WAIMANA NEWS
| CARNIVAL DANCE BASKETBALL CLUB'S EFFORT (Beacon Correspondent) The Waimana Hall was the scene of a most enjoyable carnival dance last Thursday evening. The function being held under the auspices of the Waimana Basketball Club. The weather was not the best, but dancers were present from far and near. The stage was tastefully decorated with bowls of autumn leaves and berries and balloons were suspended from the ceiling of the hall. Excellent dance music was played by McDougall's Hot Scots' Orchestra, and Mr M. Burke obliged with an extra. The duty of M. C. was most capably carried out by Miss M. Fleming and Mr R. Morton acted as doorkeeper. The balloons, streamers, confetti and paper hats caused much merriment during the evening. The Monte Carlo Waltz was won by Miss R. Hughes and Mr H. Spanhake, the ''Statue Log Cabin v by Miss J. Grover and partner and the lucky hats were won by Mrs W. Bell and Mr J. Perfect. 1 A dinner for competition was wore by Mr J. Rvan. " A' most delicious supper was served by the ladies and thoroughly enjoyed by all. Dancing continued till a late hour and the National Anthem closed a most successful evening. Among those present were: Meidames B. Hughes, who wore cherry taffeta; C. Bell, midnight blue crepei M. Mannion floral taffeta; J. Rnst, red satin; H. Bell, Petunia georgette; K. Bell, green and silver cloque; J. Wardlaw, lilac taffeta; J. Ruff, black georgette; A. Ruff, wine crepe de chene; W. Ball, green sand crepe; P. Kerr (Opotiki) shot taffeta; H. navy frock; W. Addison, black georgette; Joseph Addison, wine marocain; R. Fleming, nigger brown frock; H. black marocain: M. King, lemon cordeti voile. Misses M. blue net and satin; M. Woolfield, black cellophane striped georgette; J. Wilkins, spot., ted net; M. Bovnton, navy floral frock; R. Macdonald. powder blue crepe; N. Hughes, black taffeta; IC. Newton, Petunia taffeta; K. Doran. cerise corded silk; E. Doran, blue taffeta,; B. Bell, Petunia taffeta; T. Moore (Whaka'tane) black satin; K. Walton, pink lace and satin; E. Addison, white satin; H. Eason (Waiotahi), floral taffeta; D. Young (Opotiki) tweed frock; N. Cooper (Opo„ tiki), lemon georgette; A. Lammas (Opotiki), lemon georgette; P. Cram wick, coral pink crepe; K. Marsh (Paengaroa) white net and satin: M. Ruff., Mulberry Pan velvet; A. Ruff, violet velvet; 1 S. Addison ? cherry cloque; M. Stansbury, canary sand crepe; Etty Addison. Kingfisher blue shimmo satin; A. Patterson, blue angel skin; M. Goddard (Taneatua) cherry taffeta; J. Grover, black ple&*_ ed frock; I. Proffitt, cherry satin; M. cyclamen satin; Robin Wool field, navy sa,nd crepe; J. Millet" shell pink lace and satin; B. White* rainbow muslin; J. McConnell, black
acquered satin.
PERSONAL
Mr and Mrs I. Nukuhou Norith, are on holiday in Aucklan'i •
Miss M. Doran, Nukuhou North, is visiting Taranaki.
Mr Henry Wardlaw, Waimana, Uss> returned home from a holiday spent in Auckland.
Mr and M<s F/ Sav-age, have turned to tlieii* home at Nukuhoit North after a holiday spent in Anek-
and.
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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 25, 16 June 1939, Page 5
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505WAIMANA NEWS Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 1, Issue 25, 16 June 1939, Page 5
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