THE SOCIAL ROUND.

Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20480, 5 December 1934, Page 10

THE SOCIAL ROUND.

Gatherings Held in Town and Country. COMING-OF-AGE CELEBRATED. To celebrate the coniing-of-age or their only daughter, Gwendolyn, Mr and Mrs P. J. Dulieu entertained a number of friends in the Greenpark Memorial Hall. An enjoyable time was spent in games, competitions and dancing. The winners of the Monte Carlo dances were Miss N. Cocks and Mr G. Jones and Mr and Miss Greaves. Competitions were won by Miss Louis Dulieu and Messrs E. Watkins and W. Kimber. Musical items were given by Miss Greaves, Messrs Douglas and Graham Suckling. Messrs L. Dulieu, L. Bush and F. Fiecken were M.C.’s. Mrs Marks (Marshland) supplied the music for the dancing, extras being played by Mrs H. Fletcher and Miss H. Greaves. The guests included: Mrs R. Dulieu, Mr and Mrs PI. Dulieu, Mr and Mrs P. J. Dulieu, Mr and Mrs C h Watson Mr and Mrs TI. Wills, Mr and Mrs o! Cocks, Mr and Mrs H. Fletcher, Mr and Mrs PI. Marks, Mr and Mrs J. Thomas, Mr and Mrs G. Lassen, Mr and Mrs G.’ Henderson. Mr and Mrs J. Fiecken, Mr and Mrs W. Poninghouse, Mr aiul Mrs Pannell, Mr and Mrs Eden; Mesdames C. Morgan. PI. Harris, N. Bearman, Ablett, K. Peryman and W. Sutherland; Misses R. Dulieu. G. Dulieu, N. Cocks, L. Dulieu, S. Cocks. N. Wills, Pl.' Greaves, S. Bennett, C. Thompson, E. Clark, M. Neill, N. ICeast, A. Tobeck b. Carter. C. Plenderson, M. Fiecken I. Herrick, A. Ayrton, R. M’Laehlan. M. Brown, D. Munday, C. Pannell, J. Harris, PI. Macartney and M. Kimber; Messrs L. R. Dulieu, L. Dulieu, K Dulieu, 1,. Busli, R. Cocks, V. Watson, R. Dulieu, T. Dulieu, G. .Tones, J. Bruce, J. and F. Fiecken, K.• Greaves, C. and L. Bennett, J. Moreland, R. Thompson. R Thomas, D. Bray, G. Pannell, E. Stalker, B. Herrick, D. and G. Suckling, R. Macartney, A. M’Lachlan, W. Bennett, E. Watkins and W. Kimber. Variety Afternoon. An enjoyable gift afternoon was held recently at Coleridge Street, Waltham, m honour of Miss Dorothy Clarkson, whose marriage will take place this month, the joint hostesses being Mrs S. H. Copplestone and her daughter, Miss Phyllis Copplestone. those present were: Miss D. Clarkson, Mesdames M’Neill, S. H. Copplestone, E. Skelton, Geary. C. Copplestone and C. Cowper; Misses P. Copplestone, D. Franklin, T. Forward, H. Copplestone, E. Lomas. E. Hamburger, K. Copplestone, A. Copplestone. L. Cowper, S. Skelton, O. Stevens and P. Fleming. Teacher Farewelled. An enjoyable afternoon was spent at Glasnafeid, Kimberley, the home of Mr and Mrs A. A. Stott, when the children attending the Kimberley Sunday School, accompanied by their parents and friends, assembled to honour Miss Janie Reveley, whose mar-.i-ige will take place next week. The afternoon's programme included competitions, games, musical items and community singing. The winners of the competitions were Misses B. Hopkins. J. Reveley and R. Eaves. Songs were given by Mesdames A. A. Stott and M. Houston, and pianoforte solos by Miss R. Eaves and Lex Masterton. Mrs G. Masterton, superintendent of the Sunday School, presented Miss Revelev with a clock, and referred to her services as teacher during the past