RIVERTON

Southland Times, Issue 25314, 18 June 1935, Page 4

RIVERTON

The Riverton Tennis Club’s annual ball was held in the Empire Theatre on Tuesday, 11th. Music was supplied by the Ambassadors’ Dance Band, while Mr H. J. Walden acted as M.C. Among those present were:—Mesdames W. G. Smith, E. S. Fossey, S. Evans, E. B. Patrick, J. Matthews, J. Stirling, Grenville and J. McKenzie; Misses Patrick, Hancock (2), Tweedie, Hillis (2), Bailey, Wilkinson, Hopwood (2), MacDougall (2), Mcßae, Tunnicliffe (2), Parker, Baxter, Playfair (2), Osborne, Horan, Connell, George, Cussens (2), Hodges (2), Dickson, Strang, Gray, King (2), Woodward, Trail, Anderson (2), Robertson (2), Anderson, Joyce, Campbell, Baxter, Smellie, Buchanan; Messrs H. J. Walden, Dr. Fossey, N. Thompson, W. G. Smith, Stirling, Martin, Strang, Ronald, J. Mathews, Yarrall, Griffiths, Pankhurst, Simons (Otautau), Banks, Thomson (Otautau), Bickley (2), Joyce, Branks, Hopwood (2), McAllister (Dunedin), Marshall, Fallow, McLean, Patrick, Jaffray, Hunter, Rance (Waimatuku), Lindsay, Davis, Hamlin, Devereaux, Bayne (Invercargill), Heywood, Bailey, Turnbull, Dodds, Cowan, McNeil, Hillis, De Clifford, Hodges, Fraser, Sopp, Leary, McKenzie, Williams, Parker, Alexander. Mr and Mrs C. Cussen have taken up residence at Wright’s Bush. Mrs J. Checketts, Invercargill, is visiting her mother, Mrs G. Stevenson, Havelock street.