TAURANGA ACTIVITIES

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22212, 12 September 1935, Page 3

TAURANGA ACTIVITIES

SPINSTERS AND BENEDICTS The spinsters and benedicts of Tauranga gave a return ball to the bachelors in the Town Hall this week. The guests present numbered about 500, and the evening proved a success in every way. The decorations in the hall, which had been arranged by Mr. McQuillan, of Auckland, were very original and effective and they attracted a great deal of comment.* Arrangements for supper were in the hands of Mrs. Robinson. Among those present were: —Mrs. J. Guinness, Mrs. J. Sutton, Mrs. T. Harvey, Mrs. Eustace, Mrs. L. Crowley, Mrs. M. P. Munro, Mrs. Ross Clark, Mrs. «J. Baxter, Mrs. E. S. Knowles, Mrs. Charles Tilby, Mrs. Tynan Woollains, Mrs. It. Joughin, Mrs. H. Jeffery, Mrs. A. Breward, Mrs. It. Carnachan, Mrs. J. Denby, Mrs. P. W. Allen, Mrs. It. O'Halloran, Mrs. W. Mansell, Mrs. G. W. Young, Mrs. F. Playfair, Mrs W. Johnston, Mrs. A. Hastcdt, Mrs. M. Perston, Mrs. F. Olsen, Mrs. It. t D. Johnston, Mrs. 13. O'Neill, Mrs. W. English, Mrs. T. Anquetil, Miss Dorothy Wills, Miss Kileen Gallagher, Miss Betty Dale, Miss E. Broad, Miss Belle Turner, Miss Maisie Newport (Tirau), Miss Beth Haven, Miss P. Anderson, Miss M. Wralten, M iss C. Riggir, Miss V. Tanner, Miss A. N. Jaep.ar, Miss Claire Duckett, Miss M. Burke, Miss D. Sutton, Miss M. McKenna, Miss C. Brown (Putaruru), Miss W. Davorcn, Miss A. Gilbert, Miss Lynda Hunter, Miss L. Morse, Miss Phyllis Perkins, Miss D. Gilbert, Miss M. Graham, Miss W. Collins, Miss M. Garvey, Miss E. Hopkin, M iss Nina McLeod, Miss M. Mander, Misses E. and It. ltider. Mrs. Greig Norris, of Gate Pa, has returned from a visit to Auckland.

Miss Jean Kent, of Auckland, is spending a holiday in Tauranga. Mrs. L. E. Woods, of Devonport Road, has returned after spending a fortnight with relatives in Morrinsville and the Waikato.

Mrs. R. M. Hardy, of Auckland, is on a short visit to Tauranga. Miss Grace Collins, of England, who has been spending the last four months in Tauranga, will leave this week for Auckland, where she will spend a month before starting 011 an extended tour of the Dominion. Mrs. Bernard Chambers and Miss Chambers, of Havelock North, are spending a holiday in Tauranga. Miss Beryl Nancarrow, of Christchurch, is on a visit to Tauranga and is staying at St. Annes.