OXFORD

North Canterbury Gazette, Volume 7, Issue 59, 26 November 1937, Page 3

OXFORD

Kitchen Evening Held

MISS DOODY HONOURED

Miss Nancye Doody, of Oxford, whose marriage to Mr E. W. Gee will take place soon, was the guest of honour at a very enjoyable kitchen evening given recently by two of her bridesmaids-to-be, Misses Norali Fitzgibboa and Marie Dpody, in the Oxford A. and P. Hall. The evening was spent in dancing, games, and competitions, and a vocal item Avas given by Mrs W. J. Roberts. After a dainty buffet supper had been served, the bride-to-be opened many parcels containing useful and varied gifts for her future home. On behalf of his daughter Mr Thomas Doody thanked everybody for their kindness, and those who had helped to make the evening such a success. Mr W. J. Roberts proposed the toast of his former school pupil, the guest of honour. Music for dancing Avas supplied by Mrs L Paterson, Avith extras by Mr E. Knowles. Mr LaAvrenco Paterson was M.C.

’Among those present were Mr and Mrs T. Garlick, Mr; and Mrs W. Barnett, Mr and Mrs W . J. Roberts, Mr and. Mr and Mrs K. W. >

McGrath, Mr and Mrs K. Patrick, Mesdames D. Horgan, F. Debenham, B. McGrath, R. Garlick, and J. Mann, Misses Nancye Doody, Roie Horgan, Betty Knowles, Marjory Brankin, Ivy Burrows, Inez Robb (Rangiora), Vera Thompson, Nancy Mann, Joan Vincent, Nina Perham, Pat Barnett, Margaret Meyers, Patricia Beere, Francis Meyers, Molly Fitzgibbon (Rangiora), Marie Doody, Norah Fitzgibbon (Rangiora), D. Brosnahan, and Pearl Stevenson, Messrs Kevin Debenham, Thomas Doody, Jim Perham, Errol Knowles, P. Sexton, Reg. Stubbs, Jack Doody, Pat. Daly, Archie Beere, Vern. Palmer, Cecil Gordon (Rangiora), Hilary Horgan, J. Barnett, Roy Bluett, Colin Youngman, Kelvin Doody, Edgar Doody, J. Mcßrearty (Rangiora), G. Woods, Clifford Horgan, A. Thompson (Rangiora), Basil Youngman, and L. Woods.