PUNGAREHU ACTIVITIES

Taranaki Daily News, 6 March 1934, Page 4

PUNGAREHU ACTIVITIES

SUCCESS OF CATHOLIC DANCE. There was a splendid attendance at the Catholic dance on Thursday in the Pungarehu Hall. Many visitors were present from the surrounding districts. Music was played by Misses E. Gilhooly and F. Julian, with extras by Mr. W. Tyson. Messrs T. Brophy and A. Newport were masters of ceremonies. There were 24 tables at euchre. The prizes were won by Mrs. Brbich, Misses L. Sole, D. Ngaia and P. Williams, who tied for first place, Mr. J. Keogh 1, Messrs M. Lawn and F. Riddell 2 equal. Among those present were Mesdames A. Gilhooly (brown marocain), W. Kirkwood (wine shaded frock), S. Renton (maroon crepe de chine), Hurley (navy silk), T. Harvey (blue frock), J. Brophy (blue crepe de chine), Heissepbuttel

(floral rayon), B. Doyle (striped taffetas), W. Hopkins (brown frock),. J. Aylward (floral), P. Brophy (navy frock), E. Gray (floral silk rayon), T. Doyle (brown crepe de chine), F. Deacon, Lawrence (blue and white), R. Inder (floral), W. Bennett (floral crepe de chine), Brennan (black and white satin), Brbich (brown marocain), Priest (floral rayon), Donohoe, D. Fox, Oka to, Old (lemon striped frock), and G. Harvey . (green floraD, Misses M. Corbett (brown), M. Jones (blapk floral silk), M. Gilhooly, K. Aylward, W. Harvey (red and white striped frock), P. Lawn (floral voile, organdie trimmings), E. Gilhooly (blue diagonal frock), K. Julian (white fuji), O. Cooper (blue rayon), R. Brbich (brown crepe de chine), Rawle (pink angel skin), M. Beecham (lemon and white), A. Bell (gold satin), N. Bell (red floral voile with organdie trimmings), P. Brennan (pink voile), A. Honeyfield (blue /floral ninon), C. Brophy (lemon tennis frock), F. Julian (blue pinspot muslin), E. Doody (green floral voile), M. Brophy* (white frock), P. Williams (black satin), E. Doyle (blue satin), H. Doody (floral voile), I. Gray, M. Larmer (white spun silk), M. Doyle (black satin), T. Colson (mauve georgette), L. Sole (floral dimity), M. Hurly (floral rayon), T. Brbich (floral silk), A. O'Donnell (apricot taffetas). Tennis Activities.

• A one-life handicap tournament is being played on the Pungarehu tennis courts. Trophies will be presented to the winners. All players are to make their own arrangements for play and provision of umpires. The first round is to be completed by March 11, The games are being played on points, men up to 61 and ladies 41. The draw is as follows:—Miss C. Brophy (—l5). v. Miss I. Gray (—8), Miss M. Brophy (—8) v. Mrs. E. H. Gray (scr), Miss P. Brennan (8) v. Miss D. Ngaia (10), Mrs. J. Priest (5) v. Miss E. Gilhooly (—8), Miss M. Simmons (15) v. Miss H. Dody (15); G. Pukehika (scr) v. C. Kira (14), J. Priest (—5) v. A. Roots (—10), T. Brophy (—5) v. J. Hunt (16), W. Priest (—10) v. T. Okeroa (10), M. Kupe (20) v. J. Armstrong (10), W. Ngaia (16) v. T. Gilhooly (16), L. Beardmore (scr) v. T. Kira (10), B. Brophy (—10), a bye. Personal.

Miss P. Stempa returned to her home at Masterton during the week-end. ■■ Miss M. Beechan, Hawke’s Bay, is the guest of Miss M. Brophy. Miss D. Good has returned to Okaiawa. The Misses P. and B. Fleming and Miss M. Simmons are at Wellington. Dr. Kelly, who has lately been indisposed, has recovered. Mr. G. Hanright recently caught a 211 b schnapper from off the rocks at Bayly Road. Local fishermen are having * very prosperous season ibis yeoa. 1