MAUNGATUROTO

Northern Advocate, 9 March 1936, Page 2

MAUNGATUROTO

SPORTS 'DANCE. The Maungaturoto annual sports I. dance, held oh Thursday evening in «the Maungaturoto Public Hall, was, as -usual, a bright and successful func- ■ tion. Dancers from all parts of the " district 'were present, and danced to a late hour to excellent music. Under the able management of Mr Les Snel- ‘ ' ling as M.C., the programme went very enjoyably. Supper was served in. the .supper room, the tables being ‘ .‘tastefully. decbrated 'with asters and ' .autumn daisies in shades of mauve ' and white. Among those present 1 were:— r, t. , (

v Mesdames T. Snelling, . navy and - Ihpe floral crepe; Hugh Spelling,, pink angel skirt lace; A. Hanna, blue and white floral voile? D. McLean, black crepe-de-cjhine; Ross Cullen, ivory tfietalasse; H. Worthington, black lace; J. Sterling (Matakohe), floral crepe-de-chine; Lionel Cullen, black satin; G. Thomas, pink figured silk; J. Jeffs, brown marocain; W. Anderson, sports frock; J. Powell, blue moss crepe; T. Sadler, floral crepe-de-chine; J. Turner, Marina blue lace; L. Ramsbottom, floral crepe-de-chine; J. Massey, black taffeta; T. Huband, black marocain. Misses B. Sterling (Matakohe), green marocain; S. Scott, red lace; E. Cole, blue dropstitch voile; W. Jones (Moerewa), pink floral voile; H. CurtisSmith, Nile green taffeta; S, Petrie, blue floral voile; S. Roadley, green floral voile; P. Roadley, apricot taffeta; E. Lane, apricot corded silk; Vera Cullen, green lace; E. Pinson (Auckland), blue sand crepe; M. Cossar (Ruawai), parma velvet; Loila Par. ker (Matakohe), pink sand crepe; E. Cullen, pink flat crepe; M. Cullen, cherry sand crepe; Joy Cullen, cherry, sand crepe; Mavis Smith (Matakohe), black chiffon velvet; H. McKenzie, blue floral crepe; Enid Cullen, Marina blue crinkle crepe; Nathalie Wallis,, lemon lace; C. Fergus, pink pique satin; L. Giblis, powder blue crepe-de-chine; E. Cawte, green satin georgette; A. McLean, blue satin crepe; M. Jackman, blue marocain; Bobbie Cook, scarlet and ecru lace; Kathleen Cook (Auckland), red checked taffeta; Bonnie Snelling, Marina blue sand crepe and navy taffeta; Molly West, red flat crepe; H, Briers (Matakohe), floral uncrushable crepe; Estelle Snelling (Auckland), floral angelskin; C. Grigg, lemon silk velvet; J. Cannon, blue marocain; E. Healey, tomato marocain; L.’ Pickard, sports frock; N. Ramsbottom, tomato taffeta; M. Sad--1 ler, midnight blue uncrushable crepe; K. Sadler, green floral marocain; Irene Cullen, floral pink dropstitch 'voile; Marjorie Worthington, sky blue organdie; Delia Cannon, black taffeta; Phyl Cullen, blue marocain; Bessie Cullen,.floral georgette; L. Howard, lobelia , blue satin; N.. Grant, Marina ■; green marocain, '

PERSONAL. Mrs Charles E. Ford, of Auckland, is staying with her daughter, Mrs J. Warih. ■ ; Miss Estelle Snelling, of Auckland, is visiting Maungaturoto. * Mrs Pearce, of Otahuhu, is the guest of Mr and Mrs T. Healey. Mrs J. Powell is visiting Auckland this week. Miss M. C. Healey is the guest of Mrs Allen, Green Lane. Mrs Young, of Auckland, is visiting Maungaturoto, and is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs J. Cockerton. Miss W. Jones, of Moerewa, Bay of Islands, is staying with her aunt, Mrs H. Smith. Miss M. Skelton is spending a holiday with her people at Pahi. Mr and Mrs H. Worthington spent the week-end at their seaside residence at Pahi, Miss Massey, of Papakura, is enjoying an extended holiday with Mrs lon, at Waikopeko Creek, Mossy Valley. Mrs Causer and Miss Causer are spending a holiday at Onerahi.