SOCIAL NOTES.

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 17995, 28 June 1928, Page 13

SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Temple, Sarah Street, has returned from Geraldine. . Miss Marjorie Edgar-Jones, Otin-t-iri,” left yesterday for Christchurch. Mr and Mrs A. H. Muir, Sarah Street, are in Christchurch. Mrs It. 0. Lindsay, To AVeka Street, has returned from Dunedin. Mr and Mrs Alan Giles, North Island, and Miss Marian Giles, Christchurch, are at Tekapo. Mr C. S. Fraser, Selwyn Street, has returned from a visit to Mr and Mrs C. L. Fraser, Temuka. Misess Joyce and Enid Edgar-Jones, “Otiritiri,”' will leave to-day for Tekapo. Mr and Mrs AV. T. Ritchie, Te Tawa, have returned from Dunedin. Miss Carslake, who is their guest, will leave shortly for Mt. Cook. The Misses Baird, Scotland, who have been staying with Mrs H. Elworthy, “Craigmorc,” left yesterday for Christchurch. Mrs Malfroy and her daughter, Mrs W. D. Revell, were the joint hostesses at a very enjoyable bridge-party, which was held in the Ladies’ Club Rooms last night. Mrs, Malfroy wore s, frock of black mirror velvet, with mauve and steel embroideries. Mrs Revell’ s ’ frock- was of, black l ring velvet with inset panels of pink georgette and diamente embroidery. Her sister, Mrs H. Thompson, wore a black georgette: and lace frock. Among those invited were Mrs Stronach, Mrs W. D. Campbell, Mrs AV. J. Cotterill, Mrs A. Grant, Mrs H. Hall, Mrs R. ■ Priest, Mrs W. Burns, ■■ Mrs E. G. Kerr, Mrs Howley, Mrs Huddleston,.Mrs W. Johnston, Mrs R.-AVigley,' Mrs A. AVigley, Mrs F. Oxford, Mrs AV. Thomas, Mrs H: Hay, Mrs H. H. Webb, Mrs C. J. Fair, Mrs L. E. Finch, Mrs E. J.. LeCren, Mrs W. H. AValton, Mrs AV., Raymond, Mrs Dick, Mrs L. S. Talbot, Mrs O. Fraser,. Mrs Bannerman • MrsE. A. Scott- Mrs H. Thompson. (Dunedin). Mrs C. B. King, Mrs J.. B. Thompson, Miss Revell, Aliss L. Fussed, Miss Knubley, Miss Dryden, Miss Barr, Miss Wright, Miss Howell, Miss F- Ziesler, Miss Sharp and Miss H. Cotterill. Last night at “Otumararaa,” Mr and Mrs Simon Mackenzie, gave a dolightful “coming-out” dance for their younger daughter, Mary, who wore a dainty frock of silver lace over pale pink georgette, wiih scalloped hem of pink and mauve, and a posy of rosebuds and violets. Mrs Mackenzie'wore a black georgette,, frock,' beaded inshaded sequins and steel beads. Miss Jessie Mackenzie wore a cream georgette over pink georgette, skirt heavily beaded in gold and coloured' beads. Mrs Alister Mackenzie’s frock yvas of pale peach coloured georgette- and lace. Dancing took place in the. hall, which was prettily decorated; with chrysanthemums , .aind_ . autumn ' leaves, and the supper ' table with, spring dowers, and cqndles with rose-shaded lights. Those invited included the Misses Betty, Janet, and Nan Cossins, Alison Johns+on, Joyce and Mai Scott, Natalie and Vivienne. Morris,. Dorothy Kerr Helen Paterson, June and Nan Orbell, Rosa Tripp, Nancy Boiid, Marjorie Gibson, Kathleen Robinson, Betty Harper, Peggy Chapman, Joyce and Enid Edgar-Jones, Alie and Betty Gillies, Mary Rolleston, and Messi's A. Mackenzie, L. Mackenzie, I. Mackenzie, S. Mackenzie, Desmond IJnwin, Pat Gresson, D. Johnston, Edward Kerr, Denis Qrmsby, G. Innes-Jones, B. Baxter, R. Morris, J. Morris, J. Mullins, J. AVatson, I. Scott, D. Young, K. de Castro, E. Elworthy, Leo. Chapman, P. Boyle, D. McLeod, G. Barker, B. V. A\ T right, B. Alexander, P. Loughnan, P. HunterAVeston and B. Unwin.

HOOK SPINSTERS’ AND BACHELORS’ BALL.

. The Soldiers' Alemoriai Hall .at Hook on Thursday evening, presented a carnival appearance, being filled with a merry throng of dancers, and tastefully decorated with jade, amber and salmon streamers. Air Cyril Rose was in charge of the floor. Great praise was given to Aliss Glubb and Air S. Ratligon, the secretaries, for the success of the ball. A novel feature was introduced by streamer and confetti dances, the confetti being hung in fancy baskets from the ceiling, and forming part of f -cheme of tile decorations.

