EAST TAMAKI.

Observer, Volume XXI, Issue 1178, 27 July 1901, Page 22

EAST TAMAKI.

A very pleasant social was held in the East Tamaki Hall, tendered by the committee to Mr Emil Schwartze, who ia enjoying a trip round the world, and ia shortly to take hia departure for his home in San Francisco. Great praise is due to the committee, especially Mr J. Finley, who worked hard to make the sooial a success The hall was beautifully decorated with evergreens, and the aupper was all that could be deaired Songs were sang during the Intervals between the danoeß, Mra Bellingham, Mrs Cargo, Mr F. Fairburn, and Mr Emil Schwartze contributing the various items. The dancing was kept up till an early hour, and everybody thoronghly enjoyed the event. Tbe O M waa pleased to see R F having a flatter in the iaftcers. Qood boy, R. .What was the attraction for the yoang gentleman from Pakuranga? Surely not E A 7..0 M, of Flat Bnsh, was very attentive to M G.. Who is the yonng gentleman who Bpent so muoh time at the danoing class, and Ib now too shy to get up in a danoe at the haU ? Sorely not W B ? . . Who was it who took the bridle off T S's pony 7 Anyone from Flat Bosh 7 . .The O M wonld like to know who the two yonng ladies were who were inquiring abont the marsh ma'lows?

They make a flnenonltioe for a broken heart.. G F and M H are about favourites forthe matrimonial stakes to be deoided shortly.. Where are the cans, boyß. No more bachelor socials for 80. The O M admires your pluck, 8.. What Is E S's reason for riding the 'white boas' when going to see A H ? Barely not afraid of the 'dawgs?'.. What made J O look so down-hearted at the social ? Was It the absence of the Epsom belle ? Yon haven't a hope, J. . What takes R Hto Pakuranga so often ? No hope, R