MISS NGAIO MARSH HONOURED.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 18467, 19 May 1928, Page 8

MISS NGAIO MARSH HONOURED.

Miss Ngaio Marsh, who is shortly leaving Christchurch to reside in England, was entertained at a most successful and enjoyable dance last evening in the Jellicoe Hall by her friends, members of the Touch and Go Company and the people who were connected with the cabarets which for several years have been the most successful functions held in the city. Bowls of tawny shaded chrysanthemums and autumn foliage decorated the hall and supper room, and music for the dancing was supplied by Bailey’s Band. Those who were included in the guest list were:—Mr and Mrs H. E. Marsh. Mr and Mrs A. Brown, Mr and Mrs H. S. Barker, Mr and Mrs Guy Cotterill, Mr and Mrs Peter Hall, Mr and Mrs H. Bannehr, Mr and Mrs lan Buchanan, Mr and Mrs J. Watherston, Major and Mrs Hutton; Mr and Mrs L. Stephens, Mr and Mrs Hugh Hobbs, Mr and Mrs (j. Smith, Mrs Hulme, Mrs R. Brien, Mr and Mrs Bernard Rennell, Mr and Mrs Rossmore Qracroft Wilson, Mr and Mrs Norman Batchelor, Mrs Batchelor, Mrs Colville, Misses Adrienne Acland, Fay Gibson, Molly Stevenson, Hilda Montgomery, Nancy Gibson, Kathleen Bristed, Barbara Gibson, Doreen Kiver, Joan Johnston, Amery, Molly Chap-, man, Lottie Colville, Joan Drury, Mavis Baty, Jean M’Dougall. Mona Milton, Betty Macdonald, Molly Shand, Mulvaney Gray, Meta Nixon, Arline Power, Margaret Anderson, Geraldine Anderson, Messrs Del Carl, Arthur StewartBower, T. Miller, J. Scarff, Bernard Saville, Ross Wood, D. Bannehr, J. Ensor, Ivan Wood, David Boyle, D. Wood, Collins, Styche, F. Coate, T. Cowlishaw, Rex Hobbs, Jack Carrick, Edric Kelly, T. Walker, J. Reid, D. Stewart, A. Hobbs, W. Cowlishaw, T. Anderson, N. Vincent, David Turnbull, Gavin Turnbull, C. Speight, Denis Cotterill, G. Bristed, Stephen Lester, R. R. Lawry, B. Wyles.