OPUNAKE NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 14 October 1930, Page 8

OPUNAKE NEWS

OLD-FASHIONED BALL SUCCESS.

ANGLICAN CHURCH BENEFIT.

• The old-fashioned ball in the Town Hall on Thursday in aid of the Anglican Church funds was very successful. The music was supplied by Henderson’s orchestra and the floor was in perfect order. The masters of ceremonies were Messrs C. Maindonald and C. McCullum. The supper tables were decorated and laden with home-made delicacies. A ladies committee hah charge of the supper arrangements. Extras were playen by Mrs. E. G. Baylis, Messrs Hooker and Brooker and Mr. S. Shuler (accordeon). The lucky spot dance was won by Miss Alison Smith and Mr. G. McQuaig and the lucky hat dance by Miss Alison Smith and Mr. K. Macks.

Among those present were Mesdamefc G. H. Huttbn, J. D. Davies (Greytown), A. Petty (black satin), Hall (navy crepe de chine), R. S. Jenkin (black lace), Vooght (black georgette, beaded), Gamlin (green floral satin), Nicholas (Hawera), King, L. M. Julian (pale green .crepe de chine with lace cape and pink posie), F. Maindonald (black satin), L. Chambers (red velvet), H. Parkes (pink georgette), W. Sorrenson (black crepe de chine and lace, black satin coat), McCullum (fawn crepe de chine), Webb, McTavish,'F. Hammond, F. Julian (black satin and georgette), E. G. Baylis (black crepe de chine with insets of pink), G. Taylor (red satin), Howard Smith (black georgette and lace), Cameron (Auroa, plum coloured celanese), J. Hewson (tomato satin), W. Wan, G. Hammond, C. Chiflings, Davis and Allen, Misses R. Julian (pale blue satin, stencilled in gold), A. Woods (pink silk rayon and silk lace), M. Banks (Hawera, canary over lace), A. Brinkley (lemon and blue georgette), B. Lam'bie (pink crepe de chine), S. Jenkin (red satin and lace), M. Crofskey (red velvet and georgette), E. Perry (blue velvet and georgette), F. Crofskey (black satin), Margaret Byars (pale blue georgette with satin bodice), I. Henderson ('black satin bodice with silk skirt), D. Hingley (lemon and mauve georgette), Muriel Byars (green georgette), G. Clegg (black celanese), M. Glengarry (Oeo, black georgette), Murfit. (Auroa, pale blue celanese and lace), Alison Smith (apricot and blue taffetas), G. Hammond (pink sprigged taffetas), Thompson (Te Kiri, blue velvet), D. Wan (blue crepe de chine), Hinch (lemon georgette and pink posie), G. Geary (blue velvet and georgette), B. Mildenhall (Te Kiri, apricot satin), W. Clegg (green floral frock), A. Mildenhall (daffodil yellow georgette, satin bodice), Parkinson (brown floral frock with apricot trimmings), K. Hill (floral rayon). K. Julian (blue georgette, velvet bodice), Jean Allen (grey velvet), A. Glengarry (New Plymouth, mauve

georgette with silver belt), V. Hall (green taffetas with a.pplique trimmings), Vooght (cerise georgette), M. •Wan (blue tin with silver posie), M. Gilshnan (pink crepe de chine and floral rayon), and M. King (blue satin).

CARD PARTIES IN OPUNAKE.

On Wednesday evening Mrs;-- A. O’Brien entertained members of the Opunake Crqquet Club and their friends at flag bridge. The prizes were awarded to Mesdames Grainger and Ritchie

and Miss Speneeley. An enjoyable time was spent by those who attended the surf club’s euchre party in St. Patrick’s Hall on Friday. Supper was provided by the organisers, Mesdames J. Hickey and A. Gadsby. The ladies’ prizes were won by Mrs. J. Geary (first) and Mrs. Gilshnan (second), and the men’s prizes by Mr. W. Fake (first) and Mr. E. J. Wallis (second). Special prizes were won by Mesdames R. S. Jenkin. F. Des Forges, 14. J. Wallis and Mr. K. Macks, two other competitions being won by Mrs. Whittington and Miss M. Byars.