TE RORE NOTES

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20954, 6 November 1939, Page 3

TE RORE NOTES

SOCIAL CLUB DANCE White snowballs and greenery were used to decorate the Te Rore Hall recently, when a most enjoyable dance was held. Music was supplied by Mac Merrymakers’ Orchestra, an extra being played by Miss S. Bell. Mr H. Allcock carried out the duties of master of ceremonies, and a novelty dance was won by Mr D. Lorrimor and partner. A Swiss supper was served throughout the evening. Among those present were:—Mesdames L. Follett (Te Pahu), blue taffeta; R. Martin (Auckland), black slipper satin; G. Currie (Te Pahu), blue taffeta; P. Baker, ripple ninon; W. Godfrey (Hamilton), black floral georgette. Misses Lily Cheyne (Karamu), pink taffeta; Tess Brennan (Paterangi), floral ninon; Ruth Anderson, black lace; L. Earow (Hamilton), pink organdi; Thirza Butterworth, salmon lace and tulle; Nell Cheyne, pink lace; Doris Madsen (Te Pahu), spring green net and taffeta; Ivy Sifleet, mutle striped taffeta; M. Cheyne (Te Pahu), green crinkled crepe; M. Brenna (Paterangi), lavender georgette with violet relief; J. McGough (Auckland), ivory slipper satin; Shirley Bell (Pirongia), green i floral satin; Margaret Hills (Te Pahu), white georgette; Frances Coxhead, sea-green floral sheer; Nancy Wing (Ngahinapouri), red taffeta; Freda Harper (Te Pahu), dahlia taffeta; Molly Macky (Pirongia), pine embossed satin; M. Shaw (Hamilton), ivory Chantilly lace; Iris Hancock (Paterangi), green figured satin; Girlie Bell (Pirongia), blue and black tunic; Margaret Billham. black sheer; Rene Hancock, emerald green embossed satin; Estelle Godfrey (Hamilton), mauve cloque; Mary Corcoran (Te Pahu), dahlia taffeta; Margaret Daley, green sheer. OFFICIAL OPENING CROQUET CLUB The Te Rore Croquet Club held its official opening of the season recently, the weather being perfect. Visitors were present from all the surrounding clubs. The president, Mrs J. G. Butterworth, sen., and the secretary, Mrs Barry, received the guests. Afternoon tea was served by the club members, the tables being charmingly decorated with Iceland poppies. Winners of the competitions were: Mrs C. K. Edwards, Mrs J. Ryan, Mrs Hartley Hall, Mrs McCallum, Mrs i Cochrane and Mrs McCallum. j Among those present were:—Mesj dames C. K. Edwards, Paxton, Som{erville, Carter, C. Tarr, Bennett, and Dunwoody; Misses Ennion and' J. | Somerville (Ohaupo); Mesdames J. Ryan, L. Nicholson and J. T. Young, and Miss P. Brennan (Tc Awamutu); Mesdames A. Chappell, Boggis, De Fresne, Berry and McNaughton j (Pirongia); Mesdames W. Godfrey, ! E. Wilson (Hamilton); Mesdames N. 1 Reid, McCallum and Cochrane (Ngahinapouri); Mesdames Butterworth, ?n., Barry, W. McKinnon, H. Cox:ead, H. Hall, Worms, Sifleet, Livingstone, L. Godfrey, A. Bell, Allcock, P. Baker, Sinclair, L. Rice and Anderson, Misses Ruth Anderson, Ivy Sifleet, Frances Coxhead, Freda Hack, Margaret Billham, Winnie 1 Duncan (Te Rore).