HAMILTON.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20923, 13 July 1931, Page 3

HAMILTON.

Members, of the Lyceum Club met in tho club lounge on Wednesday evening t6( celebrate the fifth birthday of the club. The donations for the evening -were in aid of the Welfare League, and Mrs. 11. J. Greenslade spoke of tho work the league was doing in Hamilton. Mrs. Hugh Douglas, president, welcomed tho members, and an enjoyable programme was arranged,- which included the following items: —Duet by Mrs. ' G. R. Barnett, and Mrs. H. J. Ferguson; song, Miss 0. Kirby; piano solo, Miss J. Money; song, Miss McMullin; recitation, ■ Mrs. F. Bullock; song, Miss I. Duff; reading, "The Voice of the People, .by Mrs. Blomfiekl and Mrs. Prenton, and Miss Campbell and Miss M. Houghton. Among those present were:—Mrs. W. H. Jume, Mrs. Ts W. Piatt, Mrs. Vers Chitty, Mrs. W. J. Stevens, Mrs. R. B. Cranwell, Mrs. H. T. Gillies, Mrs. J. I). Smith, Mrs. H. J. McMullin, Mrs. F. Bullock, Mrs. H. J. Greenslade, Mrs. A Beale, Mrs. Gordon Smith, Mrs, F. Vickery, Mrs. W. D. Ross, Mrs. E. Walders, Mrs. 11. J. Ferguson, Mrs. T.' Tyne, Mrs. A Speedy, Mrs. E. J. Mears, Mrs. F. C. House, Mrs. F. Pratt, Mrs. P. Newland, Mrs. D. Hay, Mrs. , W. Wilson, Mrs. J. Gray, Mrs. Parke Pittar, Mrs. R. Corfe, Mrs. T. Jolly, Mrs. J. Prenton, Mrs. Blomfield, Mrs. M. K. Bevin, Mrs. W. Coventry, Mrs. H. E. Annett, Mrs. G. R. Barnett, Mrs C. K. Verrall, Mrs. A. M. Bisley, Mrs. W.. Fraser, Mrs. A. Joseph, Mrs. A. H. Tompkins, Mrs. A. E.® Sandford, Mrs. Masters, Mrs. Ramsay, Mrs. J. Williams, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. T. Burtenshaw, Mrs. W. King, Mrs. F. Gruar, Mrs. E. P. Cowles, Mrs. D. Wilson, Mrs E. Bouillon. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. G. Ccombes, Mrs. G. Valder, senr., Mrs. A. Wilson, Mrs. Allan Bell, Mrs. W. Seville, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. M. Manning, Mrs. J. F. Strang, -Mrs. 0. R. Farrer, Mrs. -H. Hallet, Mrs. D. Cameron, Mrs. J. J. Standrin,: Mrs. F. . W. Burley, Mrs. Jenkinson, Mrs, Blackmore, Mrs. J. Hall, Mrs. Saunders, Mrs. E. Quick, Mrs. H. Clark, Mrs. G. W. Vercoe, Mrs.- Bennett, Mrs. W. A. Oliver, Mrs. A. W. Green, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. C. Dunford, Mrs. E. Reeves, Mrs. N. H. Hooker, Mrs. E. N. Valintine, Mrs. Shakeshaft, Mrs. E. F. Peacock, Mrs. T.,S. Kingston, Mrs. Buckland, Mrs. G. Grylls, Mrs. H. Luxford, Mrs. T. N. Pembertcn, Mrs. J. Chitty, Mrs. P. Stevens, Mrs. T. C. Fraser, Mrs. G. A. Hurdwood, Mrs. E. G. Johnson, Mrs. E. G. Scrimshaw, Mrs. Froud, Mrs. W Tudhope, Mrs. C. Smith, Mrs. T. Shaw, Mrs. E. G. Rollo, Mrs. P. Dingle, Mrs. O'Sullivan (To Awamutu), Mrs. Arthur (Te Awamutu), Mrs. G. Taylor (Cambridge), Mrs. Stopford (Cambridge), Mrs. W. Johnson, Mrs. J. Thompson, Mrs. T. G. Reynolds, Miss E. Eggleston, Miss M. Stevens, Mrs. A. ' Bourke, Mrs. B. De Rensy, Miss A. v Drake, Miss I. Blackett, Miss G. Eggles-. ton, Miss N. Drake, Miss B. Manning, Miss C. Chitty, Miss A. Holloway, Miss D. Pratt, Miss G. Wyatt, Miss E. Nutsford, Miss M. Campbell, Miss L. Nicholls, Miss I, Duff, Miss Money, Miss 0. Kirby, Miss Hooker, Miss f Bennett (Wellington). Miss E. Wilson, Miss M. - Ross, Miss D. Hall, Miss Keddie, Miss Fri cker, Miss S. Empson, Miss C. Wallnutt, Miss McMullin, Miss E. Walmsley, Miss Johnson, Miss I. Andrews, Miss J. Peaeocke, Miss E. Hume, Miss M. Shaw, Miss M. Houghton, Miss P. Bullock, Miss L. Valder, Miss E. Bullock, Miss Tizard, Miss . \yhite, -Miss M. Gillies, Miss 0. Rowe, Miss I. Vercoe.

