CAMBRIDGE.

New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLI, Issue 6, 5 August 1908, Page 60

CAMBRIDGE.

Dear Bee, • August 1. On Thursday evening, in the Alexandra Hall, the Oddfellows of Cambridge held their annual ball, which was most successful, over 80 couples being present. It was an ideal night for dancing. The music was supplied by Mr Booth’s orchestra from Hamilton. The extras were played by Misses McFarlane and Sharp. An excellent supper was provided by Messrs Boyce and Sons. The arrangement# for the ball were ably carried out by a committee of members of the lodge. The Waikato hounds hunted at “Bruntwood” on Wednesday, when there was a very large and representative gathering. The followers were hospitably entertained by Mr and Mrs Frank Ross, of Bruntwood. Amongst those

present were. The Master (Mr Norman Banks), and Mrs N. Banks, Miss Banks, Mrs E. Firth (Auckland), Mr and Mrs A. J. Edmunds, Messrs Souter, Miss Souter (Auckland). Miss Kathleen Willis, Mr and Mrs H. Worap, Mr and Mrs W. Thornton, the Misses Gleeson, Miss Ida Lundon, Miss Richardson, Miss H. Wells, Mrs Paton (Auckland), the Misses Pickering. interest is being taken in goll this year. The monthly medal is keenly ' competed for. Mr Shanahan was the winner of last month’s medal competition. For the ladies’ monthly match the club are giving silver buttons with the initials C.G.C. on them. Mrs A. J. Edmunds has been the winner of two, and Miss Ida Lundon one. The buttons are much appreciated by the lady members of the club. PERSONAL ITEMS. Mrs Patou (Auckland) is staying with her niece, Mrs Frank Ross, of Bruntwood, Cambridge. Mrs E. Firth, of Auckland, is at present on a visit to her mother, Mrs Banks, of Gwynnlands, Cambridge. The Misses Willis, of Cambridge, have returned from Waihi. where they have been visiting their aunt, Mrs A. Clarke. • Miss Souter, of Parnell, is. at present visiting her brother, Mr W. Souter, of Cambridge.

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