THE SOCIAL ROUND.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20331, 14 June 1934, Page 6

THE SOCIAL ROUND.

Gatherings Held in Town and Country. COMING-OF-AGE CELEBRATED. 1 Mr and Mrs T. Jackson entertained their friend's at a dance in the Argonaut Hall to celebrate the coming of age of their youngest daughter, Margaret. A • Monte Carlo dance was won by Miss > North and Mr Timms, and a lucky spot dance was won by Miss Hettriek and Mr Hettriek. Items were given bv Miss S Flora Fitt and Miss Irene Keece. Mr , Godfrey Jackson and Mr Cliff Piper. ’ The music was supplied by Len Blogg's Orchestra, and an extra was played by Mr Jack Piper. Mr Godfrey Jackson was M.C. Those present included:—Mr and Mrs l Piper, Mr and Mrs Daniels, Mr and Mrs . C. C. Johnson, Mr and Mrs 1,. Hamilton. Mr and Mrs D. M’Lennan, Mr am? Mrs J. Norton. Mr and Mrs A. .1 Molloy, , Mr and Mrs M’Se.veney, Mr and Mrs j Martin. Mr and Mrs Nixon, Mrs I M’Cleary, Mrs Gibson. Misses Dorothy [ Carter. Alma M Cleary. Monica M’Guire, Grace M'Cleary, Joyce M’Gilvray, Hazel Kastgate, Marion Costello, Lynda Mar- . tin, Flo Mallinson. Terry North, Ngareta Baker, Patricia Gordon, Kathleen . Oldfield. Esther Macßae. Ettie Wade, , Anne Jackson, Ivy Jackson. Margaret i Jackson, Joyce White. Anne Leathern, Helen Leathern, E. M. Barber. Jessie i I Day, D. Malloulc. M. Hettriek, E. Jennings, Elsie Thompson (Dunedin), Blanche Fitt, A. O’Malley. Joyce Snell, 1 L ren . e Grant. M. M’Davltt, Nancy Daniels and Lilian Berry, Messrs J. M’Cleary. M. M ’Cleary, H. F. Herbert, |H. Woods, E. W. Stevens, B. Roberts, A. Bowes, w. A. Bird. R. F. Thomson, J. A. Clarke. J. Walker. D. Thomson, , F. Cusack. S. Andrews, C. Piper, S. Piper, K. Mangan. H. Behan. F. Easti gate. P. G. Hende. R. Hay-M’Kenzie, G. ! Rodgers, T. S. Baker, A. Billens, P. H. I Baker, O. Rowlands. R. Stuart. S. Timms, E. Kelly, It. Hettriek, C. John- ; son. L. Smith. R. Bourgeois, L. Piper, N. Joll, P. M’Cleary and L. Thomson. Farewell Party. A farewell party was given last week at the residence of Mr and Mrs Ray Roland. Sandwich Road. Beckenham, for Mr R. M’lntyre. who has left for Wellington and Sydney. On behalf of those present. Mr Roland wished Mr M’lntyre every success in his new business ven- ' ture. Competitions held during the evening were won by Mrs S. Osborne. I Misses T. M’lnt.vre and B. Hastie and Messrs R. M’lntyre and A. Glackin. Others present were:—Mr and Mrs R. Roland. Mr and Mrs A. Glackin, Mr and Mrs A. R. Craw. Mesdames F. Maurice and S. Shanks. Misses I. Woodfleld and* H. Hodder and Mr G. M’lntyre. Card Parties at Shirley. An enjoyable evening was spent in the Shirley Bowling Club’s pavilion on Thursday, when the annual euchre match was played against the Edgeware Bowling Club, resulting in a win for Shirley. After supper Mr Crocker, on behalf of the Edgeware team, congratulated Shirley on their win. Mr Dingle, the Shirley president, responded. The following Shirley members were present:—Messrs Dingle, Ramsay. Shearman. Craig. Cooper. West. Anderton, Allen, J. Cusack, Hadley, Morrison, Dick, Miles, Cameron. Groom, Rowland, Burrows, Douglas. Sheridan. Batchelor, Chapman. Williams, Hibbard. Woodartf, Stewart and Fletcher. The fortnightly progressive 500 tournament was held on Saturday evening, the winners being Mr Dingle and Mrs Calvert. The following were present:— Mr and Mrs Dingle, Mr and Mrs Ramsay, Mr and Mrs Shearman. Mr and Mrs Johns, Mr and Mrs Rowland, Mr and Mrs Morrison. Mr and Mrs Dick. Mr and Mrs Hadley. Mr and Mrs M’lndoe, ar >d Mrs Calvert. Mr and* Mrs M Cracken. Mesdames Cox and Suckling, Miss M’Alister. Messrs Nicholas, Craig, Groom and C. Dingle. Dance and