WAITUNA WEST.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 190, 13 July 1936, Page 4

WAITUNA WEST.

i- (From Our Own Correspondent.) c j WAITCXA WEST, July 10. On Wednesday evening, at the Waitunt West Hall, tlio hall directors held an old ' time dance in aid of the hall funds. Ir " spile of the wet night there was a splendid • attendance. Music was supplied by an orf ehostra, extras being played by Miss M. LLie,-to and Mr Feeny. Mr X. V. Shannon 3 acted as M.C. The Monte Carlo chain ’ waltz was won by Air Slnvass (Chcltcnt ham) and Miss J. Logan, and the Lucky , Cay Cordons by Mr Wait and partner and Mit-s Anderson and partner. Among those present were Aliases K. Alinson, in embossed velvet relieved with lace; M. Lucas, pink elephant crepe; T. Old, white willow erepo trimmed with blue, and white girdle; I. McKinlay, pink crepe; 1). Lucas, white (igiircd cellophane silk; V. Thomason, block windswept satin; 1). Andersen, red inarocain; 1). Coleman, pink velvet and black girdle; K. England, shell pink floral georgette; X. Coleman, black lace and pink girdle; J. Logan, green embossed chenille | velvet; Z. Meads, black panne velvet, relieved with blue; M. Thomason, black velvet; T. Litchfield, fink phanton silk; Al. Guylec, brown georgette; J. Johnson, pale pink georgette and lace; U. Shannon, brown velvet and gold lame-; I>. Bishop, Alarina blue willow crepe; AI. Taylor, blue figured silk voile; AL Claire, pink satin with silver trimmings; Z. Alayhc.v, floral mnrocain; Beard, blown crepe; Alesdames Alvan Shannon, black velvet and blue satin; J. H. Williamson, floral georgette; X. J. Short, black satin velvet and gold lame; L. Aleads, blue satin and pale pink lace coatee: C. Bollard, black georgette and satin coatee; T. Tuohy, pink satin and coatee, white fur; I. Shannon, brown marocain; E. Woolford, red Smith (Levin), flamo georgette; A. Wevoll, Marina blue satin. The Women's Institute held their monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon. Owing to the absence of the president (Airs J. H. WilliamsonL Aliss E. Shannon presided. There was a small attendance owing to the day being wet, and to sickness. Miss Guylec took over temporarily the position of secretary in the absence of Airs Aleads, who was unable to attend. After the business had been discussed, Aliss Guvlce gave a demonstration on smocking, all being very interested. A competition, provided hv Aliss Shannon, was won by Aliss Lucas. The competition for coconut ice was won by Airs T. 1). Stokes. Afternoon tea was served by the hostesses, Alesdames Lucas. Browning. Halford and Misses Lucas (2). Xcxt month the competitions will he for the best dressed sixpenny kewpie doll and the prettiest necklace of heads, articles from both competitions to be donated towards the Christmas tree. A roll call for August, a savoury recipe, will hr- held. '1 he hostesses will he Mi-edames K. Xorthcott, X. Xorthcott, I-. Aleads.-and AI vs Aleads. The meeting closed with votes ol thanks 1o the hostesses, doin'utrator and the chair. Air and Mrs Smith, of Levin, who have been the guests of Air and Alts T. Tuohy, left on Thursday for Whangaroa. Air and Airs J. 11. Williamson, Air and Mrs X. j. Short and Air and Aim H. Younger are oil a short holiday at Tongariro Xational Park. The friends' of Aliss Xancy Pearce, who has been ill, will he pleased to hoar that she is now making a rapid recovery. Airs W. Halford, of Rangiwahia. is the guest of Airs P. 11. Halford. Waituna. Aliss Al. Eggevs is staying with friends and relations at Fcilclinta-