Air T. Anstey on -alf of the guests, thanked the spinsters and bachelors for the splendid evening's entertainment. Some of the many present were Air and Airs S. Aledlicott, Air and Airs A. Spears, Air and Airs A. McPherson, Air and Airs H. Aleyer, Air and Airs AV. Seward, Air and Mrs H.

Mason, Mr and . Mrs Eastwood, Mr and Mrs M. Bell, Mr and Mrs K. Clarke, Mr and Mrs AVinning, Mr and Mrs J. Clarke, Air and Airs Leech, Air and Airs G. Smith, Air and Airs Baker, Air aud Airs Logan Air and Airs Davey, Alesdames Rathgcn, Trott, Campbell, Green, Todd, ,J. Ateycr, Tracey, Alartrn, Bell, AVilliams, Crawford, Gibson, Aliases E. Glubb, Dora Alerry, E. and B. Bitchener, K. and D. Aleyer, N. and F. Rose, Buff AlcPherson, Peggy Seward, J. Bell, AV. Bell, Elsie Kingsbury, Rose Kingsbury, Alary Rooney, I. Cochrane, Alay Holland, Elsie Peters, J. Keenan. Ena Crawsha.w, Haskins, Flora Boyd, Scanned, Hammond (2). Smith (2), AlcFarlane, Giles (2), D. and E. AVinning, Forsyth (2), Hanson Kennedy (2), o’Boyle (2), Anderson, Fyall (2), O’Brien (2), Brownlie, O’Neill (3), AYallaee, - Lynch, B. Deady, Alonahan, AI. Stewart, Hunter, Howe. Edna Grant Eden, Hoskins, Pugh. Griffiths, E. and AI. Alartin, Alildred Clay, Reta Costello, Cullumb, Thomas (3), Hampton (2), Alurray, Lindsay, A. and E. Cooper, Anstey, Neal, Kelly (2), Beat-tie, O’Loiighlin, Grace Haynes, Tlollamby (2), E. Smith, Alessrs S. Rathgen, L. Rathgen, D. "and G. AlcCarron, A. and D. McPherson, AV. Richards, C. Rose, A\ 7 ilson (5), Bell (2), Tiffen (2), Rooney, Kingsbury, AVhite, Corrigan. Francis, Holmes, Colville (2), Roberts, Greenlaw, Holland, Cantwill, McNeill (2), AlcFarlane (2), Eden, D. Rattray, O’Boyle, Flanagan, Aledlicott (2), Aleyer, Nolan (2), Bussell, Hargraves, Millie, Campbell, Cullumb, Anderson, Hampton (2), Patterson (3), Thomas, Hoskins (2), Pugh, Lynch (2), Langridge, Al-ehrten, Brohan, Blaekabv, Nelson, Hansen, Kaan, Regnault, ■ Aliller, Foley, Cornelius, Hughes, Kelly, H. Cochraoo. C. Eden, C. Simmons, Aliller, AVard, Lundy, Sides, S. AVoods.

ST. JOHN’S TENNIS CLUB DANCE

The annual dance of St. John’s Tennis Club was held in St. Patrick's Hall last .Tuesday evening, and was a great success. The hall was tastefully decorated with evergreens, various - coloured streamers and balloons, and ijresented a very gay scene.- The-supper-room was • daintily decorated witti tree ferns and autumn leaves. ATuch credit for the evening’s ‘success was due to the president AV. Almchan), and the secretary (Air C. F. Clarke), who left nothing undone for the enjoyment of the guests, Amongst those present were:—Alesdames R; Martin, O’Rourke, C. E. Greenall, AA r ildermoth (Christchurch), McDonald, Alisses Alona Ardagh, Rita Leening, Patricia Lynch, Alary Alar-tin, Kathleen Costigan, Alary Quinn, Vera Gibson, Olive Greenall, Eileen lik:ot, Francis Lynch, Lucy Stapleton, Eileen Cronin, C. Fitzgerald, Afarian Eaton. Anne Crowley, Tui James. Alarjorie Aloore, Peggy Campbell, Aloily Collins, Dorothy Aloore, Kitty Scully, AI. Ford (Gore), J. Parker, AI. Sheehan, Eileen Callaghan, Ijjleen Quinn, Vera Collmgs, Peggy Conlon, E. AlcCormiek, Alessrs AV. Alinehan, C. F. Clarke, P. Cronin, G. Gamble, P. Houlihan, D. Martin, J. T. Brady, A. D. Alellae, G. F. Doyle, E. G. Eliot, A. Alangos, P. Daly, S. Taylor, T. Tapp, Crowley (2)', AI. Cosgrove B. Dunne, J. Whitehead, E. James, U. Alston, E. Codings, C. Campbell, Brosnahan (2) (Seadown), AlcSweeney Cooper, Leo. Brosnahan, J. Gibson, Rees McConachy, G. Brassell, L. O’Donoghue and many others.