Twenty-first Birthday

Southland Times, Issue 22475, 10 November 1934, Page 17

Twenty-first Birthday

Friends throughout Southland were present at the twenty-first birthday party given by Mr and Mrs W;.^ acKinlay, in the Bowmont street Kindergarten Hall, in honour of their daughter, Miss Jessie MacKinlay, recently. The hall was decorated with coloured streamers, and Mr A. Mac Neill acted as M.C. Mr W. MacDougall provided music for dancing, and the cake had been made and presented to the guest of honour by her aunt, Mrs F. Davis. Gore. At a suitable interval _Mr MacKenzie presented Miss MacKinlay with a key, and Mr P. Barlow proposed her health, Amongst those present were: Mr and Mrs MacKinlay, Mr and Mrs Davis (Gore), Mr and Mrs Jones (Gore), Mr and Mrs S. Trusler (Gore), Mr and Mrs R. MacKenzie, Mr and Mrs Palmer, Mr and Mrs W. Selwyn, Mr and Mrs Waddell (Kennington), Mr and Mrs Henry, Mr and Mrs Mitchell, Mr and Mrs MacDougall; Mesdames J. Trusler (Gore), W. Trusler (Lovells Flat), S. Trusler, J. Greig, W. Stark (Gore), D. Wallis (Gore), E. Ferguson (Gore), and V. Girvan; Misses J. MacKinlay, M. MacKinlay, A. MacKinlay, N. Selwyn, E. Selwyn, I. Parry, G. Stott, G. Ferguson (Gore), M. Stark (Gore), M. Gilbert, M. O’Brien, K. Kain, A. Butler, J. Hansen, K. Wain, E. Henry, B. Liddell, M. Alexander and C. Francis; Messrs W. Green, J. Green, N. Green, J. Selwyn, R. Selwyn, G. Boiven, B. Boiven, G. Shaw (Gore), I. McKinnel (Gore), Len Trussler (Gore), Les Trussler (Gore), A. McNeill, L. Robinson, A. Robinson, J. Glass, J. Calderwood, D. McAra, B. Blee, P. Barlow, L. Penny, L. Camie, G. Kirkness, J. Gilchrist, M. Small, J. Ramsay, C. Mayne, A. Checketts (Clifton), H. Somerville (Clifton), D. Holland, W. MacDougall, J. Whybrow, V. McDonald, E. Moore and Master Jimmy Waddell (Kennington).