Young People's Dance,, _ A very enjoyable little dance, organised by the Claudelands Ladies' Guild, for the young people, was held in the Claudelands Hall on Thursday evening. Tlia hall was decorated with wattle and greanery, and music for dancing was }, supplied by members of the Rio Orchestra. Mrs. A. W. Ward, president, received the guests, wearing a frock of black > lace with a bottle : green bridge coat patterned .in fuchsia. Members of the guild present were: Mrs. G. R. Barnett, Mrs: 0. R. Farrer, Mrs jH. M'. Baker, Mrs. H. Taylor, Mrs H. T. Gillies, Mrs. N. H. Hooker, x Mrs. E. G. Rollo, Mrs. H. Livingstone, and Miss Alma Moore. Among those present were: Mrs. C. Newell, Mrs. T. A. Milroy, Mrs. A. S. Tonks, Mrs. P. A.Sayers, Mrs. G. Brown, Miss Erena Ward, Miss Mary Gillies, Miss Petal McWilliam, Miss Lilian Valder, Miss Edith Welsh, Miss Cecille Chitty, Miss Merle Banks (Tamahere), Miss Mary Watts, Miss Doris Waddell, • Miss Joyce Peacocke; Miss Sydney Strang, Miss Nell Ward, Miss Patty Blake, Miss Margaret Rollo, • Miss Kathleen Rollo, Miss Kathleen Ryan, Miss Rita Ham (Cambridge), Miss Irena_ Harding, Miss Jocelvn Milroy, Miss Elsie Strang, Miss Jeanette Ward, Miss Billy Murtagh, Miss Jean Cameron, M:ss Gwen Innes, Miss Kathleen Murtagh, Miss Jean Miller, Miss Madge Troutbeck, Miss E. Trout-, beck, Miss Nancy Newell, Miss Leon© Swarbrick, Miss Pat. Farrer, Miss Annette Gillies, Miss Biddy Farrar, Miss Alison Hooker, Miss Lorna Sayer, Miss Betty Syers, Miss Athlie Gaze, Miss Mary Robinson, Miss Miriam Blackmore, Miss Sherley ' Tudhope, Miss Merle Chesterman Miss Cecille Gaze,. Miss Barbara Chitty, Miss Elizabeth Bell, Miss Joyce Manning, Miss Helen Gaze, Miss Ruth Speight, Miss Patty Kingston, Miss Heather Stewart, Miss Joan Harvey (Napier, Miss Molly Ambury (Cambridge), Miss Clare Clayton Greene. Bridge, Party.

Miss Bessie Vickery entertained a few friends to bridge at her home'on Tuesday evening, in honour of Miss Petal McWilliam, of Christchurch. The prizes were won by Miss Ethel Seavill and Miss Petal McWilliam. Those present were: Miss Alison Bell, Miss Ethel Seavill, Miss Ethel Upton, Miss Mary Gillies Miss Doris Clark, Miss Betty Manning, Miss Erena Ward, Miss Ails,a Wilson, Miss Margaret Mears and Miss E. Mrs. W. Tanner, of Hamilton, is visiting Auckland. . * Mrs. P. Harkness, of Hamilton, is visiting Auckland.