> COMING-OF-AGE PARTY.

Waikato Times, Volume 118, Issue 19639, 27 July 1935, Page 15 (Supplement)

> COMING-OF-AGE PARTY.

HAPPY GLEN MASSEY EVENING'. A very enjoyable comlng-of-age party was given by Mrs E. McConnell in honour of 'her .son Bert, at the residence of -her l-daughter, Mrs- J. Foster, -at Te Akatea, recently.

The evening was spent -in games, competitions, dancing, and the following items, which were greatly appreciated, were given. Solos, Miss M. Broc-kett, Miss Lees; pianoforto solos, M-es-dames McConnell, Biddi-ck and -Lees; violin -solos, B. McConnell; elocutionary items, Mr S. Sampson. During the evening the guest -of honour -was presented with the -customary key and musical honours were accorded him. Mrs -E. McConnell, wearing a gown -of -rose -satin beaute, and Mrs J. Foster, daffodil satin beaute, received the guests. Among those present were:—Mesdames H. Mc-Connell (Manurewa), T. Chapman (Paerata), M. Rutter, C. Rutter, Bid'dick, C. Swales, Anderson (Mercer), Griffen ('Kainui), Brunskill, A. Brockett, J. iKielly, J. Woodward, G. Duck, P. Woodward (Auckland). Misses M. Rutter, P. Griffen, J. Griffen (Kainui), D. Trew, Haines (Hamilton), J. Brunskill, M. Brpckett, B. Bowen, M. Lees, Sampson •( Ngaruawahia), G erring (N-garuawahia), J. Bowen, J. McConnell (Ngaruawahia), P. Ferguson (Hamilton), Z. Katoviteh (Ngaruawahia), C. Bowen. r

ning four -out or -six games. Our players do not seem lo combine well and they would do much better it' they practised together prior to a match. Wednesday’s Match. Once again a Wednesday match has had to ho postponed on account of weather -conditions. The -L.G.U. monthly medal, which was fixed for lliis week, will be played on Monday. Extra Scores. ■ Players who have reduced their handicaps this week are 'Mrs C. 0. Bennett 1 stroke, Miss M. Eyre 1 -stroke, Mrs R. W. Jewell 3 .strokes- Mrs A. W. Nisbet, who joined the Club this year, has earned a 32 handicap.