HAMILTON INTERESTS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22464, 7 July 1936, Page 3

HAMILTON INTERESTS

ST. Al DAN'S DANCE The St. Aidan's Social Club held a successful dance in the Masonic Hall, Hamilton, on Saturday night, when streamers and autumn foliage made attractive decorations. The hostesses were: —Mrs. W. H. Blakcway and Mrs. W. M. Smallfield. The former wore black Venetian lace and the latter black satin beaute and lace. The committee comprised:—Miss Cathie Speight, who wore a frock of violet crepe eioque; Miss Elsie Strang, black tulip taffeta; Miss Gwen Snell, maize-coloured satin beaute; Miss Moya Forster, turquoise blue Uoral chiffon. Among those present were: —Miss Leone Swarbriek, Miss Kathleen Blakeway, Miss Noeline Peterson, Miss Patty Blake, Miss Muriel House, Miss M. Rollo, Miss Alison Hooker, Miss Dorothy Stranger, Miss Josie Travcrs, Miss Mana Hobbs, Miss Gladys Broad, Miss Marjorie Rhodda, Miss Marjorie Robinson, Miss Daphne Rhodda, Miss Gwen Mead, Miss Madge Parks, Miss K. Templar, Miss D. Nelson, Miss P. Haszard, Miss Vena Forster, Miss Sylvia Smith (Auckland), Miss Elsa Seabrook, Miss Clarice Turner, Miss Isobel Taylor, Miss Olga Moreland, Miss Norma Moreland, Miss Nora Dawson, Miss Xgaire Lancaster, Miss L. Allen, Miss Valmai Davies, Miss Lorna Forster. Miss Beatrice St. Paul, Miss Pat Wycherley, Miss Ohvyn Taylor, Miss Kathleen Whitehead, Miss Phyllis Kear, M iss Sheila Clapham (Auckland), Miss Nancy Dorset. i Streamers in red, white and blue, multi-coloured balloons and masses of foliage decorated the Gordonton Hall last week, when a most successful Leap Year ball was held. The supper room was artistically arranged with bowls of Iceland poppies, violets and snowdrops. An exhibition of tap dancing was given by Mr. and Mrs. J. Tapp. The hostesses were:—Mrs. Rigbv Lister, who wore ivory satin, and Miss Carswcll, who was in nigger brown crepe and a velvet coatee. The committee comprised:— Miss I. Mayall, Miss M.'Saxton, Miss E. Cain, Miss S. Morgan, Miss L. O'Hearn, Miss L. Frandi, Miss B. O'Hearn.