DANCE AT RICCARTON.

Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 694, 22 February 1933, Page 9

DANCE AT RICCARTON.

The Addington Workshops employees held the opening dance of the season in their social hall, Lower Riccarton, last night. The hall was decorated with flags. The committee members. responsible for the arrangements were:—Messrs J. Dickson (chairman), I. Orchard, S. Atkinson, H. Heyward, D. Robertson and S. Stringleman (honorary secretary). Mr J. S. Cummings was M.C, and Cowlin’s Orchestra supplied the music. A Monte Carlo onestep was won by Mr and Mrs O. Gunther. Those present included: Mesdames J Dickson. C Scott, J. Olin. jun., J. Mahar! R Lamb, O. Gunther, K. G. M'Clauchlan. M. Simson, S. Marriott, R. Kett, J. KierVr/ 1 -, A - ,^y ers . M. Sullivan, F. Hobson (Hals well) and A. R. Sadler; Misses Rita Hall, Janet Murray, B. Fitt, Madge Schedel, Mavis Hall, Jean Kennin?ton, Beryl Raxworthy, Ruth Smith, Rita Hart. M. Smithers, R. Heyward, Rayna Harding, Jean Weir, Pauline Askew, H Monk, Dorothy Harding, Rhona Hart, Joan Boardman, L. and R. Mason. Ursula Boardman, E. Pearce, R. Hallfday Rona Cadman, F. Rogers, P. Cother D. Ring. M. Turner, Kathleen Wakefield, D. Mackay, L. Pullen, G. Creagli, Uilv Turnbull, Ngaire Whitley, Lilian Shanks Amy Kiernan, K. Roberts, N. Roberts, Gonnie Sullivan. Kathleen Herd, Marion Howell, Dulcie Butind, Doreen Argus, Leila Stockholm, Dorothy Stribling and Lois Hobson.