Waituna West

Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7241, 22 August 1933, Page 4

Waituna West

From Our Own Correspondent Footballers’ Ball. On Friday evening- last the hall in Waituna West presented a wonderfully animated scene, the occasion being the annual footballers’ ball; The hall was most attractively decorated with ferns and greenery, while bowls and vases of red flowers gave a. most pleasing effect to the supper room and tables. To the committee and band of helpers credit must be given for the capable organisation which resulted in a bounteous supper of poultry and meat savouries. Dancing was carried on till the small hours of the morning, music being supplied by a professional orchestra. Both modern and old-time dances were contributed. The floor was in excellent order and with the dainty bright coloured frocks of tho ladies, the scene was decidedly picturesque. Among those present were Mesdames L. Meads, who wore black lace and green coatee; A. E. Shannon, blue floral crepe do cslne and black coatee; li. Branch (Cheltenham), black lace and black satin coatee; C. Pollard, black satin; D. Okl, black satin relieved With pink satin; Mrs. Jllston (Hunterville), black floral satin; Mrs. Earner, pink net over satin; A. G. Clark, black satin; P. McKay, black lase and georgette with black lace coatee; M. Entwisle, white satin; F. England, pale pink satin, cape ■sleeves; W. Johnson, black figured, crepe de chine; K, Clapham (Kiwitea), bine satin and black bridge coat; R. Northcotto, black georgette; S. Coleman, black georpette; J. Enblainl, black georgciae l and floral chenille georgette coatee; Turner, red satin and black coatee; It. i Stewart; red satin; Quinlan (Rewa), black lace; Misses M. Watt (Rewa), ’white satin with coatee; I. Powell, gold satin and lace;- J. Batchelar, pale blue organdie relieved with pink and velvet cape of blue; V, Thomasen (Rewa), white lace, and green cape; M. Eggers, flame satin beaute; N. Cummings, flame satin anil white cape; M. Lucas (Rewa), green lace and georgette; N. Whitehead, orange suede crepe; Joyce Anderson (Wanganui), green crepe de chine; M. Birkham, paslal violet satin; G. Palmer, emerald green satin; K. England, orange satin; J. Watt (Rewa), black satin and net; J. Johnson, cerise satin with cape; E. Green, black lace; K. Minson, pale pink georgette and black and white coatee; J. E. Vowell, cream satin and blue cape; i K. Renell, lemon satin; M. Sims (Rewa), white georgette and while fur coatee; N. * Monk, wine satin; June Green, white net. and black satin; Davies, black laco over satin; D. Lucas (Rewa), white satin and lace with scarlet coatee; S. Smith, pink chenille georgette; V. Green, black satin and cape; M. Cuyicc, black georgette and lace; H. Spring, parchment satin; A. Bradley < Palmerston North), cherry chenille velvet with cape; N, Mathew, black georgette and blue coatee; B. Ackerman (Beaconsfield), floral crepe do chine; Malcolmson, white organdie; V. Earle, black satin and oriental coatee; Eliot, pale blue and white fur; Entwisle, while satin; Taylor (Hunterville), black floral satin; Duleie Coleman, red satin; Street, white satin; M. Thomasen (Rewa), white satin and lace with white velvet cape; p. Green, flame elephant crepe and black coatee; Curtis, flame satin; Signal, orange satin; G. Green, blue satin with cape; M, Clare, led chenille velvet. Mr. Ray Batchelar is Visiting friends and relatives at Waituna West. - Mr. and Mrs, C. Peek and family were visiting friends in the Waituna district. Miss A. Bradley, of Palmerston North, is the guest of Mrs. W. Johnson. Mr. V. North was tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith during tho week-end and has' now left for his homo in the Wanganui district. Mr. Y\ Shannon and Mr. B, Shannon were visitors to Wanganui during the week-end. The final match for tho Beard cup, between Apiti A arid Waituna West, resulted in a, win for Apiti A by 9—G.