DANCE AT PAPANUI.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 818, 19 July 1933, Page 9

DANCE AT PAPANUI.

With the object of raising money for the Mayor’s Distress Fund, the St Albans Ward of the Christchurch City Council held a successful dance in the Papanui Town Hall last evening. The Mayor and Mayoress, Mr D. G. Sullivan, M.P., and Mrs Sullivan, were the guests of honour. Items were contributed by Mr Cummins, Mr North. Hilo Harmony Four, Mr E. Dowell and the Melody Mouth Organ Trio. Music was supplied by Woodward's Orchestra, and Mr F. Harmon was M.C. The committee responsible for the arrangements comprised: Messrs. Bunting (chairman), W. Williams (secretary), C. Woolford (treasurer), Highstead, Gosney, Siddell, Reece, Sullivan, Watkins; Mesdames Ilighstead, Williams, Sullivan, Siddell, Harman, Watkinson and Bunting. Among those present were:—Mr and Mrs L. Cumining, Mr and Mrs G. Wood, Mr and Mrs F. Prinsys, Mr and Mrs G. Seaward, Mr and Mrs P. W. M’Glinc-h, Mr and Mr s G. Jones, Mr and Mrs D. Moore, Mr and Mrs High stead, Mr and Mrs Wilson, Mr and Mrs Sisson, Mr and Mrs J. Blum sky, Mr and Mrs Siddell, Mr and Mrs P. Sullivan, Mr and Mrs Mills, Mr and Mrs Phair, Mr and Mrs Beddis, Mr and Mrs Watkinson, Mr and Mrs J. Hoffmanne, Mr and Mrs Everett, Mr and Mrs H. Bunting, Mr and Mrs B. Jones, Mr and Mrs L. Haines, Mr and Mrs G. Marker, Mr and Mrs R. Overend, sen., Mr and Mrs R. Overend, jun., Mr and Mrs G. Burrows, Mr and Mrs C. Wcolford, Mr and Mrs Patterson, Mr and Mi's C. Stafford, Mesdames Pepper, Speirs, L. Sneddon, Good, R. Stretch, Lockhard, G. D. Fraser, N. Cherry, Morrow, Short; Misses Juliette Higgins, Joyce Moore, Vera Blumsky, Irene Wilson, Olive Highstead. Jean Siddell, Coral Siddell, Thelma Mitchell, Hal lan Stanfield, Noleen Sullivan, G. Elliot, Eileen Thompson, Monica Barwick, Mary Thompson, Marloe Pohl, Dorothy Ross, 11. Rapley, Eva Barrett, Harrison, Thelma Byenton, Lottie Anderson, Maggie Anderson, Marjorie Wood, M. Borled, A. Rudd, M. Bunting, p. Argus, Lulu Barrett, Phyllis Drury, Billie Dickson, Aline Fraser, M. Cary and M. Barns