Tennis Dance
The Federal was en fete on Thursday evening when the Invercargill Tennis Club held their annual dance. A ballet, organized by J'Jiss Beattie and Mr R. Smith, consisting of Misses Stead, D. Williamson, R. Davis, M. Beattie, J. Scandrett and D. Willett, who wore short check gingham frocks and tennis shades, was much enjoyed. Mr Smith’s and Miss Beattie’s step dance was also a definite success. The Footwarmers’ Orchestra supplied bright music.
Some of those present were:—Dr and Mrs J. G. Macdonald, Mr and Mrs Arthur Deaker, Mr. and Mrs Cockerell, Mr and Mrs Jas. D. Strettell, Mr and Mrs Seddon. Misses Day, Lockwood, Williamson, Raines, Veitch, N. Basstian, E. Wills, Isa Lange, S. Snow, Fay Basstian, T. Smith, M. Cavanagh, G. Macdonald, M. Strang, Y. Levvey, R. Hinchey, O. Holloway, T. Rankin, E. Jones, M. Copeland, S. Rankin, K. Breen, R. Murdoch ( Stead, Scandrett, Davis and S. Murdoch. Messrs E. Rout, H. G. Sutton, W. Hamilton, J. Wilson, M. Page, T. Royds, F. Waymouth, Mills, Watts, Horne, M. Jones, P. Moffett, S. Smith, Souter, Rigby, G. Reed, J. Bird, Hannay, Fish Mitchell, Ironsides, Davis, Holdgate, O. McDonald, Pauli (Tekapo), W. Veitch, Lockhart. W. Strang, A. Kingsland and Len Smith.
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Southland Times, Issue 22188, 2 December 1933, Page 17
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202Tennis Dance Southland Times, Issue 22188, 2 December 1933, Page 17
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