SUCCESSFUL DANCE

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVI, Issue 21365, 7 June 1939, Page 4

SUCCESSFUL DANCE

ST. JOSEPH’S BASKETBALL CLUB The annual ball of the St. Joseph’s Basketball Club was a success richly deserved. Music for dancing was supplied by an orchestra, and Mr T. Kyne was M.C. Extras were played by Miss Maureen Coffe- and Mr J. Little. A Monte Carlo waltz was won by Miss Violet Hanifin and Mr T. J. Dwan, a secret partner dance by Miss Kathleen McGillen and Mr Alec McGregor, and a destiny waltz was won by Miss Jean Fifield and Mr G. Hill. Among those present were: Misses Roma Barrett, Kathleen Healy, May Earl, Madeline Earl, Molly Sugrue, Isobel Langrish, Eileen Leonard, Mary Johnson, Agnes Burke, Dorothy Leonard, Mary Foley, Kathleen MacAteer, Rene Hoare, Kathleen Spillane, Maureen Healy, Joan Moore, Elsie Woofflndin, Molly Spillane, Elsie Bilson (Christchurch), Monica Spillane, Helen Buckley, Hazel Collins, Maureen Coffey, Cecilia Mallett, Corrie Phillips, Jean Burns,* Gladys Hanifin, Doreen Brosnahan, Josephine MacAteer, Elsie Thompson, Margaret Fitzmaurice, Rita Payne, Dorothy Quinn, Jemina Milne, Lola Cuddihy, Joan Berry, Nora Rooney, Annie Davis, Margaret Scott, Patricia Radburnd, Mamie Weaver, Lucy Ler' ’em, Maisie Coffey, Joan Swap, Joan Devine, Lisla Hanifin, Monica McAuliffe, Dorothy Hobbs, Joan Fifield, Doreen Leary, Gertrude Spillane. EUCHRE PARTY Tire fortnightly euchre party arranged by the 1.0.0. F. Lodges drew a large atendance. The winners were Mrs J. Beeby, Mrs J. Scowen, Mr W. Galbraith and A. Preddy. Miss V. Templeton won r. competition. PERSONAL Miss M. C. Beri, King Street, who has been visiting Christchurch, has returned home. Mr B. Gillespie, Dunedin, who has been the guest of his parents, Mr and Mrs B. Gillespie, returned south yesterdry. The Ven. Archdeacon H. M. Harris and Mrs Harris, Suva, were the guests

of the Rev. L. A. and Mrs Barnes, the Vicarage, Temuka, over the week-end. Mrs A. J. Chrystall, Willowbank, Temuka, will leave to-day for Dunedin. Miss M. Moulton left for Palmerston North by last evening’s express. Mr J. Daily left for Napier last evening. Miss H. Manning left for Christchurch by the express last evening. ‘TARIS HONEYMOON” “Pushtainick,” land of roses and beautiful maidens, which unfortunately finds no place on any map, is the locale for the gay goings on, high comedy and splendid music in "Paris Honeymoon,” Paramount’s Bing Crosby comedy showing at the Elite Theatre. To “Pushtainick” Bing goes to arrange for his honeymoon in an ancient castle with Shirley Ross, a divorcee who lacks but a divorce to make her Bing's bride. There he meets—and loses his heart to—lovely Franciska Gaal, a peasant girl. Man being by nature a monogamous animal, this precipitates a situation which is not alleviated by the fact that Franciska is also the beloved of Akim Tamiroff. But it works out—Bing sees to that—with plenty of comedy and good music in the process, the songs being: ‘The Funny Old Hills,” “I Have Eyes,” “You’re a Sweet Little Headache” and “Joobalai.”