MANGAWEKA

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 19919, 15 August 1927, Page 3

MANGAWEKA

GOLF BAT J, [ Special '* Chronicle ” Service. ] The “Bal Masque” held by the Mangaweka Golf Club, in the Oddfellows’ Hall on Thursday night, to the Etrains of Larkin’s Orchestra was a huge success. The committee for the past two days had been busy making the hall the gayest ever seen in Mangaweka. The stage was also decorated with ferns and ghrubs, and comfortable lounge chairs and heaters made the evening enjoyable to those playing bridge. The supper arrangements were in the hands of Mesdames Waymouth, Pairman. Thompson, Rowley, Watson and Agnew. Messrs H. Johnston, L. A. Bailey and D. Bannell were M.’sC.

The costumes of the dancers were very striking, among those present being Mrs Waymouth, “Eastern Lady”; D. Bannell, “Tom Mix”; Mrs W. L. Agnew. “Modern Art Student”; Mrs R.Graham. “Naughts and Crosses”; Miss E. Deighton, “Rose”; Mr and Mrs L. A. Bailey, “Beck and Call”; Miss Trewby, “Greek Maiden”; Mrs Daubney “Madam Mephistopheles ”; Miss Connor, “Chrysanthemum”; Mrs "Watson, “Eve”; Miss Langston, “Order nf the Bath”; P. McGregor, “Eternal Question”; R. Hamilton, ‘•Harlequin’’; N. Joll, “Pierrot”; Miss Rogers, “Welsh Lady”; Mrs G. Bramley, “Old English”; Mrs Pairman, “Folly”; Mrs Hotter, “Futurist Piereit”; Miss M. Deighton, “Rainbow”; Miss McDonald, “Black and White Pierrett”; Miss Zoles, “Powder Puff”; Miss M. Ross, “Columbine”; Miss Hamilton, “Frolic”; Mr Walker, “Raffles”; R. Young, “Jazz Man”; Miss Carruthers, “Gipsy”; Miss D. Hemingway, “Miss Vanity”; Mrs H. Johnston, “Autumn”; Miss M. McDonald, “Scotch Lassie”;; Miss J. Bailey, “Early Victorian”; Mrs J. Powdrell, Eastern Lady”; Miss B. Shaw, “Early Victorian”; Miss G. Shaw, “Lightning”; Mrs Moroney, “Red Riding Hood”; £fiss Smith, “Persian Princess,” Miss Harrison, “Pierrott”; Miss Deroles, “Ballett Dancer”; Miss Brown, “Art Student”; Miss O’Brien, “Prince Charming”; Mrs D. Thompson. “Pierrott”; Miss Sweet, “Madam Pompadour”; Mrs Dalrymple, “Spanish Dancer”; Mr and Mrs Deighton, Mr and Mrs McGregor, Mr and Mrs Bannell, Mr and Mrs J. Smith, Mesdames W. A. Bailey, W. Langston, M. Graham. ACCIDENT An accident occurred on the Pouwhakanua Hill, Mangaweka, late on Thursday night when Mr Cameron, driving a car, went over the bank. Mr Cameron was pinned underneath the car for two hours, until his shouts were heard by passers-by. The fact that the car lodged against a. tree saved it from filling another 100 feet. Mr Cameron was attended by Dr. Mitchell from Hunterville and his injuries are not considered serious.