Enchre Tournament. The fortnightly.. dance and euchre tournament was held in the Opawa School on Saturday evening, there being a large attendance. Dancing was enjoyed to music supplied by the Rialto Orchestra. Mr S. E. Bull was M.C. Extras were played by Miss S. Bull. A Monte Carlo one-step was won bv Miss Edna Bull and Master Foster Bull, and a Monte Carlo waltz was won by Mr Stockdale and Mrs Eric Bovle. A lucky number competition was won by Miss Lenore Taylor. Euchre prizes were awarded to the following:—Lacfies — Mrs Sutton 1, Mrs Yarrell 2. Men—Mr F. Opie 1, Mr A. Clarke 2. Women’s Division Social. A successful social organised bv the members of the Southbroolc-Flaxton branch of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union was heid recently in the Southbrook Hall. MSS C A^- t sr.r. dan^ ,ngr „ Wa * Sl, l > P l,ed h y Miss Alma M (.rath and Mr A. Breach. n«H ,a^«ibe,n^.P. iayed by M,sses rx Brady and Eileen Miles and Mr J. Power. The successful players in the card room were.—Ladies—Mrs C. Archer 1 Airs E EJIls 2. Miss Agnes M'Gralh consoA lucky spot waltz was won by Miss M. r-oii °S h and Partner, and a Monte won bv Mis s D. Brady aa <* i? 1 a,' I .’ Po , wer - Messrs J. Power and 11. M Intosh were M.C.’s. Evening at Belfast. r M PbL M ,'i Ansley, Christchurch, and Mr (-. Pengelly were the guests of honour recently at a variety evening given at the residence of Mr and Mrs F 1 PenReHy. Buddo Settlements. Belfast. A Peasant evening was spent in games, competitions and music. , A m f, n r ß ‘,, thos ?, prePent "ere Mr and a? A l f Pe»selly, Mr and Mrs F. Black, Mr and Mrs Neill, Mr and Mrs Clarke < Mr .yid Mrs Ellis. Mr and Mrs Baldwin, . Mesdames S. Hoekham, W. Black. J. Pengelly, Washfold. B. Green J Teague E Pengelly. H. Pengelly, E. Pengelly! W. Pengelly and R. Pengellv. M’Guire, * r \J U f ,ttorson and n Pengelly, Messrs M’Guire and W. Pengelly. ; Evening at Frebbleton. of Miss Olive Harris and °Mr" h! Gal- ■ lagher, whose marriage will take place next week, was held in the hall at Prsb. : hleton on Tuesday, when a number ot friends spent a pleasant evening danc- < Ingr. Each suest brought a sift for the 1 homo of the bride-elect, whose thanks ’ were conveyed to those present bv Mr 1 Gallagher. "»rs " T O Oou*n«»v •• 1 vocal solo. The music was supplied by Mrs K. Harnmuiio. Me—.* t. i.< . <e.- < ford and 11. Gallagher. Those present were: Mr and Mrs J < T. Gallagher. Mr and Mrs A. Gallagher. 1 Mr and Mrs J. Smith. Mr and Mrs L. A. Gallagher. Mr and Mrs G. Rutherford, I Mr and Mrs W. Hartnell, Mr and Mrs 1 J. Hartnell. Mr and Mrs K. Hammond. Mr and Mrs H. G. Prebhle. Mr and Mrs P. Bashei-, Mesdames W. O. Downey, E. Tnwood. J. Giles. A. Smith. F. Smith. F. ‘Carter and L. Harris, Misses Doreen and Mavis Smith. Cora and Ivy Saunders. Jean and Poppy Hammond, Fmmie and Elsie Gallagher. Olive Harris, Wood ha m. May Hayes, Jnvoe Kolkman. , Bertha Hartnell and Winnie Hern; ' Messrs 71. Gallagher. F. Gallagher. 1Gallagher. W. Downev. J. Hill, G. Gal- T lagher. R. SmPh. j. Clifford. C Watson, t O. Stuart. E. Prebhle. R. Prebble. H. e , Gallagher. F. Hancox. J. Hancox, and R. Carpenter. Musical and Card Party. I The ladies of the refreshment stall ’ at the forthcoming Grand National Carnival held a very enjoyable musical and card evening in the Snonoer Street Halt ' on Tuesday last. The musical part J of the programme was enjoyed by all. ' and a large number played cards. The lady’s prize was won hv Miss McDonald. and the men’s by Mr W. Gunningham. The organising committee was Mesdame*- M’Keown. O’Leary. <v.dye Aitken. Thompson and Sepie. Mr W. \ Aitkin acted as M.C. There were about ; 200 guests.