four years. A dainty afternoon tea was served on the Those present included: Mesdames A. A. Stott, B. Reveley, W. H. Ede, M. Houston, W. Gamble, J. Thompson, G. Masterton, F. Herbert, C. Bilbrough, G. Gartery. H. Reveley, R. Duncan, J. Steele, E. Eaves, C. H. M’Causland, J. Beaman and J. R. Manson; Misses .T. Reveley, £* M’Causland, R. Eaves, T. Priest, E. Reveley, A. M’Jarrow, V. Dalzell and M. Odgers. Gift Afternoon. . Mrs J. R. Wilkinson, Loburn, was hostess at a gift afternoon given at home In honour of Miss Una Croft, whose marriage will take place shortly. A treasure hunt was won by Misri Olwen Croft. Pianoforte solos were given by Misses N. Fitzgibbon and O. Croft. A dainty afternoon tea was served. Those present were: Mesdames Wilkinson, Croft, Cook and Thomas; Misses Una Croft, Olwen Croft, Thelma Robertson, Myrtle Dawson, Connie Galletlv,' Nellie Fitzgibbon, Alice Dawson, Marion Hasell, Doreen Cook and Norma Pulley. Farty for Bride-elect. Misses Molly and Joan Masefield,, Akaroa, were hostesses at an enjovablj “green” party in honour of Mi sis Phyllis Wright, who is to be married shortly. Each guest brought a gift c/f “something green” and the guest d f honour was the recipient of many daintJy and novel gifts. Among those present were: Misses Phyllis Wright, Molly and Joan Mastefield, Lucy Henning, Elsie KeegaJn, Leila Narbey, Pearl Ferris. Betty Whelch, Avril Kearney, Audrey Haldy, Freda Davis, Dorothy Leete, Ndel Wright, Shirley Oliver, Thelma MicWle, Patricia Brocherie, Mary Armstrong, Muriel Clements, Joan Telford (Christchurch), Ivy Hayward. Nancy Nelson Wright, Jean M’Donald and Lyrette M’llraith (Auckland). Xoclc Banquet and Sauce. The management committee of the Addington Tennis Club has every reason to congratulate itself upon the success of the mock banquet and dance which was held in the club pavilion on Saturday evening. The lighting effects reflected through a huge paper tennis racquet suspended from the ceiling and the bowls of colourful ranunculi which adorned the tables made a delightful setting for the occasion, which was considered to be one of the most successful gatherings yet held by the club. During the banquet songs were given by Mrs E. W. Arnold and Master Warwick Humphreys and stories without •words by Mr F. Brownie. The music for the dance which followed was supplied by Miss Agnes Shearsby. Among those present were: Mr and Mrs E. E. Clemens, Mr and Mrs F. Potter. Mr and Mrs L. Williams, Mr and Mrs E. W. Arnold, Mr and Mrs A. b. Bell, Mr and Mrs W. Foster, Mr and Mrs V. C. Browne, Mr and Mrs .1. Cameron, Mr and Mrs S. M. Bell, Mr and Mrs A. Wills, Mr and Mrs W. Congreve: Mesdames A. Diebert, F. Hanc°x, J. Busfielcl, W. M’Cullough, W. Savage and W. Smith: Misses N. Gilmour, I. Steel, M. Gilmour, X. Grant E. M. Bell. B. Manttan. K. Boyle. F. Diebert, J. FToggan, E. Diebert, p. Iloggan, L. M’Dowell, M. Williams, d. Williams. R. Ayson. J. Mahony, D. Ayson, N. Bucktin, G. Dendle, L. Potter and M. Moyle: Messrs' A. E. Steere. J. R. Clarke, J. T. Andrews. A. Cameron, O. Diebert, L. Edginton, E. J. Grafton, H. F. Howard, X. Hulme, H. M’Donalcl J. Poison, C. O. Spiller, W. Smith T* Riseley, D. Wilson and S. Robbins!