AERO CLUB PARTY

Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 235, 17 September 1934, Page 11

AERO CLUB PARTY

DANCE AT LONGLANDS. On Saturday evening a very jolly and informal private party was held by the Hawke’s Bay and East Coast Aoro Club at Longlands. The night was cold, but ideal for dancing, and Les. Henry’s orchestra provided excellent music. Bowls of apple blossom and spring flowers deeorated the lounge in which a cheery fire was welcome. The verandah was tarpaulined and made a cosy sit-ting-out place.

Mrs Balharry had provided a very enjoyable ami' tasty savoury supper with hot eoffee and cool drinks.

Among those present were: Mr and Airs Alaurice Field, Air and Airs Eric Nelson, Air and Mrs D. Newbegin, Airs W. Richmond, Mr and Mrs It. D, Brown, Air and Airs T. O’Dowd, Air and Airs Pat White, Air and Airs Blundell, Mr and Mrs Barnaby, Mr and Mrs Morris, Dr. and Mrs Faulkner, Dr. and Airs Sutton (Napier), Air and Airs K. Gardner (Napier), Mr and Airs Para Holden, Air and Mrs Ale Donald (Napier), Air and Mrs Donald Campbell, Mr and Mrs W. A. Whitlock, Airs S. Averill, Airs Neil Bell. Aliases A. McLeod, J. Landels, A. TTicks. Redward (Blenheim), G. Bond, B. Blundell. Dr. Cashmere, Messrs G. Gerrand. P. Blundell, T. Barker, H. Sproule (Napier), A. and C, Bell, J. Bernau (Napier).

"Good wino needs no bush" and the merits of the Trocadero Tearooms in Bryant’s Building, Hastings street. Napier, need no boosting. The "Troea dero” makes a specialtv of catering for visitors, and one has only to step inside to sense that "something which makes it different from all other tearooms*

In 'buses trams, in streets, in shops The ’flu germs are around. In anv place where there’s a crowd They surely will be found. So guard against the germs of ’flu Be from them quite secure. And for a certain remedy Use Woods' Great Peppermint Cure