A Social.

Waipawa Mail, Volume XXIX, Issue 5702, 20 April 1911, Page 2

A Social.

One of the most successful f n that has taken place in this di,i t " some considerable time, evoutu., tho Sandford Hotel, Onga o Q Monday, the oooasion being a tory ” to Messrs J. Robb and W i well known and highly district, who are about to seek tL, tunes in Canada. Mr J. W ( ,l ßtl J oooupied the chair, being supp or . the right and left by the gu e , evening. The 4 remainder of the comprised the “ humorous,” « mental,” and “ phlegmatic ” jl and all did their share, accord,, their varied ability, to make the „ a sucoess. Various toasts were p ro , imd drank with great gusto. On,, Guests of the Evening,” was Mr Wolateuholme in a few well und feleoitous remarks. At the in, lie presented Mr J. Robb with, able dressing case and Mr W. a travel ing hag. This called forth| sponse from Mr J. Robb who, OD , of himself and oompanion, exp, pleasure at finding thoy ponj, many friends, and although the» departing, and that departure wi ( with deep regret, the friends tL behind them must not jump at t|] t c'usion that they were leaving l there was not enough soope L their latent energies Being y OUc ‘hey desired to see the world, having seen and conquered, they| in all probability return and sett), to a life of arid domesticity j t Onga. Another toast, proposed l, H. Fletcher in the most touching was “The Ladies,” on whose b 4 A'arring responded in suoh a spa, ous fashion that the company n him down at onoe as an ideal "t Man.” The health of “ Mins 3 Mr G. StauntoD, was drank with|l and the pleasant evening oonolndJ “ Auld Lang Syne.” The accom, moots were played by Mr O. KJ amongst the other performers J merous to mention the company] distinguish budding Lauders, (J Mel. B. Spurrs, Watkin MillJ who, with a little coaching would J develop into first-class artiste. 1