr ?. Goodson J, ,Mr 'R. Lewis 2. j Novice. Bowl value £7 7s, presented by Mr -o.' Goodson. Twelve Entries, representing as fails possible the different divisions.-—-Miss G. .Goodson 1, Master L. Lewis 2. SPRING FLOWER- COMPETITION ! Silver Vase, presented by Rev. J. IT. ! Young. - -i i Best display of ‘Spring Flowers. —-Miss d. J. Lysaght 1, Miss J. Rouse 2.