OHINGAITI

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 76, Issue 179, 1 August 1933, Page 3

OHINGAITI

FOOTBALLERS’ BALL. A BRILLIANT FUNCTION. “ Better, if possible, than last year,” was the opinion of all who attended the annual ball held by the Ohingaiti Foot ball Club m the Town Hall, Ohingaiti, on Friday last, July 28. A crowd which taxed the accommodation, of the hall enjoyed to the lull a varied programme of old-time and modern dancing to music of a very high quality played by ihe River City Syncop:\tors whoso ren dering of modern and lung-known air.-, made dancing a delightful pleasuie. \ cry Jew wanted to go home even at 3 a.m. and the number who joined in the singing of Auld Lang Sync at. the conclusion tcstilied to the excellent fare provided. As usual, the supper was notable for its lavishness. A very cap able committee of ladies did all that was required to prepare, set uut and serve a tasteful and bountiful supper and the, extra accommodation obtained by placing additional tables on the stage assisted in the serving of the large number present. Very favourable comment was made regarding the tastofulncss of the decorations which were On a style not previously seen in Ohingaiti and which reflect great credit on those icsponsible. * Thy competition for boxes of choco lates, conducted prior to the bail, was won by Airs. H. Nicol, Alartun, the second prize going to Airs. N. Signa-, Ohingaiti. The committee are greativ indebted to a large number of friends and supporters for donations aac assistance, among whom are Alcssrs. W Watson Ltd., O’Briens Ltd (Hunterville), Taylors Ltd (Hunterville), 1). Lindsay and Air. J. B. AlcKnight, with whoso co-operation and assistance the club were able to use coloured lights for the, decorations. To the following the committee ex tend thanks for valuable services;— Decorations, Alcsdamcs H. R. Worsefold, C. Bartlett, F. Al. Tricker, U Henderson; supper: Alcsdamcs Wynne, Bartlett, Henderson, Tricker, Fulton, I’ritchard, A. J. Ale Donald, Alackic, Worsfold, Clcut and Aliss 8. Pritchard, and to all supporters who assisted in any way to make this year's function so successful. Alusic wor extra dances was supplied by Alcsdamcs Trcvena and Wcrcta and Air. A. Linton and the orchestra. Alcssrs A. Charles, J. R. G. Jack, R. Bartlett and A. Linton acted as Al. ’sC. and kept things moving from the commencement of the grand march, led by vice-president and Airs. R. A. Gower, until the end of a very pleasant function. Among the many present were noticed: Alcsdamcs F. Shakletou (Huntcrville), black floral georgette; E. H. Cameron (Bunnythorpe), black and white silk and net cape; C. Vennell (Rewa), blue elephant crepe and black coatee; 8. Hart (Huntervillc), green floral voile; W. Wills (Rata), blue crepe suede; J. Anderson (Mangawc.ka), black lace; E. Parkes (Huntervillc), black satin; A. Perry (Wanganui), black crepe suede; P. V. Dal ziell (Mangaonoho), black lace and georgette; J. Rose (Rangiwahia), brocaded marocain; A. J. Moyle (Mangaweka), flame satin; J. K. Sim (Waipukurau); C. Stent (Rangiwahia); white taffeta; AV. Watson (Alangawcka), figured georgette; C. Henderson, black georgette; H. Osborne, black moracain and coatee; AV. Duncan, lido blue crepe de chcnc; J. Stewart, black georgette; T. Stewart, black lace and chenille; A. Charles, apricot taffeta; H. R. AVorsfold, cherry red satin and coatee; D. Alackic, black silk; R. J. Trcvena, blue figured moracain; I. Pritchard, black crepe de cheno and velvet coat; AVrightson, pink figured silk; F. AL Tricker, black silk; J. Stent, flame silk lace; D. Stent, black satin and lace; C. Bartlett, black crepe de chcnc; Arch. MacDonald, red satin; AVoreta, henna crepe de chcnc and coatee; Parkes, black satin; R. A. Gower, black lace; F. Mclntyre, blue satin; 11. Corbett, apple green satin; A. J. Ale Donald, green satin; N. A. Alillcr, French green satin chenille; F. Fulton; lace; J. Tuckey, black lace and georgette; C. Clent, white satin, blue coatee; N. Signal, tangerine satin; H. Thompson, navy silk; R. Alaher, pink velvet, fur trimmings; K. O’Halloran, red satin; E. Harrison, floral georgette; B. Richardson, black silk; R. J. Linton, blue milaneso silk; Aliases F Shackleton, ivory embossed silk net; K. Bartlett (Hunterville), black crinkle crepe, velvet cape; I. Oldfield (Marton), green silk and gold cape; J. Vowell (Rewa), cream satin; u, old field, pink crepe de chene and cape; AL Low (Turakina), pink crinkly crepe and coatee; Al. King (Rata), lemon crepe suede and coatee; F. Whitcombe (Wanganui), white silk net over embroidered crepe; F. Cook (Kangiwahia), blue satin; Jones, gold lace- H. Dickensen (Mangaweka), floral chan langue; Al. Watt (Hunterville), pink taffeta; Al. Brosnan (Mangaweka), black satin; O. Parkes (Hunterville), pink satin; A. Brosnan (Mangaweka), black satin; Al. J. Gould (Alarton), pink crepe de chcnc; J. Ireland (Pai merston North), blue satin; Al. Bart lett (Hunterville), red and white georgette; Wills (Rata), black satin; E. Coker (Rata), black satin; AL Wall

(Rewa), pink georgette and lace; F. Vowell (Rewa), scarlet satin and net; M. Alurdio (Rangataua), lemon satin; E. Linton (Feilding), rose pink satin; M. Dallas, pcrowinklc blue silk; D I’agct, pink floral satin; D. Mackie, lemon floral silk; A. Fryer, pink satin, •S. I’ritchard, cherry red elephant crepe and cape to tone; D. Hammond, red niariette and cape; J. Stewart, blue lace and cape; Lil Stent, lime satin, L. Eames, rose pink crinkle crepe. Pihama, saxe blue satin; AVercta, na\ v crepe; O. Powell (Hunterville), black and white velvet; J. Potaka, white broche rayon; A. Rose, pink satin and siher net; A. Stent, shell pink pique vuile; L. Stent, floral silk voile, black coatee; N. 'Thompson, black georgette